Dylan Kerr
Dylan Kerr
Socialised Problems, Privatised Profits
Socialised Problems, Privatised Profits
Socialised Problems, Privatised Profits
Thursday 5th August 2021
Dylan Kerr critiques UK addiction treatment policies, revealing how politics and privatised profits hinder effective care. Listen for an eye-opening perspective.
11 minutes
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Dylan Kerr
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Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Sobriety Toolkit
Family Recovery from Addiction
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Get the buttons here!Politics and Profits: The Struggles of UK Addiction Treatment
Socialised problems, mental health, wellness, welfare- fuck them. That's the message coming through, loud and clear, and if we look within corporations we can see the same behaviour happening.
Ever felt like the system is rigged against those who need help the most? Dylan Kerr certainly does, and in this episode of his podcast, he doesn't hold back. Titled 'Socialised Problems, Privatised Profits', Kerr dives into the murky waters of UK addiction treatment, peeling back the layers of government policies and corporate interests that often hinder effective care.
He passionately discusses how political decisions and privatised profits have led to a decline in treatment services, undervaluing the crucial roles of counselors and therapists. Kerr's candid take on these issues sheds light on the real-world challenges faced by addiction professionals and the people they aim to help. If you're looking for a raw, unfiltered perspective on the state of addiction therapy in the UK, this episode is a must-listen.
It's not just about pointing fingers; it's about understanding the bigger picture and advocating for sustainable change. Kerr's insights will leave you questioning the status quo and thinking about what truly needs to change to make addiction treatment more effective and accessible for everyone.