What Happens When Pregnant Women Seek Substance Abuse Help?
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Join @RichardTaiteOfficial and special guests Dr. Kenneth Spielvogel and lair Steel Psy D for an eye-opening and informative conversation about helping expectant mothers who are suffering from substance abuse issues.
Dr. Kenneth Spielvogel is a Senior Medical Officer with a Special Interest in Addiction Medicine and Blair Steel Psy D. is a Licensed Psychologist.
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Key moments from this conversation with Blair Steel Psy D, Dr. Kenneth Spielvogel & Richard Taite.
Intro 00:00
What has Dr. Spielvogel seen firsthand during the last 5 years of the addiction epidemic? 02:02
What are some of the primary issues that Dr. Steel sees facing women today and how is substance use playing a negative role? 03:11
Are women not receiving the medical attention they need concerning substance abuse especially due to stigma? 06:20
What is M.A.T., medication-assisted treatment? 18:11
What psychological factors does Dr. Steel see with her patients regarding early recovery? 24:36
Why is trust a primary factor in helping those in need of addiction & substance use disorder? 27:06
How is AI technology becoming a part of treating patients in recovery more effectively? 32:50
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