Jason Schwartz
Jason Schwartz
Addiction Professionals in the Pandemic – Jude Johnson-Hostler
Addiction Professionals in the Pandemic – Jude Johnson-Hostler
Addiction Professionals in the Pandemic – Jude Johnson-Hostler
Friday 6th November 2020
Jude Johnson-Hostler discusses pandemic challenges in addiction services for moms and infants, focusing on trauma-informed care and racial equity.
27 minutes
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Family Recovery from Addiction
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Get the buttons here!Pandemic Realities: Jude Johnson-Hostler on Supporting Moms and Infants
I allowed myself to come in as a sponge... not ever getting to the place where I have arrived, and so I would say that's what keeps me here.
How has the pandemic reshaped addiction and mental health services, especially for women and people of color? Jude Johnson-Hostler, a coordinator for the Perinatal Substance Use Project, joins Chris Budnick in this compelling episode of 'Recovery Review' to share her experiences. With a deep commitment to ongoing personal recovery, Johnson-Hostler provides a candid look at the challenges and adaptations in her work with moms and infants during these unprecedented times.
She highlights the critical need for trauma-informed care and reflects on her experience with racial equity training. Johnson-Hostler's humility and dedication shine through as she describes herself as a lifelong learner in the field of addiction and recovery. This episode offers valuable insights for anyone interested in the intersection of addiction, recovery, and social justice. Dive into this conversation to understand how professionals are navigating these complex issues.