Dylan Kerr
Dylan Kerr
The Worst Drugs - A Therapist's Perspective
The Worst Drugs - A Therapist's Perspective
The Worst Drugs - A Therapist's Perspective
Monday 26th April 2021
Dylan Kerr discusses the challenges of treating addiction to heroin, GHB, and benzodiazepines. Gain insights into recovery and community support.
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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!Inside the Mind of an Addiction Therapist: The Toughest Drugs to Treat
As a therapist who has worked prominently with drug and alcohol addiction, I'm often asked to give my opinion on what I think the worst drugs are or what is the worst addiction.
What makes certain drugs so challenging to treat in addiction therapy? Dylan Kerr, a seasoned addiction therapist, dives into this question with a mix of professional insight and personal experience. In this episode, Kerr doesn't shy away from tough conversations. He breaks down the complexities of dealing with some of the most difficult substances like heroin, GHB, and benzodiazepines. These drugs not only wreak havoc on the body but also present unique hurdles in the detox and recovery process.
Kerr draws from his own practice to highlight how these substances affect both individuals and society at large. He also touches on Professor David Nutt's controversial report, adding another layer of depth to the discussion. But it's not all grim statistics and medical jargon. Kerr emphasizes the human side of addiction recovery. He talks about the vital role of community support and the importance of developing new coping skills to deal with past traumas and negative experiences.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of addiction therapy, whether you're struggling with addiction yourself, supporting a loved one, or simply curious about the topic. With Kerr's empathetic yet straightforward approach, you'll gain valuable insights into the challenges and triumphs of treating drug and alcohol addiction.