Podcasts about alcohol misuse

Rebecca and I sit down for a raw and enlightening conversation about overcoming life's most challenging moments. From personal trauma to profound self-discovery, we discuss the pivotal moments that shaped our paths toward healing and growth. With heartfelt anecdotes, practical advice, and a sprinkle of humor, this dialogue is a beacon of hope and a guide for anyone navigating their own journey of self-discovery. We place an extra emphasis on actionable advice for those listeners suffering from depression and suicidal ideation. Guest Highlight - Rebecca Wild: A Multifaceted Wellness VisionaryRebecca Wild is a beacon of transformation and healing in the modern wellness landscape, bringing a unique blend of expertise, empathy, and insight to her practice. With an impressive array of qualifications spanning holistic health, mindfulness, psychology, and coaching, Rebecca has dedicated her life to guiding others on their journeys of self-discovery and personal growth.Her formal training includes a Holistic Health Coach Diploma, multiple certifications in Yoga and Meditation, and advanced studies in NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) and Jungian Therapy in Coaching. These credentials are complemented by her expertise in Trauma-Informed Care, Suicide Prevention, and specialized areas such as Peri-Natal Support, Self-Harm Awareness, and Drug and Alcohol Misuse.Rebecca's creative spirit shines through her work in Tarot, Astrology, and Past Life Regression Hypnosis, allowing her to connect deeply with clients seeking clarity and empowerment.With a profound understanding of the interconnectedness of mind, body, and spirit, Rebecca blends her extensive knowledge with a compassionate approach to help others navigate life's challenges. Whether leading restorative yoga sessions, coaching clients through trauma recovery, or offering insightful guidance through Tarot and Astrology, she embodies a holistic philosophy that transforms lives.Rebecca's journey is a testament to resilience and the power of self-discovery. Her life experiences, combined with her unparalleled qualifications, make her an inspiring figure for those seeking healing, empowerment, and a deeper connection to their true selves.

In this episode, Victoria English dives deep into the transformative power of mindset in overcoming alcohol dependency. She reveals how the biggest obstacle on the journey to sobriety is often ourselves, and shares practical mindset shifts that can help break free from the grip of alcohol. Drawing on her own experiences and insights from Project 90, Victoria offers a fresh perspective on the mental barriers that keep us stuck and how to challenge long-held beliefs.    Download my FREE guide: The Alcohol Freedom Formula For Over 30s Entrepreneurs & High Performers: https://social.alcoholfreelifestyle.com/podcast ★ - Learn more about Project 90: www.alcoholfreelifestyle.com/Project90 ★ - (Accountability & Support) Speak verbally to a certified Alcohol-Free Lifestyle coach to see if, or how, we could support you having a better relationship with alcohol: https://www.alcoholfreelifestyle.com/schedule  

In this episode, we delve into the concept of moderation and medication-assisted treatment as alternative paths toward overcoming alcohol misuse. Join us as we discuss the potential benefits and considerations of these methods, providing insights into navigating the journey towards a healthier relationship with alcohol. guest: Jonathan Hunt-Glassman, CEO of Oar Health https://www.oarhealth.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/normalizetheconversation/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/normalizetheconversation/support

The Gavel Podcast is the official podcast of Sigma Nu Fraternity, Inc. and is dedicated to keeping you updated on the operations of the Legion of Honor and connecting you to stories from our brotherhood. To find out more from the Fraternity, you can always check out our website at www.sigmanu.org. Also consider following us on: Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | YouTube | FlickrHave feedback or a question about this episode? Want to submit an idea for a future topic you'd like to see covered? Contact the Gavel Podcast team at news@sigmanu.org. Hosts for this EpisodeChristopher Brenton (North Carolina State) - Director of CommunicationsAdam Girtz (North Dakota State) - Director of EngagementFred Dobry (Indiana State) - Director of Health and SafetyGuests for this EpisodeDr. Lori Hart - Director of Educational Initiatives for Holmes Murphy & Associates and former Director of Prevention Education for Pi Kappa Phi FraternityEpisode ReferencesNational Center on Safe Supportive Learning Environments (NCSSLE) - The Center offers information and technical assistance to states, districts, schools, institutions of higher education, and communities focused on improving school climate and conditions for learning.Timothy J. Piazza Center for Fraternity and Sorority Research - The center produces actionable data to give practitioners, campuses, and headquarters the evidence needed to enact significant change on their campuses for the over 750,000 members across more than 770 campuses with fraternity and sorority life.Sigma Nu's Social Planning WebpageSigma Nu's Educational Programs Webpage General Fraternity ResourcesRisk Reduction Chairman Officer Resource Page - Webpage hosting resources and best practices for chapter officers.Social Planning Guide - The Social Planning Guide includes explanations of policy, a rationale for determining what constitutes a chapter event, event planning templates, examples for managing alcohol and guest lists, and assorted tips for applying risk reduction and safety guidelines.Educational Poster Series - A health and safety resource created by the Harm Reduction Alliance. The Alliance creates and distributed educational posters addressing a variety of student health and wellness topics, such as hazing prevention, alcohol consumption, and mental health.CommunityEdu - An online educational program that addresses alcohol use, hazing, sexual assault, and mental wellness.Prospective Member Referral - Do you know a young man who would be an ideal candidate for Sigma Nu? Please submit a membership referral.Employment and Staff Hiring Resources - If you are interested in learning more about working for the Fraternity as a consultant. Please visit the employment webpage for resources and access to the position application. The application deadlines are October 15 and March 1, but applications are accepted on a rolling basis.

Alcohol use is the fourth leading cause of death in the US, but there are evidence-based approaches to preventing alcohol misuse and deaths and treating use disorders. Dr. Cara Poland, an addiction medicine specialist at Michigan State University, talks with Stephanie Desmon about excise taxes, evidence of the harms of alcohol, and her personal connection to the topic. They also discuss the differences between misuse and disorders and challenging false notions around alcohol's health protective effects.

The holidays can be such a challenging time for co-parenting, especially when there's alcohol misuse involved. In this episode, my guest, Chris Beck from Soberlink talks about some co-parenting strategies for those in this tough situation. We also talk about Soberlink and how it can help. Learn more: https://www.divorcedgirlsmiling.com/co-parenting-alcohol-misuse-and-the-holidays/

Have you ever considered how our coping mechanisms can shape or misshape our lives? This episode welcomes licensed professional counselor Catherine DiNuzzo for a critical conversation circling the topic of alcohol misuse and mental health. Our discussion unveils the profound ways in which alcohol is often used as an unhealthy coping strategy to address emotional voids. Shifting gears, we move on to discuss how alcohol interferes with the intricate process of inner healing, emphasizing the importance of recognizing our inherent goodness and the detrimental effects of alcohol on our biology. The conversation is a guiding light for those seeking to break the cycle of alcohol dependence and build a more stable foundation for recovery. As we enter the third part of our discussion, there's a strong focus on faith and its transformative role in overcoming alcohol misuse. We talk about the power of acknowledging our worth and God's love for us, and how tools such as prayer and meditation, coupled with community support, can be instrumental in this journey. You can find out more about Catherine, her book, and gain access to some of the resources she mentioned in this episode by visiting her website: https://www.sacredheartmentalwellness.com/I'm here for you. I'm praying for you. You are NOT alone!Please subscribe to this podcast so you won't miss a thing! FREE Sacred Sobriety Kick-Start: https://the-catholic-sobriety-coach.myflodesk.com/5-day-sobriety-kick-startJoin the Sacred Sobriety Lab: https://sacredsobrietylab.comDrink Less or Not at All FREE Guide: https://view.flodesk.com/pages/63a4abe81488000c28b9ba89 Follow me on Instagram @thecatholicsobrietycoach Visit my Website: https://thecatholicsobrietycoach.com

It's a chance to learn about the roots of addiction, without stigmatizing the addiction itself. The Nunatsiavut Government is offering a treatment program focused on healing through land and culture. It takes place in Nain for five days, starting on Monday. It's run by the Trauma and Addictions Community Mobile Treatment Team. Hear from the team.

Join Dr. Kristin Dawson, Dr. Mike Stone, and Ben Askins, PA, PhD as they delve into a new study from the Journal of Military Psychology. The team explores the use of psychedelic substances, specifically Ibogaine and 5MEO-DMT, in therapeutic settings for special forces veterans dealing with addiction and PTSD. They discuss the risks, benefits, and the impact of this research on the evolving landscape of psychedelic therapy.

Alcohol consumption drastically increased during the pandemic. And so did alcohol-related liver disease. A Northwestern Medicine hepatologist (liver doctor) discusses alcohol's impact on your liver and how to have healthy drinking habits. Guest: Amanda C. Cheung, MD Disclaimer: This podcast does not substitute for medical advice from a clinician.

[TW//Imposter Syndrome, Alcohol Misuse, Anxiety, Suicidal Thoughts] Today I welcome actor and singer, Georgina White. An emotional rock bottom is excruciatingly painful, often hidden from those around you and kept a secret. On the outside, you may appear to have everything yet, on the inside, be planning ways to end your life or feel completely trapped and desperate. Georgina's relationship to alcohol had broken down beyond repair. What started off as a way to have fun and be social very, very slowly became a way to cope with the stress of life. Georgina was using alcohol to self medicate to help her deal with overthinking, anxiety, workaholism, stress, imposter syndrome and toxic relationships. One day, she stared at a glass of wine and for the first time in her life had the the thought that she didn't want to live anymore. In this moment, she decided she never wanted to feel like this again and made plans to quit alcohol forever. After a relapse, she tried again and has been sober since December 2020. For anyone who is sober curious or wanting to stop completely - Georgina generously shares her story to help you find the courage to take life by the scruff of the neck and gain control. Topics - 00:00 Intro 2:53 Georgina's Rock Bottom 5:44 Not feeling able to talk about alcohol problems 8:28 Feeling like my feelings aren't valid compared to other people 9:33 The role of anxiety 11:38 Racing thoughts, over thinking and alcohol use 12:44 Alcohol becoming a way to cope 20:15 A toxic relationship with oneself 20:59 Imposter Syndrome and fear of failure 25:25 Links to childhood 28:00 Using work as a coping strategy and it becoming addictive 31:30 Coping with the ups and downs of the entertainment industry 36:16 How Georgina stopped drinking 40:25 Coping with anxiety without alcohol 43:28 Life without alcohol 45:18 Advice for those just graduating from drama school If you've been affected by any of the issues discussed on today's episode Georgina recommends the following - MIND - 0300 1233393 and email: info@mind.org.uk The Samaritans - phone 116 123  The Farm - www.thefarmdayhab.com The Amy Winehouse Foundation - www.amywinehousefoundation.org This Podcast is not for profit but my goal is to break even. To help me make more please donate here. Thank you! https://bit.ly/3kSucAs Follow Oliver - Instagram - http://bit.ly/3ZMGt9u Twitter - http://bit.ly/3GQYj2l Facebook - http://bit.ly/3w8S1Gx LinkedIn - http://bit.ly/3kp4ymC TikTok - https://bit.ly/3YGLsYm Follow Georgina - Instagram - https://bit.ly/3KnKr2A Twitter - https://bit.ly/3lVe81w Listen to her music Apple - https://apple.co/3mivhSZ Spotify - http://bit.ly/3mqbf94 Listen or watch on - YouTube - http://bit.ly/40UmdCE Spotify - http://bit.ly/3lVjzOa Apple - https://apple.co/41IrJt4 or search 'School of Rock Bottom' where you listen to your podcasts. About this podcast - Welcome to the School Of Rock Bottom Podcast with Oliver Mason. I work as an actor, voice-over artist, Performing Arts School Principal and a Mental Health Coach. It's these careers and passions combined that have inspired this podcast! People working in the entertainment and performing arts industry are twice as likely to experience depression, are up to 15x more likely to suffer from anxiety and those working across all the creative industries are 3x more likely to suffer a mental health problem. In this podcast, we invite creatives who have lived through a rock bottom but have survived! These stories need to be heard to help others realise that no matter how bad things seem there is hope and always a way out. We will also be discussing how to protect your mental health whilst working within the creative industriesindustriesindustriindustriesindustries

Do you have someone in your life who is drinking too much or into something you're really not okay with?In this week's podcast episode I'm sharing some shifts to make that will help you to set better boundaries and protect your own peace of mind. Listen in to hear: ** when ultimatums backfire** what to stop doing when you're dealing with someone in denial** how to raise your standards for how people treat you and behave around you and take control over your own wellbeing**FREE BOUNDARY SETTING GUIDEBOOK**get it here:**SET BETTER BOUNDARIES**Use these questions to figure out:* if you should say something or "keep the peace"* how you want to handle a difficult or demanding person* some new ways to tell someone "no thank you" or "back off" :)Have a topic or question you'd love to hear about?Message me and let me know.email april@lovelossproject.comInstagram  @with.love.aprilhttps://www.instagram.com/with.love.april/Sign up to get tips & tools sent to your inbox.https://aprilboyd.ca/Please note: This show is not a replacement for therapy, assessment, treatment or diagnosis.  This show is intended for educational and entertainment purposes only.   See your physician, counsellor or local crisis support centre if neededAll identifying details about the people and the stories shared here are removed to protect confidentiality.Have a topic or question you'd love to hear about?Message me and let me know.email april@lovelossproject.comInstagram @with.love.aprilhttps://www.instagram.com/with.love.april/Sign up to get tips & tools sent to your inbox.https://aprilboyd.ca/ Please note: This show is not a replacement for therapy, assessment, treatment or diagnosis. This show is intended for educational and entertainment purposes only. See your physician, counsellor or local crisis support centre if neededAll identifying details about the people and the stories shared here are removed to protect confidentiality.

Welcome to NASCO Moments Podcast.   This episode is titled "The Damaging Effects of Alcohol Use, Misuse and Dependency - How to deal with the negative and devastating consequences (Part 1)."Our guest is Rev. Father Jacky Ali - Founder of Our Lady of Victory Rehabilitation Center.Happy ListeningNASCO GroupClick Here to follow us on Instagram

Welcome to NASCO Moments Podcast.   This episode is titled "The Damaging Effects of Alcohol Use, Misuse and Dependency - How to deal with the devastating consequences (Part 2) "Our guest is Rev. Father Jacky Ali - Founder of our Lady of Victory Rehabilitation Center.Happy ListeningNASCO GroupClick Here to follow us on Instagram

Today marks the one-year anniversary of the introduction of minimum unit pricing for alcohol in Ireland. The measure aims to reduce the sale of very strong alcohol products at very low prices and is one part of many measures introduced through the Public Health Alcohol Act 2018 – but what needs to be done to ensure successful implementation? Speaking to Ciara this morning was Sheila Gilheany, CEO of Alcohol Action Ireland.

Today marks the one-year anniversary of the introduction of minimum unit pricing for alcohol in Ireland. The measure aims to reduce the sale of very strong alcohol products at very low prices and is one part of many measures introduced through the Public Health Alcohol Act 2018 – but what needs to be done to ensure successful implementation? Speaking to Ciara this morning was Sheila Gilheany, CEO of Alcohol Action Ireland.

Janey interviews Dr Aric Sigman author of the groundbreaking book 'Alcohol Nation' For this weeks podcast we have teamed up with Everleaf Drinks, non alcoholic aperitifs to rival the best in the world. Check out their Christmas Collection – The perfect non-alcoholic kit this Christmas. This offer includes a 50cl bottle each of our non-alcoholic aperitifs; Everleaf Forest, Everleaf Mountain and Everleaf Marine PLUS a free Everleaf Jigger & Bar Spoon. www.everleafdrinks.com Janey interviews health educator Dr Aric Sigman author of the groundbreaking book 'Alcohol Nation' on the role of alcohol in the lives of children, don't miss this even if you aren't a parent!  Some revealing insights from a leading scientist If you are a parent or teacher consider booking Aric to speak at your school or education centre.  For inspiration, connection and support check out The Sober Club  www.thesoberclub.com  Prize Draw – donate to enter to win a hamper worth over £500 We have an opportunity to get our Alcohol Free Cocktail making vid tutorial (worth £9.99) free when you enter our prize draw to win a huge hamper of natural organic skincare and beauty products worth over £500  Proceeds go to The Sober Club giveback fund, to support those who are struggling  Enter here https://www.thesoberclub.com/win-a-hamper-of-natural-beauty-products-worth-500/ Want 1-1 or Group Coaching? Janey offers 1-1 coaching including Matrix, EFT, NLP and health / sobriety coaching.   If you prefer group coaching we are launching our Tapping into Freedom programme in January, join our private Whats App group, and 3 x 2 hour weekly sessions to motivate and inspire including teaching EFT emotional freedom technique https://www.thesoberclub.com/tapping-into-freedom/  If you would like support, inspiration encouragment and accountability check out The Sober Club - its all about the 'whats next?  Living your best life without the booze.  Membership includes access to the many resources within the members portal and the online course Get the Buzz without the Booze and access to the small private facebook group which is incredibly supportive.  Please note the monthly fee is going up so if you want to get in (and stay at this price) check it out now https://www.thesoberclub.com/ Follow Janey on social media and please share, rate and review this podcast  @janeyleegrace #thesoberclub 

With over two decades of managing anti-drug and alcohol misuse prevention programs, NATA Compliance Services collaborates with the Aircraft Electronics Association to help member companies develop programs that provide accurate, fast and reliable solutions for a safe and compliant drug-free workplace. Acting as a third-party administrator, NATACS is the one-stop solution for your repair station's anti-drug and alcohol program needs. Learn the ins and outs on how NATACS can help your business in this episode of AEA Amplified, sponsored by Genesys Aerosystems, a Moog Company.

On this encore episode of River to River, host Ben Kieffer is joined by guests to discuss the findings in a 2021 report from the Iowa Department of Public Health Bureau of Substance Abuse.

If you're worried about a colleague's drinking (or your own drinking), it can be hard to know what to do.In this episode of HR Coffee Time, Career Coach Fay Wallis is joined by the Founder of Choose Sunrise, Janet Hadley, who shares her experience and expertise.Key Points From This Episode[00:00] Further information on Fay's group coaching programme ‘Inspiring HR'[02:40] An introduction to Janet Hadley[02:56] Janet shares the story behind her business – ‘Choose Sunrise'[07:38] Janet talks in more depth about her husband's battle with a brain tumour [10:27] Signs that may indicate struggles with alcohol [11:47] How alcohol can be a vicious cycle for your mental health[14:48] Fay refers back to previous episodes based on stress, anxiety and resilience:Episode 10: Tackling stress & building resilienceEpisode 43: The one thing that will boost your resilience throughout your HR careerEpisode 52: Two ideas to help you bounce back from a tough day at work[21:43] Janet shares advice on how to have a sensitive conversation with someone who is struggling with alcohol[24:48] Fay refers to episode 48: How to support your colleagues with bereavement at work[31:48] Implementing conversations around alcohol for HR and people professionals within the workplace[37:07] Janet's book recommendation - Alcohol Explained by William Porter(Disclosure: this book link is an affiliate link which means Fay will earn a small commission from Amazon if you choose to purchase the book using them)[38:06] How to connect with JanetUseful Links Connect with Fay on LinkedInThe Bright Sky Career Coaching websiteVideo: how to rate & review HR Coffee Time on Apple PodcastsInspiring HR'Connect with Janet on LinkedInRate and Review the PodcastIf you found this episode of HR Coffee Time helpful, please do rate and review it on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.If you're kind enough to leave a review, please do let Fay know so she can say thank you. You can always reach her at: fay@brightskycareercoaching.co.uk.Enjoyed This Episode? Don't Miss the Next

Episode fifty-two of Strong Enough Podcast brings Geoff Seow, the founder of MindAxis Life Coaching. Geoff became a coach after he realized his life was going in the wrong direction, filled with drugs, alcohol, and corporate burnout. Geoff knew he needed to make a change in his life, and in 2020, he left the drugs and alcohol behind for a healthier and happy way of life.During this episode, Geoff shares how his life has changed since he overcame his addiction and began coaching others. He talks about finding his mission to help unfulfilled Millennials create an inspired vision for their future through overcoming self-doubt. Geoff's no-nonsense attitude to get things done will leave you ready to examine your own life and find the ways to be your healthiest, happiest, and most authentic self. #addiction #selfdoubt #lifecoachstrongenoughpod.comInstagram.com/strongenoughpodFacebook.com/strongenoughpodstrongenoughpod@gmail.com

An omnibus episode about protecting kids from drug and alcohol misuse.

This prayer is for anyone dealing with alcohol addiction, alcohol relapse, and alcohol recovery. Sober is Dope podcast, is a safe place for addicts, the sober curious, and anyone dealing with addiction, depression, sadness, loss, and pain. We do not judge and all are welcomed. Find free prayers, tips, strategies, and motivation that can help transform your life. I am POP Buchanan. Thank you for joining our family.

In this episode, Justin Kollinger, UE Risk Management Consultant, is joined by Dr. Pietro Sasso, faculty member at Stephen F. Austin State University and faculty research fellow at the Timothy J. Piazza Center for Fraternity and Sorority Research and Reform at Penn State University. They discuss alcohol misuse and abuse patterns among students, how those patterns may change for at-risk students as we emerge from the pandemic, and how risk managers can support their colleagues in student affairs. This podcast will be of interest to administrators, risk management professionals, student affairs professionals, and faculty and staff working to manage student alcohol misuse.

Do you know in England more than 25 million adults regularly drink alcohol? AND that lost productivity due to alcohol use alone costs the UK economy more than £7 billion per year. The issue of Drug and Alcohol misuse at work isn't a new thing, it has always existed and can affect not only an employee's health and safety, but also their work performance and conduct.   From policies to testing, in this episode, we will help you understand, as an employer, what signs to look out for and how to manage a drug and alcohol misuse situation in your workplace.   For more interesting and useful resources, follow us on social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/clover-hr Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cloverhr/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/CloverHR1 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CloverHRServices   Or visit our website: www.cloverhr.co.uk

Drinking can be a common pass time for many of us. Most people don't truly understand their relationship with alcohol and the long term physical, social, psychological or financial impacts. The Air Force recognizes alcoholism as a preventable, progressive, treatable, and non-compensable disease that affects the entire family. That simply means, help is available! One of the goals of The Air Force Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention and Treatment (ADAPT) program, is to minimize the negative consequences of substance misuse and abuse to the individual, family, and organization. Erica took the courageous step of self identifying that she needed help with alcohol use. That may at times have a negative stigma but she thrived through it all, continued to lead Airman, care for herself and family. Erica shows us that you can get help and have a successful career as she was recently selected for the rank of Senior Master Sergeant, the second highest Enlisted rank one can achieve in the Air Force.Erica has been active duty in the US Air Force for 20 years. As a Dual Military wife and Mother of 2, she is really your every day Military Woman. She Enjoys binge watching murder mysteries and true crime shows. Through all life has brought her way she successfully completed 18 months in the ADAPT program and is now living a healthier life!!She is Camouflaged Beauty!  *Want to share your story or get our insight on any topic that impacts you the military woman, email us at camobeautystories@gmail.com. We LOVE to hear from YOU!Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE, like, comment & SHARE on IG, FB & Twitter and join us  Friday's at 5PM EST on major podcast streaming platforms.The views and content shared on this podcast are personal and does not reflect the views of any branch of military service!Be Kind to your body, soul & mind!

Are you having to deal with drug or alcohol misuse - either for yourself or someone close to you? It's a real challenge. I know - I have traveled that path. In this episode, I chat with Victoria Seed who is a Family Recover Specialist. How I wish I had been able to chat with her when we were struggling as a family. We talk about how families can get the support that they need. We run through her 6 Key Strategies in coping with a loved one's substance misuse.   1. Help and Support 2. Understanding Recovery and Setting Boundaries 3. Rewarding a Sober Loved One 4. Positive Communications 5. Helping Without Enabling 6. Withdrawing when someone is Intoxicated ~~~~~ More about Victoria Seed :   Victoria is a Family Recovery Specialist and helps family members living with a loved one's addiction to reduce stress and live a better life. 

She does this by supporting family members, friends, and partners to learn effective strategies to cope through one-to-one support or group work programs. 
 Having worked in the public sector and the third sector, including HMPrison Service, NHS, and charitable organizations, she has spent a significant amount of her career helping families as a qualified substance misuse practitioner, NLP practitioner, teacher, and safeguarding trainer, and consultant. 

   Victoria's vision is to provide a range of online support and forge a community, helping women and families live their lives fully and free from addiction. The work she does ensures her client group recovers from the impact of problem drug and alcohol use. She also helps families get their loved one's get the help they need AND guide them to encouraging their loved one into treatment!   She has done this work since 2005 and has helped hundreds of families into recovery. 10 ways ‼️https://vestaapproach.co.uk/ten-ways-family-recovery/ 

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https://www.patreon.com/user?u=31723331 How can psychiatry be a solution for Alcohol addiction? Emmert is an MRC Clinical Research Fellow in the National Addiction Centre, Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience (IoPPN) and Honorary Specialist Registrar in General Adult Psychiatry at the South London and the Maudsley (SLaM) NHS Foundation Trust. In this episode Emmert shares his insight on the impact of Alcohol misuse on hospitalisation and how he treats addicts with psychiatry.   PLEASE SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL to get the latest and most fascinating research!!! Get the latest episodes and videos on www.theknowshow.net The Know Show Podcast makes the most important research accessible to everyone. Join us today and be part of the research revolution. Follow Us On Social Media: Instagram https://www.instagram.com/theknowshowpod/ Twitter https://www.instagram.com/theknowshowpod/

Each year, millions of workdays are lost because of alcohol misuse, and more than forty percent of employers cite alcohol as a factor contributing to low productivity. With the pandemic leading to a steep increase in ‘high risk' drinking, Liam Sloan and Dr Mark Simpson are joined by Lauren Booker, a consultant at Alcohol Change UK and co-founder of the ‘Dry January' movement, to explore how employers can support individuals struggling with alcohol issues, in an episode discussing:   • Defining terms around alcohol misuse   • Identifying problematic drinking behaviours   • Avoiding an unhealthy and exclusionary ‘alcohol culture' in your organisation   • How employers can initiate dialogue with employees who may be experiencing alcohol problems   • Available resources for employees concerned about their alcohol use   • The employer's legal obligations towards staff disclosing alcohol problems   • How to promote healthier alternatives to alcohol in the workplace Presented by Liam Sloan and Dr Mark Simpson. With Lauren Booker. Produced and edited by Nick Hilton for Podot.

Please remember that no episode of the MyoMinds podcast can be used as a replacement for medical advice and/or care. I spoke with Troy (aka @The_Weightlifting_Lawyer) about personal experiences with poor mental health and how exercise plays a role in both our lives. A recent masters graduate in Law and powerlifter, Troy is also known for his openness about his personal mental health struggles. In this chat we both share our experiences with poor mental health, sharing stories and revealing how we now cope day to day. Troy also opens up about his past struggles with alcohol and how he found a way to now be over 16 months sober. The podcast is filled with raw and emotional moments from two fitness loving men, as we both try to be as honest and open as we can. Please go follow Troy on instagram: @The_weightlifting_lawyer

It's time for episode 29 of the series, and Paula and Jo are talking to Jane about bullying and how fitting in at school was at the very start of her relationship with alcohol. Jane now helps stressed mums in Bournemouth, and globally via online platforms, to get Clear, Calm, and Confident, through effective online Life Coaching courses, Confidence Coaching sessions and Holistic Therapies. For many children fitting in is really important and there are many ways they do that, for some, once they've chosen alcohol it can be the start of a longer relationship with it that they could have never foreseen. In today's episode they'll be sharing how alcohol can be used as a crutch, and without realising it become something so much more. Looking at how available it is and how it's rarely frowned upon because it's so acceptable in society. No one starts of using alcohol because they want an addiction, it grows over time. If you'd like to feel connected in a safe place with others just like you, join the Daughters of Alcoholics Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/daughtersofalcoholics Sometimes you just need to speak to someone, if you want a chat with Jo about something you're struggling with, click here to book a call: https://cozycal.com/joannehuey42 In the meantime, you can have a look at this brochure that answers and explains some of the basics of dealing with a drinker. Click here to get your copy. Remember to share the podcast with others so those still struggling feel supported. Jo and Paula are passionate about changing the perceptions and judgments around alcohol misuse. They work hard to raise awareness about the trivialisation of alcohol and have created a video and blog about it. Stop Alcohol Trivialisation Video: http://bit.ly/jhamcpcl Respect for Alcohol Blog: http://bit.ly/jhrfa Please use the hashtag #respectforalcohol, if you'd like to support their cause. Using it when you see examples of trivialisation and disrespect, remembering to tag us on social media. Twitter: @Joanne_Huey Instagram: @johuey_acoa Subscribe to You Tube: http://www.youtube.com/c/JoHueybusiness

How often is domestic abuse spoken about? The amount of negativity and shame that surrounds domestic abuse can mean that many do not speak up about it. They hide the fact they are victims. What impact does this have on the children in the relationship? The ones who may not be physically hurt although witness horrific situations and a breakdown in their parent’s mental health. What support do they gain as they transition through their teenage years and an adult when they are following similar patterns as it is all they know? Jenny is a business coach working with directors to ensure resilience and sustainable growth. She is passionate about supporting business owners who are survivors as they are often overlooked due to them seeming like they are a success and not in need of support. Jenny is a survivor of a lifetime of domestic abuse that transpired to an alcoholic parent who was suicidal. With Jenny’s experience of mental health, alcohol misuse and domestic abuse both as a child and an adult, she's the perfect person to interview about domestic abuse and how alcohol misuse can be missed. Get in touch on Instagram: @johuey_acoa or follow on Twitter @joanne_huey If you want to know more about alcohol misuse, find out answers to the many questions you have and learn some tried and tested self help tips from the child of a alcoholic then order a copy of Jo's book Transition here: bit.ly/JHtransition. You can also join our community on Facebook: facebook.com/groups/daughtersofalcoholics If you'd like to ask any questions about today's episode feel free to email jo@johuey.co.uk or call on: UK (+44) 07732 403305

In episode 18 Jo and Paula are chatting to Natasha Chant about mental health and alcohol misuse, including dual diagnosis. Natasha's a registered mental health nurse. She's worked in inpatient and community settings and currently works in a mental health drop in centre in Dorset. It's an out of hours' self-referral centre for anyone to access support for their own mental health or carers to access support for themselves. I have the privilege of working alongside peer specialists who offer their lived experience alongside clinical expertise to offer visitors space to focus on their strengths and consider how they can move forward safely to access other services. I'm passionate about providing a service for everyone in a self-defined crisis, this derives from my own personal experience of growing up living with adults with mental illness and wanting to empower others to feel they have some control over how they can move forward from their crisis. With Natasha's experience of mental health and alcohol misuse, she's the perfect person to interview about dual diagnosis and how alcohol misuse and mental health are so intrinsically linked. Get in touch on Instagram: @johuey_acoa or follow on Twitter @joanne_huey If you want to know more about alcohol misuse, find out answers to the many questions you have and learn some tried and tested self help tips from the child of a alcoholic then order a copy of Jo's book Transition here: bit.ly/JHtransition. You can also join our community on Facebook: facebook.com/groups/daughtersofalcoholics  If you'd like to ask any questions about today's episode feel free to email jo@johuey.co.uk or call on: UK (+44) 07732 403305

In this episode Jo and Paula are chatting to Amy and Gaye, they set up a company called Human Story Theatre, bringing real life issues to the stage. They met over twelve years ago while on a medical role-play job, in Oxford. Together, and separately, they work as role-players and facilitators in teaching communication skills to medical students, qualified nurses, doctors and midwives. Alcohol misuse is one of those topics, Jo has had the pleasure of being on the Q & A panel for their play Dry. The play demonstrates the relationships two parents have with alcohol, shifting from social drinking to dependence, all the while affecting their daughter Chloe. The play hits the spot in terms of portraying what it's really like, the impact and offering hope of recovery. You can find out more about Human Story Theatre here: https://humanstorytheatre.com If you'd like to feel connected in a safe place with others just like you, join our Daughters of Alcoholics Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/daughtersofalcoholics Sometimes you just need to speak to someone, if you want a chat with Jo about something you're struggling with, click here to book a call: https://cozycal.com/joannehuey42 In the meantime, you can have a look at this brochure that answers and explains some of the basics of dealing with a drinker. Click here to get your copy. Jo and Paula are passionate about changing the perceptions and judgments around alcohol misuse. They work hard to raise awareness about the trivialisation of alcohol and have created a video and blog about it. Stop Alcohol Trivialisation Video: http://bit.ly/jhamcpcl Respect for Alcohol Blog: http://bit.ly/jhrfa Please use the hashtag #respectforalcohol, if you'd like to support their cause. Using it when you see examples of trivialisation and disrespect, remembering to tag us on social media. Twitter:   @Joanne_Huey Instagram:  @johuey_acoa Subscribe to You Tube:  http://www.youtube.com/c/JoHueybusiness

The sun's gone down, the vodka's been opened, and the gang's got their dissertations due. Let the drinking games begin. Episode 1 of One Degree Under, a suspenseful drama podcast of mysteries at university. CN: Scenes of a Violent Nature, Mental Health Issues, Alcohol Misuse. Transcript at: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Ai5Ul3jkjx44yiB_HAoOwi0m0yxEtoys

A client describes how she used our coaching services to help her family recover from the impact of a loved one's addiction. Cross-country phone-based family meetings, and live immediate guidance when needed; because addiction crises don't follow a schedule. Families too need health and recovery, and our unique on-demand availability can make a difference.

Welcome to episode 3 of the two roads travelled podcast. Today Paula and Jo will be chatting to Kevin Hempstead from KH Counselling, Kevin is a humanistic counsellor with extensive experience in addiction, childhood sexual abuse and bereavement, he works with people one to one as well as facilitating groups. The topic for today is about the impact of alcohol misuse on the families. They'll be discussing what the home environment is really like, how the families clash with the drinker and they'll be delving deeper into what the families experience day to day. Get in touch on Instagram: @johuey_acoa or follow on Twitter @joanne_huey If you want to know more about alcohol misuse, find out answers to the many questions you have and learn some tried and tested self help tips from the child of a alcoholic then order a copy of Jo's book Transition here: bit.ly/JHtransition. You can also join our community on Facebook: facebook.com/groups/daughtersofalcoholics If you'd like to ask any questions about today's episode feel free to email jo@johuey.co.uk or call on: UK (+44) 07732 403305

Paula and Jo talk about alcohol misuse in general, what it is, what it looks like, the impact and guests Paul and Harry share their views. Paul is a social drinker and Harry is a recovering alcoholic. Get in touch on Instagram: @johuey_acoa or follow on Twitter @joanne_huey If you want to know more about alcohol misuse, find out answers to the many questions you have and learn some tried and tested self help tips from the child of a alcoholic then order a copy of Jo's book Transition here: bit.ly/JHtransition. You can also join our community on Facebook: facebook.com/groups/daughtersofalcoholics If you'd like to ask any questions about today's episode feel free to email jo@johuey.co.uk or call on: UK (+44) 07732 403305

The language folx use when talking about problematic drinking is pretty much EXACTLY how I speak about the Imposter Complex. It keeps us out of action, doubting our capacity, and alone and isolated. And it has me thinking: when are we blaming our stuckness on the Imposter Complex when actually it’s alcohol use or overuse—NOT a mindset issue. And that’s why I invited Andrea Owen on the show. Andrea is a life coach and author who helps women let go of the shitty self-talk. AND she’s someone who has quit drinking and become sober. So together in this episode, Andrea and I talk about the intersection of the Imposter Complex, belonging, and alcohol, marketing alcohol to women...and how it’s a feminist issue, and a question folx who quit drinking ask: can I trust what I built before I got sober? Find full show notes for this episode here.   More from Andrea Owen: Your Kick-Ass Life Your Kick Ass Life Podcast How to Stop Feeling Like Shit @yourkickasslife on Instagram   More from Tanya Geisler: tanyageisler.com @tanyageisler on Instagram Take my quiz to learn what Imposter Complex behavior is standing in the way of your unshakable confidence Sign up for my email list

Women are significantly more likely than men to have co-occurring addiction and mental health disorders, including eating disorders, with implications for how to engage and support women in getting the help they need.   Dr. Sarah Wicks, a clinical psychologist at Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation, joins Marti & Erin in this week’s Mom Enough episode to discuss unique challenges faced by women dealing with addiction and, more broadly, how to approach a loved one (male or female) you believe has a substance use problem. She highlights how to approach the loved one in ways that will help the person be receptive rather than push away. Dr. Wicks also offers special advice for parents who suspect their teen may have problems with alcohol or drugs, pointing out the greater effect of those substances on the brains of people under 25. She introduces Marti & Erin to services tailored to teens and their parents, including outpatient services and phone coaching for parents.   Have women or girls in your family or circle of friends faced substance use problems? Other mental health issues? How was that similar to or different from what you have observed with males you have known? What do you think would help to reduce barriers to women getting treatment for addiction and mental health disorders?   Related resources: Connection for Families phone-based coaching sessions Teen Intervene education, support & guidance for teens & their parents Women, Alcohol Misuse and Keys to Prevention and Recovery featuring Carrie Kappel Women and Alcohol featuring Jill Seward

Listen NowThe e-cigarette market, or what the FDA formally terms Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems or ENDS, has grown since 2004 to approximately 11 million American consumers.  Recent survey data published in February in JAMA has shown use of e-cigarettes (or vaping) among underage youths or middle and high school students has increased significantly since 2011.   Beyond potentially serving as a gateway to the use of combustible or tobacco cigarettes, there is research to suggest nicotine can harm developing adolescent brains and the exhaled aerosol can also pose a public health threat.   Beyond the significant increase in under age use there is also concern recent investments in the e-cigarette industry by tobacco manufacturers, specifically Altria's December investment in e-cigarette manufacturer, JUUL, will result in e-cigarette users transitioning to tobacco cigarettes.  Recently resigned FDA Commissioner, Scott Gotlieb, made e-cigarette regulation a priority throughout his two-year tenure.  The question begged is will FDA's e-cigarette regulatory actions prove productive, will they prevent or inhibit current and future consumers of nicotine from taking up of combustible/tobacco cigarettes and/or allow or encourage current tobacco cigarette consumers to transition to e-cigarettes a far safer product.    During this 30 minute conversation Professor Abrams critiques the evidence to date that rising use of e-cigarettes among middle and high school students is necessarily a cause for concern, i.e., that e-cigarettes or vaping is a gateway to use of combustible or tobacco cigarettes.  We briefly discuss how underage youths are able to acquire e-cigarettes.  Moreover our discussion focuses on related regulatory actions under the FDA, i.e., is limiting access and use of e-cigarettes or youth addition to nicotine commensurate with the potential massive public health gain.  Are these actions commensurate with the potential to reduce adult combustible cigarette use that remains the leading cause of preventable death in the US at nearly half a million deaths per year (and estimated to kill 1 billion throughout the world this century).  We also discuss Altria (manufacturer of Marlboros) recent $13 billion investment in JUUL, the leading e-cigarette manufacturer or what it may mean, reducing nicotine content in cigarettes, raising the minimum age requirement from 18 to 21 to buy tobacco cigarettes and related issues.    Dr. Abrams is currently Profess of Social and Behavioral Sciences at New York University.  Dr. Abrams was a professor and founding director of the Centers for Behavioral and Preventive Medicine at Brown University Medical School.  He then directed the Office of Behavioral and Social Sciences Research at the National Institutes of Health (NIH).  Until 2017, he was Professor of Health Behavior and Society at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and the founding Executive Director of the Schroeder National Institute of Tobacco Research and Policy Studies at Truth Initiative (formerly the American Legacy Foundation).  Dr. Abrams has published over 250 peer reviewed scholarly articles and been a Principal Investigator on numerous NIH grants.  He is lead author of The Tobacco Dependence Treatment Handbook: A Guide to Best Practices.  He has served on expert panels at NIH and National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine on Obesity, Alcohol Misuse and Ending the Tobacco Problem: A Blueprint for the Nation. He has also served on the Board of Scientific Advisers of the National Cancer Institute (NIH-NCI) and was President of the Society of Behavioral Medicine.For information concerning the FDA's regulation of tobacco products go to: https://www.fda.gov/TobaccoProducts/default.htm  The JAMA studied discussed during this interview, "The Association of Electronic Cigarettes Use with Subsequent Initiation of Tobacco Cigarettes in US Youths," is at: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle/2723425Concerning Prof Abrams recent related research see: https://www.clivebates.com/documents/AbramsFeb2019.pdf and https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0091743518301981?via%3Dihub This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.thehealthcarepolicypodcast.com

Alcohol misuse has a significant impact on individual and community health and well being. In this podcast, based on a recent webinar, our panel will focus on the ways in which clinicians can help reduce the impact of alcohol misuse on mental health. Hosted by: Dr Jan Orman Guests: Dr Hester Wilson, Dr Sarah Barker, Dr Jane MacLeod Based on Webinar 25 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available at medcast.com.au/courses/249

On this EM Quick Hits podcast we have Natalie May on Kawasaki disease clues to diagnosis, Justin Morgenstern on suturing dog bites: the evidence, Anand Swaminathan on BVM prior to laryngoscopy, Michelle Klaiman on anticraving medications for alcohol use disorder and special guest Howard Ovens on managing ED violence with compassionate care... The post EM Quick Hits 3 – Kawasaki Disease, Suturing Dog Bites, BVM in RSI, Anticraving Meds for Alcohol Misuse, ED Violence appeared first on Emergency Medicine Cases.

We moms are often hard on ourselves, thinking we should be able to raise perfect children, keep a clean house, cook nutritious meals, stay on top of our jobs and always have a smile on our face. We often feel embarrassed or ashamed if we need to ask for help, sacrificing sleep and good health to do everything on our own. We pay a high price for that, and alcohol misuse often is part of the picture, with consequences not only for us but our children and other family members too.   Carrie Kappel knows this, both as a professional working with Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation and as a nurse and drug counselor approaching the 10-year anniversary of her own sobriety. We urge you to listen carefully to this important discussion about the ways isolation, anger, anxiety and depression often contribute to alcohol misuse, critical components of treatment for women and the role of family members in recovery. Carrie also addresses the prevalence of addiction among health care providers, with a particular focus on nurses, with whom Carrie works as Director of the Nurse Professionals Program at Hazelden Betty Ford’s campus in Center City, MN.   What did you learn in this Mom Enough discussion about the emotional challenges of caregivers (including moms, nurses and other health care providers) and how that can increase vulnerability to alcohol misuse and abuse of other substances?   Related resources: Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation Women and Alcohol featuring Jill Seward Addiction Recovery for Moms, 5 Tips for Long-Term Sobriety Nurses Peer Support Network Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) Science of Mindfulness by Erin Erickson

Interview with Nancy A. Gonzales, PhD, author of Effect of Middle School Interventions on Alcohol Misuse and Abuse in Mexican American High School Adolescents: Five-Year Follow-up of a Randomized Clinical Trial

Highlights from the April 21st issue of CMAJ, presented by Dr. Diane Kelsall, deputy editor. In this issue: Canada can afford universal pharmacare, failure to address at-risk drinking, drinking water advisories, persistence of meningococcal immunity, heart failure and ejection fraction, pitted keratolysis. Full issue table of contents: http://www.cmaj.ca/content/187/7.toc