BC ECHO on Substance Use
BC ECHO on Substance Use
Treatment considerations for co-occurring substance use disorders
Treatment considerations for co-occurring substance use disorders
Treatment considerations for co-occurring substance use disorders
Friday 4th February 2022
Join Dr. Lindsay Mackay, David Ball, and Dr. Lorraine Greaves as they discuss treating co-occurring substance use disorders, focusing on gender, trauma, and stigma.
26 minutes
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BC ECHO on Substance Use
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Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Sobriety Toolkit
Family Recovery from Addiction
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Nutritional Pathways to Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Balancing Act: Tackling Co-occurring Substance Use Disorders
Fostering a trusting relationship with your patients and having an honest, non-judgmental conversation about substance use and patient goals is key for an effective treating relationship.
Imagine trying to treat someone for alcohol use, only to find out they're also grappling with opioid addiction. It's a complex challenge, but one that Dr. Lindsay Mackay and David Ball are ready to tackle in this episode of 'Addiction Practice Pod'. Joined by expert Dr. Lorraine Greaves, they dive into the intricate world of co-occurring substance use disorders. They don't just scratch the surface; they explore how gender and trauma can significantly shape someone's journey through addiction and recovery.
The conversation gets real about the stigma patients face in clinical settings and offers practical tips for healthcare providers to foster trust and apply harm reduction strategies effectively. This episode is a must-listen for anyone in the healthcare field looking to deepen their understanding of treating individuals with multiple substance use issues. It’s packed with insights that could make a real difference in patient care, emphasizing the need for compassion and evidence-based approaches.