Dr. Shahla Modir | Source | Chief Medical Officer at All Points North Lodge
Dr. Shahla Modir
Shahla Modir, MD joins APN Lodge as Chief Medical Officer with over ten years of experience in addiction, psychiatry, and integrative medicine. She is dual board-certified in Addiction and Psychiatry, serving as a diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology and its Addiction Psychiatry certification. Dr. Modir completed a residency in General Psychiatry at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center and a 2-year fellowship in Addiction Psychiatry at UCLA Medical Center.
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Treat other addictions first. Other addictions are sometimes present. So the first step is typically getting help for other addictions. At All Points North Lodge, we treat both the addiction symptoms and the root cause. Both of those are essential to sustainable recovery.
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