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What Does a Healthy Recovery Program Look Like?
What Does a Healthy Recovery Program Look Like?
What Does a Healthy Recovery Program Look Like?
Tuesday 31st January 2023
Steve Bisson discusses effective recovery programs, emphasizing individualization and mental health integration in substance use disorder treatment.
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Get the buttons here!Crafting Effective Recovery Programs: Insights from Steve Bisson
Not everybody is the same, not everybody that is caught is the same, and we do need to individualize even that piece of it which really kind of brings home.
Ever wondered what makes a recovery program truly effective? In this episode of 'Drug Diversion Insights with Terri Vidals', Terri sits down with Steve Bisson, a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, coach, author, and podcaster, to break down the elements of a successful recovery program. Steve dives into the concept of recovery courts and how they differ from the more traditional recovery programs often encountered by healthcare professionals.
He emphasizes the importance of understanding, accountability, and tailoring programs to fit individual needs. According to Steve, one size does not fit all when it comes to recovery, and personalized approaches can significantly boost success rates. He also discusses the critical role of mental health in substance use disorder treatment, noting that it often takes six months to a year to address underlying mental health issues, especially for chronic users.
Steve suggests that recovery programs should integrate mental health treatment from the start and adapt to the unique needs of each patient. The conversation also touches on the hurdles faced by licensing boards and the need for different levels of corrective programs. Steve proposes a volunteer service where individuals can seek help without risking their licenses or reputations.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone involved in substance use disorder treatment or interested in understanding how individualized and collaborative approaches can make a difference.