Podcasts about drug and alcohol addiction

 As a young child, Sarah, native to Western Australia, didn't understand the voices and visions inside her head. She didn't understand how she knew things that a 4 year couldn't possibly know. It wasn't until she was older that she came to understand  that she had psychic/intuitive abilities."As a child, I was emotionally and verbally abused by my mother and brother," continues Strong. My mom was  Bipolar/Narcissistic  and that made the situation even complicated. Sarah's father didn't really play a role in her life. Now, Sarah says "he has an anti-role." "He's never been a big presence in my life.  I was a wild child as a kid and growing up. If he'd been in my life when I was young, I would have rejected him anyway.""I have gifts including being a medium, empath, telepath & psychic & I channel the star beings, beings from other dimensions and many other beings of the light including the Ascended Masters, angels, fairies, loved ones on the other side, Jesus, Mother Mary and many more. During a session the channel is opened and guided by your spirit guides," affirms Strong.Ms. Strong gladly professes, "my aim in life is to bring as much joy to everyone in this blessed world as I can," that comes from someone who's had a brutal childhood, made some bad choices and picked herself up again.For more information about Sarah Strong and her work check out her website. Link is below. Below are a few positive affirmations from Sarah. ​DO YOU DESIRE SPIRITUAL ALIGNMENT, TO KNOW YOUR TRUE LIFE PURPOSE OR TO DEEPEN YOUR RELATIONSHIP?CELEBRATE ALL THAT YOU ARE!!! YOU ARE A BRILLIANT SHINING STAR AND YOU ARE A BRILLIANT HUMAN!!! BE IT ALL; THE MESSY AND THE BEAUTIFULSHLTMM IS NOW AVAILABLE ON YOUTUBE . SHLTMM YOUTUBE CHANNEL LINK: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoUWxgQECqrMqI1ylVH9DpwSARAH STRONG INFORMATION:WEBSITE: sarahjstrong.com   https://www.sarahjstrong.com/intuitivelifecoachingpsychicmediumBOOKS: Book of Mantras & Live Wild, Live Freehttps://www.instagram.com/sarah_the_strong/https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000995296794https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-strong-b7500b175/   "Should Have Listened To My Mother" is an ongoing conversation about mothers/female role models and the roles they play in our lives. Jackie's guests are open and honest and answer the question, are you who you are today because of, or in spite of, your mother and so much more. You'll be amazed at what the responses are.Gina Kunadian wrote this 5 Star review on Apple Podcast:SHLTMM TESTIMONIAL GINA KUNADIAN JUNE 18, 2024“A Heartfelt and Insightful Exploration of Maternal Love”Jackie Tantillo's “Should Have Listened To My Mother” Podcast is a treasure and it's clear why it's a 2023 People's Choice Podcast Award Nominee. This show delves into the profound impact mother and maternal role models have on our lives through personal stories and reflections.Each episode offers a chance to learn how different individuals have been shaped by their mothers' actions and words. Jackie skillfully guides these conversations, revealing why guests with similar backgrounds have forged different paths.This podcast is a collection of timeless stories that highlight the powerful role of maternal figures in our society. Whether your mother influenced you positively or you thrived despite challenges, this show resonates deeply.I highly recommend “Should Have Listened To My Mother” Podcast for its insightful, heartfelt and enriching content.Gina Kunadian"Should Have Listened To My Mother" would not be possible without the generosity, sincerity and insight from my guests. In 2018/2019, in getting ready to launch my podcast, so many were willing to give their time and share their personal stories of their relationship with their mother, for better or worse and what they learned from that maternal relationship. Some of my guests include Nationally and Internationally recognized authors, Journalists, Columbia University Professors, Health Practitioners, Scientists, Artists, Attorneys, Baritone Singer, Pulitzer Prize Winning Journalist, Activists, Freighter Sea Captain, Film Production Manager, Professor of Writing Montclair State University, Attorney and family advocate @CUNY Law; NYC First Responder/NYC Firefighter, Child and Adult Special Needs Activist, Property Manager, Chefs, Self Help Advocates, therapists and so many more talented and insightful women and men.Jackie has worked in the broadcasting industry for over four decades. She has interviewed many fascinating people including musicians, celebrities, authors, activists, entrepreneurs, politicians and more.A big thank you goes to Ricky Soto, NYC based Graphic Designer, who created the logo for "Should Have Listened To My Mother".Check out our website for more background information: https://www.jackietantillo.com/Or more demos of what's to come at https://soundcloud.com/jackie-tantilloLink to website and show notes: https://shltmm.simplecast.com/Or Find SHLTMM Website here: https://shltmm.simplecast.com/Listen wherever you find podcasts: https://www.facebook.com/ShouldHaveListenedToMyMotherhttps://www.facebook.com/jackietantilloInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/shouldhavelistenedtomymother/https://www.instagram.com/jackietantillo7/LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/jackie-tantillo/YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/@ShouldHaveListenedToMyMother

The number of cases of employed people in Clare treated for drug and alcohol addiction has increased by 36% in the last year. New figures from the Health Research Board show there were 122 instances in this county where people in regular employment presented for treatment over the past twelve months. Of these, 34 cases related specifically to cocaine addiction, which is up 47% in the last year. MidWest Addiction Counsellor Michael Guerin says while it's positive more people are coming forward, the growing cocaine problem is alarming.

Picking yourself up from addiction can take many paths. For one group in Christchurch that path to recovery is best done at a steady jog.. Anna Christophorou is a registered social worker and the founder of Speedfreaks.

Lauren Murphy is a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ) black belt and UFC fighter who fights in the womens flyweight division.  She joined me to talk about how BJJ saved her from the depths of despair of drug and alcohol addiction, and how it led to a life of fulfillment, happiness and her eventual signing with the UFC. Connect with Lauren on Instagram @LaurenMurphyMMA Watch Lauren's December 2023 emotional black belt promotion speech (25:10 mark) Lauren Murphy BJJ Black Belt Promotion - YouTube Follow our podcast on Facebook @NateHaberPodcast If you enjoyed this episode, you might also like: Ep. 142 - Stipe Miocic Ep. 32 - Daniel "DC" Cormier

Dr. T and Truth Fairy welcome guest Sapha to the show to talk about healing through ayahuasca. When Sapha reached out via email, Truth Fairy realized she has friends in common with him, and, being touched by his email and story, invited him to be on the show. The details of his advocacy and journey are inspiring to hear.   Sapha shares his story of emigrating to Canada from Tehran, Iran, during the Islamic Revolution. The pain, abandonment, and confusion that went with Sapha's story led to a need for escapism through substance abuse. The addiction lasted through Sapha's career in the oil and gas industry until age 29 when he realized he needed help. But after being denied assistance from the BC government, Sapha's salvation came from an aunt who connected him with the Leipzig Serenity Retreat, a holistic recovery centre in Saskatchewan.Dr. T and Truth Fairy talk with Sapha about how he found ayahuasca and his early psychedelic experiences, the need to really heal the underlying causes of addiction and not simply the addiction itself, and the benefits of small group work that Sapha embarked upon. Sapha also addresses how he now does a lot of work with men who have suffered at the hands of the patriarchal system and through the expectations placed on men. This episode reveals a lot about the benefits of working with ayahuasca and the healing possibilities of being on a psychedelic-assisted recovery journey.“And that's a big part of the teaching here with what we do and the way that we work with men, it's like ayahuasca is a tool. You know, psychedelics are tools. They're not a cure for addiction. They're an opportunity to get a really close look from a different lens. How to uncover and unravel this bundle of emotions and these layers of pain that as men or as people we've been born with,” - SaphaResources discussed in this episode:Information on AyahuascaLeipzig Serenity Retreat---Punk Therapy: website |email

Dr Suzi Lyons, Senior researcher with the Health Research Board

What role does Virtual Treatment play in drug and alcohol addiction rehabilitation? A fire four-and-a-half years ago at the Native Horizons Treatment Centre in the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation meant they had to find that out well before COVID made virtual care a widespread reality. Their Executive Director, Wanda Smith, joins host Carol Hopkins for a discussion on what she and her team have learned in those years, including what differences virtual outreach treatment services have made to programming and clients, are thereinnovations arising from virtual treatment delivery, and how have connections to culture been facilitated through virtual services?For 35 years Wanda Smith has been the Executive Director for Native Horizons Treatment Centre. Her career in the field of First Nations addictions has spanned 45 years in various positions from Community Youth Counsellor, to Native Addictions Program Teaching Master at Northern College in Timmins, to Executive Director for White Buffalo Youth Treatment Centre, Sturgeon Lake, Saskatchewan. Native Horizons focuses on healing individuals, families andcommunities challenged by substance use and the related mentalhealth issues for over thirty years. It does this with virtual andResidential, culturally-centered services in a nurturing, home-likeatmosphere, ideal for long-lasting healthy lifestyles.For more on the work of Thunderbird Partnership Foundation, please visit our website at www.thunderbirdpf.orgYou can find us on social media by searching for ThunderbirdPF  Mino Bimaadiziwin is produced by the Thunderbird Partnership Foundation and David McGuffin of Explore Podcast Productions.  Our theme music is by Courtney Riley, Chippewas of the Thames First Nation.

Liz and Jesse are joined by Alison Backler, Clinical Nurse Consultant Alcohol and Drug Service RBWH. In this episode we look at drug and alcohol addiction and considerations for the acute hospital environment. Alison's Five Things Addiction doesn't discriminate. The role of thiamine. Why withdrawal (particularly alcohol and benzodiazepines) is so serious. Be wary of bias. Patient's with addictions, still have a need for, and right to, adequate pain relief. There is a difference between recreational substance use and addiction/dependence.

Today my guest is Dr Laura Petracek, a clinical psychologist and author of “The DBT Workbook for Alcohol and Drug Addiction: Skills and Strategies for Emotional Regulation, Recovery and Relapse Prevention”. Can I just tell you… I LOVE A WORKBOOK! This one in particular is good for people like us because there are questions and writing prompts that support behavior change.   But before we jump in, it's resource time! Today I just want to talk about one of the most misunderstood tools, meditation. Whenever I suggest meditation to clients or friends, I'm inevitably met with resistance. The two comments I hear the most are: either “I just can't meditate”, or “Yeah I should probably do that”, but it never happens.    So let's clarify the biggest misconception: Meditation is not about not thinking. If you think you're failing at meditation because you can't keep thoughts out, that idea is a misunderstanding. In meditation, there is no goal per se other than to be fully present in the moment. As you notice your brain is thinking, you just bring your awareness back to the breath. If you notice you are thinking 1,000 times, then you simply notice without judgment and bring it back. It's like casting a line out when you're fishing. You focus on the breath, notice when you're lost in thought, and reel it back in. Meditation is a practice, and like any practice, we suck at it in the beginning, then we keep practicing and get better and better.    In regards to why people consider it but don't do it, I propose it;s because it's not a priority. I wonder if it's not a priority because the value of meditation just hasn't been made clear enough. But instead of talking about why its so good for you, which a lot of people do, I'm going to highlight the COST of NOT doing it. If we can agree that the quality of your life depends on the thoughts you think and the actions you take, then we have to acknowledge a simple truth which is that it all centers in your brain. And just like you wouldn't run a marathon without training first, why would you think you could tackle something like getting sober, or make any major change in your life without conditioning your mind first? It's where all your decisions are made! Meditation is the process of conditioning your mind and your nervous system to help you achieve your goals so that you can ultimately achieve what we all want. Things like better relationships, health, peace, satisfaction, contentment and connection. If you DON'T practice meditation, it could literally cost you the very things you are actively trying so hard to achieve.    I hope this helps you to decide to make meditation a priority. There are endless youtube videos and apps available at your fingertips. So do it today, and let me know what meditations you like and I'll share them on the Facebook page!   So that's it!  Please enjoy the episode with Dr Laura Petracek   Connect with Dr Petracek here: Visit Website:  Follow on Instagram   Watch on YouTube: ​​https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNuRolkOZ7X8fCEFCDYd5tg Subscribe So You Don't Miss New Episodes!   Listen On:   https://apple.co/30g6ALF   https://odaatchat.libsyn.com/spotify   https://bit.ly/3n0taNQ     Watch Full Episodes!   https://bit.ly/2UpR5Lo  

All it takes is a little God and a lot of grit to get through the hardest times!Links + Resources:Connect with Kathryn on Instagram | @kathryngordonLearn more at https://kathrynforreal.com/!Relationship Grit by Kathryn and Jon GordonBecome a Mommy Millionaire and create LASTING WEALTH!mommymillionaire.coCONNECT WITH CAYLA!Follow Cayla @cayla.craftFollow Mommy Millionaire @mommymillionaire.coWatch + Subscribe on YouTube - Cayla CraftShow Notes:How can you pull yourself out of rock bottom and restart your life? Our guest today is Kathryn Gordon, relationship expert, podcast host, investor, businesswoman, best selling author of Relationship Grit, and mother! In this episode, Kathryn shares her inspiring story of how she battled drug and alcohol abuse to come out on the other side. We'll talk about how she found God's guidance to the path of sobriety after years of struggling and hitting rock bottom. Her story is one we can all learn from, no matter what season you may be in. Join us for Part 1 of 2 to discover the inspiring, incredible journey of the woman made of grit!00:30 Say hello to Kathryn Gordon, relationship expert, podcast host, and best selling author of Relationship Grit!03:25 Would you have described yourself as a gritty kid?06:25 What were your parents like?10:15 How did you fall into drugs? 11:15 How did you get out of it?15:40 Hitting rock bottom.18:35 What has changed since you went sober?21:45 What can you get done when you stop drinking?25:45 Is your husband on the same page as you?28:05 What happened on the day you stopped drinking?

Is it possible for diet changes to help someone recovering from drug or alcohol abuse? A recovering addict teamed with researchers to find out.   Adam Sud has used a plant-based diet as a key component to his continued ability to maintain sobriety for many years. He wanted to see whether it was possible to replicate the success.   He and lead researcher Tara Kemp, PhD, join “The Weight Loss Champion” Chuck Carroll to talk about what happened when patients at a rehab facility began eating a plant-based diet as part of their recovery program.   The results of the study appear to offer hope to those struggling with drugs, alcohol, and depression.   Join Chuck and Dr. Neal Barnard for a special live recording of The Exam Room LIVE in Los Angeles on March 30. Tickets can be purchased online.   Exam Room LIVE in LA Tickets: https://bit.ly/ERLiveLA2023 — — — The INFINITE Study https://bit.ly/INFStudy — — — Memory Loss Study: https://bit.ly/MemoryLossStudy2023 Resources: https://bit.ly/AlzPCRM — — — Adam Sud Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/plantbasedaddict Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/plantbasedaddict Website: https://www.adamsud.com — — — Tara Kemp Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tarakemp_ Website: https://www.reconnectcollective.com — — — Chuck Carroll Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ChuckCarrollWLC Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/ChuckCarrollWLC Facebook: http://wghtloss.cc/ChuckFacebook — — — Physicians Committee Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/physicianscommittee Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PCRM.org Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/pcrm Careers: https://www.pcrm.org/careers — — — 5-Star Success: Share Your Story Apple: https://apple.co/2JXBkpy​​ Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2pMLoY3 — — — Share the Show Please subscribe and give the show a 5-star rating on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or many other podcast providers. Don't forget to share it with a friend for inspiration!

 Darryl says: My oldest of two boys, Chase, attended college on a football scholarship.  He dropped out in the second semester of his freshman year after developing a drug addiction.  When I first learned of Chase's drug habit, I didn't know anything about substance use disorders, and I panicked.  I made a lot of parenting mistakes. Through an intervention, we were able to get Chase into treatment, but I didn't realize the proper role of the family in the recovery process.  In some ways I was enabling Chase and doing things that may have contributed to his eventual relapse. I worried about Chase constantly, but it seemed as though my efforts to help him only made matters worse.Chase returned home from treatment and was doing well with his recovery at first, but months later, he relapsed and in 2014 at the age of 20, Chase died in a drug-impaired wreck.  Chase was a passenger in the front seat of his own car.  The 18-year-old driver took her own life 7 months later.  After Chase died, I immersed myself in learning everything I could about substance use disorders. (drug & alcohol addiction).IN this episode he shares what he has learned. Produced, Edited and mixed by Paul R. LongFor further Information visit our Website OurWalkTogether.comor contact: Paul@ourwalktogether.com

Mark and Julianna continue the series on challenging issues you might face in youth ministry. Rev. Brian Earl joins them to talk about ministering in the face of drug and substance use and addiction.     Bio: Rev. Brian Earl is a board-certified chaplain currently serving in mental health populations at the Raymond G Murphy Medical Center in Albuquerque, NM since 2019. Before that Brian completed a VA Interprofessional Advanced Fellowship in Addiction Treatment at the West Haven, CT VA. Brian is an ordained LCMS Pastor and before being called to chaplaincy in 2015, Brian served as a parish pastor in Nebraska. He and his wife Christa have three children and two cats.    Find the LCMS Youth Ministry resource website at youthesource.com.

I will go over statistics of drug use and alcohol across the world

How Drug and Alcohol Addiction Impact the Family System (Episode 77)  In this episode we discuss the importance of family in addiction treatment and ways family members can support or enable a member with and addiction. We talk about the power of homeostasis in families with addiction and what that means as well as different roles members take on to cope in the addicted family system. Family treatment offers better communications skills, healthy roles based on authenticity, and ways for members to support the individual in treatment.   

In this episode of TYPP!, JFOD interviews comedian, Lizzy Cassidy. They discuss Lizzy's struggles with drug and alcohol addiction. They also compare and contrast their experiences in the psych ward. Fun times! Follow Lizzy Cassidy on twitter: @lizzaster. Follow Lizzy Cassidy on IG: @lizzycassidy. Join the newsletter: jfodnews.com. Follow JFOD on twitter: @TheRealJFOD.

Clinical trials for drug and alcohol dependency are being tested in Victoria this year, using Ayahuasca and CBD oil.

Today we're being raw and transparent about the effects of addiction! Make sure you check out Beducated and use our code COURTLEX for 65% discount off the yearly pass and a 24hr free trial

For thirty years, my husband struggled with drug and alcohol abuse and addiction. After silently dealing with war-related PTSD for several years and medically retiring from his job in law enforcement in 2015, his drug use hit an all time high.  Unable to slow down his drug use, his life quickly spiraled downward until he nearly lost his family, hope, and life itself.  By the grace of God, he survived the battle and today, he shares his story with us.  If you or someone you love is struggling with drug or alcohol addiction, there is help. To list a few, you can reach out to N.A, A.A, and Celebrate Recovery in your area. You can also reach out to local church pastors. Find your people and do not give up hope!  If you are a veteran in need of help, please call the Veterans' Crisis Line: 800-273-8255 Press 1 You can reach Juan Carlos on ig @livingxclean  Ezekiel 37: 1-14 Coaching with Barbara  Buy Affirmation cards here Grab Your Gratitude Journal  Let's be Friends on IG

Clint speaks with COSSAP Project Manager, Vanessa Phillips, about National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week, drug and alcohol addiction, factors that increase the risk for addiction, how drugs and alcohol affect the brain, treatments for addiction, and resources to seek help. Host: Clint Kubow Guest: Vanessa Phillips, COSSAP Project Manager

Athena explains plains how and why it happens and what you can do about it.

Overcoming addiction for personal empowerment and happiness!Joining me today for an honest, heartfelt and authentic conversation is the wonderful Lucy Jane.This woman knows her own power!Lucy is the founder and director of the "High On Life" brand and a women's self-empowerment coach and addictive behaviour mentor.In her younger years, Lucy experienced horrendous bullying which lead her to believe in the message, of the very people who were bullying her, which was, that, she was not enough, she was not pretty enough, and that there was something wrong with her.Desperately wanting to escape those thoughts, feelings, pain, and reality Lucy would frequently anaesthetise herself with alcohol and drugs.Until one day she had an awakening - an incredible awakening and not only found her strength within, but Lucy became so profoundly aware that she was not her thoughts. These thoughts were not who she was, or is.Since then Lucy has gone on to not only change her life beyond all measure, she has helped so many other amazing women out there transform their lives too.It never ceases to amaze me how much strength and power we all have within us and that is exactly what Lucy has done, she tapped into her power within and has overcome serious addiction on her own! You won't want to miss this inspiring conversation.Where to find Lucy Jane -You'll be able to follow and connect with Lucy on her social media platforms:Lucy on her Instagram at: @i.am.lucyjaneConnect with Lucy on the Lucy Jane Show Youtube channel:The Lucy Jane Show - Break the Chain of Insecurity & Addictive Habits to take control of your Physical, Emotional, and Romantic Destinyhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKxZAgiEPZP8lAWZToY6G1A

I met Jennifer through Instagram and after I saw what she was promoting, I immediately knew I wanted her as a guest speaker on my podcast.  I get many requests to interview celebrities because people like to know about their lives. And I have interviewed celebrities. They are ordinary people just like you and me. Jennifer is just like you and me. Only to me, each human is extraordinary in their own way.   Jennifer is 47 years old and spent 13 years of her life abusing alcohol and drugs. That doesn't define her. What defines her is her heart and soul and beliefs and what she is doing with her life now. During her years of abuse she experienced more than any of us should in a life time. She was a victim of violent crime a multiple of times. She was car jacked twice. She was shot in a drug deal gone bad. She was kidnapped at gunpoint, beaten and whipped by a drug dealer and had to have her face reconstructed. (btw...that drug dealer committed homicide while he was on an ankle monitor for her kidnapping, was sentenced four years for her kidnapping and is currently waiting for his trial on the homicide.) She finally got sober on 07/13/21 after being arrested on her first ever drug charge. She moved to Charleston to live in an Oxford House(sober living) and has been sober for 214 days now. Not because she was court ordered. Not because someone she loved gave her a choice but because she chose to. Remember if it's not our own choice, more than likely it won't last. She went through recovery with the help of a 12 step program. Since she's been sober she has started two business's. Keto Queen City- an online Keto products store and she believes that Keto has helped her stay sober by curbing her cravings for drugs/alcohol.  Her second business is on : https://www.InspiringSobriety.com this is an online recovery and sobriety apparel and gift store. Her story is real and raw and heartbreaking and yet inspirational. Our chat is long but interesting and helpful. I hope you will take the time to listen and share, wherever you can and to all your friends, asking them to do too. helpful resources include. AA.com, NA.com and Oxfordhouse.com You may follow Jennifer on Instagram: jen.soberisthenewblack You may also follow me on Instagram: struggle_winner or lifestrugglespodcast preferably both.  Thank you always for your support!!!   --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lifestruggles/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lifestruggles/support

 As a young child, Sarah, native to Western Australia, didn't understand the voices and visions inside her head. She didn't understand how she knew things that a 4 year couldn't possibly know. It wasn't until she was older that she came to understand  that she had psychic/intuitive abilities."As a child, I was emotionally and verbally abused by my mother and brother," continues Strong. My mom was  Bipolar/Narcissistic  and that made the situation even complicated. Sarah's father didn't really play a role in her life. Now, Sarah says "he has an anti-role." "He's never been a big presence in my life.  I was a wild child as a kid and growing up. If he'd been in my life when I was young, I would have rejected him anyway.""I have gifts including being a medium, empath, telepath & psychic & I channel the star beings, beings from other dimensions and many other beings of the light including the Ascended Masters, angels, fairies, loved ones on the other side, Jesus, Mother Mary and many more. During a session the channel is opened and guided by your spirit guides," affirms Strong.Ms. Strong gladly professes, "my aim in life is to bring as much joy to everyone in this blessed world as I can," that comes from someone who's had a brutal childhood, made some bad choices and picked herself up again.For more information about Sarah Strong and her work check out her website. Link is below. Below are a few positive affirmations from Sarah. ​DO YOU DESIRE SPIRITUAL ALIGNMENT, TO KNOW YOUR TRUE LIFE PURPOSE OR TO DEEPEN YOUR RELATIONSHIP?CELEBRATE ALL THAT YOU ARE!!! YOU ARE A BRILLIANT SHINING STAR AND YOU ARE A BRILLIANT HUMAN!!! BE IT ALL; THE MESSY AND THE BEAUTIFULSHLTMM IS NOW AVAILABLE ON YOUTUBE . SHLTMM YOUTUBE CHANNEL LINK: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoUWxgQECqrMqI1ylVH9DpwSARAH STRONG INFORMATION:WEBSITE: sarahjstrong.com   https://www.sarahjstrong.com/intuitivelifecoachingpsychicmediumBOOKS: Book of Mantras & Live Wild, Live Freehttps://www.instagram.com/sarah_the_strong/https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000995296794https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-strong-b7500b175/  

Gillian chats to Aontu representative in Limerick Sarah Beasley and Michael Guerin from Chuan Mhuire in Bruree about the issue of babies born with addictions and the increase in 2020 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Brandy is an actress, dancer and former model. Clean & sober since 2012, Brandy speaks candidly and regularly about her addiction to drugs & alcohol and her recovery from trauma. A prominent member of the community, Brandy is on several Boards including the Red Songbird Foundation and is involved in numerous fundraising events for various causes.

Nick and Dan start by sharing their weekly work before being joined by an inspirational guest. Todd Giorgi is a Strongman competitor and owner of NY Strong. Here, he details his story of drug and alcohol addiction in his early years and how he transformed his life. Today, Todd owns and operates his own gym, competes in the Strongman Masters Division and organizes Strongman events. Also, he shares his newfound passion for rescuing dogs with serious health issues. Lastly, Nick and Dan review the start of the NFL season and do smokes, streams and hitters.

Tòa nhà 45 triệu đô la "vị trí đắc địa cho dịch vụ tiềm năng", có thể sẽ là phòng chích ma túy an toàn trong thời gian tới. Có đồng hương người Việt hỏi "sao không mở phòng chích ma túy an toàn ở cạnh tòa nhà chính quyền thành phố, hay trạm cảnh sát cho dễ quản lý?"

"Music is service."This episode of MFM Speaks Out will be different from our usual format. Dawoud Kringle will be interviewing his guest; a professional musician and  recovering drug addict and alcoholic. Out of respect to our guest and the tradition of Alcoholics Anonymous and other substance abuse recovery programs, we are protecting our guest’s anonymity and referring to him as Dave. Our discussion will center around alcoholism, drug abuse, and substance abuse recovery among musicians.Topics discussed: How did substance abuse and music enter Dave's life and how they intersected, the presence of drugs and alcohol, stigma of addiction among musicians, how it affected his life and career, the turning point where he decided he’d had enough, the difficulties of cleaning up and staying clean, and advice to musicians (and all others) who are suffering from drug and alcohol addiction.Music featured on this episode:"Cocaine Blues" (written by Porter Irving & Rev. Gary David [c. 1905], performed by Dave Van Ronk)"Heroin" (written by Lou Reed, performed by The Velvet Underground)"Master of Puppets" (written by James Hetfield, performed by Metallica)

On this episode we are joined by Brock McClean, former AFL player who played 157 games at the highest level, with teams Melbourne and Carlton.As an elite athlete at the top of their game, there can come incredible highs and also incredible lows. Brock has had a turbulent on and off field life, and after a years of suffering in silence with mental health issues & physical injuries, Brock self medicated to get through the pain and began to notice the toxic relationship he had with drugs and alcohol.After, what he calls ‘hitting several rock bottoms” he has now come through the other side and completely changed his life. In this episode he shares his journey of healing with us, including his upbringing, his experiences, and his transformative realisations, plus the alternative medicines that he believed helped him to heal and understand his past behaviours.There’s something in this episode for everyone.---For information on Conversation Cards visit: www.consciousconversations.live

Part of Issue 4, Jonny and Leeza are joined by Steph Macleod, a former alcoholic and drug addict who Jesus met when he was at rock bottom. Steph retells his redemptive story of how small emotional deficiencies turned into full-on addiction and homelessness, before Jesus revealed himself to him through the faithful witness of an Edinburgh charity. But what happened next? Did becoming a Christian mean Steph never touched a drink again? What did the road to recovery look like? What would he say to someone under the iron first of addiction? Join Jonny, Leeza and Steph for more of this amazing story of God's grace. https://heirsmagazine.com/substance-abuse

Hunter Biden's business dealings and personal life were frequently used by the Trump campaign against his father US President Joe Biden. To mark the publication of his memoir 'Beautiful Things', he spoke to the Today Programme's Mishal Husain about business, politics and the trauma he says led to his battle with drug and alcohol addiction.

Dr. Jason Whitney is the Program Coordinator of Penn State's Collegiate Recovery Community (CRC), a program of Student Affairs that helps support students in recovery from alcohol and other substance use disorders as they pursue higher education and success at Penn State. The CRC is a dedicated recovery community that reinforces healthy and sustainable habits of mind, body, and spirit. According to Dr. Whitney "The students in recovery in this program have made the decision to desist entirely from the use of alcohol and other drugs and are committed to a program of action that will maximize their chances of achieving long-term recovery while meeting their educational (and other life) goals. Some of our students live in ROAR House, our dedicated on-campus recovery housing. The Penn State Collegiate Recovery Community embodies everything that is great about Penn State: Excellence, support for one's fellow students, service to the community, and strong alumni support. Come see for yourself this powerful and highly personalized program and the success that students regularly find within our tight-knit community." Please check out ALL of the services related to this CRC program. College is a wonderful place of higher learning and adulting, and yes, partying. If alcohol, drugs, marijuana (weed, pot, whatever they are calling it now-a-days), or other substances has already become a problem of addiction, there is support. Please reach out to Dr. Jason Whitney. https://studentaffairs.psu.edu/recovery https://studentaffairs.psu.edu/recovery/about-crc

২০১৯ সালের ১৬ই অক্টোবর রাতে তরুণ বাংলাদেশী বংশোদ্ভূত আইটি বিশেষজ্ঞ শহীদ ইসলাম ব্রিসবেনে তার নতুন বাড়ির কিছু সংস্কার কাজ শেষে বাড়ি ফিরছিলেন। কিন্তু ভুল পথে বিপরীত দিক থেকে আসা চুরি করা গাড়ির মাদকাসক্ত চালকের বেপরোয়া গতি প্রাণ কেড়ে নেয় শহীদ ইসলামের।

On the latest episode of aParently Speaking, host Miriam Conner is joined by Adam Jablin, a recovering addict, now a life coach and author, who talks about things parents should know about addiction and tips on what they can do if they suspect there is a problem. The post Podcast Episode #57: Talking About Drug and Alcohol Addiction with Kids appeared first on Northeast Ohio Parent.

Maker Mading Mabeny is ACT-based ‘sociologist and counsellor’ volunteered in the South Sudanese community association for years. Maker founded SOSA Youth Rehabilitation Services because he sees this as the only option available to young people. - Makër Madiŋ Mabɛ̈ny arɛ̈ɛ̈r në ACT kunë ye mɛn akɔɔr bë dhil nɔŋ ajuiɛɛr yenë ye nhiar bë mïïth bë kek dɔk në biane wal yekkɛ̈ kek cam. Në akut ce’ bɛ̈ibei man ye cɔl SOSA Youth Rehabilitation Services. A nhiɛɛr bë mïïth cïï miäu ku ciɛ̈m wal ke jɔt ya nyuɔth kë lëu bë kek kony.

جورج الحاج يبلغ الآن من العمر 38 عاما لكنه ليس نفس الشخص الذي كان عليه قبل ثمان سنوات فقط، فماذا فعل؟

This talk was originally posted on Ven. Yuttadhammo Bhikkhu's YouTube Channel. To watch this talk on YouTube kindly visit https://youtu.be/SdVkq4AD8oE .

In this episode I talk to a woman named Deanna that shares her story of her drug and alcohol addiction. She shares what her rock bottom moment was, and what led her to get sober. If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction, here are some resources Deanna mentions to get help:Coast to Coast Recovery - https://coasttocoastrecovery.comMissouri Network for Opiate Reform and Recovery - https://www.monetwork.org/Mo Better Living - http://www.mobetterliving.com/Sana Lake Recovery - Https://sanalake.com/Harris House Saint Louis - https://www.harrishousestl.org/Bridgeway Behavioral Health - https://www.bridgewaybh.com/ CORE Recovery - https://core-usa.org/Endeavor House (New Jersey) - https://www.endeavorhouse.com/Naranon - https://www.naranonmidwest.org/meetings/missouri-meetings/Alanon - https://www.missouri-al-anon.org/_________________________________Thank you to our sponsors:BetterHelp - Visit https://betterhelp.com/brightsideoflife to join the over 500,000 people talking charge of their mental health with the help of an experienced professional.Special offer for The Bright Side of Life listeners... get 10% off your first month at https://betterhelp.com/brightsideoflifeWant to help support the show? Click here: https://www.thebrightsideoflifepodcast.com/support/Connect with Melissa: https://www.thebrightsideoflifepodcast.com/Shop The Bright Side of Life Clothing Co.https://the-bright-side-of-lifee.myshopify.com/Join in on the conversation on our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/199289224416822

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Alastair Mordey is a pioneer of addiction treatment and behavioural health in Asia. Having been a founding shareholder, programme director of The Cabin Group. Alastair's journey hasn't been a pretty one. Having grown up in a middle class home he lost his way and started to take drugs and alcohol which then lead to him becoming an addict. He talks about his family eating off cardboard boxes and trying to find money for his addiction. Then the lightening bolt moment...he found a mentor that helped to turn his life around.

We had the chance to sit down with Bill today to discuss his dark past of drug and alcohol abuse, which started when he was only 12 years old. After many issues with himself and the law throughout the years, Bill has found fitness (especially here at UF) as a saving grace, while also being a professor at Carlow University in the Department of Social Work.

In Australia, one in twenty deaths are caused by alcohol or illicit drugs.Nearly one in five adults drink at risky levels and 16 per cent of the population has tried an illicit drug in the past year. - zJtDp-whv,guD>fylRtHR ySRoH t*R 20 tusg w*Rwe h.f rh>fcDzsd0J'.fv>w>ftDoH; rhwrh>f w>foluoH.frl;bSD; oh.fwz.ftCde h.fvDR?

In Australia, one in twenty deaths are caused by alcohol or illicit drugs. Nearly one in five adults drink at risky levels and 16 per cent of the population has tried an illicit drug in the past year. - Австрали Улсад нас баралтын хорин шалтгаан тутмын нэг нь согтууруулах ундаа эсвэл эмийн хэт хэрэглээний улмаас үүдсэн байдаг. Насанд хүрэгчдийн 5 хүний нэг нь эрсдэлтэй байдалд байдаг бөгөөд нийт хүн амын 16 хувь нь эмийг хэтрүүлэн хэрэглэхийг өнгөрсөн жил завдсан байна.

In Australia, one in twenty deaths are caused by alcohol or illicit drugs. Nearly one in give adults drink at risky levels and 16 per cent of population has tried an illicit drug in he past year. - སྤྱིར་ཨོ་སི་ཏྲི་ལི་ཡའི་རྒྱལ་ཡོངས་སུ་མི་འདས་གྲོངས་སུ་གྱུར་བ་ཉི་ཤུ་ཆ་གཅིག་ནི་ཆང་རག་དང་བཟི་སྨན་གྱི་རྐྱེན་སྲོག་ཤོར་བ་ཡིན་པ་དང་། དེ་བཞིན་མི་ལྔ་ཆ་གཅིག་གིས་ཆང་རག་ཚད་ལས་འདས་པ་འཐུང་གི་ཡོད་པ་དང་། མི་འབོར་བརྒྱ་ཆ་བཅུ་དྲུག་ཙམ་གྱིས་སྔར་བཟི་སྨན་སྤྱོད་མྱོང་ཡོད་པ་ཡིན་འདུག

In Australia, one in twenty deaths are caused by alcohol or illicit drugs. Nearly one in five adults drink at risky levels and 16 per cent of the population has tried an illicit drug in the past year. - Australia ram ah a thimi minung pakul ah pakhat cu zu le phunglam nih akhammi rithaisii hman ruangah a si. Nutling patling panga ah pakhat cu ahleihluat in zu a dingmi a si. Cun, zatuak 16 cu cozah nih a khammi rithaisii a tawngmi asilole, a hmaan mi an si tiah hlathlainak nih a langhter. Na chungkhat, na hawile na dawtmi minung zu sal ah a taangmi le rithaisii aa tawnngmi minung bawmh na duh ko hna nain, zeitindah bawmhnak ka pek hna lai tiah hngallo in na um maw? Bawmhnak khoika dah a um hnga tiah vangsang au in na um maw? SBS Radio Hakha Chin tamdeuh in vun ngai hna usih.

In Australia, one in twenty deaths are caused by alcohol or illicit drugs. Nearly one in five adults drink at risky levels and 16 per cent of the population has tried an illicit drug in the past year. - Australia ram ah a thimi minung pakul ah pakhat cu zu le phunglam nih akhammi rithaisii hman ruangah a si. Nutling patling panga ah pakhat cu ahleihluat in zu a dingmi a si. Cun, zatuak 16 cu cozah nih a khammi rithaisii a tawngmi asilole, a hmaan mi an si tiah hlathlainak nih a langhter.Na chungkhat, na hawile na dawtmi minung zu sal ah a taangmi le rithaisii aa tawnngmi minung bawmh na duh ko hna nain, zeitindah bawmhnak ka pek hna lai tiah hngallo in na um maw? Bawmhnak khoika dah a um hnga tiah vangsang au in na um maw? SBS Radio Hakha Chin tamdeuh in vun ngai hna usih.

Sometimes the obvious answer is the right one for those who are struggling with conquering drug and alcohol addiction Show Guests: Rachel Kove & Seth Hall A recent article published in the Washington Post states, “many addiction treatment centers do not follow up with their patients, the ‘100 percent’ success rate some cite only applies to those who complete the length of their stay. When we weight in on the relapse rates that are currently estimated to be as high as 80% and then consider of the many thousands of dollars spent by families and provided government by supported programs such as: rehab facilities, group therapy, wilderness programs, etc., we are left asking the a most obvious question: If these programs are not working long-term, are there options that are effective? Home Care Recovery Solutions co-founders, Rachel Kove and Seth Hall, share their individual experiences as alcohol and heroin addicts, respectively, and the many relapses they endured after traditional treatments, as well as the the process that finally propelled each of them into the field of sustainable recovery. According to Kove, “Sometimes the obvious answer is the right one. The model we found that provides a lasting difference is actually coming to a client’s home to create one of the most critical elements to recovery – a one-on-one support system that builds a bridge back into a functioning, purpose driven life with meaning. At a time when addictions are rising to epidemic levels, we are finding this methodology just as applicable to mental health issues and other forms of addiction, as it is to drugs and alcohol.”

In Australia, one in twenty deaths are caused by alcohol or illicit drugs. The stigma related to substance use in some culturally and linguistically diverse communities, addressing drug use can be a daunting task but there is support for anyone experiencing issues with drug or alcohol. - Muri Australia, umuntu umwe muri 20 yicwa n’inzoga canke ibiyayura umutwe. Muri kino kiganiro turaba ingaruka mbi z'urumogi, urugero rw'inzoga umuntu atorenza kugira agumane amagara meza n'ingene umuntu arondera uwomufasha kugira abihebe.

In Australia, one in twenty deaths are caused by alcohol or illicit drugs.Nearly one in five adults drink at risky levels and 16 per cent of the population has tried an illicit drug in the past year. Julio was just experiencing the freedom of adulthood as an eighteen-year-old when he had his first taste of an illicit drug.Little did he know that his curiosity would gradually escalate into a 13-year battle with addiction to methamphetamine? Here the story... - Australiat maze har 20 manuic mara zadde inn ottu homoshom ekzon corap ar gazalála boli mara zar..Takriban har 5 zon ór boro manuic butore ekzon hotora level corap ha ar Australiar abadi asede inn ottu 16% manuic gelde bosor or butore gazaá loí saíye.

In Australia, one in twenty deaths are caused by alcohol or illicit drugs.Nearly one in five adults drink at risky levels and 16 per cent of the population has tried an illicit drug in the past year. Julio was just experiencing the freedom of adulthood as an eighteen-year-old when he had his first taste of an illicit drug.Little did he know that his curiosity would gradually escalate into a 13-year battle with addiction to methamphetamine? Here the story... - Australiat maze har 20 manuic mara zadde inn ottu homoshom ekzon corap ar gazalála boli mara zar..Takriban har 5 zon ór boro manuic butore ekzon hotora level corap ha ar Australiar abadi asede inn ottu 16% manuic gelde bosor or butore gazaá loí saíye.

In Australia, one in twenty deaths are caused by alcohol or illicit drugs. Nearly one in five adults drink at risky levels and 16 per cent of the population has tried an illicit drug in the past year.

In Australia, one in twenty deaths are caused by alcohol or illicit drugs. Nearly one in five adults drink at risky levels and 16 per cent of the population has tried an illicit drug in the past year.

In Australia, one in twenty deaths are caused by alcohol or illicit drugs. Nearly one in five adults drink at risky levels and 16 per cent of the population has tried an illicit drug in the past year. - الإدمان لا يقتصر على الكحول والمخدرات المحظورة فقط.

Burr Cook explains the importance of each step in the recovery process.

How do you know if your social drinking is getting out of hand or if a friend's recreational drug use is heading towards a dangerous spiral? Join host Susy Solis as she discusses this sensitive topic with Dr. Gary Malone, a psychiatrist in Texas Health Resources’ Behavioral Health division.

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Flying Solo; true stories of what it takes to raise children on your own in NZ. In the first episode, we meet Jo Whiu, a grandmother to seven young mokopuna. Daughter Lisa is a recovering P addict and has recently moved back home.

Pastor’s Jeff Durbin and Luke Pierson took over the broadcast today. Jeff and Luke are the Elders at Apologia Church. Apologia Church was born out of a hospital that specialized in addiction. They share a bit of the history and talk about a biblical approach to addiction. For more, go to http://apologiastudios.com. The post Jeff Durbin, Luke Pierson – Dealing With Drug And Alcohol Addiction appeared first on Apologia Radio - Christian Podcast and TV Show.

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Micheal Hilton, with over 10 years of sobriety, discusses his recovery portfolio.  Micheal Hilton is a leader in the recovery community and does personal coaching with his company Breakthrough Coaching.   60 minutes recently did a segment on addiction.  Micheal Botticelli, the "Drug Czar” is someone who from first hand experience knows the intricacies of alcoholism and addiction. Here are some key points of what I took from this segment. 40 years and a trillion dollars, nation has little to show of the war on drugs. 21 million americans are addicted to drugs and alcohol and nearly 1/2 of federal incarcerations are in for drug crimes. “can’t arrest addiction out of people.” “We have learned that addiction is a brain disease.” “ We can’t expect cancers patients to just stop having cancer.” Addicts should be patients and not prisoners. Michael Botticelli has created a high school for teens in recovery in Massachusetts. Convicts can choose rehab over jail and this actually reduces crime. in 1998 crashed his car and woke up hand cuffed to a gurney. Alcohol free for 27 years. Oversees 26 billion dollar budget across 16 government agencies. Over 1/2 of the money goes to drug enforcement. Says the heroin crisis was created at home. Pain scripts have risen from 76 million in  1991 to 207 million in 2015. More than 120 americans die of drug overdoses each day. Tried an experiment in 2010 with the quincy police department. Officers are armed with Naloxone. A nasal spray for an overdose. Also changed laws called the good samaritan law. Today, 32 states have adopted similar laws and more than 800 police departments carry Naloxone. In Massachussets, Botticelli has made treating addiction routine health care. The affordable care act requires the most of insurance companies to cover addiction treatment. Substance abuse is one of the only disease where we let people reach their most acute point of the disease or “bottom” before we intervene. Botticelli prefers the word disorder instead of addict. Sees a model in the attitude towards the stigma with the gay rights movement. He was more comfortable being a gay man, before saying he was an alcoholic. “We have more work to do.” over 1/2 a million a year are killed by legal drugs. Alcohol and nicotine. Botticelli is not in favor of legalizing marijuana. Grew up as in insecure kid. A very wise judge said you can either get care for your drinking problem or you continue the path of this criminal behavior. You Might be an Alcoholic if... Claire You keep a note pad by the phone so you can take notes about your drunk dialings, but then you can't read your handwriting You're now sober but want to wear a sign on your shirt that says you are enjoying a piece of gum to merely blow bubbles, not to cover up the vodka smell   Caleb You buy canned beer so you can hide it in your bag without anybody hearing the glass clinks   Simone If you log into MyFitnessPal as soon as you wake up...to log in the calories of the 8 double whiskeys you'll be drinking later...to know how much not to eat today.   Shane If after a night of drinking an entire 26er of scotch, the only thing you can think of is "what am I going to drink today?"   Brian in KC, MO You might be an alcoholic if it's your turn to be the DD, so before the baseball game you pound beers at the tailgate before the game hoping it carries you through to the end of the game....but then the game gets rained out in the 5th inning and you are still too drunk to drive home.   This episode was brought to you by Sober Nation.