MCPHD
Dean Babcock and Jodi Miller
Season 2 Finale: Panel on Overdose Deaths- Progress and Challenges
Season 2 Finale: Panel on Overdose Deaths- Progress and Challenges
Season 2 Finale: Panel on Overdose Deaths- Progress and Challenges
Monday 1st September 2025
Explore the progress and challenges in reducing overdose deaths with insights from experts and advocates in Indiana's recovery community.
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Episode Overview
- Indiana has seen a significant reduction in overdose deaths, thanks to collective efforts.
- Naloxone distribution plays a critical role in saving lives.
- Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) is essential for effective recovery.
- Peer recovery coaches provide crucial support and connection.
- Continued collaboration and funding are necessary to sustain progress.
"Recovery is possible and you don't have to drink or use today if you don't want to."
Get ready to be moved by real-life accounts of triumphs and challenges in the fight against the opioid epidemic. In the season two finale of Beyond Substance, hosts Dean Babcock and Jodi Miller gather a diverse panel of experts to discuss the progress and hurdles in reducing overdose deaths across Indiana. The episode features insights from Sarah Grubb, a forensic epidemiologist, Dr. Eric Yazel, an ER physician, and Justin Phillips, founder of Overdose Lifeline.
Each guest brings a unique perspective to the table, sharing data-driven insights, community initiatives, and personal experiences. You'll hear about the remarkable 28% drop in overdose deaths in Indiana and explore the reasons behind this success. The discussion highlights the importance of accessible naloxone distribution, innovative treatment strategies like medication-assisted treatment (MAT), and the critical role of peer recovery coaches.
Despite these achievements, the panel acknowledges that there's still much work to be done, particularly in underserved communities and among specific demographics. With a blend of humour and heartfelt stories, this episode sheds light on the collective effort needed to sustain progress and foster recovery. So, what can we learn from these experts and survivors? How can we keep this momentum going? Tune in to find out how you can be part of the solution in your community.