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Kimmie Jensen
Outreach worker with the Lookout Society in British Columbia and panelist on Conversations Live with Stuart McNish's "Street Disorder" discussion; draws on lived experience of addiction and recovery.
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Oct 5, 2026
Street Disorder: A Healthcare Issue?
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Stuart McNishHOST
But from your perspective, on its own, does that work? Or what else is needed for us to be able to help people on that journey to come off the use of these drugs and recover?
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23:14Kimmie JensenGUEST
So in my experience working in the industry that I am, I am in, I have been able to experience many different areas.
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23:25Kimmie JensenGUEST
So ten years ago, a woman would come into the home and she would be detoxing off of street drugs.
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23:35Kimmie JensenGUEST
And once that physical detox was completed, Then we had the opportunity to work with her in the way of supporting her emotionally, mentally and then spiritually.
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23:48Kimmie JensenGUEST
Addiction, in my belief, is a spiritual malady and we all need to be connected.
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23:56Kimmie JensenGUEST
We need to find, first, we need to detox and feel our body and connect that.

Stuart McNishHOST
How important is it that you are there giving support and that you have the resources to be able to do that?