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02/05/2024
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Confidential CEO Discusses Opioids and "American Pain" Documentary on America Trends

Scott H. Silverman discussed the ongoing opioid crisis on America Trends earlier this month.  Scott and the show host Mary Burke Godwin, discussed the disturbing documentary "American Pain."

Then Scott described the challenges he faces in getting help to those who are most 'at risk' in the fentanyl overdose epidemic. Opioid overdoses claimed 107,000+ lives last year “that we know about” (per the CDC).

“Fentanyl is a poison” according to Scott, and the more we learn, the more danger is everywhere. For instance, according to legal and medical authorities in California, up to 80% of the illicit drugs in California are laced with fentanyl. A lot of the people who succumb to opioid overdose are taking counterfeit version of another drug (like Xanax/benzodiazepines, Adderall, percocet, or others). Fentanyl is also increasingly found in cocaine and heroin. You can call Confidential Recovery at (619) 452–1200 to learn about treatment for fentanyl addiction (and other opioids).

Watch the segments here: PART I and PART II.

If you know someone who is struggling with opioids – act immediately.

About Scott H. Silverman: Scott is the Founder and CEO of Confidential Recovery, an drug addiction treatment program for Veterans, Executives, and First Responders in San Diego.

Scott has been fighting against addiction for over 20 years, one person, speech, and book at a time. 

You can buy a copy of his latest book “The Opioid Epidemic” here.

 

 

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Scott H. Silverman
CEO / Founder
Scott found himself "hitting bottom" in 1984 and accepted that he needed help for his problem and pursued treatment and long-term recovery. After pursuing his own recovery, Scott dedicated his life to helping others who struggle with the same mental health and addiction issues that caused him so much pain. Scott has made an indelible mark on the lives of many in San Diego. He has been on KUSI dozens of times to raise awareness about the dangers that we face, and to speak a message of recovery.