Beyond the Shadows: A Reflective Deep Dive into Trauma-Informed Recovery
Recovery Dialogues & Sober Stories
| R Antonio Matta, Kimberly Wing, Kelsey Latimer, Thomas Franklin | Rating 0 (0) (0) |
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Episode Title: Beyond the Shadows: A Reflective Deep Dive into Trauma-Informed Recovery
Host: Antonio Matta
Guests:
- Cynthia - Lived Experience Expert
- Kimberly Wing - Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Chief Program Officer at People USA
- Dr. Kelsey Latimer - Psychologist, Registered Nurse, Certified Eating Disorder Specialist Supervisor at KML Psychological Services
- Dr. Thomas Franklin - Psychiatrist, Psychoanalyst, President and CEO of MindWork Group
Episode Overview:
In this special bonus episode, we revisit and reflect upon "The Dance of Shadows," diving deeper into the complexities of dual diagnosis and trauma-informed care.
Key Takeaways:
- The Non-Linear Nature of Recovery:
- Cynthia shares her journey, emphasizing that relapse can be a natural part of recovery.
- Understanding relapse reduces stigma and fosters resilience.
- The Neurobiological Connection Between Trauma and Addiction:
- Kimberly discusses how trauma rewires the brain, impacting emotions and behaviors.
- Integrated treatment approaches addressing both trauma and substance use are crucial.
- The Role of Validation and Trauma-Informed Care:
- Dr. Latimer highlights the importance of clinicians validating patients' experiences.
- Trauma-informed care leads to more effective, personalized treatments.
- Adolescent Dissociation and Early-Onset Addiction:
- Cynthia reflects on her adolescent experiences with dissociation and addiction.
- Early intervention and trauma-informed approaches can mitigate risks.
- Stigma and Its Effects on Help-Seeking:
- Conversations on reducing stigma to encourage treatment engagement.
- Strategies include education, supportive environments, and peer support.
- The Impact of Relatable Role Models:
- Cynthia speaks on the power of connecting with professionals who have lived experience.
- Peer support enhances motivation and recovery outcomes.
- Managing Substance Use in DID Patients:
- Challenges faced by individuals with Dissociative Identity Disorder in substance use treatment.
- Tailored interventions are essential for effective recovery.
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Episode Title: Beyond the Shadows: A Reflective Deep Dive into Trauma-Informed Recovery
Host: Antonio Matta
Guests:
- Cynthia - Lived Experience Expert
- Kimberly Wing - Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Chief Program Officer at People USA
- Dr. Kelsey Latimer - Psychologist, Registered Nurse, Certified Eating Disorder Specialist Supervisor at KML Psychological Services
- Dr. Thomas Franklin - Psychiatrist, Psychoanalyst, President and CEO of MindWork Group
Episode Overview:
In this special bonus episode, we revisit and reflect upon "The Dance of Shadows," diving deeper into the complexities of dual diagnosis and trauma-informed care.
Key Takeaways:
- The Non-Linear Nature of Recovery:
- Cynthia shares her journey, emphasizing that relapse can be a natural part of recovery.
- Understanding relapse reduces stigma and fosters resilience.
- The Neurobiological Connection Between Trauma and Addiction:
- Kimberly discusses how trauma rewires the brain, impacting emotions and behaviors.
- Integrated treatment approaches addressing both trauma and substance use are crucial.
- The Role of Validation and Trauma-Informed Care:
- Dr. Latimer highlights the importance of clinicians validating patients' experiences.
- Trauma-informed care leads to more effective, personalized treatments.
- Adolescent Dissociation and Early-Onset Addiction:
- Cynthia reflects on her adolescent experiences with dissociation and addiction.
- Early intervention and trauma-informed approaches can mitigate risks.
- Stigma and Its Effects on Help-Seeking:
- Conversations on reducing stigma to encourage treatment engagement.
- Strategies include education, supportive environments, and peer support.
- The Impact of Relatable Role Models:
- Cynthia speaks on the power of connecting with professionals who have lived experience.
- Peer support enhances motivation and recovery outcomes.
- Managing Substance Use in DID Patients:
- Challenges faced by individuals with Dissociative Identity Disorder in substance use treatment.
- Tailored interventions are essential for effective recovery.
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- Support Us: Help us launch Season Three by donating to our GoFundMe campaign. Every dollar counts!
- Become a Sponsor: Interested in partnering with us? Contact us for sponsorship opportunities.
- Stay Connected: Subscribe to the podcast, leave a review, and share this episode with your network.
- Engage with Us: Follow us on social media for updates on upcoming episodes and bonus content.
In this bonus episode, we revisit the powerful narratives and expert insights from our Season 2 episode, "The Dance of Shadows." Join us as we delve deeper into the complexities of dual diagnosis and the transformative journey of recovery.
Our guests include:
- Cynthia, a lived experience expert who bravely shares her personal journey through addiction, mental health challenges, and the path to healing.
- Kimberly Wing, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Chief Program Officer at People USA, sheds light on the impacts of trauma and the importance of holistic, integrated care.
- Dr. Kelsey Latimer, a psychologist, registered nurse, and Certified Eating Disorder Specialist Supervisor from KML Psychological Services, offers valuable perspectives on trauma-informed approaches.
- Dr. Thomas Franklin, a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst from MindWork Group, discusses best practices for treating co-occurring disorders.
Through their collective wisdom, we explore themes such as the non-linear nature of recovery, the neurobiological connections between trauma and addiction, and the vital role of validation and empathy in treatment. Whether you're on your own recovery journey, supporting a loved one, or seeking to understand the intricate dance of mental health and addiction, this episode offers profound insights and hope.
Don't miss this opportunity to deepen your understanding and be inspired by stories of resilience and transformation.
Support the show by donating to our GoFundMe campaign or contact us to discuss sponsorship for the new season.
