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The video discusses addiction and its connection to trauma and the brain. The speaker explains that addiction is a chronic and relapsing disorder that is characterized by a compulsive component and changes in the brain. The risk for addiction increases significantly in individuals who have a history of trauma, as trauma and addiction have similar effects on the brain's reward system. The speaker presents brain images to illustrate the overlap between addiction, fear, and trauma in the brain. The video also touches on the importance of being trauma-informed and considering the narratives and needs of individuals with addiction. It highlights the significance of family involvement and support in the recovery process and addresses challenges in community supervision and reentry. The speaker emphasizes the need for a more holistic approach to addressing addiction and trauma and suggests the use of mindfulness and narrative therapy as potential interventions. The video concludes by encouraging viewers to consider how they can contribute to making positive changes in the judicial system and supporting individuals with addiction. The video is informative and provides valuable insights into the connection between addiction and trauma, as well as the importance of a trauma-informed approach in supporting individuals with addiction.
Keywords
addiction
trauma
brain
compulsive component
reward system
family involvement
holistic approach
mindfulness
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