Dr. Stephen Klein
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 25 Jun
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I look at buprenorphine especially as buying patients time to have that vital spiritual experience where then they can engage in the rest of their recovery and potentially come off these medications or stay on.
It's a conversation between them and their doctor.
But really, the medications themselves, the evidence is so overwhelming that they help patients.
And as a doctor and a person in recovery, I don't think anyone should have limited access or face stigma for taking them.
Now they do.
NA has released more contemporary literature and pamphlets.
AA has more come around to it as well.
I think the stance in NA was perceived by many, including myself, to be a little bit more organized, maybe a little bit more pragmatic.
That, I think, is fading away.
It takes time, changes slow, and I think...
Especially because the opioid epidemic, and by that I mean the wave of opioid use that was precipitated by prescribing of opioids, really kind of took the community and the country as a wave.
And it happened quickly.
And now we're still kind of reeling from that as a phenomenon.
So I think it's important to start the cultural conversations.
I think more importantly, it really gets to the point that no patient should be discouraged from using a medication.
by anyone besides their doctor.
And that is something that I think needs to be reinforced.
And it's probably has a little bit of geographic variability as well.
I think it's a variable.
Some do and some don't.
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