Dr. Stephen Loyd, Heath Loyd, Josie Hodges
Dr. Stephen Loyd, Heath Loyd, Josie Hodges
013. Kimberly Ladd
013. Kimberly Ladd
013. Kimberly Ladd
Thursday 17th September 2020
Join Kimberly Ladd on SeventyX7 as she shares her story and insights on trauma, prevention, and peer support in addiction recovery.
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Dr. Stephen Loyd, Heath Loyd, Josie Hodges
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Sobriety Toolkit
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Family Recovery from Addiction
Sexual Stigmas & Myths
Recovery from Trauma
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Get the buttons here!Kimberly Ladd: Championing Addiction Prevention and Recovery
When we are helping mom and dad, that we're also helping the kids too...we're working to build and grow attachment and connections and strengthening those connections in the family unit.
Kimberly Ladd, the dynamic leader of Maury County Prevention in Tennessee, takes center stage in this episode of SeventyX7. With a story that’s both compelling and educational, Kimberly’s passion for addiction prevention and recovery shines through every word. She dives deep into the crucial role of addressing trauma and adverse childhood experiences in the journey to recovery. Her insights on the significance of prevention efforts and peer support offer a fresh perspective on tackling addiction at its roots.
One of the standout moments is when Kimberly talks about the ripple effect of helping parents: 'When we are helping mom and dad, we're also helping the kids too...we're working to build and grow attachment and connections and strengthening those connections in the family unit'. This episode is a treasure trove for anyone interested in understanding the broader impact of opioid use disorder on families and communities.
Whether you’re a healthcare professional, someone in recovery, or a concerned family member, Kimberly’s experience and knowledge provide valuable takeaways that could inspire change in the fight against addiction.