Popped Collar Productions
Popped Collar Productions
Fentanyl Poisoning: Leaving Loved Ones Behind
Fentanyl Poisoning: Leaving Loved Ones Behind
Fentanyl Poisoning: Leaving Loved Ones Behind
Thursday 29th September 2022
Discover how fentanyl poisoning affects families and learn ways to support those left behind. Tune in for expert insights on mental health and collective action.
43 minutes
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Sobriety Toolkit
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Fentanyl's Aftermath: Supporting Families Left Behind
I think this, I think there's gotta be a different collective effort and you know, and I think to some degree both of you must agree, because because we are spending, you know, we're doing our podcasts on to some degree on that idea. This is something that you should be hearing Daily.
Fentanyl poisoning has wreaked havoc on countless families, leaving behind a trail of grief and trauma. This episode of 'Addiction, Recovery and Mental Health' dives into the heart-wrenching impact of these losses, especially on young children who face an uphill battle with mental health in the wake of such tragedy. Hosts Clare Waismann, David B. Livingston, and Dwight Hurst explore the far-reaching consequences of fentanyl deaths, emphasizing the urgent need for support systems for those left behind.
Children, in particular, often feel isolated and traumatized, which can lead to long-term mental health struggles. The hosts shed light on the importance of validating a child's experiences and interests to help them cope with their loss. They also discuss how lack of healthcare access and the stigma surrounding addiction can make it challenging for families to find the help they need. Yet, there's a glimmer of hope as the episode underscores the power of collective action.
Simple daily gestures can make a significant difference in supporting those affected by the opioid crisis. The conversation also touches on the broader implications of fentanyl on society's mental health and the necessity for more robust actions to tackle this epidemic. Tune in to gain valuable insights on how we can all play a part in supporting families devastated by fentanyl poisoning.