Johnny Critch
Johnny Critch
#2 Show me your best OHHpiate face
#2 Show me your best OHHpiate face
#2 Show me your best OHHpiate face
Friday 3rd November 2017
Johnny Critch discusses opiate replacement therapy and the need for rehabilitation in prisons, sharing his personal journey through addiction and recovery.
21 minutes
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Johnny Critch
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Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Family Recovery from Addiction
Financial Health in Recovery
Body & Mind
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Get the buttons here!Opiate Therapy and Prison Rehabilitation: Johnny Critch's Raw Take
There are some things I don't, and I'm hoping that this is something that we can ride the coattail and see what's going on. I'm sick of being the only one standing in a soapbox- or my mother.
Imagine facing the struggles of addiction while locked away in a cell. In this episode of 'My Addiction Started on a Monday', Johnny Critch lays bare the critical need for opiate replacement therapy and rehabilitation within our prison systems. With his signature unfiltered honesty, Johnny shares his own tumultuous journey through addiction and recovery, shedding light on the therapies that helped him reclaim his life.
He dives into the details of methadone and suboxone treatments, explaining how they can be lifelines for those battling opioid dependency. He also discusses Vivitrol, a drug that blocks opioid effects but comes with its own set of challenges. Johnny doesn't shy away from the tough topics, addressing the stigma that often keeps people from seeking help and the urgent need for more support and resources.
He passionately argues for better rehabilitation programs in jails and prisons, where a staggering number of inmates struggle with addiction. By weaving in personal anecdotes and broader insights, Johnny makes a compelling case for why society must invest in these life-saving therapies. Whether you're personally affected by addiction or supporting someone who is, this episode offers a powerful perspective on the road to recovery.