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Katie Roghaar on Feminist Multicultural Therapy and Utah’s Evolving Recovery Community
Katie Roghaar on Feminist Multicultural Therapy and Utah’s Evolving Recovery Community
Katie Roghaar on Feminist Multicultural Therapy and Utah’s Evolving Recovery Community
Tuesday 11th June 2024
Explore feminist multicultural therapy and Utah's evolving recovery community with Katie Roghaar, LCSW, and hosts Casey Scott and Dr. Matt Woolley.
55 minutes
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- Feminist multicultural therapy empowers patients.
- All-female recovery facilities offer unique benefits.
- Shame in addiction is decreasing in society.
- University of Utah's Bridge Program supports opioid recovery.
- Recovery community continues expanding in Utah.
My favorite thing to see in new clients is when they get that light back, when they see hope and the option of change and a better life.
In this enlightening episode of Project Recovery, Casey Scott and Dr. Matt Woolley are joined by Katie Roghaar, LCSW, from the Huntsman Mental Health Institute, to discuss the transformative power of Feminist Multicultural Therapy and the evolving recovery community in Utah. Katie shares her journey into social work, emphasizing the importance of all-female recovery facilities like Reprieve Recovery in Mountain Green, Utah. These facilities provide a safe and supportive environment, crucial for women dealing with addiction.
The discussion delves into the concept of milieu, highlighting the unique dynamics in gender-specific recovery centers. Katie notes the significant impact of creating a safe space for women to openly discuss issues without distractions typically present in mixed-gender facilities. The episode further explores the changing perception of addiction, emphasizing that societal shame associated with addiction is gradually decreasing, allowing for more open dialogues and support for individuals struggling with substance abuse.
Another key topic is the University of Utah's Bridge Program, designed to address opioid addiction. This initiative reflects the broader societal changes and the increasing availability of resources to support recovery efforts. Katie and the hosts discuss the ongoing efforts to expand the recovery community in Utah, highlighting the vital role of specialized programs and community support in fostering sustainable recovery.
The episode is filled with insights into the nuanced approaches needed in therapy and recovery, advocating for personalized care that acknowledges the diverse challenges individuals face. Katie's expertise offers listeners valuable perspectives on how feminist multicultural therapy and community-driven recovery programs can empower individuals to reclaim their lives and build healthier futures. Overall, this episode underscores the importance of continued innovation and community engagement in the journey towards recovery, providing hope and guidance for those affected by substance abuse.