RCORP-TA and JBS International
RCORP-TA and JBS International
68: Recovery-Informed Research and Theory
68: Recovery-Informed Research and Theory
68: Recovery-Informed Research and Theory
Tuesday 16th July 2024
Dr. Austin Brown discusses recovery-informed research, key data points, and the importance of lived experience in shaping recovery science.
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Episode Overview
- Recovery-informed research is essential for understanding addiction and recovery.
- Lived experience plays a crucial role in shaping effective recovery strategies.
- Collegiate recovery programs can significantly impact students' lives.
- Supportive societal structures can enhance the recovery process.
- Recovery science is evolving and offers new insights into addiction treatment.
The idea that medical science, psychology would look at recovery as something that is the inclusion of some sort of intervention
Ever wondered how recovery-informed research can reshape our understanding of addiction and recovery? This episode of 'Rural Roads - The RCORPodcast' dives into the fascinating world of recovery science with Dr. Austin Brown, a recovery scientist currently residing in Denmark. Dr. Brown's journey, which spans institutions like Texas Tech and Syracuse University, is both inspiring and enlightening. He shares how his own recovery experience influenced his academic pursuits and led him to groundbreaking research in the field of recovery science.
You'll hear about the importance of recovery-informed research, key data points, and why lived experience is crucial for those working in this area. Dr. Brown also touches on the significant role of collegiate recovery programs and the transformative power they hold for students. His anecdotes about life in Denmark provide a unique perspective on how societal structures can support recovery. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the science behind recovery and the practical applications of this research.
Tune in to understand how recovery science is evolving and what it means for those on their own recovery journey.