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Workshop: Addiction and Family Court: Walking the ...
Workshop: Addiction and Family Court: Walking the ...
Workshop: Addiction and Family Court: Walking the Legal Tightrope
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In this video, Dr. Sonia Moten, along with her colleagues Andy Bath and Talal Khan, discuss addiction and the family court system. They share the story of a patient named Heather, who chose to participate in sobriety court instead of spending time in jail. They discuss the different phases and requirements of sobriety court, highlighting the challenges Heather faced along the way. The speakers emphasize the need to understand state laws and advocate for a more supportive and treatment-focused approach for individuals with substance use disorders.<br /><br />The video featured several speakers discussing the legal system's interaction with substance use disorder treatment. They explained the roles of different professionals involved in specialty courts and highlighted the importance of multidisciplinary collaboration. The speakers discussed barriers to treatment, such as limited resources and stigma, and provided practical suggestions for addressing these barriers. The video also included interviews with individuals involved in specialty courts and child protective services, who shared their experiences and perspectives on treatment and coordination of care.<br /><br />Overall, the video emphasized the importance of collaboration and understanding between the legal and medical fields to provide effective treatment for individuals with substance use disorders. No credits were mentioned in the transcript.
Keywords
Dr. Sonia Moten
addiction
family court system
sobriety court
Heather
phases of sobriety court
state laws
supportive approach
substance use disorders
legal system
barriers to treatment
collaboration
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