Nancy is a 47-year-old woman who shares with her health and wellness coach that she is in a methadone program. She explains that she has a history of using heroin for about 2-3 years. She ceased heroin use about 11 months ago when she started attending treatment program that provided methadone to treat her opioid use disorder. However, she admits that she often feels ashamed about being in a methadone-assisted treatment program. She feels that she should detox from methadone as soon as possible so that she could start a true recovery. Which one would be the most appropriate response from her health and wellness coach? Group of answer choices “Methadone is no better than heroin, and you should quit using it as soon as possible.” “You should quit using methadone and switch to naltrexone.” “Opioid use disorder is a complex brain disease. Clinical evidence shows that methadone and other medication assisted treatments are more effective than other approaches to treating opioid use disorder. However, you should consult with your health care provider about your concerns using this medication.” No answer text provided.