As a technique of treating patients, addiction psychiatry includes both medication and psychotherapy, or professional therapeutic engagement. Addiction psychiatrists will gather medical history and the patient's mental health concerns in a traditional addiction psychiatry session to acquire a better picture of their patient's lifestyle. Following that, the psychiatrist will determine specific remedies to the patient's problem, which could involve medications and/or psychotherapy. Addiction psychiatrists are uniquely qualified to treat co-occurring mental health diseases as well as substance use disorders (whether in active use, withdrawal, or early/late recovery). While there are several FDA-approved drugs for the treatment of substance use disorders, addiction psychiatrists can choose which medication is best for their particular patient. Furthermore, addiction doctors frequently advise patients to seek outside help by recommending 12-Step programs such as Narcotics Anonymous and Alcoholics Anonymous. Addiction psychiatry can also be a means of recovery for persons who have previously failed to control their substance use disorder. 

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