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One Hour AT A Time

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The Other Side of Reality TV – Special Encore Presentation!

Monday 17th November 2008

Dive into the ethical dilemmas of reality TV's impact on addiction treatment with Mary Woods on 'One Hour AT A Time'.
55 minutes
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One Hour AT A Time
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Mary Woods
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Sobriety Toolkit
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Family Recovery from Addiction
Recovery from Trauma
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Reality TV and Addiction Treatment: Ethical Dilemmas and Real-Life Impact

Let's really try to make a difference here and have reality TV go back to being entertainment and not being about treatment.
Ever wondered about the true impact of reality TV on addiction treatment? This episode of 'One Hour AT A Time' dives into the murky waters of ethics, privacy, and media influence. Hosted by Mary Woods, the conversation kicks off with a look at how reality TV shows depict addiction and intervention. Are these portrayals helpful or harmful?
Mary and her guests unpack the controversy, questioning whether individuals in the throes of addiction can truly give informed consent when cameras are rolling. They also delve into the sensitive issue of confidentiality for high-profile individuals facing addiction and mental health challenges. Do celebrities have the same rights to privacy as everyone else? The discussion doesn't stop there. Mary and her guests explore effective treatment options and stress the importance of self-advocacy in medical treatment.
They highlight the critical roles that work and life balance play in recovery, offering practical advice for those navigating their own journeys. This episode is a must-listen for anyone curious about the intersection of media and addiction treatment, offering a compassionate yet critical perspective on a hot-button issue.