Jo Huey & Paula Loader
Jo Huey & Paula Loader
013 - Alcohol in Education
013 - Alcohol in Education
013 - Alcohol in Education
Sunday 9th February 2020
Jo and Paula discuss proactive alcohol education with expert Stacey Miller, focusing on breaking the cycle of addiction and reducing stigma.
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Get the buttons here!Educating for Change: Stacey Miller on Alcohol Awareness in Schools
So one thing I'm really passionate about is raising awareness how it affects their family. That will help reduce the stigma as well, because my own family won't go get help because of my addicts and my family won't get help because of the stigma, even though I work in that field, they won't do it.
What happens when you bring together two passionate advocates and an expert in substance misuse education? You get an episode that's both eye-opening and deeply informative. In this episode of 'Two Roads Travelled', hosts Jo Huey and Paula Loader sit down with Stacey Miller, a seasoned professional with over 15 years of experience in the field of substance misuse.
Stacey isn't just knowledgeable; she's on a mission to shift the focus from reactive to proactive strategies in alcohol education, especially for children growing up in homes affected by addiction. Jo and Paula, who have their own personal experiences with alcohol misuse, bring a unique perspective to the conversation, making it both relatable and impactful. They discuss the crucial role schools can play in educating young people about alcohol, aiming to break the cycle of addiction before it starts.
Stacey's insights are particularly poignant when she shares how stigma can prevent families from seeking help, even when they need it most. She says, 'My own family won't go get help because of my addicts and my family won't get help because of the stigma, even though I work in that field, they won't do it'. This episode isn't just about highlighting problems; it's about offering practical solutions and hope.
Whether you're a parent, educator, or someone affected by alcohol misuse, this conversation provides valuable takeaways that could make a real difference.