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Whether NAFLD or MASLD, the facts remain the same - livers are sicker than they've ever been. And the reason why is the crux of this episode. It's not the ills of old like hepatitis or alcohol that's actually why the majority of liver transplants are done - it's fatty livers. And the saddest part - fatty liver disease is a completely avoidable and reversable disease that requires no more than the basics of eating well, sleeping well and moving our body enough. Kristin Kirkpatrick is the President of KAK, Consulting, LLC, a dietitian at the Cleveland Clinic Dept of Department of Wellness & Preventive Medicine in Cleveland, Ohio, and a Senior Fellow at the Meadows Behavioral Healthcare in Wickenburg, Arizona. She is a best-selling author, an experienced presenter, and an award-winning Dietitian. She is the co-author of “Skinny Liver”, and the co-author of her newest book “Regenerative Health: Discover Your Metabolic Type and Renew Your Liver For Life”.Dr. Ibrahim Hanouneh completed his internal medicine residency and gastroenterology and hepatology fellowship training at the Cleveland Clinic, before moving in 2015 to Minnesota to join MNGI Digestive Health on the board of directors. Dr. Hanouneh has spent a great deal of time in liver disease. He has a passion for studies related to fatty liver. He co-authored the “Regenerative Health” book, and the "Skinny Liver" book. He has presented at several national and international meetings and has been an author on over seventy papers as well as numerous abstracts.Join us as we explore:NAFLD and MASLD - why did the name change, the number one drivers of fatty liver disease, signs and symptoms to watch out for, and the most important remediations.Why fatty liver is the forgotten disease, and why catching it early improves odds of reversal significantly.Why seeing children as young as 8 years old led Kristin to approach fatty liver lifestyle changes through a family lens.The connection between fatty liver and liver cancer.Why it's not only about BMI and waist circumference, it's about your unique metabolic type.The interesting dietary concept of competition for digestion.Contact:Website: https://www.kristinkirkpatrick.com/Website: https://www.mngi.com/provider/ibrahim-hanouneh-mdMentions:Study - A prospective study on the prevalence of NAFLD, advanced fibrosis, cirrhosis and hepatocellular carcinoma in people with type 2 diabetes, https://pubmSupport the showFollow Steve's socials: Instagram | LinkedIn | YouTube | Facebook | Twitter | TikTokSupport the show on Patreon:As much as we love doing it, there are costs involved and any contribution will allow us to keep going and keep finding the best guests in the world to share their health expertise with you. I'd be grateful and feel so blessed by your support: https://www.patreon.com/MadeToThriveShowSend me a WhatsApp to +27 64 871 0308. Disclaimer: Please see the link for our disclaimer policy for all of our content: https://madetothrive.co.za/terms-and-conditions-and-privacy-policy/

Living a Nutritious Life PodcastHow many of you think about your liver health? I think some of us think about it in terms of something like “I've been beating up my liver drinking too much recently.” But, we don't really think about it in the same way that we may think about heart health or brain health. But, guess what? We should!! And, this is why we're so happy to have registered dietitian Kristin Kirkpatrick and Dr. Ibrahim Hanouneh on the Living a Nutritious Life Podcast. About Our Guests:Kristin Kirkpatrick, MS, RD is a bestselling author, president & CEO of KAK Nutrition Consulting, a dietitian with the Department of Wellness & Preventive Medicine at Cleveland Clinic, and a senior fellow with Meadows Behavioral Healthcare. She has appeared on the TODAY show, NBC Nightly News, and Fox News, among others, and has contributed to publications such as The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and TIME. Dr. Ibrahim Hanouneh completed his internal medicine residency, and gastroenterology and hepatology fellowship training at the Cleveland Clinic and served on the liver faculty at the Cleveland Clinic and at the Mayo Clinic. He works with MNGI Digestive Health—one of the largest gastroenterology practices in the United States. He has presented at several national and international meetings and has been an author on over seventy papers as well as numerous abstracts.Kristin and Dr. Hanouneh's new book, Regenerative Health, dives deep into the extensive work and research the pair have done on liver health, introducing four main metabolic profiles and offering customized eating and lifestyle plans to put people on a path to better health.Connect with Kristin & Dr. Ibrahim:Kristin's Instagram: @fuelwellwithkrissyDr. Ibrahim's LinkedIn: @i_hanounehLinks Mentioned in the Episode:Regenerative Health BookConnect with Keri on social:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nutritiouslifeofficial/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/keriglassman/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@keriglassmanFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KeriGlassmanNutritiousLifeTwitter: https://twitter.com/NutritiousLife_LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/nutritiouslifePinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/nutritious_life/Website: https://nutritiouslife.com/Join our program! Become a Nutrition Coach!Thank you for tuning in to this episode of Living a Nutritious Life Podcast with Kristin Kirkpatrick & Dr. Ibrahim Hanouneh. We hope you enjoy the conversation as much as we did! If you found value in this episode, please RATE, REVIEW and SHARE it with your friends and family.Copyright © [031124] Nutritious Life.#LivingaNutritiousLife #NutritiousLife Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our guest, Dominic Lawson, shares his thoughts on how his childhood and early life experiences have shaped his current career path as an award winning podcast producer. Dominic is an Army Veteran who was forced to retire early at the age of 22 due to health conditions. While early retirement was a setback, it also led him to where he is today. He is the creator, host and producer of the Black is America Podcast, which highlights little-known African-American figures and stories.  He also produces two other podcasts for Meadows Behavioral Healthcare. Dominic's journey shows us that sometimes the events that we initially perceive to have blown us off course end up leading us to right where we need to be. Now that he's 40 years old, Dominic has discovered that storytelling through the medium of podcasting is exactly what makes him feel happy, confident, and fulfilled

Dominic Lawson is a 14x Award-Winning Podcast Host, Producer & Editor.Since 2016, Dominic has been the creator & host of The Startup Life Podcast giving the audience the edge it needs in building their businesses and climbing the corporate ladder. He has had the pleasure of interviewing Marc Randolph (Co-Founder & First CEO of Netflix), Tom Golisano (Founder & Chairman of Paychex), and others.In this Episode, we Shit-Talk about…Podcast AwardsApplying Process CategoriesEmpowered Podcasting RoomCommunity SupportMental HealthInvesting in yourselfEtc.He then joined the Meadows Behavioral Healthcare family in 2021 as a podcast producer, editor, and host. Responsible for cultivating a diverse slate of guests ranging from mental health experts to addiction recovery professionals and beyond, Dominic enjoys the challenge of meeting the audience's expectations. Dominic host the long-running series Beyond Theory podcast that brings you in-depth conversations with firsthand insights from the people on the front lines of mental health and addiction recovery and on April 26th 2022, they launched the Recovery Replay podcast journaling a personal story of recovery and on February 1st 2022, proceeded to launched the Black Is America podcast highlighting little-known African American figures and other stories.LINKS to CONNECT with Dominic Instagram: https://instagram.com/therealdominiclawson?igshid=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100010085203241&mibextid=LQQJ4dLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dominiclawson******#Podcasting #Podcaster #PodHost #PodcastHost #Podcasters #AudioStorytelling #PodcastEngagement #PodcastProduction #AwardWinningPodcast #PodcastAwards #PodcastAward #AwardWinningTips #PodcastCommunity #AudienceEngagement #AwardSubmissions #PodcastSubmissionTips #AwardWinningGrowth #PushingBoundaries #PodTo hire Elikqitie as a your ghostwriter go to her website at www.writeforyou.me and click on her discovery call button to grab a time on her calendar TODAY!!And THANK ME later!!Support the showFollow us on;IG: https://www.instagram.com/Talkshitwithp/Twitter: https://twitter.com/TalkshitwithpFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/TalkwhitwIthpTiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@TalkshitwithpSUBSCRIBE to our NEWSLETTER &/OR Rock our merchandise out; www.talkshitwithp.shop & you can follow our merchandise page on IG https://www.instagram.com/Talkshitwithp.shop/Support The Show (whatever you can)Cashapp: https://cash.app/$TSWP20Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TswpBuymecoffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/talkshitwithpAmazon Wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2M9Q4HNKRO2WA?ref_=wl_shareWebsite under construction but keep an eye out; https://www.talkshitwithp.com/Learn my story;https://canvasrebel.com/meet-paula-sima-mulamula/https://herforward.com/a-mental-health-advocate-suggests-talking-shit/& FINALLY if you want to be a guest on the podcast... hit us up;https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdVVE0FrJOD4xgDCzE5C_jIlgO7dVlpJBjVw5iyqnmEt5QVIQ/viewform OR IF YOU want to be featured... leave us a voicenote;https://www.speakpipe.com/talkshitwithp

Welcome to season two of Recovery Replay, the award-winning podcast powered by Meadows Behavioral Healthcare. Join host Dominic Lawson as he brings you another season of raw, honest, and captivating stories exploring the recovery process from three unique perspectives. This season, we dive even deeper into the journey, engaging in challenging conversations and honest dialogues about the path to recovery.

Season 5, Episode 15: Black trauma is a complex issue with many layers when you dive into its history. In the season finale of Beyond Theory, we speak with Deran Young and Dr. Sheldon Jacobs, who share their personal stories and the work they are doing to face the mental health challenges in the Black community. How the Media Portrays Black Trauma - Rio Retreat Center Beyond Theory, powered by Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, is produced and hosted by me, Dominic Lawson. You can discover more at BeyondTheoryPodcast.com.  Special thanks to Deran Young, Founder of Black Therapists Rock. For mor infomation about her work, go to blacktherapistsrock.com Also, to Dr. Sheldon Jacobs, Member of the board of directors at NAMI and Adjunct Professor at the University of Nevada at Las Vegas.   Sources to create this episode include ABC News, NBC News, NBC 12 Richmond, and New Birth Missionary Baptist Church.  

Today, we speak with author and mental health advocate Tamu Lewis as she discusses the emotions around losing her brother. She also explains how therapy helped her grieve and eventually turn her brother's legacy into action by starting a foundation in his honor.  Lifeline (988lifeline.org) Beyond Theory, powered by Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, is produced and hosted by me, Dominic Lawson. You can discover more at BeyondTheoryPodcast.com.  Special thanks to Tamu Lewis, Co-Founder and Board President of the Lee Thompson Young Foundation. To learn more about her work go to www.ltyfoundation.com.  Sources to create this episode include the Atlanta Voice, ABC7 Chicago, and CBS Studios.  Finally, thank you for listening, and I hope you join us next week for another episode of Beyond Theory. 

Season 5, Episode 13: Trauma shows up in our bodies and our brains, having both a mental and physical impact. The long-term effects of trauma can even include changes in the brain, impacting memory, mood, and cognitive skills. Today we speak with MBH Senior Fellow Dr. Bessel van der Kolk about trauma and how early intervention can help decrease violence and incarceration rates. Neurofeedback and The Sacred Path To Emotional Regulation (themeadows.com) Beyond Theory, powered by Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, is produced and hosted by me, Dominic Lawson. You can discover more at BeyondTheoryPodcast.com.  Special thanks to MBH Senior Fellow Dr. Bessel van der Kolk. To learn more about his work, go to www.meadowsbh.com/senior-fellows/ Sources to create this episode include the Veterans Administration, ABC News, The New York Times, WQED Pittsburgh, and Ted.com. Finally, thank you for listening, and I hope you join us next week for another episode of Beyond Theory. 

Fentanyl is the leading cause of death for adults 18-45, according to the CDC, and is responsible for killing more than COVID-19, suicide, and car accidents. Today we speak with MBH Senior Fellow Dr. Kevin McCauley about the history and dangers of fentanyl.  Rainbow Fentanyl: How One Pill Can Kill | The Meadows Beyond Theory, powered by Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, is produced and hosted by me, Dominic Lawson. You can discover more at BeyondTheoryPodcast.com.  Special thanks to MBH Senior Fellow Dr. Kevin McCauley. To learn more about his work, go to www.meadowsbh.com/senior-fellows/ Sources to create this episode include the Centers for Disease Control, KCRA Sacramento, WYFF Greenville, WLWT Cincinnati, WKRN Nashville, DEA.GOV, and the National Institute on Drug Abuse.  Finally, thank you for listening, and I hope you join us next week for another episode of Beyond Theory.   

We all feel stuck sometimes. It may be in a relationship or a job that no longer feels fulfilling. Today Britt Frank explains what happens to our brains when we feel stuck and how to reverse the process and become unstuck. Beyond Theory, powered by Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, is produced and hosted by me, Dominic Lawson. You can discover more at BeyondTheoryPodcast.com.  Special thanks to Britt Frank, therapist and author of The Science of Stuck: Breaking Through Inertia To Find Your Path Forward. To find out more about her work and book, go to thegreenhousekc.com.  Sources to create this episode include The Korean Vegan, Essence Magazine, Tony Evans.org, PBS News Hour, Oracle, Yahoo News and MSN.com.   Finally, thank you for listening, and I hope you join us next week for another episode of Beyond Theory. 

Hustle culture is deeply embedded in our society and is even romanticized as a necessary part of achieving the American dream. However, what happens when we overindulge in the hustle? What are the adverse effects? Today we speak with Breanna Mylius about the impact of hustle culture here in the United States and beyond. Beyond Theory, powered by Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, is produced and hosted by me, Dominic Lawson. You can discover more at BeyondTheoryPodcast.com.  Sources to create this episode include The New York Times, World Health Organization, International Labor Organization, History.com, and Wired.com.     

Let's say you have been in recovery for a few years. The negative behavior has gone away, but you still feel like something is missing. Maybe you are still hurting. Today we speak with Dr. Elisa Hallerman about doing the inner work to deepen our recovery and reconnect with our soul.   Beyond Theory, powered by Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, is produced and hosted by me, Dominic Lawson. You can discover more at BeyondTheoryPodcast.com.  Special thanks to Dr. Elisa Hallerman, author of Soulbriety. To find out more about her book and her work, go to Dr.Hallerman.com Sources to create this episode of Beyond Theory include the Tell Your Story podcast, Inc Magazine, Psychology Today, and Variety Media  

In a poll, 45 percent of Americans said they would have no problem skipping the holidays. With the stress and anxiety that comes with holidays, it is easy to understand why. Today we speak with Tracey Fuller about some of the stress we often feel around the season. Beyond Theory, powered by Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, is produced and hosted by me, Dominic Lawson. You can discover more at BeyondTheoryPodcast.com.  Special thanks to Tracey Fuller, a therapist from MBHConnect. To find out more about her work, go to meadowsoutpatient.com/virtualiop And Naomi Adams from Chicago Sources to create this episode of Beyond Theory include Insider.com, ABCNews, Yahoo News, NBCNews, and Everyday Health.  

There is a concerning trend, and it doesn't appear to be going away anytime soon. Even more concerning is that it appears no one is immune. Celebrities, news anchors, and even children. Why is this happening? What is the mental health impact? Today we speak with Meadows Senior Fellow about body shaming and where our focus should be. Later we discuss foods to consider as we age for positive mental health.  Kristen Kirkpatrick is a nutritionist and Meadows Senior Fellow. Learn more about her at meadowsbh.com/senior-fellows/.  Beyond Theory, powered by Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, is produced and hosted by me, Dominic Lawson. You can discover more at BeyondTheoryPodcast.com.  Sources to create this episode of Beyond Theory include Good Morning America, WCNC Charlotte, and the journals Clinical Nutrition and Nutrients, and both can be found in the National Library of Medicine.  

Imagine you are a teacher. You are giving your weekly exam today, and your students are filing in for class, taking their seats. It's not a major exam but one that lets you know your students have an understanding of the lesson from the past week. One of your top students asks to go to the restroom. You tell them that the exam shouldn't take too long, and they can go afterward. The exam begins, and moments later, you look up and notice the student who asked to go to the restroom is now sweating and breathing erratically. They are also clutching stomach tightly. They don't need a bathroom. They are experiencing a panic attack. So what's the next step? How do you calm the student down?  And probably the biggest question on your mind is, how could this have happened? Today we speak with Amy Kennedy, co-founder of The Kennedy Forum, about the importance of why there should be more mental health services in schools.  Amy Kennedy is the co-founder of The Kennedy Forum, which leads a national dialogue on transforming mental health and addiction care in the U.S. Find out more about her work at www.thekennedyforum.org. Beyond Theory, powered by Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, is produced and hosted by Dominic Lawson. You can discover more at BeyondTheoryPodcast.com.  Sources to create this episode of Beyond Theory include The Australian Broadcasting Company, The US Department of Education, The Boston Globe, and the American School Counselor Association. For more information on Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, go to MeadowsBH.com.    

In the conclusion of our conversation with Ben Zobrist, he discusses in-depth the aftermath of winning the World Series. And later, Ben details what he thinks about the steps Major League Baseball is taking regarding its players and mental health. Read Why Self-Care Isn't Selfish If you need someone to talk to, dial or text 988. For more information, go to https://988lifeline.org/.  Ben Zobrist is a former professional baseball player who is a two-time World Series champion and APAF board member. He is also a strong advocate for mental health and youth sports. Also, special thanks to Terrance from Nashville. Beyond Theory, powered by Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, is produced and hosted by me, Dominic Lawson. You can discover more at BeyondTheoryPodcast.com.  Sources to create this episode of Beyond Theory include Harvard Medical School and MLB.com. 

Depression exhibits itself in many ways. For some, it's a feeling of hopelessness. For others, it can manifest itself in aches and pains. But what does it look like for a high-performing athlete? What happens when you reach the height of your sport and that anxiety still creeps in?  Today we speak with two-time World Series Champion and World Series MVP Ben Zobrist about his battle with depression and anxiety throughout his baseball career.  Ben Zobrist is a former professional baseball player who is a two-time World Series champion and World Series MVP. He is also a strong advocate for mental health and youth sports.  Beyond Theory, powered by Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, is produced, written, and hosted by Dominic Lawson. You can discover more at BeyondTheoryPodcast.com.  Script Editor: Wendy Lee Nutwig Special thanks to Stacie Collins and Terrance White. Sources used to create this episode of Beyond Theory include NCAA.org, MLB.com, and the National Library of Medicine.

Advocacy. It's how we bring awareness to specific issues, marginalized communities, and more. However, what does that look like in practice? How can we ensure that our advocacy actually renders the change we're looking for?  Phil Rutherford is the Chief Operating Officer at Faces and Voice of Recovery, which is dedicated to organizing and mobilizing the over 23 million Americans in Recovery from addiction to alcohol and other drugs. He is also the host of “This Is What Recovery Looks Like. Findound out more about his work and the podcast at facesandvoicesofrecovery.org.   Beyond Theory, powered by Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, is produced and hosted by me, Dominic Lawson. You can discover more at BeyondTheoryPodcast.com.  Sources to create this episode of Beyond Theory include the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, the WABC New York's television program Life As It Is, and Throughline, an NPR podcast.      

In the season finale, we are introduced to Rachel's husband, Grayson, as he navigates how to support his wife in her recovery work. Rachel learns that there is much more to codependency than she initially thought, and clinician Breanna Mylius explains how trauma impacts our brain. Finally, there is a surprise twist that even this host didn't see coming.   Recovery Replay, powered by Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, was created and is written and produced by me Dominic Lawson.  Special thanks to Rachel Margolis and her husband, Grayson. Also, special thanks to Breanna Mylius, clinical director at our flagship program here at Meadows Behavioral Healthcare. Please find out more about her work at https://www.themeadows.com. Also, special thanks to Chaplain Kevin Berkes, Director of Spiritual Services, and Pia Mellody, Senior Fellow, both here at Meadows Behavioral Healthcare.    There are so many people responsible for bringing you this show.    Cherie Carter, Vice President of Digital Marketing Aleah Johnson, Vice President of Alumni Outreach Digital Marketing Director Taylor Petty Senior Communications Director Wendy Lee Nutwig Bethany Kelly, our fantastic Graphic Designer creator of the cover art.  Sr. Website & SEO Administrator Matthew King Video Production Specialist Hailey Storer  Be sure to like, review, and subscribe to the Recovery Replay podcast on Apple Podcast, Spotify, or wherever you listen to the podcast. And if you think someone can benefit from these stories, please share it with a friend, neighbor, or loved one.    And if you would like to share your recovery story, go to RecoveryReplay.com.

The negative emotional response following a singular traumatic event is known as acute trauma. In contrast, chronic trauma occurs as the result of repeated harmful events over long periods, and the impact can be even more devastating. For Rachel Margolis, navigating the latter largely shaped who she is today, testing her emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. Special thanks to Rachel Margolis and her husband, Grayson. Also, special thanks to Breanna Mylius, clinical director at our flagship program here at Meadows Behavioral Healthcare. Find out more about her work at www.themeadows.com. Also special thank you to Chaplain Kevin Berkes, Director of Spiritual Services here at Meadows Behavioral Healthcare.    If you would like to share your recovery story, go to RecoveryReplay.com.  

 In the conclusion of Natalie's story, we revisit a time when she was younger and reacted to being denied medicine. Later, as her addiction continues, an ordinary school day becomes a turning point when she is arrested for heroin. As a result, Christine, Natalie's mother, will learn what daughter has been hiding and get her help. Special thanks to Natalie Naman And Christine Naman, the author of the book, About Natalie: A Daughter's Addiction. A Mother's Love. Finding Their Way Back to Each Other. Also, special thanks to Dr. Whitney Howzell, Executive Director, at the Claudia Black Young Adult Center, at Meadows Behavioral Healthcare. Please find out more about her work at https://www.claudiablackcenter.com/. Also, thank you to Chaplain Kevin Berkes, Director of Spiritual Services here at Meadows Behavioral Healthcare.    If you would like to share your recovery story, go to RecoveryReplay.com.    

Bullying is something many of us have seen happen to others or experienced ourselves firsthand. It comes in many forms: mental, cyber, and even physical. For Natalie Naman, being on the receiving end of bullying behavior leads to isolation and addiction. In the end, it will take her mom Christine and her family to get her the help she needs. Special thanks to Natalie Naman And Christine Naman, who is the author of the book, About Natalie: A Daughter's Addiction. A Mother's Love. Finding Their Way Back to Each Other. Also special thanks to Special thanks to Dr. Whitney Howzell, Clinical Director, at the Claudia Black Young Adult Center, at Meadows Behavioral Healthcare. Find out more about her work at https://www.claudiablackcenter.com/. Also special thanks to Chaplain Kevin Berkes, Director of Spiritual Services here at Meadows Behavioral Healthcare.    Be sure to like, review, and subscribe to the Recovery Replay podcast on Apple Podcast, Spotify, or wherever you listen to the podcast. And if you think someone can benefit from these stories please share it with a friend.  If you would like to share your recovery story, go to RecoveryReplay.com  

In the conclusion of Jeff's story, we follow him after college as he becomes successful in business but completely loses his voice. We also learn more about Brad's background, which proves instrumental to Jeff's recovery journey. Discover the tools Jeff gains at Meadows Behavioral Healthcare en route to finding his voice. Recovery Replay, powered by Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, was created and is written and produced by Dominic Lawson. Special thanks to Jeff Green and Brad Graber. Also, special thanks to Dr. Nicole Garber, Chief of Psychiatry at The Meadows Ranch here at Meadows Behavioral Healthcare. Find out more about their work at https://www.meadowsranch.com/ If you would like to share your recovery story, go to RecoveryReplay.com.

It is natural to want to make the people around us happy. Happy people are more creative, successful and maintain better relationships. However, there are times when the effort to make the people around us happy becomes detrimental. For Jeff Green, his path of recovery shows that boundaries can be a great tool to protect us and our mental health. Special thanks to Jeff Green and Brad Graber. Also special thanks to Dr. Nicole Garber, Chief of Psychiatry at The Meadows Ranch here at Meadows Behavioral Healthcare. Find out more about their work at https://www.meadowsranch.com/ Be sure to like, review, and subscribe to the Recovery Replay podcast on Apple Podcast, Spotify, or wherever you listen to the podcast. And if you think someone can benefit from these stories please share them with a friend.  If you would like to share your recovery story, go to RecoveryReplay.com  

In the conclusion of Kasey's story, she comes to the realization that it's time to get help. While she thrives in treatment, there are some bumps along the road. Find out how Kasey overcomes them with some newfound insights about herself, support from loved ones, and an ally in the form of her sponsor, Hillary. Recovery Replay, which is powered by Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, was created and is written and produced by me, Dominic Lawson. Special thanks to Kacey Beavers and Hillary Bennett. Also special thanks to Anna Contor, Clinical Director, and Erica Trocino, Executive Director at The Meadows Ranch here at Meadows Behavioral Healthcare. Find out more about their work at https://www.meadowsranch.com/ Be sure to like, review, and subscribe to the Recovery Replay podcast on Apple Podcast, Spotify, or wherever you listen to the podcast. And if you think someone can benefit from these stories please share it with a friend.  If you would like to share your recovery story, go to RecoveryReplay.com    

Food provides us with the nutritional support necessary to live. It can be delicious or not so much, but its primary purpose is to sustain life. So what happens when our relationship with food changes? For Kasey Beavers, this change leads to unintended consequences. But with the help of her loving parents, Kasey unlocks something inside of herself that was there all along.  Recovery Replay, which is powered by Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, was created and is written and produced by me, Dominic Lawson.  Special thanks to Kasey Beavers and Hillary Bennett. Also special thanks to Anna Contor, Clinical Director at The Meadows Ranch here at Meadows Behavioral Healthcare. Find out more about their work at https://www.meadowsranch.com/ Be sure to like, review, and subscribe to the Recovery Replay podcast on Apple Podcast, Spotify, or wherever you listen to the podcast. And if you think someone can benefit from these stories, please share it with a friend.  If you would like to share your recovery story, go to RecoveryReplay.com.  

In the conclusion of Hamilton's story, Dawn shares a terrifying moment that resulted from Hamilton's drinking. Also, after coming back home from treatment, Hamilton makes a crucial decision. Recovery Replay, which is powered by Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, was created and is written and produced by me, Dominic Lawson. Special thanks to Hamilton Baiden and Dawn Baiden. Also special thanks to Kevin Berkes, Chaplain and Director of Spiritual Services here at The Meadows, and to Dr. Claudia Black, Senior Fellow here at Meadows Behavioral Healthcare. Find out more about her work at claudiablack.com. And if you would like to share your recovery story, go to RecoveryReplay.com  

We all have things that we like to engage in. Food, traveling, or video games. But there is a reason they say too much of something is not good. Hamilton Baiden has had a successful career, but his drinking may cost him what he cherishes most, his wife Dawn, and their three daughters. Recovery Replay, which is powered by Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, was created and is written and produced by me, Dominic Lawson. Special thanks to Hamilton Baiden and Dawn Baiden. Also special thanks to Special thanks to Dr. Claudia Black, Senior Fellow here at Meadows Behavioral Healthcare. Find out more about her work at claudiablack.com. And if you would like to share your recovery story, go to RecoveryReplay.com    

In our childhood, many of us have had adverse moments. Maybe you were always the last pick when playing sports, or perhaps you fell off your bike and scraped your knee. But for children of childhood trauma, it can leave scars that can take a lifetime to heal. For Janet Bentley, the journey has been harrowing, but with her husband Simon's help, it's also one that speaks to fortitude and endurance.   Recovery Replay, which is powered by Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, was created and is written and produced by me, Dominic Lawson. Special thanks to Simon Bentley and Janet Bentley, who is the author of the award-winning book Don't Expect Me To Cry. Find out more at JanetBentley.com. Also special thanks to Special thanks to Havi Kang, Clinical Director of  Willow House at Meadows Behavioral Healthcare. Find out more about her work at https://www.willowhouseforwomen.com. If you would like to share your recovery story, go to RecoveryReplay.com  

In the conclusion, Chuck's health and drinking are worsening, which leads Erin to make a tough during a unique time for the Hyppa family.  Recovery Replay, which is powered by Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, was created and is written and produced by me, Dominic Lawson. Special thanks to Erin Hyppa and Chuck Hyppa. Also special thanks to Special thanks to Dr. Jerry Law, Executive Director of The Meadows at Meadows Behavioral Healthcare. Find out more about his work at meadowsbh.com. And if you would like to share your recovery story, go to RecoveryReplay.com  

Isolation is often a key contributor to addiction. And when you add abandonment on top of that then you can really find yourself in a bad spot. For Chuck Hyppa living up to a legacy led him down an unwanted path. But with the help of his #1 fan and wife Erin, Chuck learns that he and his path was always enough.  Recovery Replay, which is powered by Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, was created and is written and produced by me, Dominic Lawson. Special thanks to Erin Hyppa and Chuck Hyppa. Also special thanks to Special thanks to Dr. Jerry Law, Executive Director of The Meadows at Meadows Behavioral Healthcare. Find out more about his work at meadowsbh.com. And if you would like to share your recovery story, go to RecoveryReplay.com  

Isolation is often a key contributor to addiction. And when you add abandonment on top of that then you can really find yourself in a bad spot. For Chuck Hyppa living up to a legacy led him down an unwanted path. But with the help of his #1 fan and wife Erin, Chuck learns that he and his path was always enough.  Recovery Replay, which is powered by Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, was created and is written and produced by me, Dominic Lawson. Special thanks to Erin Hyppa and Chuck Hyppa. Also special thanks to Special thanks to Dr. Jerry Law, Executive Director of The Meadows at Meadows Behavioral Healthcare. Find out more about his work at meadowsbh.com. And if you would like to share your recovery story, go to RecoveryReplay.com  

Technology's purpose is to improve the quality of life for humanity. But unfortunately, in many ways, it has provided unintended consequences, for example, serving as stimuli for sex addiction. Dr. Patrick Carnes says that as technologies evolve, we must remain vigilant about this issue, especially when it comes to adolescents. But can vigilance and treatment practices evolve just as rapidly as technology? Dr. Patrick Carnes is a Senior Fellow at Meadows Behavioral Healthcare. He has over 30 years of experience in the addiction field and is a leading voice in sex addiction. He is also the primary architect of the Gentle Path treatment program, which addresses sexual issues and contributing addictive disorders. Find out more about his work at meadowsbh.com/senior-fellows.

The path to addiction has many layers. And when a patient has co-occurring disorders, those layers become more abundant and complex. Dr. Georgia Fourlas says that just treating the symptoms isn't enough and that going to the root of the problem is the one true path to recovery. But what does it take to get to the root cause?   Dr. Georgia Fourlas is the Clinical Director of Workshops for Rio Retreat Center, part of Meadows Behavioral Healthcare. She has worked in behavioral health for more than 20 years and has extensive experience working with adults and children as a crisis counselor, trauma therapist, and addictions therapist. Find out more about her work at rioretreatcenter.com.  

Being vulnerable can be a precarious proposition. Too often, one could perceive it as a sign of weakness or, worse, used against us. Dr. Madelyn Rousku says it takes courage to be vulnerable because it takes us to a place we often don't want to go. But can displaying our vulnerability also be a source of strength? Dr. Madelyn Rousku is a board-certified psychiatrist and serves as chief of psychiatry at the Claudia Black Young Adult Center, part of Meadows Behavioral Healthcare. She specializes in treating young adults who are experiencing a wide range of psychiatric concerns from substance use, eating issues, and mood and anxiety disorders to autism, sexual and gender identity, and more. Find out more about her work at www.claudiablackcenter.com.

As a teen deep in his active addiction, Sean Walsh was resigned to the fact he probably wouldn't live to see young adulthood. Today, he not only is in long-term recovery, but he has helped thousands of others on their own path. As CEO of Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, Sean is responsible for its family of programs which include not only the flagship location The Meadows, but more than 12  others that help people overcome addiction, heal unresolved emotional trauma, and develop the tools they need to transform their lives. Hear his story of personal redemption and his dedication to help change the way we think about addiction, trauma, and mental health.  Click here to learn more about The Meadows: www.meadowsbh.com Original air date: January 27, 2022 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Eye contact can communicate a lot when trying to engage with someone. Honesty, interest, and respect come to mind. Mark Baumgartner, Executive Director of MBH Connect at Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, says that this is one of the tools he and his team use when meeting with patients online. But what other tools can be of use when providing the best treatment possible remotely? Mark Baumgartner is the Executive Director of Executive Director of MBH Connect at Meadows Behavioral Healthcare. His clinical and leadership career spans more than three decades and he has a broad range of experience on the substance use disorder and mental health continuum. Find out more about his work at https://themeadowsiop.com/locations/virtual-iop/.  

Many times, when people seek treatment for trauma, they are addressing something that happened to them recently. However, there is often something that lies underneath that also needs to be addressed. Chief Clinical Director of Meadows Behavioral Healthcare Scott Davis makes the case that true recovery can only be reached when everything is addressed, not just the part a person is comfortable with. But how do you get a person to open up to meet them where they are?   Scott Davis is the Chief Clinical Director at Meadows Behavioral Healthcare. He has experience treating patients and military personnel who have substance use disorders, sex addiction, eating disorders, and trauma. In addition, he has training in such modalities as neurofeedback, brain mapping, EMDR, and more. 

How we deal with loss, whether it be the loss of a job or a loved one, can look many different ways. Josh Ulrich, virtual therapist for Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, says that whether you cry or don't, get mad or don't, as long you feel it or grieve as you live, then it's perfectly fine. But what happens when we don't feel it and we don't address what we are feeling?    Josh Ulrich is a virtual therapist for The Meadows Outpatient Center's MBH Connect. He runs the Arizona Virtual IOP group, working with individuals from all over the state, leading them through processing their emotions, thoughts, feelings, and experiences. Find out more about his work at https://themeadowsiop.com/locations/virtual-iop/.

Transitioning from adolescence to adulthood is a very vulnerable time in a person's life. When you add a global pandemic into the mix, it can make things even more complicated. Today, we bring back the Executive Director of the Claudia Black Young Adult Center, Dr. Whitney Howzell, who says that it is okay to have many questions when becoming an adult and that everything does not always have to fall in line perfectly.      Dr. Whitney Howzell is the Executive Director of The Claudia Black Young Adult Center at Meadows Behavioral Healthcare. Much of her work has centered on treating adolescents and families with behavioral and emotional issues, sexual compulsive behavior, sexual trauma, and couples with relational issues. Find out more about her work at claudiablackcenter.com.   Dr. Whitney Howzell is the Executive Director of The Claudia Black Young Adult Center at Meadows Behavioral Healthcare. Much of her work has centered on treating adolescents and families with behavioral and emotional issues, sexual compulsive behavior, sexual trauma, and couples with relational issues. Find out more about her work at claudiablackcenter.com.   

As more bodies of culture express the importance of their mental health, many are learning more about the effects of racialized trauma. Today we conclude our two-part episode with Meadows Senior Fellow Resmaa Menakem as he explains how this trauma often plays out in society.   Resmaa Menakem is a New York Times Best-Selling Author and a senior fellow here at Meadows Behavioral Healthcare. He has appeared on the Oprah Winfrey Show, Dr. Phil, and is the leading voice in today's conversation on racialized trauma. Find out more about him at resmaa.com. 

Following the death of George Floyd racialized trauma was reignited for people of color around the world. While many call for social justice, others want to know how they can be allies for change. In this special two-part episode, we speak with Meadows senior fellow Resmaa Menakem about the effects of racialized trauma and the action steps that are needed for change.   Resmaa Menakem is a New York Times Best-Selling Author and a senior fellow here at Meadows Behavioral Healthcare. He has appeared on the Oprah Winfrey Show, Dr. Phil, and is the leading voice in today's conversation on racialized trauma. Find out more about him at resmaa.com.   

Today is International Podcast Day (September 30) and in honor of the power of podcasting, I love Mondays! With SunAh welcomes its first guest, full-time podcast and entrepreneur, Dominic Lawson. The two talk the importance of creating a process, flexibility, and a few other strategies that were foundational to Dominic's podcasting journey. In 2016, Dominic began The Startup Life Podcast giving his audience the edge it needs in building their businesses and climbing the corporate ladder. His guests are seasoned entrepreneurs who've created many of the businesses that are a part of your life. Dominic hosted over 300 episodes before moving on to Host, Produce & edit podcasts for Meadows Behavioral Healthcare. In February 2022, he is launching Black Is America podcast, which will highlight little-known African-American figures and stories.

In love with the idea of being in love? Find yourself chasing the ultimate "sex high" only for it to fall short of Hollywood type expectations and porn level satisfaction?  Do you find yourself in dream relationships at first, only to have it coming crashing down with disappointment, shame and a sense of failure? Join the club... and maybe seek help! There are plenty of men and women with these same misguided ideals and relationship/sexual patterns. You're not alone and Brianne Davis is here to share her story so it might help you. Brianne Davis is a well known actress, model, director, producer and activist. EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:How do you know you are a sex addict?Dating multiple people to fulfill different needsThe constant need for validationA hard path to recoveryHow you deal with stigma and shameLiving in sobriety with strict boundariesFeeling "the rush" in a relationshipWhat brings Brianne joyBeing your own soulmateThe porn pandemicIf you or someone you know is a survivor of sexual violence and needs help, call the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-4673GUEST LINKS:Brianne Davis IGSecret Life of a Hollywood Sex & Love AddictALLISON'S LINKS:Visit Allison's websiteFollow Allison on InstagramCheck out Allison's blogListen to The Podcasters' Journey PodcastAllison's Favorites - And some great deals for you!Weekend Podcaster - Launch Your Podcast in 3 days!

Episode Notes On today's episode, SunAh is joined by Dominic Lawson, creator of The Start Up Life podcast and current podcast host, producer, and editor for Meadows Behavioral Healthcare. September 30th is International Podcast Day, a day to celebrate the power of podcasting, and Dominic shares how he has gone from taping podcast episodes in his closet to interviewing some of the most well-known entrepreneurs in the nation and now podcasting full-time. He also talks about how podcasting is going to help him leave a lasting legacy with his next podcast launching February 2022 – “Black is America,” a history podcast highlighting little-known African American figures and stories.

Trauma can affect us in many ways, but what does it look like to turn that adversity into activism? Today we speak with actress and activist Gabriella Wright as she discusses how her past and the loss of her sister inspired her to lend her voice to help others.   Gabriella Wright is an actress, activist, and co-founder of Never Alone, a suicide prevention and mental wellbeing initiative of The Chopra Foundation. You can find more information about the Never Alone Initiative at NeverAlone.Love. You can discover more, including videos of some of our conversations, at BeyondTheory.com.  For more information on Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, go to Meadowsbh.com.

A good nutritional diet and addiction recovery go hand-in-hand. People forget that stress and depression mostly start in the brain, in the mind. So a good and healthy diet will help solve some brain inflammation and other negative things. To learn more about nutritional diets, join your host Tim Westbrook and his guest Kristin Kirkpatrick, MS, RDN. Kristin is a senior fellow at Meadows Behavioral Healthcare. She is the creator of their fuel well nutrition program. She is also the lead dietician and manager of the wellness nutrition services at Cleveland Clinic. Learn how nutrition helps addiction recovery. Learn why fish and plant-based foods are critical to your health. All of that and more in today's episode.

In this episode I interview Dr. Stefanie Carnes, an internationally recognized expert on treating sexual addiction and betrayal trauma. We talk about the difficult subject of responding to sexual offenses. Even though sexual addiction is a serious issue, sexual offending directly violates another person and involves illegal activities. Sexual offenses can include behaviors such as eroticized rage, voyeurism of family members, revenge porn, marital rape, touching while asleep/unconscious, exhibitionism, child sexual abuse images, etc. Specifically, we discuss: The difference between addiction and offending behaviors The impact on partners and kids The necessary steps each person needs to take in these situation What the healing journey looks like when there have been significant boundary violations Examples of what long-term healing looks like Resources for both offending and betrayed partners Stefanie Carnes, Ph.D., CSAT-S is the President of the International Institute for Trauma and Addiction Professionals, a training institute and professional organization for addiction professionals, and a senior fellow for Meadows Behavioral Healthcare where she works with sexually addicted clients and their families. Dr. Carnes is the clinical architect for Willow House: Relationship Healing for Women struggling with sex, love and intimacy disorders, and works closely with the staff of Willow House and Gentle Path to bring her unique expertise to the programs and to aid the clients who suffer with intimacy and relationship disorders. She is a licensed marriage and family therapist and an AAMFT approved supervisor. Her area of expertise includes working with patients and families struggling with multiple addictions such as sexual addiction, eating disorders and chemical dependency. Dr. Carnes is also a certified sex addiction therapist and supervisor, specializing in therapy for couples and families struggling with sexual addiction. She presents regularly at conferences at both the state and national levels. She is also the author of numerous publications including her books, Mending a Shattered Heart: A Guide for Partners of Sex Addicts, and Facing Heartbreak: Steps to Recovery for Partners of Sex Addicts, and Facing Addiction: Starting Recovery from Alcohol and Drugs. She currently co-facilitates Module 2 in the Certified Sex Addiction Therapist (CSAT) and Certified Partner Trauma Therapist (CPTT) Training. Websites: Sexhelp.com https://iitap.com Books: Courageous Love Mending a Shattered Heart Facing Heartbreak

This episode is part of our clinician series, we're going to be taking you behind the proverbial therapy door, giving you a more, in-depth look at compulsive sexual behavior disorder and what patients experience. Dr. Graham Taylor is joined by Dr. Stefanie Carnes. Stefanie is the president of the International Institute for Trauma and Addiction Professionals and a senior fellow for Meadows Behavioral Healthcare. In their time together they discuss the stigma and misunderstanding of sex addiction, trends in trauma history and its impacts with healthy intimacy, and the importance of group and family therapy in the healing process. There is hope in this treatment and people come out the other end to experience healthy sexual relationships, both for themselves and with their partner.   For more information about International Institute for Trauma & Addiction Professionals, please visit: https://iitap.com For more information about Sex Help and information about sex addiction, please visit: https://sexhelp.com For more information about books on sex addiction, please visit Gentle Path at the Meadows at https://www.gentlepathmeadows.com/bookstore/books/ For residential treatment or more information about Meadows Behavioral Health, please visit: https://www.themeadows.com

Stefanie Carnes, Ph.D. is the President of the International Institute for Trauma and Addiction Professionals, a training institute and professional organization for addiction professionals, and a senior fellow for Meadows Behavioral Healthcare where she works with sexually addicted clients and their families. Dr. Carnes is the clinical architect for Willow House: Relationship Healing for Women struggling with sex, love and intimacy disorders and works closely with the staff of Willow House and Gentle Path to bring her unique expertise to the programs and to aid the clients who suffer from intimacy and relationship disorders. She is a licensed marriage and family therapist and an AAMFT approved supervisor. Dr. Carnes is also a clinical sexologist and certified sex addiction therapist and supervisor, specializing in therapy for couples and families struggling with sexual addiction. She presents regularly at conferences at both the state and national levels. She is also the author of numerous publications including her books, Mending a Shattered Heart: A Guide for Partners of Sex Addicts, and Facing Heartbreak: Steps to Recovery for Partners of Sex Addicts, and Facing Addiction: Starting Recovery from Alcohol and Drugs. Her new book, scheduled to be released in may is titled “Courageous Love: A Guide for Couples Conquering Betrayal”. We are glad you found our season 3 episodes where we share some of our most advanced learnings and bring amazing experts on when it comes to relationships, and the challenges of healing both sides of the relationship after sex addiction and infidelity. Our journey has taken us a long ways from the time we recorded these episodes, but many have still found help and hope for healing in the information. We hope you always seek healing first for yourself, and where possible for the relationship, though staying together or choosing divorce or separation can occur at the point of betrayal and at times even after healing from betrayal and addictions. If you would like support in healing from betrayal we'd invite you to look at our program https://www.beyond-enough.com/beyondbetrayal It is not a program about staying together or leaving your partner, but rather finding the healing we need as an individual who has been made aware of our partner cheating. If you would like support from a licensed therapist contact Brannon's office at www.utahtherapy.org To find out about Ashlynn's groups https://www.thisisashlynn.com/mentoring To get support from Coby check out www.growwithcoby.com Thanks for your continued support for the podcast throughout all of our journey.

THE GREAT SEX ADDICTION WARS – THERE IS MORE TO THE STORY with Dr. Stefanie Carnes A small group of sexologists in the psychotherapeutic community is espousing the mistaken belief that sex addiction is not a real disorder. This misconception is a prejudice Certified Sex Addiction Therapists have battled for decades. In truth, sex can be every bit as addictive as alcohol and drugs–and a great deal of research backs up this assertion. Despite an increasing array of neurobiological and social science research that clearly supports the concept of sexual addiction, a small but vocal group of misguided professionals insist sexual addiction is not real.  Stefanie Carnes, Ph.D., CSAT-S is the President of the International Institute for Trauma and Addiction Professionals, a training institute and professional organization for addiction professionals, and a senior fellow for Meadows Behavioral Healthcare where she works with sexually addicted clients and their families.  Dr. Carnes is the clinical architect for Willow House: Relationship Healing for Women struggling with sex, love and intimacy disorders, and works closely with the staff of Willow House and Gentle Path to bring her unique expertise to the programs and to aid the clients who suffer with intimacy and relationship disorders. For more information about Dr. Stefanie Carnes visit http://sexhelp.com/ For information about The Meadows program visit: https://www.themeadows.com/ ************************************************* For more information about BITEradio products and services visit: http://www.biteradio.me/index.html