Young People In Recovery
Young People In Recovery
The Recovery Corner: What Recovery Is, the War on Drugs, ADHD, & Treatment in Prison
The Recovery Corner: What Recovery Is, the War on Drugs, ADHD, & Treatment in Prison
The Recovery Corner: What Recovery Is, the War on Drugs, ADHD, & Treatment in Prison
Wednesday 2nd August 2023
Join Recovery Corner as hosts discuss recovery definitions, ADHD meds, the War on Drugs, and prison treatment with humor and personal stories.
43 minutes
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Recovery Reimagined
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Family Recovery from Addiction
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Episode Overview
- The hosts share personal experiences and reflections on the definition of recovery
- They discuss the impact of ADHD medications on substance use and the treatment in prison
- The episode highlights the need for diverse pathways to recovery and the importance of respecting individual beliefs
- Freedom of religion also means freedom from religion, and it's essential to acknowledge and support diverse pathways to recovery
Freedom of religion also means freedom from religion. Different people have different needs, and it's essential to acknowledge and support diverse pathways to recovery.
What does 'recovery' really mean? In this lively episode of Recovery Corner, hosts Saraiha, Aaron, Lex, and Meg dive into this question with a mix of humor and heartfelt discussion. They tackle the complex definition of recovery, examining why a clearer federal definition might be needed. The conversation then shifts to the controversial War on Drugs, with insights from Scotland's call for decriminalization.
If you've ever wondered about the relationship between ADHD medications and substance use, this episode has you covered. The hosts discuss recent findings that suggest these medications don't increase the risk of illicit drug use later in life. Additionally, they explore the challenging topic of treatment in prison, highlighting a recent case where an atheist inmate fought against being forced into a substance abuse program.
With personal anecdotes and a good dose of humor, the hosts make these heavy topics accessible and engaging. Saraiha also throws in a book recommendation: 'ADHD Does Not Exist: The Truth About Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder' by Richard Saul. Whether you're in recovery yourself, supporting someone who is, or just curious about these issues, this episode offers valuable perspectives and a sense of community.