Foundations Recovery Network
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#20: Exploring Culture Across Generations with Jaime Vinck and Tena Moyer
#20: Exploring Culture Across Generations with Jaime Vinck and Tena Moyer
#20: Exploring Culture Across Generations with Jaime Vinck and Tena Moyer
Wednesday 17th May 2017
Jaime Vinck and Dr. Tena Moyer explore how understanding cultural implications across generations can improve addiction treatment for mature adults.
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Get the buttons here!Generational Healing: Insights from Jaime Vinck and Dr. Tena Moyer
To me, it's just the greatest gift of my life to be able to do that. One of the things that amazes me about people with addictions or other kinds of maladaptive behaviors is their capacity to come into treatment and grow and change.
Imagine being able to bridge the gap between generations to better understand and treat addiction. That's exactly what Jaime Vinck and Dr. Tena Moyer discuss in this episode of 'Recovery Unscripted'. Hosted by David Condos, this conversation takes place at the Innovations in Recovery conference, where Vinck, the COO of Sierra Tucson, and Moyer, the associate medical director, share their experiences and knowledge on treating mature adult patients.
They dive into the cultural implications that span across generations, offering a fresh perspective on how these factors can shape addiction treatment and mental health care. From the impact of transgenerational trauma to the creation of inclusive microcultures, Vinck and Moyer highlight the importance of understanding the broader cultural context to provide more effective care. They stress the value of thorough medical evaluations and the reinforcement of primary relationships in the healing process.
This episode is a treasure trove of insights for anyone interested in the nuanced world of addiction treatment and mental health care, especially when it comes to mature adults. Tune in to hear how cultural competence can transform patient care and foster a more inclusive approach to recovery.