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Sober Conversations

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  • Episode 28: Recovery Research Institue - A Conversation with Dr. John Kelly

Episode 28: Recovery Research Institue - A Conversation with Dr. John Kelly

Tuesday 5th January 2021

Join Dr. John Kelly on 'Sober Conversations' as he discusses addiction research, recovery solutions, and the importance of community support.
37 minutes
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Motivational

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Dr. John Kelly: Bridging Research and Real-Life Recovery

We are doing a better and better job of both understanding ourselves, understanding the nature of these problems, um in individuals, and how we impact the family and our society, and what the mechanism and causes are.
How do you turn groundbreaking research into real-world recovery solutions? In this episode of 'Sober Conversations', Dr. Herby Bell and Chris Harrison chat with Dr. John Kelly, the visionary behind the Recovery Research Institute. Dr. Kelly's mission is clear: to advance addiction recovery through high-quality research and practical applications that benefit society. This episode dives into the pressing issue of rising addiction rates in the US, with a particular focus on women. Dr.
Kelly shares his thoughts on the necessity of long-term support systems like AA and other recovery services. The conversation also tackles the often-overlooked challenges of anonymity and stigma in recovery, emphasizing the power of personal stories to inspire and motivate. With healthcare policies constantly evolving, Dr. Kelly discusses their impact on addiction treatment and expresses hope for future progress.
Tune in to gain valuable insights from one of the leading experts in addiction recovery and learn how research can drive meaningful change in our communities.