Rob Calder, Elle Wadsworth and Lindsey Hines
Rob Calder, Elle Wadsworth and Lindsey Hines
Rob Calder - Biography
Rob Calder - Biography
Rob Calder - Biography
Saturday 14th January 2017
Join Rob Calder as he discusses his journey from clinical services to addiction research, exploring how the internet can improve treatment.
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Rob Calder, Elle Wadsworth and Lindsey Hines
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Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Sobriety Toolkit
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Family Recovery from Addiction
Nutritional Pathways to Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Rob Calder's Path: From Clinical Services to Addiction Research Innovator
I'm passionate about making sure that clinical treatment is the best it can be and that we're using the latest evidence to do that.
Ever wondered how someone transitions from hands-on clinical work to pioneering addiction research? In this episode of 'What's the Crack', Rob Calder takes us through his intriguing journey. Starting in clinical services, Calder spent years working directly with drug treatment agencies and mental health facilities. His experiences on the front lines of addiction treatment laid the groundwork for his academic pursuits.
Now a PhD student at the National Addiction Centre at King's College London, Calder is focused on using the internet to enhance clinical treatment for addiction. He delves into how digital tools can revolutionize patient care and ensure that the latest evidence-based practices are implemented. Calder's passion for improving clinical outcomes shines through as he discusses his current projects and the potential future of addiction treatment.
This episode is a treasure trove of insights for anyone interested in the intersection of technology and addiction recovery. Tune in to hear Calder's unique perspective and learn about the innovative ways he's working to make addiction treatment more effective.