The Center for Motivation and Change
The Center for Motivation and Change
Harm Reduction Therapy with Patt Denning
Harm Reduction Therapy with Patt Denning
Harm Reduction Therapy with Patt Denning
Wednesday 20th October 2021
Patt Denning discusses her pioneering work in Harm Reduction Therapy and its impact on substance use treatment with Dr. Josh King on 'The Beyond Addiction Show'.
67 minutes
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Sobriety Toolkit
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Family Recovery from Addiction
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Get the buttons here!Patt Denning on Shaping Substance Use Therapy with Harm Reduction
I think that we've become more conversational in our work. I think that's a little bit more of the way that I sort of integrate all of these things as well in my sessions.
Imagine facing the challenge of substance use treatment with a fresh perspective. In this episode of 'The Beyond Addiction Show', Dr. Josh King sits down with Patt Denning, a licensed clinical psychologist who has significantly influenced the field with her pioneering work in Harm Reduction Therapy. Patt’s journey is nothing short of inspiring, as she recounts how her innovative approach has changed the landscape of substance use treatment over the years.
From her early experiences during the HIV epidemic to her decision to treat patients directly rather than referring them out, Patt shares valuable insights that shed light on the evolution of Harm Reduction Therapy. She discusses the importance of creating a therapeutic environment where individuals feel comfortable sharing their stories and the role of compassion in treatment. This episode is a treasure trove of information for anyone interested in more compassionate and effective ways to address substance use issues.
Whether you're personally affected by substance use, supporting a loved one, or simply curious about the topic, Patt’s story offers hope and practical advice.