Recovered Podcast

Recovered Podcast


Jason Scwartz Interview - Recovered 782

January 27, 2017

Today’s sponsor http://hellofresh.com And enter promo code recovered For $35 off your first delivery To become an episode sponsor, tap Official Episode Sponsor Upgrade to Premium Membership, watch the video at http://recoveredcast.com/freeapp For Stay Roasted Coffee, tap http://recoveredcast.com/coffee  For Audible Books, tap http://recoveredcast.com/audible . Call us at 1-734-288-7510 or tap http://recoveredcast.com/speakpipe Chat Room, Tap Live stream and Chat Room email at mark@recoveredcast.com Jason has been with the addiction treatment facility called Dawn Farm since 1994 and has served as the Clinical Director since 1999. Jason is also an adjunct faculty at Eastern Michigan University’s School of Social Work. Jason is principle author of a very popular recovery blog. Jason blogs at addiction recovery news.com and has been published in Addiction Professional magazine and in an Addiction Technology Transfer Center monograph. Jason, welcome back to the Recovered Podcast studio Jason, you are very active on the internet regarding addiction and recovery. How has the internet changed Dawn Farm? Tell us about the history of Dawn Farm What sets Dawn Farm apart from other local treatment facilities? How do you measure success? What has changed in the treatment process? What are some of the obstacles to recovery for your clients? Tell us a success story. What is the future of the recovery in general and Dawn Farm in particular? Many in our audience are dealing with a teen or young adult with addiction issues. I wanted to explore some of the questions that should be asked when looking for treatment 1. Questions to ask about assessment What is an assessment? What tools should someone look for? Are there different levels of care? What is eligibility criteria? 2. Questions to Ask About Attention to Mental Health and Medical Care How does mental health issues affect treatment? How are symptoms diagnosed? Are mental health professionals typically on site? What about medications? 3. QUESTIONS TO ASK ABOUT COMPREHENSIVE INTEGRATED TREATMENT What is Comprehensive integrated treatment? 4. STAFF QUALIFICATIONS AND TRAINING How does someone get this information? 5. PAYING FOR TREATMENT A significant number of our listeners have not yet been to a meeting, what would you like to say to this person