Zach Rhoads
Zach Rhoads
Episode 30: Andrew Tatarsky
Episode 30: Andrew Tatarsky
Episode 30: Andrew Tatarsky
Sunday 17th February 2019
Join psychologist Andrew Tatarsky and host Zach Rhoads as they discuss harm reduction psychotherapy and its empathetic approach to addiction treatment.
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Get the buttons here!Andrew Tatarsky: Rethinking Addiction Treatment with Harm Reduction
Harm reduction is not a program. It's a philosophy and a set of practices that can be applied in a variety of different settings. It's about meeting people where they are and helping them to move forward in their lives in a way that's meaningful to them.
Imagine a world where addiction treatment meets people exactly where they are. In this episode of 'The Social Exchange', host Zach Rhoads sits down with psychologist Andrew Tatarsky, a trailblazer in harm reduction psychotherapy. Tatarsky, the founder and director of The Center for Optimal Living, has spent his career challenging traditional approaches to addiction treatment. He advocates for a compassionate and realistic method that prioritizes empathy and understanding over judgment and rigidity.
Throughout their conversation, Tatarsky shares his philosophy on meeting individuals at their current stage and helping them move forward in a meaningful way. They delve into how harm reduction not only addresses addiction but also intersects with social justice, emphasizing the need for policies that are both sensible and compassionate. If you're interested in innovative approaches to addiction treatment or simply want to hear from a leading expert in the field, this episode is a must-listen.
It’s an enlightening discussion that might just change the way you think about addiction and recovery.