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EPISODE · Mar 17, 2024 · 29 MIN

The Deadliest Drug Crisis in History | Episode 118

from Voices for Voices® · host Founder of Voices for Voices, Justin Alan Hayes

The Deadliest Drug Crisis in History | Episode 118Chapter Markers0:00 Mental Health & Substance Abuse Awareness9:18 Trends in Substance Use and Interventions17:53 Certifications and Programs in Public HealthHave you ever pondered the intricate human stories behind the harrowing statistics of poly-substance overdoses? Our latest Voices for Voices episode with David McCartney and Megan Scott from the Summit County Public Health Department unravels these narratives, as we delve into the somber realities of this epidemic. The discussion shines a light on the underbelly of our community's struggle with substance use, showcasing the integral part played by next-of-kin interviews in piecing together the deeper personal accounts that numbers alone cannot tell. This heart-to-heart is aimed at amplifying the effectiveness of our collective response, ensuring no story is left unheard and no lesson unlearned.Facing the impact of substance misuse requires more than compassion; it necessitates a mosaic of skills and knowledge. In this heartfelt conversation, we explore the avenues of education and certification critical for those aspiring to make a tangible difference in public health, mental health counseling, and peer support. From the front lines of intervention, our guests share insights into the blend of data analysis and behavioral health proficiency that serve as pillars for improving client support within the community. As we spotlight the wealth of resources and programs available through Summit County Public Health, like harm reduction and naloxone vending machines, we invite you to discover just how multifaceted and accessible help can be for those facing the crises of addiction.Voices for Voices is the #1 ranked podcast where people turn to for expert mental health, recovery and career advancement intelligence.Our Voices for Voices podcast is all about teaching you insanely actionable techniques to help you prosper, grow yourself worth and personal brand.So, if you are a high achiever or someone who wants more out of life, whether mentally, physically or spiritually, make sure you subscribe to our podcast right now!As you can see, the Voices for Voices podcast publishes episodes that focus on case studies, real life examples, actionable tips and "in the trenches" reports and interviews from subscribers like you.If that sounds like something that could help you grow personally or professionally, then make sure to join me by subscribing!—Thanks for listening!Support Voices for Voices: LoveVoices.org#MentalHealth #WorkplaceWellness #Recovery #BusinessGrowth #SubstanceRecovery #PublicHealth #EconomicImpact #RecoverySupport #OverdoseAwareness #PublicHealth #SubstanceUse #MentalHealthMatters #publichealth #overdosecrisis #mentalhealth #overdose #Healthpublichealthresearch #publichhealth #communityhealth #healthequity #opioidcrisis #drugdiversioninsights #humanizing #mentalhealthadvocate #crisis #nationalinstituteforhealthcaremanagement #healthequityorganization #framingoverdoseprevention #socialdeterminantsofhealthSupport the show

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