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Scope of Practice episodes
- Safety in the Workplace: Active Shooter Preparation
The conversation that no one wants to have, but we must have. We speak with protection and active shooter expert Michael Clarke, Founder of The Safer Solution in Los Angeles about preparing for the unthinkable.
33 min - Recovery Pathways? How About Recovery Trails?A discussion with Tim Walsh, Founder of Adventure Recovery in northwest Connecticut, talks about how adventure based programming with specially trained peers is a great way to develop an additional trail in building recovery supports and capital.52 min
- The Healing Power of Music: Practical Applications
Join us as Kathy Moser, founder of Music For Recovery, sits down and discusses how songwriting can help develop recovery skills and provides practical examples of her work. We feature some of Kathy's work and the compelling stories of the group process as each song is created by those individuals in recovery.
54 min - The Healing Power of Music: A Primer on Music and SUD RecoveryWe talk with Kathy Moser, founder of Music for Recovery in New Jersey, who talks about how music helps instill a sense of group cohesion and hope for those in recovery from a substance use disorder.35 min
- It's Not About Us...Or Is It? A Primer on Countertransference
Thanks to the generous sponsorship of Mountainside Treatment Center, we speak with Tom Baier, MHS, a behavioral health consultant, CARF reviewer, and Drexel University professor with over 30 years experience as a clinician, clinical supervisor and administrator. He joins us to discuss one of his areas of expertise, and most misunderstood topics in the SUD/COD treatment industry, countertransference.
46 min - Dream Corps Justice: Criminal Justice Reform and the #DayOfEmpathy
A discussion on the issues with the criminal justice system in America and the work of Dream Corps Justice to make meaningful change. Our guest, Louis Reed, spent 14 years in federal prison and now works as Director of Organizing Partnerships for Dream Corps Justice, founded by journalist Van Jones (formerly of CNN).
47 min - Financial Capability and Recovery CapitalWe discuss the recently published research article "Financial Capability in Addiction Research and Clinical Practice" with the authors, Dr. Hinckley Jones-Sanpei (University of Denver) and Richard Nance (Utah Valley University), and about its practical application for clinical and non-clinical providers.45 min
- Emerging Best Practices: Protecting Clients and Staff from COVID-19 in Residential Settings
Dr. Greg Boris of High Watch Recovery Center in Kent, Connecticut discusses his organization's protocols to maintain the therapeutic environment while protecting against the spread of COVID-19. You can read the associated Quinnipiac University study at https://www.mdpi.com/2227-9032/9/1/88/htm
Their success in keeping everyone safe is amazing!
30 min - Best and Worst of 2020/Hopes and Fears for 2021: The Alcoholism & Drug Abuse Weekly ReviewAlcoholism & Drug Abuse Weekly editor Alison Knopf joins us to talk about the publication's annual contributions from national stakeholders reviewing the past year and looking ahead to 2021.29 min
- Enhancing Self Healing: Yoga and MindfulnessOur guests, Jennifer Valva (CT) and Lane Kennedy (CA) discuss how yoga and mindfulness based exercises can assist those we serve as well as professionals. Learn how these simple interventions can help build the therapeutic alliance.32 min
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Conversations with subject matter experts, journalists, individuals in recovery, practitioners, educators, and others with a direct connection to the field of addiction recovery.