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Uprooting Addiction: A Discussion with Film Producer Hope Payson, LCSW
Uprooting Addiction: A Discussion with Film Producer Hope Payson, LCSW
Uprooting Addiction: A Discussion with Film Producer Hope Payson, LCSW
Wednesday 18th November 2020
Hope Payson, LCSW, explores trauma's impact on addiction and the making of 'Uprooting Addiction' in this episode of 'Scope of Practice'.
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Get the buttons here!Hope Payson on Uprooting Addiction: The Interplay of Trauma and Recovery
I don't know anybody that chose to become addicted to things. It should be like any other issue that we have sympathy for in our community.
What happens when a passionate social worker turns her lens on the deep-rooted connection between trauma and addiction? You get 'Uprooting Addiction', a documentary that sheds light on these often intertwined struggles. In this episode of 'Scope of Practice', Hope Payson, LCSW, shares her journey of creating this powerful film. With years of experience in helping individuals heal from trauma, Hope brings a unique perspective to the conversation.
She talks about the overwhelming response she received when seeking participants with histories of trauma and addiction for her documentary. This film has since resonated widely, being showcased in libraries and schools across Connecticut. Throughout the episode, Hope dives into the critical role childhood trauma plays in addiction. She emphasizes the need for early intervention and compassionate treatment, urging for more funding to support accessible recovery options.
Hope believes that removing shame from the treatment process can significantly enhance learning and healing. Her insights into emotional intelligence and clinician responsibility offer valuable takeaways for anyone involved in addiction recovery. This episode isn't just about a film; it's a heartfelt discussion on how understanding and addressing trauma can pave the way for effective addiction treatment.
Whether you're in recovery, supporting someone who is, or simply interested in the complexities of addiction, Hope's conversation offers a compelling and empathetic look at the path to healing.