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According to the National Institute of Health, people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or questioning (LGBTQ) often face social stigma, discrimination, and other challenges not encountered by people who identify as heterosexual. This causes an increased risk for various behavioral health issues including substance abuse. Bethany Franklin, LCSW, answers important questions about how help is here! This is a very important episode!

How do we get the right help for our loved one suffering from alcohol or drug abuse? What is an Intervention? Do they work? Where can I find an interventionist I can trust? All this and more with Ryan Quigley certified interventionist. Watch https://www.facebook.com/transformationtalkradio/live_videos/

What is Parenting in Recovery? What challenges do these parents face? How can professionals help you navigate better communication with your children and your loved ones? We talk to two clinicians at Cairn Psychotherapy who can answer these questions.

Veteran CNN, MSNBC, and FOX News Anchor, Laurie Dhue, recently celebrated her 16th year of continued sobriety following a lifelong battle with alcohol and substance use. She shares her riveting story of how she got sober in front of a nation and her current work to actively help parents and families who are struggling.

How would you like to know the secret to living the life you have always wanted? Best selling author, Andrew Kap's, new book, Just Feel Good, promises to share just that! It even says so on the cover! You can't miss this show!

The Free Lawyer and Success Coach, Gary Miles, shares his expertise helping lawyers, entrepreneurs and professionals triumph and achieve the success of their dreams.

Every relationship we have teaches us. Relationships can be healthy and they can also be unhealthy attachments. How do we distinguish the differences? How do these relationships shape our lives? Looking at relationships through a recovery lens with Recovery Coach Kinga Jakab.

Felisha Hunter is a Nurse, Recovery Coach, Author, and Podcaster but most importantly she is a person in recovery for substance use, trauma, and codependency. She continues to live a sober life through the lenses of Harm Reduction creating space for personal autonomy and authenticity. She has risen from her rock bottom to connect with her soul purpose of redefining pain through recovery storytelling.

New York Times Bestselling author Judy L. Mandel talks about her new memoir, White Flag in which she seeks to understand the nature of addiction while she struggles to save her beloved niece; to fulfill the deathbed promise she made to her sister.

Are you living with a recovering addict or alcoholic? How does this affect your life? Addiction does not only affect the individual who is recovering from substance use disorder. What can you do to help heal yourself? How can you have a better relationship with your partner who is in early recovery?