• #152 Decoding Decriminalization: Dr. Wip's Insightful Journey Through Portugal's Addiction Landscape

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#152 Decoding Decriminalization: Dr. Wip's Insightful Journey Through Portugal's Addiction Landscape

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  • In this episode, Dr. Wip extends his gratitude towards Drs Hugo Faria, Carolina Marquez, Cláudia Pereira, Gonçalo Henriques and Roberta Reis for their hospitality during his visit to Portugal. All of them are psychologists that oversee different areas of this non-profit in a both a leadership and direct clinical role. This episode serves as a follow-up to our previous discussion in episode 141 about Portuguese drug policy. Dr. Wip and Addiction Case Manager Jean-Paul Michael engage in a fascinating dialogue about addiction medicine, comparing the strategies employed in Canada and Portugal. The discussion brings to light a unique 'bus service' in Lisbon acting as a mobile clinic for substance users, which significantly lowers the threshold for individuals seeking help, as they require no appointment to access the services. The episode delves into the notable distinctions in drug policy, particularly highlighting the decriminalization model adopted by Portugal in contrast to Canada's approach of legalization and taxation. This disparity paves the way for an enriching discussion on the availability and efficacy of addiction services in both nations. They explore the comprehensive wraparound services offered in Lisbon which include showers, fresh clothing, and counseling, facilitating a more holistic approach to addiction management. The dialogue also touches on the hurdles faced in accessing medical detoxification services in Toronto, drawing a stark contrast to the integrated approach witnessed in Lisbon. They further discuss the Pathways Clinic in Canada, which caters to individuals referred from Rapid Access Addiction Medicine (RAAM) clinics. Despite its advantages, it's apparent that the accessibility to such pivotal services is more limited in Canada as compared to Lisbon. Moreover, the conversation appreciates the artwork created by the clients of the Lisbon service, recognizing not only the talent but also the potential therapeutic value of art in the recovery process. The hosts delve into the perception and reality surrounding 'education' in addiction management, discussing the efficacy and safety of detoxification processes. Through this insightful discussion, the hosts underscore the significance of compassionate, patient-centered approaches in addiction medicine. They advocate for the integration of such methodologies in the Canadian healthcare system for enhanced addiction management and recovery. This episode emphatically supports the broader objectives of promoting recovery, reducing stigma, and alleviating the societal burden associated with addiction. #addiction #recovery #wiplove lamba #jean-paul michael, #addiction medicine #Portugal #Decriminalization #Drug policy
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In this episode, Dr. Wip extends his gratitude towards Drs Hugo Faria, Carolina Marquez, Cláudia Pereira, Gonçalo Henriques and Roberta Reis for their hospitality during his visit to Portugal. All of them are psychologists that oversee different areas of this non-profit in a both a leadership and direct clinical role. This episode serves as a follow-up to our previous discussion in episode 141 about Portuguese drug policy. Dr. Wip and Addiction Case Manager Jean-Paul Michael engage in a fascinating dialogue about addiction medicine, comparing the strategies employed in Canada and Portugal. The discussion brings to light a unique 'bus service' in Lisbon acting as a mobile clinic for substance users, which significantly lowers the threshold for individuals seeking help, as they require no appointment to access the services. The episode delves into the notable distinctions in drug policy, particularly highlighting the decriminalization model adopted by Portugal in contrast to Canada's approach of legalization and taxation. This disparity paves the way for an enriching discussion on the availability and efficacy of addiction services in both nations. They explore the comprehensive wraparound services offered in Lisbon which include showers, fresh clothing, and counseling, facilitating a more holistic approach to addiction management. The dialogue also touches on the hurdles faced in accessing medical detoxification services in Toronto, drawing a stark contrast to the integrated approach witnessed in Lisbon. They further discuss the Pathways Clinic in Canada, which caters to individuals referred from Rapid Access Addiction Medicine (RAAM) clinics. Despite its advantages, it's apparent that the accessibility to such pivotal services is more limited in Canada as compared to Lisbon. Moreover, the conversation appreciates the artwork created by the clients of the Lisbon service, recognizing not only the talent but also the potential therapeutic value of art in the recovery process. The hosts delve into the perception and reality surrounding 'education' in addiction management, discussing the efficacy and safety of detoxification processes. Through this insightful discussion, the hosts underscore the significance of compassionate, patient-centered approaches in addiction medicine. They advocate for the integration of such methodologies in the Canadian healthcare system for enhanced addiction management and recovery. This episode emphatically supports the broader objectives of promoting recovery, reducing stigma, and alleviating the societal burden associated with addiction. #addiction #recovery #wiplove lamba #jean-paul michael, #addiction medicine #Portugal #Decriminalization #Drug policy
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