D.J. Burr
D.J. Burr
Lisa Duez on helping addicts who want help, but don't know how to get it; what it looks like to treat co-occuring disorders(mental health diagnosis/substance abuse). - S1E6
Lisa Duez on helping addicts who want help, but don't know how to get it; what it looks like to treat co-occuring disorders(mental health diagnosis/substance abuse). - S1E6
Lisa Duez on helping addicts who want help, but don't know how to get it; what it looks like to treat co-occuring disorders(mental health diagnosis/substance abuse). - S1E6
Monday 24th July 2017
Therapist Lisa Duez discusses helping addicts find recovery, focusing on co-occurring disorders and family impact. Listen now for valuable insights.
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D.J. Burr
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Categories:
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Family Recovery from Addiction
Sobriety Toolkit
Creative Recovery Journeys
Recovery from Trauma
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Get the buttons here!Helping Addicts Find Their Way: Lisa Duez on Recovery and Co-Occurring Disorders
It's not a moral problem, it's a brain disease.
Have you ever wondered how to help someone who wants to recover from addiction but doesn't know where to start? In this episode of 'Making An Addict', therapist Lisa Duez joins host D.J. Burr to tackle this very question. Lisa, who works primarily with women in recovery, shares her extensive experience from her private practice in Virginia Beach. She dives into the ripple effects of addiction on families and the unique challenges faced by clients entangled with the legal system.
One key point she emphasizes is that addiction isn't a moral failing but a brain disease, requiring a compassionate and multifaceted approach to treatment. Lisa and D.J. also discuss the crucial role of addressing co-occurring disorders, such as mental health issues alongside substance abuse. They explore practical strategies for educating teens about substance use, especially in the face of peer pressure and family dynamics.
Throughout their conversation, Lisa offers a message of hope, stressing the importance of harm reduction and the power of support groups in the recovery journey. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to understand the complexities of addiction and the pathways to recovery.