The TPAS Drop: Alumni Insights On the Go
The TPAS Drop: Alumni Insights On the Go
Podcast Description
Welcome to The TPAS Drop, the podcast for treatment professionals dedicated to building meaningful, effective alumni programs.
Each episode is designed to fit into your day and fuel your work, featuring real-world case studies, conversations with alumni professionals, and highlights from TPAS’s monthly training workshops, on the go.
You’ll hear what’s working (and what’s not) from the field, with practical takeaways to strengthen your alumni engagement, enhance outcomes, and stay inspired in the work.
Tune in, drop in, and keep growing with us.
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Content Themes
The podcast covers key themes related to effective alumni programs, focusing on real-life examples and actionable insights. Specific topics include ethical sober living, with episodes like 'What Alumni Pros Should Know About Ethical Sober Living,' where guests share industry best practices, navigating challenges in sober living, and strategies for engaging alumni.
Welcome to The TPAS Drop, the podcast for treatment professionals dedicated to building meaningful, effective alumni programs.
Each episode is designed to fit into your day and fuel your work, featuring real-world case studies, conversations with alumni professionals, and highlights from TPAS’s monthly training workshops, on the go.
You’ll hear what’s working (and what’s not) from the field, with practical takeaways to strengthen your alumni engagement, enhance outcomes, and stay inspired in the work.
Tune in, drop in, and keep growing with us.
Ethics is the foundation of everything we do in alumni work — but how often do we actually stop to examine it? In this episode, TPAS Board Co-Chair Nikki Soda leads a candid, practical conversation on what ethical alumni engagement really looks like in practice.
The conversation covers:
The difference between ethics, morals, and values — and why it matters
Patient brokering — what it is, who's doing it, and what alumni coordinators need to know
The five most common ethical challenges in alumni work, including boundary management, confidentiality, and self-disclosure
Real stories from alumni professionals on where the lines can blur
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