Our Review Process
How We Ensure Content Accuracy and Clinical Reliability
Every article, guide, and resource on Long Island Rehab undergoes a rigorous review process combining clinical expertise with educational standards. Our commitment to accuracy helps individuals and families make informed decisions about addiction treatment and recovery.
Nationally Certified Advanced Clinical Intervention Professional with over a decade of experience in addiction recovery services. Founder of Intervention New York and ISSUP Network Moderator.
View Full ProfileEducational Specialist with a Master of Science in Secondary Education from St. John's University and a Bachelor of Arts from Manhattanville University. Reviews content for clarity and accessibility.
View Full ProfileOur Review Standards
Clinical Expertise
Content is authored by Benjamin Zohar, NCACIP (Nationally Certified Advanced Clinical Intervention Professional) with over a decade of experience in addiction recovery services.
- Structured family intervention expertise
- Clinical placement and benefits coordination
- Evidence-based treatment knowledge
- Trauma-informed care principles
Educational Review
All content is reviewed by Ezra Zohar, M.S. Ed., Educational Specialist with advanced degrees from St. John's University and Manhattanville University.
- Accuracy and clarity verification
- Accessibility for diverse audiences
- Evidence-based information standards
- Educational best practices
Source Verification
Information is cross-referenced with authoritative sources and updated regularly to reflect current best practices.
- SAMHSA guidelines and resources
- NIDA research and publications
- OASAS treatment standards
- Peer-reviewed medical literature
Quality Assurance
Multi-stage review process ensures content meets professional standards for accuracy, ethics, and practical value.
- Clinical accuracy verification
- Ethical practice alignment
- Current treatment guidelines
- Harm reduction principles
Content Standards We Follow
Trusted Sources We Reference
Government & Public Health
- • SAMHSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration)
- • NIDA (National Institute on Drug Abuse)
- • OASAS (NYS Office of Addiction Services and Supports)
- • CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
- • NYS Department of Health
Professional Organizations
- • ASAM (American Society of Addiction Medicine)
- • NAADAC (Association for Addiction Professionals)
- • ISSUP (International Society of Substance Use Professionals)
- • The Addictions Academy
- • Peer-reviewed medical journals
Note: We regularly review and update our sources to ensure we're providing the most current, evidence-based information available.
Important Disclaimer
While our content is carefully researched and reviewed, it is intended for educational and informational purposes only. It should not be considered medical advice, clinical diagnosis, or a substitute for professional treatment.
Always consult with qualified healthcare professionals for:
- Medical diagnosis and treatment recommendations
- Medication management and detoxification
- Mental health evaluation and treatment
- Crisis intervention and emergency care
If you're in crisis: Call 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or 911 for immediate help.