Odyssey House Journals
Odyssey House Journals
100 Odyssey House Journals - Sim Gill
100 Odyssey House Journals - Sim Gill
100 Odyssey House Journals - Sim Gill
Friday 30th June 2023
Join Sim Gill on Odyssey House Journals as he advocates for a compassionate, evidence-based approach to addiction within the criminal justice system.
27 minutes
Hopeful
Inspiring
Informative
Empowering
Compassionate
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Categories:
Sobriety Success Stories
Family Recovery from Addiction
Creative Recovery Journeys
Empowering Recovery Journeys
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Advocacy for a shift from criminalization to a holistic, evidence-based, and compassionate approach to addiction and mental health
- Emphasis on early intervention, community support, and policy reforms to build resiliency and promote recovery
- Unwavering faith in humanity and belief in the power of people to demand change
- Open office policy to engage with the public and address concerns directly
- Insightful discussion on addressing addiction and mental health within the criminal justice system
I have faith in people. I believe that when you see the dignity of the person before you and you engage in a respectful interaction with that person, anything is possible.
Picture this: a world where addiction isn't met with handcuffs but with understanding and support. Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill joins Randall Carlisle and Rachel Santizo in this episode of Odyssey House Journals to discuss his groundbreaking views on how the criminal justice system should handle addiction and mental health issues. Instead of defaulting to incarceration, Sim argues for a more compassionate, evidence-based approach that addresses the root causes of addiction.
He believes in early intervention, community support, and policy reforms to build resilience and promote recovery. Sim's unwavering faith in humanity and his belief in the power of people to demand change shine through, offering a hopeful perspective on the future of addressing addiction within the criminal justice system. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in how we can shift from punishment to healing.