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Addict II Athlete Podcast

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Substance Use Disorder and Their Impact on Community

Monday 13th February 2023

Tune into 'Addict II Athlete Podcast' for a panel discussion on substance use disorder's community impact and recovery strategies at the University of Utah.
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Addict II Athlete Podcast
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Radio Ronin
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Sobriety Toolkit
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Family Recovery from Addiction
Body & Mind
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Community Impact of Substance Use Disorder: Insights from University of Utah Panel

I think, with all of you guys, your age, looking at it in a realistic way, as opposed to looking down and saying these guys are all moral degenerates because they were addicts or alcoholics and treating it as a disease and a health care issue, the stigma: by the time you're running, everything will be gone.
What happens when addiction experts gather to discuss the ripple effects of substance use disorder on communities? In this episode of the 'Addict II Athlete Podcast', host Radio Ronin moderates a thought-provoking panel at the University of Utah. Featuring notable voices like Evan Dome and Randall Carlisle, this conversation dives deep into the complex world of addiction and recovery.
The panelists stress the importance of viewing addiction through a healthcare lens rather than a moral one, shedding light on how trauma and stress are often at the heart of substance abuse. They also discuss harm reduction strategies and the pervasive issue of shame that many struggling with addiction face.
By the end of this episode, you'll have a richer understanding of how addiction impacts not just individuals, but entire communities, and gain valuable perspectives on effective treatment and recovery approaches.