Recover Tennessee: Insights from TAADAS on Addiction Services
Relapse is a part of recovery, and part of what we need to do in terms of education is help individuals realize that we have not given up on them.
Ever wondered what’s happening with addiction services in Tennessee? This episode of 'One Hour AT A Time' dives into just that. Host Mary Woods sits down with members of the Tennessee Association of Alcohol, Drug & other Addiction Services (TAADAS) to explore the pressing issues and innovative solutions in the field. TAADAS, a statewide association, represents a diverse group of individuals including those in recovery, family members, healthcare professionals, and service providers. Their mission?
To be a collaborative voice for addiction, co-occurring disorders, prevention, and recovery support services across Tennessee. The conversation covers a broad range of topics, from the various services TAADAS offers to the unique challenges faced in treating co-occurring disorders. They also tackle the pervasive stigma that often surrounds addiction and discuss advocacy efforts aimed at improving services and addressing the ongoing opioid crisis.
One of the guests poignantly states, 'Relapse is a part of recovery, and part of what we need to do in terms of education is help individuals realize that we have not given up on them'. This episode is a treasure trove of information and hope for anyone touched by addiction or involved in the recovery community. Tune in for an enlightening discussion that underscores the importance of support, education, and resilience in the journey to recovery.