Show Notes
In this episode with Tina and Melody we explore the often-unseen work of hospital navigators — the people who help patients struggling with alcohol or drug addiction navigate complex healthcare systems with clarity, support, and most importantly, dignity. That moment of crisis is often a rock bottom moment - which in the world of addiction, is actually one of the most transformative moments of a person’s life. It’s critical they be met with care and compassion. So what better person to help them navigate next steps than someone who has been exactly where they are? In this conversation, Tina and Melody share their personal experiences of how they navigated through their own rock moments, and how those moments changed the course of their lives forever. Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61572964925750
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