A doctor who practices as a Board Certified Physician, Silbert Donna PH.D., also known as Dr. Donna is a world renowned expert in the field of substance abuse treatment. Silbert Donna holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology and a master’s degree in mental health, focusing mainly on substance abuse and addiction. Dr. Donna has also served as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Miami, specializing in substance abuse and addiction. The results of her studies have been widely acclaimed, having garnered awards from national substance abuse programs. In addition to her private practice, Silbert Donna conducts consulting assignments for governmental and nonprofit organizations, specializing in substance abuse and addiction.

The award winning New York City Program, which she serves as a consultant for, highlights the importance of finding effective drug rehab programs. In particular, it highlights the importance of finding a holistic program that addresses physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual aspects of patient’s recovery. The New York City program recommends that when looking for a drug rehab facility, patients should avoid any facility that singles out one particular substance or focuses on just one ailment. The program goes on to advise that before committing to a drug rehab program, patients should research each facility thoroughly, ensuring that they meet all the requirements outlined in the best possible manner to address the needs of their specific situation.

Another doctor who holds a Ph.D. in substance abuse treatment is David C. Brown, D.O., a practicing psychiatrist who serves as Director of Development for the Drug Rehabilitation Center at New York Medical College. Dr. Brown has seen the ups and downs of the drug rehab industry while working as an addiction specialist. He has seen the benefits of various programs, and the pitfalls of a few. Although he states that there is no one size fits all solution, he does point out that those seeking help for their substance abuse problems should not limit their search to a couple of options. Instead, he advises them to look at all the programs available and choose one that will work for their particular needs and goals. He cautions however, against making the mistake of choosing the program that offers the most perks or lowest prices, noting that those types of programs often do not meet the highest standards of quality or focus on the most important aspects of a patient’s recovery.