Thanks for doing this AMA! Feel free to skip around these questions or not answer any at all.
Does the IGNTD method work better for certain addictions over others?
How have your personal experiences with drugs and addiction informed your treatment strategies?
Is there a single best anecdote/analogy/statistic that you think would work best for getting someone to question traditional addiction treatment methods?
What are some other areas of mental health that you think your emphasis on combatting shame and non-judgmental support could also be helpful outside of addiction?
Given your experience with the criminal justice system, what are some ways that you think our justice system could do a better job of promoting better mental health in our incarcerated populations?
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Thanks for doing this AMA! Feel free to skip around these questions or not answer any at all.
Does the IGNTD method work better for certain addictions over others?
How have your personal experiences with drugs and addiction informed your treatment strategies?
Is there a single best anecdote/analogy/statistic that you think would work best for getting someone to question traditional addiction treatment methods?
What are some other areas of mental health that you think your emphasis on combatting shame and non-judgmental support could also be helpful outside of addiction?
Given your experience with the criminal justice system, what are some ways that you think our justice system could do a better job of promoting better mental health in our incarcerated populations?
Thanks again!
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