Beyond Substance

著者： Dean Babcock and Jodi Miller
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  • Beyond Substance deepens the understanding of our listeners about substance use in Indiana, specifically the problems and solutions to address these issues and to highlight that there is hope and share what can be done to foster and support recovery in our community.
    Copyright Dean Babcock and Jodi Miller
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Beyond Substance deepens the understanding of our listeners about substance use in Indiana, specifically the problems and solutions to address these issues and to highlight that there is hope and share what can be done to foster and support recovery in our community.
Copyright Dean Babcock and Jodi Miller
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  • Buprenorphine in Primary Care

    Buprenorphine in Primary Care
    2024/11/01
    This episode of Beyond Substance delves into the use of buprenorphine for treating opioid use disorders, featuring insights from Dr. Carol Dellinger and the personal story of Bailey Wisher.

    Dr. Dellinger discusses her extensive experience in treating opioid use disorder with buprenorphine. She shares insights into the evolution of pain management practices, the importance of addressing stigma, and the role of primary care in providing treatment. Dr. Dellinger emphasizes that buprenorphine is a legitimate treatment for opioid addiction, not a substitution for one addiction with another, and highlights the need for a compassionate approach to those struggling with substance use disorders.

    Bailey Wisher shares her harrowing journey through addiction, beginning at a young age and leading to a life of chaos, incarceration, and ultimately recovery. Her story highlights the importance of healing from trauma, overcoming stigma, and the transformative power of support and community. Through her experiences, Bailey emphasizes that recovery is an ongoing process that requires internal work and a shift in mindset, ultimately leading her to help others in their own journeys.

    Takeaways
    • Buprenorphine has made opioid treatment more accessible.
    • Primary care can effectively treat opioid use disorders.
    • Stigma surrounding addiction can hinder recovery efforts.
    • Buprenorphine helps manage withdrawal symptoms and cravings.
    • Recovery is a continuous journey requiring support.
    • Language matters in discussing addiction and recovery.
    • Many people with addiction started with prescribed opioids.
    • Community support is crucial for successful recovery.
    • Addiction should be treated as a disease, not a moral failing.

    Resources
    • https://iuhealth.org/find-providers/provider/carol-l-dellinger-md-5716
    • https://medicine.iu.edu/faculty/25112/dellinger-carol
    • https://medicine.iu.edu/family-medicine/education/residency
    • https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/65/rr/rr6501e1.htm


    Chapters00:00 Connecting Through Stories
    02:49 Understanding Buprenorphine and Its Impact
    06:02 The Role of Primary Care in Addiction Treatment
    09:12 Exploring Buprenorphine: Mechanism and Use
    12:03 Combating Stigma in Opioid Use Disorder
    14:48 Navigating the Healthcare System
    18:07 The Journey of Recovery: Personal Stories
    20:58 The Importance of Language and Stigma
    23:47 Myths and Realities of Addiction Treatment
    27:04 Bailey's Transformation and Healing
    29:59 The Power of Community and Support
    33:04 Looking Ahead: Future of Treatment
    35:48 Closing Thoughts and Resources

    Keywords
    #buprenorphine #opioidusedisorder #addictiontreatment #primary care #stigma #recovery #personalstories #healthcaresystem #community support #addiction #trauma #healing #resilience #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #peersupport #heroin #recoveryispossible
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    51 分
  • Waking Up A Community

    Waking Up A Community
    2024/10/01
    This episode of Beyond Substance explores the profound impact of community-driven recovery efforts in Scott County, Indiana, particularly in response to a significant HIV outbreak linked to substance use. Through personal stories of struggle and resilience, the conversation highlights the importance of collaboration, the power of lived experiences, and the establishment of recovery organizations like Thrive, which provide hope and resources for those battling addiction. The episode emphasizes that recovery is a journey that requires community support, understanding, and a commitment to breaking down barriers and stigma surrounding addiction.Hosts: Dean Babcock and Jodi MillerSegment 1: Professional Interview with Carissa MillerIn the first segment, Dean Babcock talks with Carissa Miller, a licensed clinical social worker deeply involved in addressing substance use disorders. Carissa shares her background, including her personal and professional journey with substance use issues. She provides a comprehensive history of the HIV outbreak in Scott County, highlighting the community's challenges such as high poverty rates, misuse of prescription opioids, and lack of awareness about infectious diseases. Carissa discusses response measures including increased HIV testing, state and federal assistance, and the establishment of a syringe service program. She emphasizes the significance of involving the voices of those with lived experiences in addressing community issues and stresses the "Nothing about us without us" philosophy. Dean and Carissa explore the combined community response efforts and share advice for other communities dealing with similar crisesSegment 2: Personal Story Featuring Phil StuckeyThe second segment features co-host Jodi Miller introducing an inspiring personal recovery story with Phil Stuckey, CEO of Thrive. Phil recounts his journey from addiction to leadership within the recovery community. From his initial neck injury at 16 to his struggle with pain medication addiction, Phil describes his transition from law enforcement to living on the streets due to his heroin addiction. He reaches a turning point, choosing to discard his drug kit and marking his last day of drug use on November 16, 2014. Phil's dedication to recovery leads him to co-found Thrive, a recovery community organization. His narrative is a testament to the power of community and second chances, demonstrating transformations achieved through mutual aid and peer support meetings.Additional Informationhe episode also includes a detailed report by Angela Shamblin on the timeline and statistics of the HIV outbreak, as well as discussions on the success of intervention measures. The community's collaborative efforts, including initiatives like Recovery Oriented Systems of Care (ROSC) and the Holding Space Recovery Project, are highlighted. The episode closes with insights into future plans and initiatives to further support the community's recovery and health.Beyond Substance continues to emphasize the importance of community involvement, holistic approaches, and collaborative efforts to overcome substance use disorders and associated crises.Resourceshttps://www.scottcountypartnership.orghttps://www.scottcountyfoundation.org/community-initiatives/community-needs-assessment/https://www.in.gov/health/safesleep/fatality-review/overdose-fatality-review/https://www.scottcountysheriff.org/press_view.php?id=920https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61561408058251https://scpartnership.org/get-healthy-scott-county-coalition/https://www.gethealthyscottcounty.org/https://scpartnership.org/empower-youth-coalition/https://pttcnetwork.org/center/great-lakes-pttc/
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    48 分
  • More Than Medicine: Opioid Treatment Programs (Methadone)

    More Than Medicine: Opioid Treatment Programs (Methadone)
    2024/09/03
    This episode of the Beyond Substance podcast focuses on the experience of receiving care in an opioid treatment program, commonly known as a methadone clinic. The hosts speak with Dr. Carolyn Warner-Greer, an addiction medicine specialist, and share the personal story of Brandy Vaughn, a former patient. The episode highlights the effectiveness of methadone in treating opioid use disorder and the comprehensive support services provided in opioid treatment programs. It also addresses the stigma surrounding addiction and the importance of understanding and supporting individuals in recovery.


    Takeaways
    • Methadone is an effective medication for treating opioid use disorder and reducing the risk of overdose and death.
    • Opioid treatment programs provide comprehensive support services, including counseling, mental health care, primary health care, and assistance with social needs.
    • The stigma surrounding addiction can be a barrier to seeking and receiving treatment.
    • Receiving care in an opioid treatment program requires dedication and commitment, as patients often need to visit the clinic daily or regularly.
    • Understanding and supporting individuals in recovery is crucial for their success and well-being.


    Sound Bites
    • "Methadone is a full agonist. We can start it right away, don't have to wait for anyone to be experiencing withdrawal or wait a certain period of time or anything like that."
    • "We wouldn't say, well, hey, we just got your blood pressure good, let's stop everything that we got you there. Start smoking again, quit exercising, eat fast food, don't take your medicines, and we'll see what happens because we don't expect chronic illnesses to be cured."
    • "You're not just trading a drug for a drug. You're trading a drug for a medication with treatment and support."

    Chapters00:00 Introduction and Overview
    03:15 Inside the Opioid Treatment Program
    08:31The Effectiveness of Methadone Treatment
    15:14 Personal Story: From Desperation to Hope
    20:24 Comprehensive Support Services in Opioid Treatment Programs
    26:03 Challenging Misconceptions about Methadone
    32:52 Conclusion and Call to Action
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    54 分

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