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Episode 4 - William Robbins: Executive Director of Alina Lodge
Episode 4 - William Robbins: Executive Director of Alina Lodge
Episode 4 - William Robbins: Executive Director of Alina Lodge
Friday 10th April 2020
William Robbins and Coletta Dorado explore the effectiveness of long-term addiction treatment and the need for better systems in this 'Talking Treatment' episode.
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Get the buttons here!William Robbins on the Power of Long-Term Addiction Treatment
Shorter-term programs just don't have the ability. The efficacy is clear, and so our success rate is very high because of this ability to really have the time to work with the individuals and their families.
Imagine a place where addiction treatment isn't just a quick fix but a comprehensive journey towards recovery. In this episode of 'Talking Treatment', William Robbins, Executive Director of Alina Lodge, teams up with Coletta Dorado, CEO of AZZLY, to discuss the significance of long-term treatment programs. Alina Lodge, founded in 1957, stands out with its no-nonsense approach to tackling addiction, offering a robust framework that has proven successful over the decades.
Robbins sheds light on why investing in long-term alcohol and opioid treatment programs is crucial. He shares his experiences, including a noteworthy meeting with the governor of New Jersey, emphasizing the need for better systems and technology in addiction treatment. This conversation isn't just for professionals in the field; it's also invaluable for anyone affected by addiction.
Robbins passionately argues that shorter-term programs often fall short, stating, 'The efficacy is clear, and our success rate is very high because we have the time to work with individuals and their families'. Tune in to learn more about how understanding opioid addiction, improving treatment systems, and ensuring quality control can make a real difference.