Ethics in Addiction Recovery: Insights from the 2016 NAATP Leadership Conference
Just as personal responsibility and accountability are underscored in treatment for the recovery process, we're going to walk the talk that we give to our clients.
What does it take to uphold ethics and professionalism in the addiction recovery industry? The 2016 NAATP Leadership Conference tackled this pressing question with a panel of experts who shared their thoughts on maintaining high ethical standards. Moderated by Marvin Ventrell, the discussion featured insights from Bob Ferguson of Jaywalker Lodge, Richard Pine of Livengrin Foundation for Addiction Recovery, and Art Van Divier from Las Hacienda Treatment Center.
The episode dives into the NAATP Code of Ethics and the new Complaint Policy and Procedure, shedding light on how these guidelines are designed to foster trust and accountability within the industry. The panelists didn’t just talk theory; they brought in real-world experiences to highlight the importance of 'walking the walk' when it comes to ethical practices.
Robert Ferguson, Ben Cort from CeDAR, and Gina Thorne of Lakeview Health also joined the conversation, emphasizing the critical role of leadership in setting and maintaining ethical standards. Their stories illustrate how adopting ethical practices can significantly improve the industry's reputation and better serve those seeking help for addiction. Listeners will gain valuable insights into how ethical practices can be implemented effectively, the importance of building trust with referral sources, and the ways in which leadership can promote accountability.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone involved in addiction recovery services, offering a comprehensive overview of where the industry stands and where it’s headed. Tune in to this engaging discussion and join the conversation on promoting ethics and professionalism in addiction recovery.