Ep 113: Unveiling Substance Use Disorders: Diagnosis, Bias, and Recovery Insights with Chrissy Rife

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Unlock the secrets of diagnosing and treating substance use disorders with insights from Dr. Beth Trammell, psychologist and professor at Indiana University East, and Chrissy Rife, a licensed professional counselor. Together, they illuminate the complexities of recognizing substance use disorders, focusing on the DSM-5 criteria and the profound effects substances like alcohol and marijuana have on mental health. Chrissy brings her extensive experience to the conversation, sharing the hurdles therapists face when identifying and addressing substance use issues in clients.

Navigate through the biases that cloud both users and clinicians in the sphere of substance use. This episode looks into the challenges of assessing impairment and the mental state of users who don't view their substance habits as problematic. Dr. Trammell and Chrissy offer invaluable strategies for clinicians to identify and manage their biases, while also guiding listeners on how to holistically evaluate the effects of substance use on one’s mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual health.

Explore the nuanced signs of alcohol use and denial, along with the significant social contexts influencing these habits. Chrissy discusses the Stages of Change model, shedding light on the various stages from contemplation to maintenance, and what it means to reach one's "rock bottom." The episode finishes with a heartfelt discussion on supporting loved ones through addiction, balancing the fine line between support and enabling, and emphasizing the importance of compassionate care.

This podcast is meant to be a resource for the general public, as well as fellow therapists/psychologists. It is NOT meant to replace the meaningful work of individual or family therapy. Please seek professional help in your area if you are struggling. #breakthestigma #makewordsmatter #thingsyoulearnintherapy #thingsyoulearnintherapypodcast

If you or someone you know is struggling with mental health concerns, please contact 988 or seek a treatment provider in your area.

To learn more about Chrissy and her work with sobriety, contact her, or buy her books, visit: https://www.fosteringyourwellness.com/

Feel free to share your thoughts at www.makewordsmatterforgood.com or email me at Beth@makewordsmatterforgood.com

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1. Ep 113: Unveiling Substance Use Disorders: Diagnosis, Bias, and Recovery Insights with Chrissy Rife (00:00:00)

2. Substance Use Disorder and Diagnosis (00:00:12)

3. Understanding Bias in Substance Abuse (00:06:55)

4. Recognizing Alcohol Use and Denial (00:13:54)

5. Recognizing Signs and Rock Bottom (00:20:19)

6. Recovery and Self-Care Tips (00:31:06)

7. Supporting Loved Ones Through Addiction (00:40:18)

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Ep 113: Unveiling Substance Use Disorders: Diagnosis, Bias, and Recovery Insights with Chrissy Rife

Things You Learn in Therapy

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If you or someone you know is struggling with mental health concerns, please contact 988 or seek a treatment provider in your area.

To learn more about Chrissy and her work with sobriety, contact her, or buy her books, visit: https://www.fosteringyourwellness.com/

Feel free to share your thoughts at www.makewordsmatterforgood.com or email me at Beth@makewordsmatterforgood.com

If you are a therapist or psychologist and want to be a guest on the show, please complete this form to apply: https://forms.gle/ooy8QirpgL2JSLhP6

Support the show

www.bethtrammell.com

บท

1. Ep 113: Unveiling Substance Use Disorders: Diagnosis, Bias, and Recovery Insights with Chrissy Rife (00:00:00)

2. Substance Use Disorder and Diagnosis (00:00:12)

3. Understanding Bias in Substance Abuse (00:06:55)

4. Recognizing Alcohol Use and Denial (00:13:54)

5. Recognizing Signs and Rock Bottom (00:20:19)

6. Recovery and Self-Care Tips (00:31:06)

7. Supporting Loved Ones Through Addiction (00:40:18)

167 ตอน

#Fitness #Society #Relationship #Podcasting Education #Self-Improvement #Mental Health #Beth Trammell PhD, HSPP #Beth Trammell PhD #HSPP #Therapy #Wellness #Parenting

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Join us for a compelling discussion on the growing concerns of mom rage and how community care among mothers can transform individual struggles into collective strength. In this episode, I sit down with two incredible therapists, Megan and Nicole, who share their insights and experiences working in the field of maternal mental health. As we dive deep into the subject of mom rage, we explore how societal pressures can contribute to feelings of anger, isolation, and frustration among mothers. Our conversation emphasizes the pivotal role of support networks—connecting with other moms who can relate to our experiences—and how these connections can provide emotional relief during overwhelming times. Humor emerges as a key theme, showcasing how sharing laughs through shared struggles can create bonds that ease the weight of parenting’s demands. Our guests share relatable moments from their practice and personal lives, demonstrating how community care is vital to fostering resilience and well-being. We also touch on the importance of vulnerability, recognizing that reaching out for help is not a sign of weakness but an integral aspect of nurturing connections. Discover strategies to expand your support network and enhance your community engagement. Through this episode, we celebrate the journey of motherhood and encourage you to build connections that uplift and sustain you, reminding us that we are not alone in this experience. Tune in for an array of insights that might just change your perspective on how to cope with mom rage and underscore the power of community support. Your thoughts and questions can help guide our future discussions, so don’t hesitate to reach out! Support the show www.bethtrammell.com…

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Ep125: Nurturing Positive Body Image and Healthy Eating Habits in kids and teens with Christy Tunnell 52:39

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Ep122: Unlocking Effective Clinical Supervision: Insights from Michele Mani 50:33

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Rethinking New Year's Resolutions: Embracing Growth with Dr. Michael Alcee 35:15

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Day 25: 25 Days, 25 Ways to a Better Christmas Morning 1:48

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It's Christmas EVE!!!! WHATTTT?!?!? I am so proud of you. Of us. For making it 25 days to a better Christmas morning. Today is about rest. Presence. Enjoyment. Love. Stay safe, stay well, friends. Merry, merry Christmas and I will be back here after the new year! #25days25waystoabetterchristmas #kidsthesedayspodcast #makewordsmatter #parenting Support the show www.bethtrammell.com…

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We do this for a lot of random occasions. All of the kids and all of the grown-ups always laugh, laugh, laugh. It's just so fun and there are no materials needed! #25days25waystoabetterchristmas #kidsthesedayspodcast #makewordsmatter #parenting Support the show www.bethtrammell.com

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Day 23: 25 Days, 25 Ways to a Better Christmas Morning 2:44

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If you have listened to NO OTHER day but this one, THIS IS THE ONE TO HEAR! It's also the one to SHARE with others! Of all of the tips, this is the ONE that I believe is the most important to intentionally implement so you have a better Christmas morning. Consider your expectations. And be really clear. And trust me, your kids will thank you! :) #25days25waystoabetterchristmas #kidsthesedayspodcast #makewordsmatter #parenting Support the show www.bethtrammell.com…

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Day 22: 25 Days, 25 Ways to a Better Christmas Morning 1:33

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I am really excited to see what folks do with this one! I already have my idea planned out. I would love to see what y'all come up with!! Post a picture and let us see your fancy! #25days25waystoabetterchristmas #kidsthesedayspodcast #makewordsmatter #parenting Support the show www.bethtrammell.com

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Day 21: 25 Days, 25 Ways to a Better Christmas Morning 1:10

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I have been waiting for this one. Since the beginning of our challenge. And I think you'll like this one too. :) Enjoy! #25days25waystoabetterchristmas #kidsthesedayspodcast #makewordsmatter #parenting Support the show www.bethtrammell.com

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1. Ep 113: Unveiling Substance Use Disorders: Diagnosis, Bias, and Recovery Insights with Chrissy Rife (00:00:00)

2. Substance Use Disorder and Diagnosis (00:00:12)

3. Understanding Bias in Substance Abuse (00:06:55)

4. Recognizing Alcohol Use and Denial (00:13:54)

5. Recognizing Signs and Rock Bottom (00:20:19)

6. Recovery and Self-Care Tips (00:31:06)

7. Supporting Loved Ones Through Addiction (00:40:18)

Ep 113: Unveiling Substance Use Disorders: Diagnosis, Bias, and Recovery Insights with Chrissy Rife

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1. Ep 113: Unveiling Substance Use Disorders: Diagnosis, Bias, and Recovery Insights with Chrissy Rife (00:00:00)

2. Substance Use Disorder and Diagnosis (00:00:12)

3. Understanding Bias in Substance Abuse (00:06:55)

4. Recognizing Alcohol Use and Denial (00:13:54)

5. Recognizing Signs and Rock Bottom (00:20:19)

6. Recovery and Self-Care Tips (00:31:06)

7. Supporting Loved Ones Through Addiction (00:40:18)

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Ep 113: Unveiling Substance Use Disorders: Diagnosis, Bias, and Recovery Insights with Chrissy Rife