Odyssey House Journals
Odyssey House Journals
141 Odyssey House Journals - Chief Matt Dumont Lt. Kevin Hunter
141 Odyssey House Journals - Chief Matt Dumont Lt. Kevin Hunter
141 Odyssey House Journals - Chief Matt Dumont Lt. Kevin Hunter
Friday 26th April 2024
Explore the raw insights on addiction, recovery, and law enforcement in this thought-provoking episode of Odyssey House Journals. Join Chief Matt Dumont and Lieutenant Kevin Hunter from the Salt Lake County Sheriff's Department as they share their experiences and the significance of peer support.
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Episode Overview
- Chief Matt Dumont and Lieutenant Kevin Hunter discuss the impactful Cats program for inmates dealing with substance use disorders.
- The importance of peer support for first responders and law enforcement officers facing trauma and stigmas.
- Insights into addressing wellness issues and the need for specific treatment centres for first responders.
- Humanising law enforcement and highlighting their struggles and challenges as part of the community.
- Sheriff Rivera's emphasis on leading with humanity and treating individuals with dignity and respect.
We're just people who are part of the community. We have a lot of the same struggles that everyone has. We face a lot of the same challenges that everybody faces.
In this captivating episode of Odyssey House Journals, TV news legend Randall Carlisle hosts Chief Matt Dumont and Lieutenant Kevin Hunter from the Salt Lake County Sheriff's Department. Dive into their insightful discussion on addiction, recovery, and the intersection with law enforcement. Discover the impactful Cats program and the importance of peer support for first responders.