Connecticut Certification Board
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Best and Worst of 2020/Hopes and Fears for 2021: The Alcoholism & Drug Abuse Weekly Review
Best and Worst of 2020/Hopes and Fears for 2021: The Alcoholism & Drug Abuse Weekly Review
Best and Worst of 2020/Hopes and Fears for 2021: The Alcoholism & Drug Abuse Weekly Review
Tuesday 12th January 2021
Join Alison Knopf and experts as they reflect on 2020's addiction challenges and share hopes for the future in this compelling episode.
29 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Reflecting on 2020: Addiction Challenges and Hopes for the Future
Alcoholism has been a large problem forever. Sometimes we forget that and get focused on one thing over the other.
When Alison Knopf, editor of Alcoholism & Drug Abuse Weekly, sits down with Jeffrey Quami and a panel of national stakeholders, the conversation is anything but ordinary. In this episode of 'Scope of Practice', they tackle the rollercoaster year of 2020, dissecting its highs and lows in the realm of addiction recovery. From the lingering shadow of alcoholism to the more recent opioid crisis, the discussion is rich with expert insights and personal anecdotes.
One poignant moment comes when Knopf opens up about her own loss—her brother's tragic overdose—bringing a deeply personal touch to the dialogue. The group also delves into the relaxation of buprenorphine regulations and debates the effectiveness of medication-assisted treatment. The role of mainstream media and government actions in shaping public perception and policy around addiction also come under scrutiny.
This episode is not just informative; it's a raw and thought-provoking look at the complex landscape of addiction recovery, offering both a reflection on past challenges and a hopeful gaze into the future.