Recovery First Podcast
Recovery First Podcast
Episode 42 | At what point do we help drug users and those suffering from Substance Use Disorder? | The Freedom Recovery Center Podcast with
Episode 42 | At what point do we help drug users and those suffering from Substance Use Disorder? | The Freedom Recovery Center Podcast with
Episode 42 | At what point do we help drug users and those suffering from Substance Use Disorder? | The Freedom Recovery Center Podcast with
Tuesday 12th October 2021
Discover compassionate ways to support those with substance use disorder on the 'Recovery First Podcast'. Join the conversation on advocacy and prevention.
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Get the buttons here!Compassion in Action: Supporting Those with Substance Use Disorder
Let's get fired up about prevention and let's get fired up about advocacy.
How can we best support those grappling with substance use disorder? In this episode of the 'Recovery First Addiction Recovery Podcast', the hosts tackle this pressing question head-on. They dive into the heart of addiction, exploring the stigma that surrounds it and the critical need for compassion and dignity in our approach to helping those affected. The conversation highlights various ways to offer meaningful support, such as providing clean syringes and creating recovery housing.
The South Carolina Recovery Housing Association is spotlighted for its efforts in mentoring and assisting providers, emphasizing the importance of advocacy and prevention. By the end of the episode, listeners are encouraged to take action and join the movement to change societal perceptions of addiction. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to make a difference in the lives of those struggling with substance use disorder.