DON'T DIE Wisconsin
DON'T DIE WISCONSIN
Episode 32
Episode 32
Episode 32
Saturday 22nd December 2018
Join 'Don't Die Wisconsin' as they discuss the impact of overdose videos on social media, men's therapy, and tailored addiction treatment.
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51 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Overdose Videos on Social Media: The Dark Side of Viral Content
We need to start looking at more as addiction rather than the opioid epidemic. The behavior surrounding heroin use is really specific. Treatment providers have a responsibility to not cookie cutter it and treat each individual case as an individual case, but they have a responsibility to at least inform the individual that they have addictive personalities.
Ever thought about the real impact of those shocking overdose videos that pop up on your social media feed? In this episode of 'Don't Die Wisconsin', hosts Kevin Schaefer, Patrick Reilly, and Ryan Gorman dive into the unsettling trend of sharing such videos online. They explore the emotional and psychological toll it takes on individuals whose lowest moments are broadcast for the world to see. It's a tough conversation but one that needs to be had.
How do people find the strength to recover when their most vulnerable moments are out there for millions to witness? But that's not all. The trio also delves into the often-overlooked topic of men going to therapy. Why is it still such a taboo subject? They discuss the importance of individualized treatment plans, stressing that recovery isn't a one-size-fits-all journey. Each person's path to sobriety is unique, and the support they receive should reflect that.
The episode doesn't shy away from community involvement either. From police department initiatives to local events aimed at tackling addiction, the hosts shine a light on the collective effort needed to combat this crisis. They wrap up with a powerful call-to-action: don't lose hope. Recovery is possible, and seeking help is a brave first step. This episode is a must-listen for anyone touched by addiction, whether personally or through a loved one.
It’s a raw, honest discussion that balances the harsh realities with messages of hope and resilience.