Independence Blue Cross Foundation
Independence Blue Cross Foundation
Facing the Opioid Crisis Together: Series Finale
Facing the Opioid Crisis Together: Series Finale
Facing the Opioid Crisis Together: Series Finale
Monday 24th November 2025
Join Heather Major as she reflects on six years of inspiring stories from 'Someone You Know,' tackling stigma and offering hope in opioid recovery.
44 minutes
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Independence Blue Cross Foundation
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Categories:
Family Recovery from Addiction
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Recovery Reimagined
Sexual Stigmas & Myths
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Episode Overview
- Recovery is not a straight path; it's unique to each individual.
- Community support is vital for overcoming isolation in addiction.
- Education and early intervention can prevent substance misuse.
- Technology can provide continuous support post-treatment.
- Inclusive recovery services must address diverse needs.
"Recovery is not linear. It does not happen like you want it to happen. It happens in every someone's unique way."
Curious about how others navigate their sobriety journey? The series finale of 'Someone You Know: Facing the Opioid Crisis Together' offers a heartfelt look back at six years of impactful conversations. Host Heather Major takes listeners on a reflective journey through the series, highlighting the stories and voices that have shaped the podcast's mission to reduce stigma and inspire hope.
From veterans finding purpose in recovery to young people grappling with addiction during the pandemic, the episode captures a wide array of experiences and insights. Michael, a veteran and volunteer, shares how honesty and willingness opened doors for him, while Patrick and Ramon emphasise the importance of trust and empathy in therapeutic relationships.
The episode also features Chris Herron advocating for wellness education in schools, Representative Madeline Dean discussing federal efforts to end stigma on college campuses, and Murphy Jensen introducing innovative tech solutions for recovery support. Dr. Jerome Adams rounds off the series by stressing the importance of inclusive recovery services. As the podcast concludes, it leaves listeners with a powerful message: recovery is possible, and everyone deserves a chance to heal and thrive.
So, what will your takeaway be from this inspiring journey?