Connecticut Certification Board
Connecticut Certification Board
Our Own Infrastructure Repair: Building Bridges Between Prevention, Treatment and Recovery
Our Own Infrastructure Repair: Building Bridges Between Prevention, Treatment and Recovery
Our Own Infrastructure Repair: Building Bridges Between Prevention, Treatment and Recovery
Tuesday 29th March 2022
Jane G. Clark discusses bridging gaps between prevention, treatment, and recovery in addiction recovery on Scope of Practice podcast.
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Sobriety Toolkit
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Get the buttons here!Bridging Gaps in Addiction Recovery: Jane G. Clark on Prevention, Treatment, and Recovery
It's significantly worse and providers everywhere are hiring. So the best model I've come up with on current research and what's out there is The Institute Of Medicine, which is now, I think, called The National Academy Of Medicine.
Imagine working in addiction recovery and realizing that prevention often gets sidelined. Jane G. Clark, an expert in connecting the dots between prevention, treatment, and recovery, dives into this issue on the Scope of Practice podcast. With her background as an advanced alcohol and drug counselor and clinical supervisor, Jane brings a treasure trove of knowledge to the table.
She stresses the importance of shared language and collaboration among all professionals in the field—whether they're involved in health promotion, prevention, treatment, or recovery. This episode isn’t just about theories; it's about practical ways to make those connections stronger. Jane also touches on the opioid crisis, highlighting the sociological factors at play and the importance of data evaluation.
Plus, she delves into the social determinants of health and dimensions of wellness, offering a comprehensive view of how these elements intersect with addiction recovery. One standout point Jane makes is how recovery can actually serve as a foundation for prevention, especially when dealing with multi-generational trauma. She offers actionable insights on how professionals can boost their credibility and effectiveness in the field. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to make a meaningful impact in addiction recovery.
Tune in for an informative and inspiring conversation that could change the way you approach your work.