Matthew Butler
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#16 - Mark Moody: Addiction, Recovery, Stigma, Scotland, The Heroin Epidemic & Being CEO of the UK's largest Drug & Alcohol Charity
#16 - Mark Moody: Addiction, Recovery, Stigma, Scotland, The Heroin Epidemic & Being CEO of the UK's largest Drug & Alcohol Charity
#16 - Mark Moody: Addiction, Recovery, Stigma, Scotland, The Heroin Epidemic & Being CEO of the UK's largest Drug & Alcohol Charity
Friday 2nd December 2022
Mark Moody shares his journey from entry-level to CEO at Change Grow Live, discussing addiction, recovery, and Scotland's heroin epidemic.
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Get the buttons here!Mark Moody's Path: From Scotland's Heroin Crisis to Leading Change Grow Live
I think the vast majority of people who are working in this sector are trying to achieve the things that we are trying to achieve.
What does it take to rise from the ground up in a field as challenging as addiction recovery? In this episode of the 'Believe in People Podcast', Matthew Butler sits down with Mark Moody, the CEO of Change Grow Live, the UK's largest drug and alcohol charity.
Mark's journey is nothing short of inspiring, as he shares his experiences growing up in Scotland during the heroin epidemic and his rise from an entry-level position to leading an organization with over 4,000 employees. Mark and Matthew dive into a range of topics, including the significant impact of Dame Carol Black's independent review on drugs and how public perception shapes the work of Change Grow Live.
Mark opens up about the challenges and rewards of balancing staff well-being with delivering effective services, emphasizing the importance of compassion and honesty in addiction recovery. Listeners will gain insight into the realities of Scotland's heroin crisis and the transformative power of dedicated support systems. Mark also highlights the critical role of partnerships between charities and statutory services in fostering a holistic approach to recovery.
His candid reflections on leadership, stigma, and the need for a compassionate approach to addiction make this episode a must-listen for anyone interested in the field. Whether you're on your own recovery journey, supporting a loved one, or simply curious about the inner workings of addiction support services, Mark's story offers valuable lessons and hope. Tune in to hear how one man's dedication is making a difference in countless lives.