Scope of Practice

By Connecticut Certification Board

Conversations with subject matter experts, journalists, individuals in recovery, practitioners, educators, and others with a direct connection to the field of addiction recovery.... more

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The podcast currently has 107 episodes available.

Scope of Practice episodes:

July 15, 2022 Putting the BIO in Bio-Psycho-Social: Genetically Guided Treatment
The technology exists today where we can access a person's individual genetic makeup and biomarkers to inform treatment. We are joined by Dr. Evelyn Higgins, founder and CEO of Wired for Addiction, to discuss this modern technology and its implications. Wired for Addiction is an international DNA company that uses trademark testing & prescribing process to look at genetic variants linked to substance use and mood disorders.
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40min
July 05, 2022 Removing Cultural Brainwashing: The Behavioral Health Needs of Firefighters
Inspired by the public response to the death of a New Britain, CT Firefighter, we talk with Jeffrey Dill, Founder of the Firefighter Behavioral Health Alliance in Las Vegas about the culture of those keep our communities safe and how we need to move past the "cultural brainwashing" that tells them (and the public) to deal with the terribly difficult aspects of the job on their own.
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43min
June 20, 2022 The Living Undeterred Tour: Jeffrey Johnston
Jeffrey Johnston, founder of the Living Undeterred national tour joins the program to talk about his drive, focus and hopes for the tour as he preps for the second leg. Want to join us in Bridgeport on July 2nd? Send an email to [email protected].
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45min
June 07, 2022 Dispelling the Myth of Codependence
Author, clinician, and educator Dr. Rob Weiss joins the show to talk about the problems associated with the field's long-held view of blaming the family, friends, and loved ones of those with substance use disorders for "enabling" their use while encouraging detachment for individual growth.
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48min
May 20, 2022 Do We All Have Biases? Of Course We Do! (A Discussion of Values Exploration)
Donald McDonald joins the show as a follow up to his session at the Addiction Professionals of North Carolina Spring Conference where he presented "Identifying & Exploring Recovery Pathway Bias in the Lived Experience Workforce." Join us as we look at the role of bias throughout the entire workforce.
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48min
May 06, 2022 Clinical Supervision: A Distinct Professional Competency
Dr. Carol Falender of Pepperdine University and UCLA, co-author/editor of numerous textbooks and other publications on clinical supervision joins the program. Dr. Falender is one of the foremost experts on the topic in the industry, and shares some of her insights into the process and future of clinical supervision.
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36min
April 13, 2022 Bringing the Unconscious to Life: An Interview with Author Koren Zailckas
Award winning and New York Times bestselling author Koren Zailckas (Smashed, Mother Mother, Fury, The Drama Teacher" joins us to talk about the power of the written word in self-discovery. She talks about the clarity that writing has brought to her recovery process and how different forms of writing come from different places in the mind, body, and soul.
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44min
March 29, 2022 Our Own Infrastructure Repair: Building Bridges Between Prevention, Treatment and Recovery
As the treatment and recovery aspects of our industry increase collaboration with shared goals, language and clarity about each other's roles, prevention is often left out of the conversation and is often misunderstood. Jane G. Clark, and expert in linking prevention efforts to other aspects of the industry, joins us to talk about developing strong relationships between all SUD/COD professionals.
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40min
March 02, 2022 Long Odds: The Impact of Online Gambling on the Community
Kaitlin Brown of the Connecticut Council on Problem Gambling joins the podcast to talk about risk factors for Gambling Disorder and about the impact on online gambling sites and advertising on the community. Kaitlin was recently the subject of an ESPN.com article that outlined her work on the gambling hotline. The article is available at https://www.espn.com/chalk/story/_/id/33237601/inside-life-gambling-help-line-worker.
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50min
February 16, 2022 A Dialogue On Systemic Oppression and Barriers to Treatment for Black and Brown Americans
We speak with St. Leo University Doctoral Candidate John Watts about some of the roots of systemic oppression and its effects on the treatment of substance use disorders for Americans of color.
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37min

FAQs about Scope of Practice:

How many episodes does Scope of Practice have?

The podcast currently has 107 episodes available.