studioDNA | David Stoecker
studioDNA | David Stoecker
5: Medication and Recovery
5: Medication and Recovery
5: Medication and Recovery
Sunday 5th May 2019
Discover how medication can be a vital tool in substance use disorder recovery, alongside lifestyle changes and community support, in Better Life in Recovery.
30 minutes
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studioDNA | David Stoecker
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Recovery Reimagined
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Get the buttons here!Medication and Recovery: Breaking the Stigma
I want everybody to be hope dealers...because there's somebody else out there that's holding on to a rope for dear life about, ready to let go because they're running out of strength.
Is medication really a lifeline for those battling substance use disorders? In this eye-opening episode of Better Life in Recovery, David Stoecker dives into the often misunderstood role of medication in the recovery process. Many people shy away from or even criticize the use of medication, but this discussion aims to set the record straight.
By addressing common misconceptions and the stigma attached to medication, David sheds light on how it can be an essential part of a comprehensive recovery plan. The episode doesn't just stop at medication; it explores how lifestyle changes and community support are equally crucial. You'll hear about the impact of anecdotal stories and why some people fear judgment when sharing their recovery paths.
The hosts stress that there isn't a one-size-fits-all solution—every journey is unique, and all deserve respect and understanding. Ending on a powerful note, there's a call-to-action for listeners to become 'hope dealers', supporting others in their recovery journeys. Whether you're in recovery yourself or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable insights and a compassionate perspective on the multifaceted nature of healing.