Geoff Kane
Geoff Kane, MD, MPH
Episode 9: Too Many Factions, Not Enough Love: One Tribe is All We Need
Episode 9: Too Many Factions, Not Enough Love: One Tribe is All We Need
Episode 9: Too Many Factions, Not Enough Love: One Tribe is All We Need
Wednesday 17th April 2024
Dr. Meg Mott discusses the balance between 12-Step recovery and harm reduction, advocating for unity and respect in addiction recovery.
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Episode Overview
- The importance of listening well and recognising strengths in others.
- Balancing 12-Step recovery with harm reduction approaches.
- How DEI approaches can sometimes reduce inclusion.
- The benefits of person-centred care in addiction recovery.
- The need for kindness and respect to find common ground.
Everybody's got these minds that are telling us why we can't trust each other. And then people are feeling the sadness of lack of trust in one another.
In this episode of 'Beyond the Two Pillars of Recovery', Dr. Meg Mott joins hosts Geoff Kane and Erin Wessel for a deep dive into the complexities of addiction recovery and community cohesion. Dr. Mott, a political scientist and educator, shares her experiences from various recovery programs and discusses the importance of listening, recognising strengths, and celebrating differences.
The conversation touches on the tensions between 12-Step recovery and harm reduction, exploring how Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) approaches can sometimes backfire by reinforcing divisions rather than fostering inclusion. Dr. Mott's unique perspective highlights the need for a more unified approach to addiction recovery, where diverse viewpoints are respected and valued. The discussion also covers the benefits of person-centred care and the challenges posed by ideological divides in recovery methods. By advocating for kindness and respect, Dr.
Mott suggests that we can find common ground and create a more supportive environment for those struggling with addiction. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in understanding the multifaceted nature of addiction recovery and the importance of community support.