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Connecticut Certification Board
'Scope of Practice' features expert conversations on addiction recovery, offering insights and practical advice for those affected by substance use disorders.
Episodes: 106
Scope of Practice: Unveiling Addiction Recovery Through Expert Conversations
Ever wondered how experts tackle the multifaceted world of addiction recovery? 'Scope of Practice', brought to you by the Connecticut Certification Board, offers a rich tapestry of conversations with subject matter experts, journalists, practitioners, educators, and individuals in recovery. This podcast doesn’t just scratch the surface; it dives deep into the complexities of addiction and recovery, providing listeners with a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and triumphs faced by those on this journey.
Each episode brings fresh perspectives on topics ranging from harm reduction tools and workforce development strategies to innovative therapies like music and adventure-based programming. You'll hear about the importance of compassion and respect when dealing with substance use disorders, illustrated through discussions on needle exchange programs and Overdose Prevention Centers (OPCs). The show also tackles critical issues like admission barriers for students in recovery and the value of clinical supervision in developing a competent workforce.
Whether you're directly affected by addiction or just curious about the field, 'Scope of Practice' offers valuable insights and practical applications that inspire positive change. Get ready to be enlightened by real stories, expert opinions, and actionable advice.
Latest Episodes
Dopamine: Brain, Body, Behavior
Dr. Erin Calipari explains the role of dopamine beyond pleasure, focusing on its impact on learning and addiction. The episode challenges common myths and highlights the complexity of addiction.
Recovering In Place
Dr. Victoria Burns discusses the 'Recovering In Place' model, highlighting how physical and emotional environments can support sobriety and recovery.
Mitigation Specialists: The Aim for Outcomes That Consider Rehabilitation and Not Just Punishment
Dr. Jozlyn Hall discusses the role of mitigation specialists in advocating for rehabilitation over punishment, emphasising the importance of context and support in the justice system.
Culturally Responsive Financial Literacy for Formerly Incarcerated Individuals
Rosalie Daley discusses the role of culturally responsive financial literacy in aiding formerly incarcerated individuals to achieve stability and reduce recidivism.
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