A Compassionate Path to Withdrawal Management: Insights from Experts
Episode Overview
Withdrawal management involves a compassionate environment and medication, dispelling misconceptions about detox Post-withdrawal care focuses on creating discharge plans and engaging clients in treatment The collaborative approach to recovery encompasses medication-assisted treatment and behavioral-based therapy Accessing services is made easy, providing hope and support for individuals seeking recovery Recovery is possible, and there's always hope for a better life
You don't have to suffer and you don't have to do it alone. We're trying to make it as easy as possible. If you don't succeed the first time, don't give up on yourself. Keep trying because we're not giving up on you.
Ever wondered what really goes on during withdrawal management? In this episode of 'Hope Discovered', Dr. Ashlie Martin and Wendy Donohoe peel back the curtain on detox and recovery. Dr. Martin, the Medical Director for Addiction Medicine Detox/MAT, shares her perspective on creating a warm and supportive environment for those undergoing withdrawal. It's not just about medication; it's about providing a space where individuals feel understood and cared for.
Meanwhile, Wendy Donohoe, the Senior Director of CQDX & Opiate Treatment Services Detox, dives into the collaborative efforts that follow detox. She explains how counselors work closely with clients to craft personalized discharge plans that keep them engaged in their recovery journey. The episode also highlights the dual role of Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) in addressing both physical health and transforming negative thought patterns through counseling.
If you're looking for a compassionate take on withdrawal management that challenges common misconceptions, this episode is a must-listen.