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TAP 48 Maia Szalavitz' 10 Steps

Monday 23rd September 2019

Join Marc Burrows and Michael Crouch as they discuss Maia Szalavitz's 10 steps to reform addiction treatment, touching on systemic issues and alternative pathways.
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10 Steps to Revolutionize Addiction Treatment with Maia Szalavitz

When people are stable on medication, they are indistinguishable from people who are abstinent or who are taking other needed psychiatric medications.
Ever wondered how we can truly change the way addiction is treated? In this episode of 'Challenging Pathos', hosts Marc Burrows and Michael Crouch dive into Maia Szalavitz's thought-provoking article on Filtermag.org, where she outlines her 10 steps to overhaul the addiction treatment system. The conversation is rich with insights into the flaws of current treatment mandates and the controversial diversion of medications like buprenorphine and painkillers.
They also explore the systemic issues fueling the opioid crisis and why our approach to addiction needs a radical shift. From discussing alternative recovery pathways to advocating for decriminalization, Marc and Michael cover it all. They even touch on the potential benefits of a national healthcare system in treating addiction and the true nature of addiction itself.
Whether you're directly affected by addiction or interested in the broader implications of drug policy, this episode offers a compelling look at how we can make meaningful changes. Tune in for an engaging discussion that challenges the status quo and inspires new ways of thinking about addiction treatment.