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Systemic Barriers, Generational Trauma, and Culturally Affirming Care; a Conversation About Race And Substance Use With Dr. Ayana Jordan

Hopestream for parenting kids through drug use and addiction
Hopestream for parenting kids through drug use and addiction
Systemic Barriers, Generational Trauma, and Culturally Affirming Care; a Conversation About Race And Substance Use With Dr. Ayana Jordan
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When we think about addiction treatment, we often don’t consider how race, policy, and access intersect to create vastly different outcomes for different communities. Dr. Ayana Jordan, an addiction psychiatrist at Yale University, brings critical perspective to these conversations based on both her clinical work and research focused on eliminating disparities in addiction care. Why

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Exploring Racial Disparities in Addiction Awareness, Education and Treatment with Brenda Zane

Hopestream for parenting kids through drug use and addiction
Hopestream for parenting kids through drug use and addiction
Exploring Racial Disparities in Addiction Awareness, Education and Treatment with Brenda Zane
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Substance use disorder affects families across all racial and ethnic backgrounds, but the experience of addiction—and access to treatment—varies dramatically depending on race. This episode tackles an uncomfortable truth: despite having lower rates of substance use disorder than some other populations, Black communities face systemic barriers that create devastating outcomes. Understanding Substance Use Disorder Rates

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