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| 4 Apr 2024 | |
| All Unshame CA |
It's not always easy for Pranom to communicate her needs because English is her second language. Thankfully, she's found an addiction treatment program in California that offers care in her native Thai language. Pranom's story shows just how important it is to receive support that meets our accessibility needs and honors our cultural backgrounds.
During our conversation, Pranom’s treatment program coordinated a Thai interpreter so that we could hear her experiences in her words.
If you're seeking treatment options that meet your specific needs, check out treatmentatlas.org.
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