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Beyond the Bars

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  • Addicted to the Addict : Aaron Rubio Family Recovery Coach

Addicted to the Addict : Aaron Rubio Family Recovery Coach

Wednesday 12th August 2020

Aaron Rubio discusses uniting community resources to combat addiction, focusing on family impact, healthcare challenges, and digital therapy on 'Beyond the Bars'.
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Aaron Rubio: Transforming Community Support for Addiction Recovery

And, like I said, the judicial system there we're worried about their judicial stuff.
Aaron Rubio's journey into the world of addiction recovery began in 2014, driven by personal experiences within his own family. In this episode of 'Beyond the Bars', Aaron, an International Masters Addiction Coach (IMAC), shares how his search for answers led him to found the United Community Addiction Network (UCAN). UCAN aims to unite community resources to combat addiction, filling the gaps in services that Aaron noticed during his work with Families Against Narcotics (FAN).
Aaron dives into the challenges faced by families and marriages affected by addiction, shedding light on the shortcomings of the healthcare system and addiction treatment. He also discusses the potential of digital therapy as a tool for those struggling with addiction. Throughout the episode, Aaron emphasizes the importance of prioritizing faith, family, and business, and supporting individuals who lack formal education. What makes Aaron's approach unique is his focus on networking and community support.
He believes that bringing together diverse resources can create a more effective support system for those battling addiction. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in understanding the complexities of addiction recovery and the power of community in driving change.