James Leonard & Timmy Long
James Leonard & Timmy Long
#6 Forensic psychologist Dr. Sharon Lambert
#6 Forensic psychologist Dr. Sharon Lambert
#6 Forensic psychologist Dr. Sharon Lambert
Saturday 8th August 2020
Dr. Sharon Lambert joins 'The Two Norries' to discuss how trauma and poverty fuel addiction, highlighting the need for empathy and support.
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Get the buttons here!Breaking the Chains: Dr. Sharon Lambert on Addiction, Trauma, and Poverty
When I meet people who are using drugs, I think you're amazing because you found something that allowed you to be able to put one foot in front of the other.
Imagine trying to break free from addiction while grappling with trauma and poverty. In this gripping episode of 'The Two Norries Podcast', hosts James Leonard and Timmy Long sit down with forensic psychologist Dr. Sharon Lambert from UCC to discuss these deeply interconnected issues. Dr. Lambert sheds light on how childhood adversity and toxic stress often pave the way for addiction, urging us to view it as a health issue rather than a moral failing.
She passionately argues that societal factors and poverty significantly contribute to the cycle of addiction, making it clear that compassion and understanding are essential. Throughout the episode, James and Timmy share their own experiences, reflecting on how trauma influenced their paths and how they've learned to cope. Their candid stories add a personal touch, making the discussion even more relatable. Dr.
Lambert also emphasizes the importance of trauma-informed care in professional settings, advocating for a more empathetic approach towards those struggling with addiction. This episode is a heartfelt call to action to extend kindness and support to individuals facing these challenges. Whether you're dealing with addiction yourself, supporting a loved one, or simply seeking to understand more about these complex issues, this conversation is both enlightening and moving.