Mary Woods
Mary Woods
Client Centered Approach in Treatment
Client Centered Approach in Treatment
Client Centered Approach in Treatment
Monday 4th May 2009
Jimmy Destri of Blondie discusses his transition to drug counseling and the importance of personalized addiction treatment on 'One Hour AT A Time'.
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Get the buttons here!Jimmy Destri: From Blondie to Drug Counselor - A Story of Second Chances
The client-centered approach, in my view, is to find out what the person's makeup is and give them the kind of treatment that they would adhere to the best. They have to make a decision along with you for your treatment to work.
Ever wondered what it's like to transition from rock star to drug counselor? Jimmy Destri, a former member of Blondie, shares his incredible journey in this episode of 'One Hour AT A Time'. Born and raised in Brooklyn, Jimmy now spends his days at NYC's Carnegie Hill Institute, helping those struggling with addiction find new hope. But how did he go from the glitz and glamour of the music world to a life dedicated to recovery?
Jimmy opens up about his own battles with addiction and the pivotal moments that led him to change careers. He passionately believes in a client-centered approach, tailoring treatment plans to fit each individual's unique needs. Jimmy emphasizes that successful recovery is a partnership between the patient and the clinician. He also touches on the importance of education and early intervention in preventing addiction.
With anecdotes about his time in Blondie and his personal struggles with cocaine, Jimmy provides a raw and honest look at the challenges and triumphs of recovery. This episode is a treasure trove of insights for anyone interested in addiction treatment, mental health, or simply looking for an inspiring story of second chances.