Author: Ryan Schwantes

Addiction Is Not a Disease, and That Matters

by Ryan Schwantes | Jul 27, 2018 | Audio/Video, The Addiction Solution Podcast

The Addiction Solution Podcast Addiction Is Not a Disease, and That Matters – Episode I Addiction Is Not a Disease, and That Matters DO YOU NEED HELP? Call Today to learn how the Freedom Model can set you FREE from addiction, treatment, and recovery...

Our Relationship To Addiction: Steven Slate’s TedX Talk

by Ryan Schwantes | Jul 20, 2018 | Articles, Audio/Video, Research, The Freedom Model

TedX Talk – Our Relationship to AddictionTedX Talk – Steven Slate TedX Talk – Our Relationship to Addiction Freedom Model Co-Author, Steven Slate, was asked to speak at a TedX Event in Tahoe City, CA on the theme: Relationships: Steven did a masterful job...

Average Cost of Addiction Treatment Study

by Ryan Schwantes | May 3, 2018 | Articles, Cost, Research

Average Cost of Treatment in the United States2018 Treatment Center Survey Treatment Center Survey 2018 (Cost, Treatment Modality, Location, Insurance) The Baldwin Research Institute’s 2018 Treatment Center Survey looked at just over 250 centers...

The Trap of Addiction Treatment Cost – How Much Will Insurance Reimburse and What It TRULY Means to Your Wallet

by Ryan Schwantes | May 3, 2018 | Articles, Cost, Insurance, Research, Substances

Be Careful - It's a Trap! ADDICTION Treatment is NOT FREE and It can cost you thousands The Trap of Addiction Treatment Cost – How Much Will Insurance Reimburse and What It TRULY Means to Your Wallet “All or Most of Your Treatment Covered Under Insurance”...

Is heroin more addictive than other drugs? I lost my son to an overdose last year and I’m really trying to understand what happened and why. Please help – your site seems the only place that isn’t telling me he was a hopeless addict and this is new to me because everything I heard before and after his passing was that he was a hopeless addict.

by Ryan Schwantes | Jan 17, 2018 | Q&A

You Asked, We Answered Addiction Questions First, we are sorry for your loss. The loss of a loved one is incredibly sad and difficult. On the other hand, we are impressed with your courage to ask questions to understand the issue more thoroughly and seek the truth. In...