The Sinclair Method

This video explains the Sinclair Method, a structured, off-label approach to treating alcohol use disorder that involves taking naltrexone, an FDA-approved opioid receptor antagonist, prior to alcohol consumption. It compares the Sinclair Method to traditional and targeted naltrexone dosing, and offers guidance on identifying appropriate patients, understanding its advantages and limitations, and implementing the treatment protocol effectively.

For more on the Sinclair Method, check out our companion factsheet here: https://learning.pcss-maud.org/files/...

For more on medications for alcohol use disorder (MAUD), see the following PCSS-MAUD resources:

Free 2-hour/CE Online Module: Pharmacotherapy for Alcohol Use Disorder: Best Practices and Clinical Strategies https://learning.pcss-maud.org/produc...

Mini Videos:
Optimizing Outcomes for Treatment with Medications for Alcohol Use Disorder    • Optimizing Outcomes for Treatment with Med...  

Acamprosate    • Acamprosate  

Naltrexone    • Naltrexone  

Disulfiram:    • Disulfiram  

Digital Resources:
Role of Medications in Treatment https://learning.pcss-maud.org/files/...

FDA-approved Medications for Alcohol Use Disorder (MAUD) https://learning.pcss-maud.org/files/...

MAUD Basics for Peer Recovery Workforce https://learning.pcss-maud.org/files/...

Medications for Alcohol Use Disorder (MAUD): A Toolkit for Social Workers https://learning.pcss-maud.org/files/...

Medications for Alcohol Use Disorder (MAUD): A Toolkit for Nurses https://learning.pcss-maud.org/files/...

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