The Coleman Institute Blog

Richard Rohr, author of Breathing Under Water, Spirituality and the Twelve Steps, writes in his newsletter about how it is so much easier for many people to have a relationship with a process or a substance than with a person. Unlike objects, people are so unpredictable!

Dr. Peter Coleman, Dr. Reich, and other team members of the Coleman Institute for Addiction Medicine describe how the Coleman Method offered in Boston [Wellesley), Massachusetts works for detoxing opioids or alcohol.

Today we will look at why addiction is a disease and how we can be the carriers of this information to others. So that individuals suffering from it may come closer to the nonjudgmental help they need to recover.

This blog answers the question, “does naltrexone help block cravings?” and details how it can help patients struggling with opioid addiction detox.

Dr. Peter Coleman, founder of the Coleman Institute for Addiction Medicine, and Andrew Blake, chief operating officer, went to Willoughby, Ohio to explore how they can help patients who are suffering from alcohol use disorder or substance use disorder.