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In this episode of We Do Recover with Jared Miller, Dr. Matthew Jackson shares his remarkable journey from addiction to becoming a counselor for at-risk youth. Matt opens up about what recovery means to him and how he transformed his life, offering listeners a unique perspective from someone who’s walked the road of addiction and now helps others navigate it.
As a presenter at the Utah Fall Conference on Substance Use 2024, Matt discussed the differences between working with youth, where harm reduction is vital, and working with adults, which focuses more on trauma-informed care and relapse prevention. His insights are invaluable for anyone in the treatment field or those supporting a loved one in recovery.
Download episode 152 to hear how Matt’s personal experience fuels his passion for helping others and gain practical knowledge on approaching recovery from different angles. This episode is a must-listen for professionals, families, and anyone curious about the complexities of addiction and recovery!
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In this episode of We Do Recover with Jared Miller, Dr. Matthew Jackson shares his remarkable journey from addiction to becoming a counselor for at-risk youth. Matt opens up about what recovery means to him and how he transformed his life, offering listeners a unique perspective from someone who’s walked the road of addiction and now helps others navigate it.
As a presenter at the Utah Fall Conference on Substance Use 2024, Matt discussed the differences between working with youth, where harm reduction is vital, and working with adults, which focuses more on trauma-informed care and relapse prevention. His insights are invaluable for anyone in the treatment field or those supporting a loved one in recovery.
Download episode 152 to hear how Matt’s personal experience fuels his passion for helping others and gain practical knowledge on approaching recovery from different angles. This episode is a must-listen for professionals, families, and anyone curious about the complexities of addiction and recovery!

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