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“Our mission is to improve
the lives of individuals and families affected by alcohol
and other drug use through
treatment, education,
training, and research
that promotes a greater
understanding
of addiction disorders.“
A.P. Rancho Cucamonga
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FREE Assessment
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“Research studies indicate that the Matrix Model is very effective in treating various addictions, including methamphetamine.”
Bertha Madras
Office of Demand Reduction
Office of National
Drug Control Policy
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Research & Grants – Investigating Addiction and Recovery
The Matrix Institute is a non-profit organization established in 1984. Our mission is to improve the lives of individuals and families affected by alcohol and other drug use through treatment, education and training, and research promoting a greater understanding of addiction disorders.
Service Grants & Research Projects
Matrix Institute offices serve as sites for many service grants and research projects conducted by the Institute and other organizations such as the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) Integrated Substance Abuse Programs (ISAP).
- The service grants fund the delivery of effective treatments that are supported by research findings.
- The research projects evaluate both new treatments for addictions and new applications of recognized treatment interventions.
- Conducting this research and disseminating the findings to the widest possible audience are the primary goals of the Institute. Matrix staff have published extensively in academic peer-reviewed journals and in the popular press.
To learn more about research opportunities or to inquire about a specific area of interest, please contact: [email protected]
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LOCATION
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WEST LA
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LOS ANGELES
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INLAND EMPIRE
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SAN FERNANDO
VALLEY
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Grants and
research studies
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4 Models of
Telephone Support for
Stimulant Recovery
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Starting Treatment
with Agonist
Replacement Therapies
(START)
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4 Models of
Telephone Support
for Stimulant
Recovery
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Double-blind,
Placebo controlled
trial of Bupropion or
Methamphetamine
dependence
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Funding agency
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(NIDA)
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(NIDA)
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(NIDA
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(NIDA)
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Description
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Evaluates
different types
of telephone
support in
continuing care.
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24 Weeks of either
Buprenorphine
or Methadone
Treatment to Compare
Changes in Liver
Enzymes
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Evaluates different
types of telephone
support in
continuing care.
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Investigates new
medication for
methamphetamine
dependence at
no cost.
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Principal Investigator
Project Director
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David
Farabee, Ph.D.
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Walter
Ling, M.D.
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David
Farabee, Ph.D.
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Michael McCann, M.A.
Dana Harris, M.D.
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Contacts
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Only patients
in treatment
are eligible.
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Dan George
Sarah Webster
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Only patients
in treatment
are eligible.
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Anita Baghee
Robert Willis
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Phone No.
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1-310-487-8305
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1-323-933-9186
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1-909-989-9724
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1-818-226-6070
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