Dr. Keith Humphreys

"People would come in five days in a row and have 10 minutes on, 50 minutes off all day long, 5 days, at a theta burst setting for the RTMS. I've seen some people's lives just absolutely changed by that."

"you want to stop drinking, I would, you know, suggest go check into an AA meeting or one of the other fellowships we have. Having other people on the same journey is good for us."

"There's a tremendous book Addiction by Design and I'm afraid I'm going to mispronounce the name of the person who wrote I think it's Schull but I'm not sure but I know the title Addiction by Design about gambling"

"I'd be far more likely to actually do the same protocol that Nolan Williams developed with RTMS because the effects of that for treatment resistant depression are so much clearer in my view and the downsides are far as I can see virtually nil."

"That is the only thing that really looks good for stimulant use disorder. You can do it under insurance coverage now in most places."

"There's a model called Oxford House which is run by the people who live there and they all contribute a bit to the rent and have a recovery culture. Those kind of things have really good evidence of benefit."

"there's a model called Oxford House which is run by the people who live there and they all contribute a bit to the rent and they have a culture which is basically you can't fight you can't be violent and you can't use substances"

"if you want to stop drinking, that'd be a place to try. You know, there's really no harm to it, right? You know, if you go to a bad movie, you're out in the evening and 15 bucks. You go to a bad meeting, you know, you're just out in the evening"

"I'm extremely interested in them. their effects on substance use. My patients desire is they want not to want. So, which is different than like I want to conquer my desire. Like, I just wish I didn't desire this drug as much as I do"