End It For Good
Could we cut all crime in half and significantly reduce drug addiction and its harms? We think so. From committed War On Drugs supporters to advocates for a legal, regulated drug market, Christina & Mike explore what changed their minds and invite you to consider changing yours.
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Ep. 109 - Can "Tough Love" Make Addiction Worse? - Kathleen Cochran (opens the original)
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For decades, families have been told that "tough love" is the best way to help someone struggling with addiction. But what if that approach is making things worse?In this episode, Christina talks with Kathleen Cochran, founder of Moms for All Paths to Recovery, about what she learned after walking alongside her daughter through more than 20 years of opioid addiction. They discuss why compassion isn't the same as enabling, how medications for opioid use disorder can save lives, and why every pers
Ep. 108 - Connection Before Correction: Why Trust Matters in Recovery - Kathie McKinney (opens the original)
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In this episode, Christina sits down with Kathie McKinney, a parent, SMART Family & Friends facilitator, and advocate for families impacted by addiction. Kathie shares her own journey of moving from fear, frustration, and trying to “fix” the problem to learning how trust, empathy, and communication can transform relationships. They discuss why families need support and skills of their own, how approaches like motivational interviewing and Community Reinforcement and Family Training (CRAFT) can h
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