Podcasts about inside rehab

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The opioid epidemic with Art Levine.Art Levine is an author and investigative journalist whose work has been featured in major news outlets across the United States. He is the author of Mental Health Inc: How Corruption, Lax Oversight and Failed Reforms Endanger Our Most Vulnerable Citizens. (Available on Amazon, see link below) Recently, he has turned his talents and attention towards investigating the opioid epidemic in the United States. His shocking revelations and conclusions cast new light into a dark story about money, power, influence and corruption. His shocking conclusions are not only a cause for concern, but also a call to action and a major wake up call. His conclusions cast a bright new spotlight on the failings of our drug laws, policies, and regulations surrounding the drug and rehab industries in the United States. Art Levine's work is essential in understanding this crisis and how we may just may solve these major problems we have so far failed so miserably at. Art Levine's work on the opioid epidemic shows us that we have already lost the war on drugs. His work focuses our attention on what we should do next instead of continuing on this already failed mission. He also looks at the collateral damage to millions of chronic pain patients facing draconian cutbacks in legitimate opioid prescribing leading to increases in suicides and street use of drugs, while worsening their disabilities.Art Levine is a contributing editor of The Washington Monthly, and author of the well-received book, Mental Health, Inc.: How Corruption, Lax Oversight and Failed Reforms Endanger Our Most Vulnerable Citizens [https://amzn.to/3zg7c01]. He's a past contributor to Newsweek on a range of topics [https://bit.ly/3z7oXP4], including one cover story on VA corruption and its role in the opioid crisis [https://bit.ly/3eE7lCq].An excerpt of my book was featured as cited above as the cover story [https://bit.ly/3eE7lCq] with the headline: "How the VA Fueled the National Opioid Crisis and Is Killing Thousands of Veterans." In addition here's his LinkedIn overview of his articles, book and broadcast appearances: https://www.linkedin.com/in/art-levine-096b295/. Some of his articles, interviews and book information are also highlighted in this pinned tweet: bit.ly/3DkGcP2He's also written on overdrugging of youth [bit.ly/3AdOVAA]; draconian prescribing crackdowns [bit.ly/3lj3bUw] on pain patients driving up suicides [bit.ly/3ake2Ha] and worsening their disabilities [bit.ly/3uMC3Al];and, indirectly related, law enforcement cover-ups of rape and assaults at a school for learning disabled youth [bit.ly/3BprTrO] who are too often over-medicated. They've been featured in Salon, Newsweek, The Huffington Post, Tarbell and Miami New Times, among other outlets. https://www.newsweek.com/va-opiod-crisis-killing-veterans-mental-illness-683434 Up to 90% of drug treatment and mental health treatment programs ineffective for dual-diagnosis treatment -- emblematic of broader failures ******Best writer on #harmreduction is Maia Szalavitz, a must-follow on twitter, her articles and her latest book, Undoing Drugs:https://twitter.com/maiaszhttps://fivethirtyeight.com/features/what-science-says-to-do-if-your-loved-one-has-an-opioid-addiction/https://www.amazon.com/Undoing-Drugs-Untold-Reduction-Addiction-ebook/dp/B08HLQW66F/ref=sr_1_3?crid=3SUDVVNMEN96C&dchild=1&keywords=maia+szalavitz&qid=1634860110&s=books&sr=1-3https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/opioids-and-cigarettes-are-both-harmful-but-opioids-have-valid-medical-uses/******Best single book on finding good treatment and avoiding terrible care is Anne Fletcher's Inside Rehab. Every family should have a copy:https://www.amazon.com/dp/B008EKMAC4/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1

“Well, one of the things is recognizing that rehab isn't for everybody... Not everybody with an addiction belongs in rehab.” –Anne Fletcher   On what basis is there for such a claim? Anne Fletcher, an award-winning health and medical writer and author of best-selling books on weight loss and sobriety, spends years of research, visiting programs, interviewing professionals and hundreds of people and families for an incredible, detailed exposé of what’s really in rehab. Her book has received starred reviews and she is ready to share the secrets lurking behind Rehabs. As you contemplate and decide which treatment center to go to, listen in as Anne opens the chapters of what you need to know.   There are hundreds, probably thousands of treatment centers around you. Have you ever wondered what’s in there? Here are some of the unspoken truths about Rehabs and primary care counsellors that you should get acquainted with. Get to know who to trust and who offers the care that will be effective for you and your family. This is not just about change, but how to maintain that change.   Get the show notes, transcription and resources mentioned at http://thefamilyrecoverysolution.com/   Highlights: 02:29 Writing How People Maintains Change 15:47 What Do We Know is Effective for People with Addiction 20:55 The “One Size Fits All” Thinking 27:58 What You Should Know About Sponsors 34:08 Does Your Primary Care Counsellor Have Enough Credentials? 39:07 Ask the Questions 42:09 Family Involvement 49:24 The Gap Between Science and Practice

Have you wondered what really happens when someone goes to rehab? Have you wondered about why some are better than others? Well, Anne Fletcher wrote a book that answers all of that! Inside Rehab is the most instructive book written about the rehab experience. She goes into what is good, and what you need to look out for. And she's talking all about it on this show!

Join us in part two of our Inside Rehab segment, where we dive even deeper into the benefits of residential level of care in recovery. What to expect while in rehab, the mindfulness purpose behind expressive art therapy and more......

In the first segment Donna will be breaking down Macklemore's Song drug dealer. Part two discusses what to expect inside Rehab speaking with Spectrum's program director of our long term residential program

Join host Monica Richardson and Anne Fletcher for a 1 hour show on Anne's newest book INSIDE REHAB. Anne M. Fletcher, M.S., R.D. is a nationally known, award-winning health and medical writer, speaker, and consultant on the topics of weight management and lifestyle change, as well as treatment and recovery from addiction. She spent nearly five years writing her latest book, Inside Rehab: The Surprising Truth about Addiction Treatment – And How to Get Help That Works, published by Viking in February of 2013 along with the accompanying e-special titled “Holistic Rehab Therapies: Are Alternative Approaches Helpful, Harmful, or Head Games?” Inside Rehab received starred reviews from Publishers Weekly and Booklist as well as widespread professional and media acclaim with coverage in the New York Times, on National Public Radio’s “The Diane Rehm Show”, on Salon.com, in The New Republic, on CNN.com, on Time Magazine’s Healthland blog, and at the Huffington Post Live.

Join host Monica Richardson and Anne Fletcher for a 1 hour show on Anne's newest book INSIDE REHAB. Anne M. Fletcher, M.S., R.D. is a nationally known, award-winning health and medical writer, speaker, and consultant on the topics of weight management and lifestyle change, as well as treatment and recovery from addiction. She spent nearly five years writing her latest book, Inside Rehab: The Surprising Truth about Addiction Treatment – And How to Get Help That Works, published by Viking in February of 2013 along with the accompanying e-special titled “Holistic Rehab Therapies: Are Alternative Approaches Helpful, Harmful, or Head Games?” Inside Rehab received starred reviews from Publishers Weekly and Booklist as well as widespread professional and media acclaim with coverage in the New York Times, on National Public Radio's “The Diane Rehm Show”, on Salon.com, in The New Republic, on CNN.com, on Time Magazine's Healthland blog, and at the Huffington Post Live.

Our guest this evening is Anne Fletcher, author of Inside Rehab: The Surprising Truth About Addiction Treatment-and How to Get Help That Works, an exposé of the huge number of problems found in typical addiction treatment programs, as well as a discussion of the few programs out there which are genuinely effective.

Today we are going to tackle the topic of what are the right questions to ask when looking for a rehab for a loved one or ourselves. Anne M. Fletcher, M.S., R.D. is a nationally known, award-winning health and medical writer, speaker, and consultant on the topics of weight management and lifestyle change, as well […] The post Addicted to Addicts: Survival 101 – Inside Rehab appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Welcome to the latest podcast from SMART Recovery. What happens inside drug and alcohol rehab centers and how rehab works has been a mystery to those outside the industry – and sometimes even to those inside it. In this webinar, award-winning author Anne Fletcher explores the gap in addiction treatment between “best practice” and reality, as well as offering solutions for those contemplating rehab. Anne M. Fletcher, M.S., R.D. is a nationally known health and medical writer, speaker, and consultant on the topics of weight management and lifestyle change, as well as treatment and recovery from addiction. She spent nearly five years writing her latest book, Inside Rehab: The Surprising Truth about Addiction Treatment – And How to Get Help That Works, which will be published by Viking in February of 2013. In advance of publication, Inside Rehab has received high acclaim from numerous experts in the field, as well as several starred reviews. As a registered dietitian with a B.S. degree from Cornell University and an M.S. from Drexel University, Anne has counseled hundreds of people with weight problems. She is a founding member of her county drug court in Minnesota and helped develop its treatment program, remaining on its steering committee. She serves on the advisory board for a high school for adolescents with substance use disorders and also serves on the editorial board for BASIS (Brief Addiction Science Information Source) of Harvard University’s Division on Addictions. Known for her ability to weave together her inspiring findings from real-life success stories with state-of-the-art information about health issues, Anne is the author of seven other books (Houghton/Harcourt), including the award-winning national bestsellers, Thin For Life: 10 Keys to Success From People Who Have Lost Weight & Kept It Off and the New York Times bestseller, Sober for Good: New Solutions for Drinking Problems - Advice From Those Who Have Succeeded. To visit Anne's website and to find out more about her latest book, visit annemfletcher.com. SMART Recovery depends on your donations!Please visit SMART Recovery or Click the Donate button below.

Kathryn interviews America's leading behavior therapist Debora Phillips on her book “How to Fall Out of Love”. For some, Valentines' Day can be a painful reminder of a lost love. Thanks to Phillips' step-by-step interactive approach to falling out of love, millions have gotten over a lost love and gone on with their lives. Phillips is a former Director of the Princeton Center for Behavior Therapy, Temple University School of Medicine's sex therapy program, and the Beverly Hills Center for Anxiety and Depression. Kathryn also interviews health and medical author Anne Fletcher, author of “Inside Rehab”. Fletcher shares her experiences from over 15 site visits and hundreds of client interviews to offer insight into what addiction treatment programs should look like and how to find quality care when it's needed. Fletcher is a forming contributing editor for Prevention Magazine and her work has appeared in Vogue, Redbook, and American Psychologist.

Kathryn interviews America's leading behavior therapist Debora Phillips on her book “How to Fall Out of Love”. For some, Valentines' Day can be a painful reminder of a lost love. Thanks to Phillips' step-by-step interactive approach to falling out of love, millions have gotten over a lost love and gone on with their lives. Phillips is a former Director of the Princeton Center for Behavior Therapy, Temple University School of Medicine's sex therapy program, and the Beverly Hills Center for Anxiety and Depression. Kathryn also interviews health and medical author Anne Fletcher, author of “Inside Rehab”. Fletcher shares her experiences from over 15 site visits and hundreds of client interviews to offer insight into what addiction treatment programs should look like and how to find quality care when it's needed. Fletcher is a forming contributing editor for Prevention Magazine and her work has appeared in Vogue, Redbook, and American Psychologist.

On this episode of The Addicted Mind podcast, our guest is Anne Fletcher, author of 8 books including “Sober for Good” and “Inside Rehab.” Anne felt the need to write “Inside Rehab” after consulting with several experts, one of which posited that people usually spend more time picking out their next vacuum cleaner than they would finding the right addiction treatment facility. Driven by the notions that treatment should help people avoid hitting rock bottom and that their treatment should emphasize the benefits of sobriety over the pitfalls of addiction, she spent 4 years studying 15 different treatment centers across the country to see what was working and what wasn’t working for their patients. She was somewhat shocked to discover that most inpatient and outpatient treatment facilities heavily employ group-based treatment, 12-step methods such as AA, and counselors without medical or psychological expertise in their limited one-on-one sessions. As she expected, she heard stories of programs that worked for some people and not others, helpful and hurtful methods, and discrepancies between quality and cost. In fact, one of the facilities she studied had an on-site barber shop, cafeteria, radio station, and college level educational courses to help equip their patients with transferable skills that they could use to get a job after their treatment was concluded. Overall, Anne sees a lot of hope and opportunity in the future of addiction treatment facilities if they treat each patient as an individual and personalize their treatment to their background and situation, keeping in mind that therapeutic alliance between the patient and therapist is crucial to the patient’s recovery and success. She hopes to continue to see alternative methods to AA popping up across the country, because AA’s process does not work for everyone, but a vast majority of treatment programs rely on it to help their patients. She is a firm believer that treatment centers will change certain things that may not be working if consumers express their concerns and desires. Anne’s advice to those who may need addiction treatment is to start by receiving an assessment from an individual therapist who is not associated with a treatment center. They will be able to give you their professional opinion about what kind of treatment you might need and can point you in the right direction. Also, keep in mind that inpatient treatment is not always the most effective unless the patient is in danger of self-harm or needs a period of detox. Be persistent in finding the right treatment for you; you are not alone, and you do not have to continue to live with this substance use disorder.