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In this podcast episode, host Doc V and Call Sign Wizard discuss the critical issue of tobacco-related illnesses among veterans and the need for effective harm reduction strategies. Highlighting alarming statistics, Doc V explains that 77 veterans die each day from smoking-related illnesses, totaling about 28,000 deaths per year. He draws attention to the inadequacy of current smoking cessation treatments and the potential benefits of e-cigarettes and vaping as alternatives. The episode emphasizes the need for better awareness, advocacy, and resources to address this public health crisis. Doc V encourages listeners, particularly therapists working with veterans, to take actionable steps in supporting tobacco harm reduction and improving veterans' health.
00:00 Introduction to Tobacco Harm Reduction
01:06 Veterans and Tobacco-Related Deaths
05:11 The Social and Stress Factors of Smoking in the Military
07:54 Nicotine's Effects and Misconceptions
10:28 E-Cigarettes and Vaping as Harm Reduction
16:54 Current Treatments and Their Limitations
27:40 Call to Action: Reducing Veteran Smoking Deaths
29:47 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
Thank you for tuning in to Call Sign: Wizard. If you found this episode helpful, please consider subscribing, sharing, or leaving a review. Remember, the work we do with veterans is vital, and together, we’re making a difference one session at a time.
For more insights and resources tailored to therapists who work with veterans, follow us on Facebook. Stay tuned for our next episode, where we’ll continue exploring the challenges and triumphs in veteran mental health. Until next time, stay grounded, stay informed, and keep doing the work that matters
EMDRNews is a source-led podcast for EMDR-informed clinicians and professionals. Episodes are for education and commentary only, not clinical advice, supervision, consultation, or a substitute for formal EMDR training. Please do not send client details or protected health information.
Read more: https://emdrnews.com
Get the EMDRNews Brief: https://emdrnews.com/brief/
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In this podcast episode, host Doc V and Call Sign Wizard discuss the critical issue of tobacco-related illnesses among veterans and the need for effective harm reduction strategies. Highlighting alarming statistics, Doc V explains that 77 veterans die each day from smoking-related illnesses, totaling about 28,000 deaths per year. He draws attention to the inadequacy of current smoking cessation treatments and the potential benefits of e-cigarettes and vaping as alternatives. The episode emphasizes the need for better awareness, advocacy, and resources to address this public health crisis. Doc V encourages listeners, particularly therapists working with veterans, to take actionable steps in supporting tobacco harm reduction and improving veterans' health.
00:00 Introduction to Tobacco Harm Reduction
01:06 Veterans and Tobacco-Related Deaths
05:11 The Social and Stress Factors of Smoking in the Military
07:54 Nicotine's Effects and Misconceptions
10:28 E-Cigarettes and Vaping as Harm Reduction
16:54 Current Treatments and Their Limitations
27:40 Call to Action: Reducing Veteran Smoking Deaths
29:47 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
Thank you for tuning in to Call Sign: Wizard. If you found this episode helpful, please consider subscribing, sharing, or leaving a review. Remember, the work we do with veterans is vital, and together, we’re making a difference one session at a time.
For more insights and resources tailored to therapists who work with veterans, follow us on Facebook. Stay tuned for our next episode, where we’ll continue exploring the challenges and triumphs in veteran mental health. Until next time, stay grounded, stay informed, and keep doing the work that matters
EMDRNews is a source-led podcast for EMDR-informed clinicians and professionals. Episodes are for education and commentary only, not clinical advice, supervision, consultation, or a substitute for formal EMDR training. Please do not send client details or protected health information.
Read more: https://emdrnews.com
Get the EMDRNews Brief: https://emdrnews.com/brief/