Zach Rhoads
Zach Rhoads
Episode 25: Kenneth Anderson
Episode 25: Kenneth Anderson
Episode 25: Kenneth Anderson
Tuesday 27th November 2018
Kenneth Anderson talks harm reduction, addiction, and innovative support solutions with Zach Rhoads on 'The Social Exchange'.
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Get the buttons here!Rethinking Addiction: Kenneth Anderson on Harm Reduction and New Solutions
Access to the drugs is beautiful.
Ever felt overwhelmed by the traditional approaches to addiction recovery? In this eye-opening episode of 'The Social Exchange', host Zach Rhoads sits down with Kenneth Anderson, the founder and director of HAMS Harm Reduction group and the author of 'How to Change Your Drinking'. Anderson shares his personal journey with alcohol and how it led him to discover harm reduction—a method that offers a compassionate and science-based alternative to conventional programs like AA.
They dive deep into topics such as drug policy, addiction, and the role of Families for Sensible Drug Policy (FSDP), a global coalition advocating for progressive solutions for families impacted by substance use. Anderson doesn't just talk theory; he explains how HAMS provides practical support for individuals and families dealing with substance use. He highlights the benefits of drug maintenance programs and discusses Switzerland's successful drug policy model, which has significantly reduced societal issues related to substance use.
Throughout the conversation, Anderson emphasizes the importance of access to harm reduction services and how they can genuinely change lives. This episode isn't just informative—it's a call to rethink how we approach addiction and support those struggling with it. Whether you're a professional in the field, a concerned family member, or someone on their own recovery journey, this discussion offers valuable insights and new perspectives. Get ready to challenge your assumptions and learn about the transformative power of harm reduction.