Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation Presents Let's Talk Addiction and Recovery with William C. Moyers
Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation
Building Trust and Recovery within Communities of Color
Building Trust and Recovery within Communities of Color
Building Trust and Recovery within Communities of Color
Wednesday 7th April 2021
Peter Hayden joins William C. Moyers to discuss building trust and fostering recovery in Black communities through culturally informed care.
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Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation Presents Let's Talk Addiction and Recovery with William C. Moyers
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Get the buttons here!Peter Hayden on Building Trust and Recovery in Black Communities
If we can see good, then goodness will come.
What does it take to build trust and foster recovery within communities of color? In this episode of 'Let's Talk Addiction & Recovery', host William C. Moyers sits down with Peter Hayden, PhD, the visionary behind Turning Point—a culturally informed treatment center dedicated to the Black community. Dr. Hayden shares his personal journey through addiction and recovery, and how these experiences shaped his mission to create a safe space for others facing similar struggles.
The conversation delves into the importance of trust between patients and providers. Dr. Hayden passionately discusses how building this trust is crucial for effective treatment and long-term recovery. He also highlights the holistic approach of Turning Point, which goes beyond addiction treatment to offer housing, job opportunities, and cultural training. Dr. Hayden doesn't shy away from the tough topics. He addresses the unique challenges of treating co-occurring disorders within communities of color and emphasizes the need for culturally sensitive care.
The episode is peppered with insightful anecdotes and practical advice, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in understanding the intersection of culture and addiction recovery. As Dr. Hayden wisely puts it, 'If we can see good, then goodness will come'. This episode is not just an exploration of addiction recovery but a testament to the power of community and culturally informed care.