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Addiction and recovery can be taxing on a relationship, as both parties work to balance caring for themselves and supporting each other.New research from Recovery Brands, a company providing helpful addiction-related information online through sites such as Recovery.org, finds that 70% of people who go into rehab are in a romantic relationship, and that 80% of those people continue their relationship after their partner completes treatment.
Addiction and recovery can be taxing on a relationship, as both parties work to balance caring for themselves and supporting each other.
Candace Plattor specializes in working with families whose loved ones struggle with addictive behaviors.
She discusses how people can maintain and thrive in romantic relationships while working through addiction and getting on the path to recovery.
Many people think that someone suffering from addiction must hit rock bottom to be truly ready to get better. It's simply not true.Many people think that someone suffering from addiction must hit rock bottom to be truly ready to get better.
Stephen Pfleiderer believes that this notion is flat-out false and is an unfortunate myth that keeps many people stuck in a negative and potentially life-threatening situation.
Stephen is a certified interventionist, addiction specialist, recovery coach, and founder of San Francisco Intervention, which integrates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) concepts into its treatment services.
He joins Erica to share the personal journey he took to become an interventionist and explains how he helps his clients live full, healthy, and productive lives.
We spend a lot of time underestimating our own power... our power to bring about change or our power to create.We spend a lot of time underestimating our own power... our power to bring about change or our power to create.
Chris Edgar is the composer of The Breakout, a musical that follows a group of young adults who come to realize their true potential and power to change their own destiny.
Drawing from his own experiences in high school, and exploring topics such as teen suicide and mental illness, The Breakout is an inspiration to everyone who wants to take control of their own destiny.
Taking a scary leap of faith can change your life in profound ways.Whether it’s quitting your job, leaving your partner, or committing to confront your addiction, taking a risk is not easy.
But, taking that scary leap of faith can change your life in profound ways.
Shelby Stanger is an inspiration to all of us who are looking for the courage to go after our dreams. Shelby left a successful career in international marketing to pursue her passion of writing and traveling internationally.
She is the host of Wild Ideas Worth Living, a podcast that aims to be empowering, informative and helpful.
Shelby shares how we can all build a tribe of people who support making more positive life decisions, from the food we eat to the people we surround ourselves with.
When you’re on the road to recovery, it can be nice to have a guide who understands your unique needs.When you’re on the road to recovery, it can be nice to have a guide who understands your unique needs.
Sam Epstein understands this better than most people.
Sam works as a case manager who coordinates care for his client’s specific needs. He has also been in recovery since December 2013. He used his expertise, experience, and wisdom to find SoberCompass.org, which helps people find the best method and place for their own personal recovery.
Sam shares his own journey and the ways that SoberCompass helps his clients.
He also explains why staying healthy in all ways will help serve as your compass, guiding you to your purpose and passion in life.
What happens when you bite off more than you can chew with your credit? How can you keep yourself from spending more than you can afford?Offers for low interest, high limit credit cards seem to show up in mailboxes every day.
A new credit card can be a good idea, but it also often gives you the false sense that you can make that big ticket purchase or take that dream vacation.
But, what happens when you bite off more than you can chew with your credit? How can you keep yourself from spending more than you can afford?
Crystal Oculee is a personal finance expert and the author of Money Confidence.
She shares tips on how to recognize the warning signs of being hooked on new credit cards. She also talk discusses how you can avoid letting credit card debt affect your health and your personal relationships.
John Kim, also known as the "Angry Therapist," takes a completely different approach to treating people.Therapists are typically trained to leave their personal lives outside of sessions with their clients, so that they can maintain proper treatment boundaries.
John Kim takes a completely different approach to treating people.
He practices complete authenticity and transparency with his client. John prefers the language of "me too" as opposed to "you should."
He conducts sessions while walking around lakes or in coffee shops, and he makes it a point to talk about his own shortcomings, revelations, views on relationships, and the world.
John joins Erica to discuss his truly unique approach to therapy and why he feels his clients respond so positively to a therapist who is transparent and authentic.
Have you ever wondered why we believe drinking a powerful poison is both "normal" and "pleasurable"?Have you ever wondered why we believe drinking a powerful poison is both "normal" and "pleasurable"?
It took Lee Davy 35 years to ask himself that question, and once he found the answer, he learned to quit smoking, alcohol, gambling and pornography. He also quit his job and created a new one, survived a terrible divorce and losing everything he owned (including the right to father his son), and learned to piece it all back together again.
Lee is the host of the Alcohol & Addiction Podcast, the founder of the Needy Helper and Needy Helper Hub, and the author of the Needy Helper 2015 Diary Excerpts: A Life After Quitting Alcohol.
Matt Gottesman shares how we can foster a spiritual practice that can enhance and guide our professional lives.How much do you incorporate your spiritual self into your professional life?
Many of us may consider those two parts of ourselves separate, but in truth, the more integrated we can be in how we present ourselves, the more successful and fulfilled we will be.
Matt Gottesman is a forward-thinking internet and media entrepreneur who has carved out a professional niche for himself built on core values and a personal passion to have a positive impact on the world.
He shares how we can foster a spiritual practice that can enhance and guide our professional lives.
Sarah Anne Shockley share her story of living with chronic pain.Millions of adults experience some form of chronic pain, which can be physically, mentally, and emotionally exhausting and isolating.
Sarah Anne Shockley joined the ranks of chronic pain sufferers after a work-related injury in 2007.
She joins host Erica Spiegelman to share her story and explain what inspired her to write her book, The Pain Companion, which she hopes can serve as a guide to others who are on a journey of learning how to live with chronic pain.
They say that well-behaved women rarely make history. How can women shake the stereotype that being assertive makes them difficult?It’s been said that well-behaved women rarely make history. But, it can also be challenging for women to shake the stereotype that being assertive makes them difficult.
Award-winning author Karen Karbo celebrates women who may be seen as difficult but are in fact spirited rule breakers who charted their way with little regard for social or cultural expectations.
Karen’s book, In Praise of Difficult Women, can serve as an inspiration for all of us who seek to live an authentic life on our own terms.
What happens if you decide to get sober and your partner still drinks? Even if your partner doesn't have an addiction problem, this dynamic can be challenging.When you decide to get sober, you may assume that every aspect of your life will begin to get better.
You’ll be more committed to your job, your health will improve, and your relationships will get stronger.
But, what happens if you decide to get sober and your partner still drinks? Even if your partner does not have an addiction problem, this dynamic can be challenging.
Lee Davey knows this from firsthand experience. In 2009, Lee Davy gave up alcohol to save his marriage... and was soon divorced.
Lee shares his experience and explores why sobriety doesn’t always save your relationships.
What are we teaching our children if we don’t know how to disagree?There’s no denying that it’s hard to have conversations with people who hold different views from ours.
Social media only seems to escalate the tension and isn’t a great forum for meaningful dialogue. But what are we teaching our children if we don’t know how to disagree?
Dr. Michael Wetter is the author of the recently released book, What To Do When Your Kid Needs an Entitlement Intervention.
He explains why teaching kids to disagree helps them develop skills they need and provides tips on how we can model behavior in our own lives.
What if we could all work together to create empowered communities?We all strive to be empowered in our own lives, but most of the time, empowerment is talked about as a solitary pursuit; something you need to achieve on your own.
What if we could all work together to create empowered communities?
Cheree Davila is working with me to present The Empowerment Conference in 2018.
This event will bring together powerful speakers such as professional athletes, celebrities, authors and business icons to share their experiences and provide valuable information on how we can create a network that inspires every one of us to live our best lives.
Becoming a doctor takes years of dedication and focus. But, what happens when a doctor finds herself in the patient’s chair?Becoming a doctor takes years of dedication and focus.
But, what happens when a doctor finds herself in the patient’s chair?
Dr. Vanessa Grubbs was one of two African American women in her class at Duke University Medical School. After meeting and falling in love with a man who had a kidney disease, Dr. Grubbs decided to donate her kidney to him.
Dr. Grubbs shares her experience as a patient and why she made the decision to donate a kidney as well as switch her specialty from family practice to kidney specialist.
Dr. Grubbs also discusses how this experience as a patient shapes the way she treats her patients and approaches her practice.
For some athletes, using painkillers is the norm, but it can get out of control... and quickly.Playing a sport professionally requires discipline and hard work, but it can also take a tremendous toll on your body.
For some athletes, using painkillers is the norm, but it can get out of control... and quickly.
Randy Grimes is a former professional football player whose career spanned 10 years with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Randy spent over 20 years battling an addiction to pain pills that he developed while in the NFL.
Randy shares his story and discusses the work he does helping athletes —- and anyone struggling with addiction —- find a path to recovery and freedom from addiction.
Sexual trauma is one of the most difficult traumas to work through.Sexual trauma is one of the most difficult traumas to work through. People may feel afraid to speak about their experience or ashamed of what has happened.
But, healing can save lives and bring people true emotional, physical, and spiritual peace.
Dr. Joanne Mednick transitions clients with the identification of living as "victims" or "survivors" all the way to that of living as "thrivers."
Dr. Mednick discusses her methods for moving clients through the trauma cycle: out of the trauma vortex and into the healing vortex.
Recovery journeys are just beginning once you leave an in-patient treatment center. To fully achieve recovery, most of us need a holistic aftercare plan.Recovery journeys are just beginning once you leave an in-patient treatment center.
To fully achieve recovery, most of us need a holistic aftercare plan.
But, what does successful aftercare look like and how can you make sure you’re taking care of your physical, emotional, psychological, and spiritual needs?
Ken Seeley, a globally known Interventionist, shares his vision for what successful aftercare looks like, and discusses the ways he works with clients and other recovery professionals to integrate a full range of support into treatment plans.
Many people’s recovery journeys begin at an in-patient treatment center. But, what happens after you leave that controlled environment?Many people’s recovery journeys begin at an in-patient treatment center.
But, what happens after you leave that controlled environment?
Marsha Stone is a visionary in the field of addiction recovery. She and host Erica Spiegelman collaborated on the Rewired Workbook, which uses readings and introspective exercises to provide a long-lasting framework for people during the many phases of recovery.
Marsha discusses why providing a continuum of care is the key to recovery programs and how she is integrating aftercare and monitoring strategies into her work as CEO of BRC Recovery.
An intervention is a powerful tool that can save the life of someone battling an addiction. However, interventions can also be emotionally draining and taxing for the people involved.An intervention is a powerful tool that can save the life of someone battling an addiction.
However, interventions can also be emotionally draining and taxing for the people involved.
Family and friends are confronting not only a loved one, but also the painful realities of how addiction has affected their own lives.
Ken Seeley, an internationally known intervention expert, discusses what interventions can achieve and how they affect everyone involved.
Ken shares stories from his extensive experience and also helps us understand how families can work through the many emotions that may surface before, during, and after an intervention.
In the quest to curb addiction, we often forget that true freedom from addiction means more than just rehabilitation, it means transformation.People who enter rehab for an addition are focused on getting control over destructive behavior.
In the quest to curb addiction, we often forget that true freedom from addiction means more than just rehabilitation, it means transformation.
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Marty Angelo has experienced true transformation while staring down addiction.
After being arrested in 1980 for cocaine possession, Marty experienced a new beginning that has shaped every move he’s made since then. He shares his story and why transformation is the key to sobriety.
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How can we cultivate meaningful relationships that enrich our lives?In a world where it’s easy to pick up thousands of friends and followers from all around the world, how can we cultivate meaningful relationships that enrich our lives?
Lori Hader is a leading expert in the field of transformational work, mindfulness, and self-love.
Lori joins host Erica Spiegelman to explore ways to break through the online world and make real-life connections, and discuss the physical, mental, and emotional benefits of having a strong circle.
Writing doesn't have to conform to stereotypical expectations.When you imagine a top-notch detective who can outsmart criminal masterminds, do you imagine a man or a woman?
The world of thriller fiction predominantly features alpha male characters, but author K.J. Howe is rewriting the rule book. Her protagonist is a strong female operative... who happens to have type-1 diabetes.
K.J. joins host Erica Spiegelman to discuss why it’s so important for books to feature characters who don’t conform to people’s expectations. She explains how she shatters stereotypes in her own life as an avid traveler and an expert on the murky world of kidnap-and-ransom.
Talking about money can be really difficult and can bring about feelings of fear and shame. It doesn’t have to be that way.Talking about money can be really difficult and can bring about feelings of fear and shame.
It doesn’t have to be that way.
Brittney Castro is the founder and CEO of Financially Wise Women, a Los Angeles-based financial planning firm whose mission is to teach women and couples the art of managing their money the fun and simple way.
Brittney shares how her casual and compassionate approach is the key to helping her clients live the life of their dreams.
When it comes to food, labels are a big deal.When it comes to food, labels are a big deal.
Whether we’re labeling ourselves as vegans, vegetarians, and omnivores, or examining nutrition labels to make sure we’re eating the “right” food, all of these labels have made it hard for us to actually enjoy the important practice of nourishing ourselves.
Swami Nathan is the founder and CEO of the Amazing Protein Company, whose motto is “Better food for a better world.”
Swami discusses how moving beyond labels is the key to true nourishment of our bodies, minds, and souls.
Twenty years into the opioid epidemic, only one in five of the 2.4 million Americans with opioid use disorder (OUD) receive treatment.Twenty years into the opioid epidemic, only one in five of the 2.4 million Americans with opioid use disorder (OUD) receive treatment, and less than half of them receive effective, evidence-based treatment.
Dr. Adam Bisaga is an addiction psychiatrist, clinician, researcher, and professor of psychiatry at Columbia University and the author of Overcoming Opioid Addiction.
Dr. Bisaga discusses why opioid use disorder is different from other types of addiction -- and therefore requires different treatment -- as well as why it should be treated as a medical rather than a criminal problem.
He also explains what adopting a system of medication-assisted treatment would mean for us as a society.
We all want to be liked, but what do you do when -- despite your best efforts and intentions -- someone just doesn’t like you?We all want to be liked, but what do you do when -- despite your best efforts and intentions -- someone just doesn’t like you?
It’s not an easy situation to manage, but Personal Development Expert Bizzie Gold has some answers.
She joins host Erica Spiegelman to offer some insight into how we can navigate this dynamic.
Bizzie explores how we can shift our communication style and the way we give and receive energy so that we can cultivate the relationships we want and live the life we were meant to live.
As we travel on our recovery journey, it becomes a big part of our identity. It’s what we are now.Successful recovery is about a personal transformation. One in which we enter a new world, cultivate new social connections, lose old habits and acquire new ones.
As we travel on our journey, recovery becomes a big part of our identity. It’s what we are now.
For many of us, our community centers on gatherings and places where recovery is the focus.
Kurt Rasmussen discusses how he is working to build and support the recovery community by creating and maintaining digital tools that can facilitate connection.
It’s in the moments where life takes a turn we don’t expect that we build up valuable coping skills.It’s great to be prepared, but everyone knows that very few things actually go according to plan.
It’s in the moments where life takes a turn we don’t expect that we build up valuable coping skills, but it’s not always easy.
Thomas J. Sims understands this well. As a young doctor in the military, he was unexpectedly deployed to serve as the only physician in a remote part of Alaska.
Dr. Sims shares how he learned to overcome obstacles and explores how we can all cultivate a spirit of resilience and perseverance.
The words we use can affect every aspect of our lives -- including our physical health.Host Erica Spiegelman is a big believer in the power of positive affirmations.
The words we use can affect every aspect of our lives -- including our physical health.
Dr. Jeremy Howick is the Director of the Oxford University Empathy Center. In this episode, Dr. Howick shares what research has shown us about the relationship between positive words and healing, and how optimism can benefit patients recovering from illness.
Linda Graham, a psychotherapist and author of the book Resilience, explains how we can develop resilience in our brains.Resilience is the learned capacity to cope with any level of adversity, from a series of small annoyances to the struggles and sorrows that break our hearts.
Resilience is essential for surviving and thriving in a world full of troubles and tragedies, and it is completely trainable and recoverable... when we know how.
Linda Graham, a psychotherapist and author of the book Resilience, explains how we can develop resilience in our brains.
Chris Bevacqua shares his insights on how food and recovery go hand-in-hand.When you’re in recovery, most of your energy is focused on staying on track and building skills that can keep you on track, including skills that can help us develop healthy nutrition habits.
Certified nutritionist and former addiction counselor Chris Bevacqua shares his insights on how food and recovery go hand-in-hand and how properly nourishing our bodies can have a positive impact on our physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual health.
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Sarah Anne Shockley share her story of living with chronic pain.Millions of adults experience some form of chronic pain, which can be physically, mentally, and emotionally exhausting and isolating.
Sarah Anne Shockley joined the ranks of chronic pain sufferers after a work-related injury in 2007.
She joins host Erica Spiegelman to share her story and explain what inspired her to write her book, The Pain Companion, which she hopes can serve as a guide to others who are on a journey of learning how to live with chronic pain.
The silent crisis many of us are unaware of is the fact that birth parents with addiction issues are often unable to raise their own childrenWe all know about the horrifying opioid crisis.
But, the silent crisis many of us are unaware of is the fact that birth parents with addiction issues are often unable to raise their own children. In many cases--over 3,000 right now in this country--their parents are raising them.
Dr. Andrew Adesman is the author of The Grandfamily Guidebook, which offers practical, inspiring tips and advice on how to cope with difficult birth parents, legal, financial, and medical issues, and most importantly, how to enjoy this gift of a new life of caring for babies and children... again!
Just as we take care of ourselves by exercising and eating right, it’s important that we consider how to keep our brains functioning at peak condition throughout our lives.Whether we like it or not, we’re all going to get older... and aging can have an impact on our bodies and our brains.
Just as we take care of ourselves by exercising and eating right, it’s important that we consider how to keep our brains functioning at peak condition throughout our lives.
Dr. Kristen Willeumier is a Los Angeles-based neuroscientist who has devoted her distinguished career towards researching the brain-body connection. She discusses how we can maintain our cognitive function as we age.
When you’re on the road to recovery, it can be nice to have a guide who understands your unique needs.When you’re on the road to recovery, it can be nice to have a guide who understands your unique needs.
Sam Epstein understands this better than most people.
Sam works as a case manager who coordinates care for his client’s specific needs. He has also been in recovery since December 2013. He used his expertise, experience, and wisdom to find SoberCompass.org, which helps people find the best method and place for their own personal recovery.
Sam shares his own journey and the ways that SoberCompass helps his clients.
He also explains why staying healthy in all ways will help serve as your compass, guiding you to your purpose and passion in life.
An important part of a healthy life is being positively connected to the people and places that nourish your soul and spirit.When you’re working to build a healthier life for yourself, it’s natural to keep focused on your needs and the things that contribute to your overall wellness.
But, an important part of a healthy life is being positively connected to the people and places that nourish your soul and spirit.
John Berzner is a transformational coach who believes in the power of giving back to other people and to society.
John discusses how you can create and nurture healthy connections and why being connected to others and caring about our planet are vital to physical, emotional, and spiritual health.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year... or is it? The holiday season can be a real challenge.It’s the most wonderful time of the year... or is it?
The holiday season can be a challenge for many of us.
We’re bombarded with messages that this is a time for happiness, joy, and family bonding, but our lives don’t get put on hold once December starts.
From worries about seeing family, to fretting that you won’t be able to resist the temptation of that food or drink at the office holiday party, we all have hurdles to face as the year winds down.
Robyn Goldberg is a nutrition therapist and dietitian who helps her clients navigate challenges 365 days a year.
Robyn discusses how the holidays can be rough and what you can do to experience the joy of of the season, wherever you are on your personal health and wellness journey.
Recovery is a journey that can often feel difficult and lonely.Recovery is a journey that can often feel difficult and lonely.
Without connecting to others in a supportive community, it’s easy to focus on what you’re doing wrong instead of celebrating your victories, both small and big.
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Jason Turner is the CEO and founder of Recover Strong, which seeks to infuse the pillars of commitment, connection, and community into addiction treatment. Jason shares his inspiring journey and what led him to understand that these pillars are essential to success in recovery and in life.
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So many of our conversations about food focus on what we shouldn’t be eating.So many of our conversations about food focus on what we shouldn’t be eating.
But, the truth is that our bodies can be nourished and can thrive when we give ourselves the gift of good nutrition.
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Shanna Mota is a Holistic Nutritionist and Yoga teacher. She joins Erica to discuss her work building a community of people who know how to unlock the healing power of food.
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Are you trying to kick-start a healthier lifestyle but feel overwhelmed with how to start?Are you trying to kick-start a healthier lifestyle but feel overwhelmed with how to start?
Sometimes making one small change can be the catalyst you need to create healthy habits.
Dr. Kate Mihevc Edwards is a former endurance athlete whose near-death experience made her drastically re-imagine her life and reorient herself to what being healthy means.
Kate discusses how we can take small steps to increase our overall health and wellness.
Did you know that more than 29 million people in the United States have diabetes?Did you know that more than 29 million people in the United States have diabetes?
Farid Ibrahim used to live life by the motto “work hard, play hard,” which landed him with a type-2 diabetes diagnosis at the early age of 32. His drive for success coupled with a lifestyle of addiction and over indulgences caused such severe symptoms that he was on the cusp of vision and kidney damage.
Today, Farid has completely transformed his life and is in such good health that he was able to pass the rigorous medical exams required for his glider pilot’s license.
Farid shares how a diagnosis can be the catalyst to completely transform your life.
Music can inspire, empower, transform, and even heal us.Music can inspire, empower, transform, and even heal us.
Connecting with sound and rhythm has helped people dealing with a range of ailments, from trauma to addiction.
Robert Alexander is an audio alchemist who creates customized soundscapes that promote individual and community well-being.
Robert discusses his relationship with sound and music, and explores how we can all use music to heal our minds, bodies, and spirits.
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Many people’s recovery journeys begin at an in-patient treatment center. But, what happens after you leave that controlled environment?Many people’s recovery journeys begin at an in-patient treatment center.
But, what happens after you leave that controlled environment?
Marsha Stone is a visionary in the field of addiction recovery. She and host Erica Spiegelman collaborated on the Rewired Workbook, which uses readings and introspective exercises to provide a long-lasting framework for people during the many phases of recovery.
Marsha discusses why providing a continuum of care is the key to recovery programs and how she is integrating aftercare and monitoring strategies into her work as CEO of BRC Recovery.
Sarah Anne Shockley share her story of living with chronic pain.Millions of adults experience some form of chronic pain, which can be physically, mentally, and emotionally exhausting and isolating.
Sarah Anne Shockley joined the ranks of chronic pain sufferers after a work-related injury in 2007.
She joins host Erica Spiegelman to share her story and explain what inspired her to write her book, The Pain Companion, which she hopes can serve as a guide to others who are on a journey of learning how to live with chronic pain.
Linda Graham, a psychotherapist and author of the book Resilience, explains how we can develop resilience in our brains.Resilience is the learned capacity to cope with any level of adversity, from a series of small annoyances to the struggles and sorrows that break our hearts.
Resilience is essential for surviving and thriving in a world full of troubles and tragedies, and it is completely trainable and recoverable... when we know how.
Linda Graham, a psychotherapist and author of the book Resilience, explains how we can develop resilience in our brains.
Chris Bevacqua shares his insights on how food and recovery go hand-in-hand.When you’re in recovery, most of your energy is focused on staying on track and building skills that can keep you on track, including skills that can help us develop healthy nutrition habits.
Certified nutritionist and former addiction counselor Chris Bevacqua shares his insights on how food and recovery go hand-in-hand and how properly nourishing our bodies can have a positive impact on our physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual health.
Follow Chris on Instagram.
It’s in the moments where life takes a turn we don’t expect that we build up valuable coping skills.It’s great to be prepared, but everyone knows that very few things actually go according to plan.
It’s in the moments where life takes a turn we don’t expect that we build up valuable coping skills, but it’s not always easy.
Thomas J. Sims understands this well. As a young doctor in the military, he was unexpectedly deployed to serve as the only physician in a remote part of Alaska.
Dr. Sims shares how he learned to overcome obstacles and explores how we can all cultivate a spirit of resilience and perseverance.
The words we use can affect every aspect of our lives -- including our physical health.Host Erica Spiegelman is a big believer in the power of positive affirmations.
The words we use can affect every aspect of our lives -- including our physical health.
Dr. Jeremy Howick is the Director of the Oxford University Empathy Center. In this episode, Dr. Howick shares what research has shown us about the relationship between positive words and healing, and how optimism can benefit patients recovering from illness.
The silent crisis many of us are unaware of is the fact that birth parents with addiction issues are often unable to raise their own childrenWe all know about the horrifying opioid crisis.
But, the silent crisis many of us are unaware of is the fact that birth parents with addiction issues are often unable to raise their own children. In many cases--over 3,000 right now in this country--their parents are raising them.
Dr. Andrew Adesman is the author of The Grandfamily Guidebook, which offers practical, inspiring tips and advice on how to cope with difficult birth parents, legal, financial, and medical issues, and most importantly, how to enjoy this gift of a new life of caring for babies and children... again!
Probiotics affect everything from your mood to your metabolism.Did you know that your digestive health is directly linked to your overall health and wellness, affecting everything from our moods to our metabolism?
Natasha Trenev, a developmental scientist and probiotic pioneer joins host Erica Spiegelman to explain what probiotics are and why the proper probiotic supplementation can make a difference in your life.
Matt Gottesman shares how we can foster a spiritual practice that can enhance and guide our professional lives.How much do you incorporate your spiritual self into your professional life?
Many of us may consider those two parts of ourselves separate, but in truth, the more integrated we can be in how we present ourselves, the more successful and fulfilled we will be.
Matt Gottesman is a forward-thinking internet and media entrepreneur who has carved out a professional niche for himself built on core values and a personal passion to have a positive impact on the world.
He shares how we can foster a spiritual practice that can enhance and guide our professional lives.
People are struggling with more than just alcohol and drug addictions; from shopping and gambling addictions, to an over-dependence on technology.The severity of drug and alcohol addiction is well documented and there are countless resources devoted to helping people find treatment and get on the road to recovery.
But, people are also struggling with many other addictions... from shopping and gambling addictions, to an over-dependence on technology.
These are known as behavioral or process addictions, and finding treatment can often seem daunting, if not impossible.
Jeff Smith has developed (along with his partner Abhilash Patel) innovative ways to connect people with treatment for addictions other than substance abuse.
He discusses how to find help and a community if you’re struggling to treat a process addiction.
Human touch is extremely powerful.For centuries, we’ve been using touch as a way to treat illnesses, manage pain, and promote overall health and wellness.
Allison McCready has found her life’s work in harnessing the power of human touch.
Allison is a yoga practitioner and hands-on healer who uses touch to help her clients work through physical, emotional, and psychological pain.
Most recently, Allison has devoted her practice to bodywork, with a speciality in Craniosacral Therapy.
CST seeks to help people harmonize with the natural rhythm of their central nervous systems by gently working with and manipulating the head.
Allison discusses her experience working as a Craniosacral therapist and how she has seen it heal her clients.
She also shares what inspired her to pursue a life of healing through touch, and how we can all benefit from hands-on healing.
Why are incidents of sexual assault and drug-assisted rapes becoming more prevalent?Incidents of sexual assault and drug-assisted rapes have been on the rise — from high profile cases such as the allegations against Bill Cosby to reports of drug-assisted rape on college campuses.
Erica and guest Danielle Delaney explore what is happening and why this is becoming a disturbing trend.
They also talk about how to heal after a sexual assault, how to feel less alone, and why it is important to share your story.
Learn about resources available to survivors of sexual assault who are working to process what happened and looking to heal from the trauma they have experienced.
When you are around a confident person, you may feel drawn to them... as if you can trust what they are saying, and you want to get to know more.Confidence is one of the most professionally and personally attractive traits.
When you are around a confident person, you may feel drawn to them... as if you can trust what they are saying, and you want to get to know more.
While confidence doesn’t come naturally for everyone, there are things you can do to put your best foot forward in professional and personal environments.
Dr. Eleanor Haspel-Porter is a confidence guru who helps her clients get in touch with their inner confidence. She shares tips and tools on how to let your most confident self shine through in any situation.
Sarah Taylor, CRC, CATC, explains how biosound therapy can help addicts and those on recovery journeys.Biosound therapy involves sitting in a special chair (similar to a dentist’s chair), covering yourself with a blanket, and being exposed to different vibrational patterns that you can both hear and feel.
The goal of biosound therapy is to relax your nervous system and put you into a state of deep relaxation that can even slow down your heartbeat.
It’s a treatment that’s particularly helpful for anxiety and depression.
Sarah Taylor, CRC, CATC, MRAS, explains how it can also help addicts and those on recovery journeys.
Whether a trauma happened years ago or yesterday, there is hope for you to heal and move forward.A lot of discussion revolves around trauma on Rewired Radio; what it is, how it affects our lives, and how we can process and heal from it in healthy ways.
Dr. Sheila Shilati is on the cutting edge of trauma treatment.
As the Chief Operating Officer for Seasons Recovery Centers, Dr. Shilati has spoken at venues around the world on topics including teenage suicide, dual diagnosis and PTSD.
She also participated in two separate medical and relief expeditions overseas, in Africa and the Middle East, addressing sexual, physical and emotional trauma.
Dr. Shilati discusses her work with trauma and explains the technique of Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), which is a treatment that was designed to alleviate the negative effects of traumatic memories.
Epigenetics is a fascinating study of how environmental factors affect genes and how certain lifestyle changes can help you turn genes on or off.Epigenetics is a fascinating study of how environmental factors affect genes and how certain lifestyle changes can help you turn genes on or off.
Dr. Tzur Gabi is at the forefront of this cutting-edge science and combines his background in genetics, nutrition, and fitness to provide comprehensive healthcare to his dentistry clients.
Dr. Gabi shares how he became interested in epigenetics and why he believes that “rewiring” your genetics will be a key part of healthcare in the future.
For many, happy symbols of springtime mark the arrival of chronic seasonal allergies that can be incapacitating.Springtime means rebirth and renewal.
The sun is out, flowers are in bloom. But, for many, these happy symbols mark the arrival of chronic seasonal allergies that can be incapacitating.
Dr. Marvin Portner is a holistic healer who has a truly unique way of working individually with his patients to understand their allergies and get to the root of what brings them discomfort.
Dr. Portner joins Erica to share his own experience of discovering the role that allergies and his immune system played in his life. He also explains how healing himself has helped him heal thousands of patients and has shaped his personal approach to wellness.
Marsha Stone is a true visionary in the recovery field. Learn why her approach to recovery is so successful.Marsha Stone is a true visionary in the recovery field.
Marsha owns Bringing Real Change (BRC) Recovery, which provides clients with a set of life skills and spiritual practices that will be incorporated and assimilated into their minds and hearts and allow them to recreate and reclaim their lives.
BRC’s unique approach to recovery has met with great success.
Marsha shares information about her center, her innovative vision for the field of addiction treatment, and how she integrates her own experience into her work at BRC.
As we travel on our recovery journey, it becomes a big part of our identity. It’s what we are now.Successful recovery is about a personal transformation. One in which we enter a new world, cultivate new social connections, lose old habits and acquire new ones.
As we travel on our journey, recovery becomes a big part of our identity. It’s what we are now.
For many of us, our community centers on gatherings and places where recovery is the focus.
Kurt Rasmussen discusses how he is working to build and support the recovery community by creating and maintaining digital tools that can facilitate connection.
Just as we take care of ourselves by exercising and eating right, it’s important that we consider how to keep our brains functioning at peak condition throughout our lives.Whether we like it or not, we’re all going to get older... and aging can have an impact on our bodies and our brains.
Just as we take care of ourselves by exercising and eating right, it’s important that we consider how to keep our brains functioning at peak condition throughout our lives.
Dr. Kristen Willeumier is a Los Angeles-based neuroscientist who has devoted her distinguished career towards researching the brain-body connection. She discusses how we can maintain our cognitive function as we age.
Most of us probably don’t believe the idea that “you can have it all.”Most of us probably don’t believe the idea that “you can have it all.”
We assume that having a powerful career means your family life suffers, or that spending time with your family means you won’t advance in your career.
Colleen Hauk is living proof that you really CAN have it all.
Colleen is a certified executive coach who is dedicated to helping high-performers find fulfillment in their personal and professional lives, just like Collen herself has in her own life.
She explains the three steps we all need to follow to truly have it all.
We all want to be liked, but what do you do when -- despite your best efforts and intentions -- someone just doesn’t like you?We all want to be liked, but what do you do when -- despite your best efforts and intentions -- someone just doesn’t like you?
It’s not an easy situation to manage, but Personal Development Expert Bizzie Gold has some answers.
She joins host Erica Spiegelman to offer some insight into how we can navigate this dynamic.
Bizzie explores how we can shift our communication style and the way we give and receive energy so that we can cultivate the relationships we want and live the life we were meant to live.
Twenty years into the opioid epidemic, only one in five of the 2.4 million Americans with opioid use disorder (OUD) receive treatment.Twenty years into the opioid epidemic, only one in five of the 2.4 million Americans with opioid use disorder (OUD) receive treatment, and less than half of them receive effective, evidence-based treatment.
Dr. Adam Bisaga is an addiction psychiatrist, clinician, researcher, and professor of psychiatry at Columbia University and the author of Overcoming Opioid Addiction.
Dr. Bisaga discusses why opioid use disorder is different from other types of addiction -- and therefore requires different treatment -- as well as why it should be treated as a medical rather than a criminal problem.
He also explains what adopting a system of medication-assisted treatment would mean for us as a society.
Talking about money can be really difficult and can bring about feelings of fear and shame. It doesn’t have to be that way.Talking about money can be really difficult and can bring about feelings of fear and shame.
It doesn’t have to be that way.
Brittney Castro is the founder and CEO of Financially Wise Women, a Los Angeles-based financial planning firm whose mission is to teach women and couples the art of managing their money the fun and simple way.
Brittney shares how her casual and compassionate approach is the key to helping her clients live the life of their dreams.
How can we cultivate meaningful relationships that enrich our lives?In a world where it’s easy to pick up thousands of friends and followers from all around the world, how can we cultivate meaningful relationships that enrich our lives?
Lori Hader is a leading expert in the field of transformational work, mindfulness, and self-love.
Lori joins host Erica Spiegelman to explore ways to break through the online world and make real-life connections, and discuss the physical, mental, and emotional benefits of having a strong circle.
When it comes to food, labels are a big deal.When it comes to food, labels are a big deal.
Whether we’re labeling ourselves as vegans, vegetarians, and omnivores, or examining nutrition labels to make sure we’re eating the “right” food, all of these labels have made it hard for us to actually enjoy the important practice of nourishing ourselves.
Swami Nathan is the founder and CEO of the Amazing Protein Company, whose motto is “Better food for a better world.”
Swami discusses how moving beyond labels is the key to true nourishment of our bodies, minds, and souls.
Writing doesn't have to conform to stereotypical expectations.When you imagine a top-notch detective who can outsmart criminal masterminds, do you imagine a man or a woman?
The world of thriller fiction predominantly features alpha male characters, but author K.J. Howe is rewriting the rule book. Her protagonist is a strong female operative... who happens to have type-1 diabetes.
K.J. joins host Erica Spiegelman to discuss why it’s so important for books to feature characters who don’t conform to people’s expectations. She explains how she shatters stereotypes in her own life as an avid traveler and an expert on the murky world of kidnap-and-ransom.
Creativity can help unlock your potential.Words have the potential to change lives, and no one understands that more than Kim Dower.
A widely published poet, Kim is also the City Poet Laureate of West Hollywood, a role that allows her to use the written word to celebrate the diversity and vibrancy of that community. Kim also helps aspiring poets tap into their memories and dreams to unleash their creativity and works with authors to promote their work.
Kim joins host Erica Spiegelman to discuss the remarkable power of words and how the way we use them can help us tap into and unlock our potential.
They say that well-behaved women rarely make history. How can women shake the stereotype that being assertive makes them difficult?It’s been said that well-behaved women rarely make history. But, it can also be challenging for women to shake the stereotype that being assertive makes them difficult.
Award-winning author Karen Karbo celebrates women who may be seen as difficult but are in fact spirited rule breakers who charted their way with little regard for social or cultural expectations.
Karen’s book, In Praise of Difficult Women, can serve as an inspiration for all of us who seek to live an authentic life on our own terms.
With 24-hour news in the palm of our hands, it’s easy to get trapped in a cycle of anxiety.With 24-hour news in the palm of our hands, it’s easy to get trapped in a cycle of anxiety.
Dr. Crystal Jones is a multifaceted healing facilitator, who has helped thousands of people cultivate a narrative of wellness and peace in the midst of turmoil.
Dr. Jones discusses how we can achieve balance and stay centered, even as everything around us competes for our attention.
The human brain powers every single physical and emotional sensation you experience, which is why it’s so important to make sure you keep your brain functioning at peak level.The human brain is simply amazing.
It powers every single physical and emotional sensation you experience, which is why it’s so important to make sure you keep your brain functioning at peak level.
Jamie Stern is a leading expert in neurofeedback therapy, an innovative, drug-free treatment method that can help people heal from PTSD, depression, anxiety, addiction, eating disorders, and other complex health issues.
Jamie explains the basics of neurofeedback therapy, discusses her work with veterans, shares her own personal experience of how neurofeedback therapy helped treat her chronic migraines and motion sickness.
No matter how much we plan or prepare, life is filled with uncertainty. What would happen if you embraced the uncertainty?No matter how much we plan or prepare, life is filled with uncertainty, which often evokes feelings of anxiety or depression.
But what would happen if you embraced the uncertainty?
Mel Schwartz offers a revolutionary approach to living the life you choose. Shaped by Mel’s work in quantum physics, he helps us explore how our addiction to the outdated notion of certainty affects our lives.
He also shares lessons from his recently released book, The Possibility Principle: How Quantum Physics can Improve the Way You Think, Live, and Love.
Have you ever tried something once, hated it, and resolved never to do it again? For many people, that’s a natural reaction.Have you ever tried something once, hated it, and resolved never to do it again?
For many people, that’s a natural reaction.
Chidimma Ozor took a different approach.
Ten years ago she tried a yoga class and hated it. Fast forward a month and, after a significant spiritual experience, Chidimma tried yoga again and it opened up a completely new path in her life.
Chidimma is now a certified yoga instructor and a “wellness warrior,” who yearns to inspire change in others.
She joins Erica to discuss her work as founder of theTYPEAhippie and share how she helps her clients face their lives empowered and ready to thrive.
So many people battle anxiety, and may feel hopeless about moving through it.So many people battle anxiety, and may feel hopeless about moving through it.
Did you know that anxiety is NOT a random, unknown, or uncontrollable disease or illness that you develop, inherit, or contract? Rather, it is often the byproduct of unfulfilled emotional needs, unmanaged thoughts and emotions, or trauma.
Luca Bosurgi shares how he has helped thousands of people overcome anxiety and find true happiness through his unique mind training program CognitiveOS Hypnosis.
Most of us probably don’t believe the idea that “you can have it all.”Most of us probably don’t believe the idea that “you can have it all.”
We assume that having a powerful career means your family life suffers, or that spending time with your family means you won’t advance in your career.
Colleen Hauk is living proof that you really CAN have it all.
Colleen is a certified executive coach who is dedicated to helping high-performers find fulfillment in their personal and professional lives, just like Collen herself has in her own life.
She explains the three steps we all need to follow to truly have it all.
For some athletes, using painkillers is the norm, but it can get out of control... and quickly.Playing a sport professionally requires discipline and hard work, but it can also take a tremendous toll on your body.
For some athletes, using painkillers is the norm, but it can get out of control... and quickly.
Randy Grimes is a former professional football player whose career spanned 10 years with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Randy spent over 20 years battling an addiction to pain pills that he developed while in the NFL.
Randy shares his story and discusses the work he does helping athletes —- and anyone struggling with addiction —- find a path to recovery and freedom from addiction.
Co-founders of The Wellness Universe, Anna and Shari share why they believe that supporting, empowering and celebrating wellness professionals are the keys to health and world peace.As we develop more and more tools to stay connected with people around the world, how can we use these tools to create a global connection of people who are committed to supporting and promoting health and well-being?
Anna Anna Pereira and Shari Alyse are working every day to make that happen.
Co-founders of The Wellness Universe, Anna and Shari share why they believe that supporting, empowering and celebrating wellness professionals are the keys to health and world peace.
Did you know that more than 29 million people in the United States have diabetes?Did you know that more than 29 million people in the United States have diabetes?
Farid Ibrahim used to live life by the motto “work hard, play hard,” which landed him with a type-2 diabetes diagnosis at the early age of 32. His drive for success coupled with a lifestyle of addiction and over indulgences caused such severe symptoms that he was on the cusp of vision and kidney damage.
Today, Farid has completely transformed his life and is in such good health that he was able to pass the rigorous medical exams required for his glider pilot’s license.
Farid shares how a diagnosis can be the catalyst to completely transform your life.
The #MeToo movement has made sexual harassment in the entertainment industry a daily topic.The #MeToo movement has made sexual harassment in the entertainment industry a daily topic.
But, sexual harassment has been part of the landscape for far longer than many of us realize.
Kathleen Sharp is an award-winning journalist and the author of the recently released Mr. and Mrs. Hollywood: Edie and Lew Wasserman and Their Entertainment Empire.
Kathleen provides a unique perspective on how men -- and women -- navigated a world where harassment and sexual politics were always the norm and discusses what the past can teach us about the future of Hollywood.
Music can inspire, empower, transform, and even heal us.Music can inspire, empower, transform, and even heal us.
Connecting with sound and rhythm has helped people dealing with a range of ailments, from trauma to addiction.
Robert Alexander is an audio alchemist who creates customized soundscapes that promote individual and community well-being.
Robert discusses his relationship with sound and music, and explores how we can all use music to heal our minds, bodies, and spirits.
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Imagine being able to boost your mood as easily as you can order dinner?Imagine being able to boost your mood as easily as you can order dinner?
Thanks to Lauren Wallack, a full range of health and wellness tools are now in the palm of your hand... anytime you need them.
Lauren is the co-founder and CEO of Mindsail, an innovative platform that connects you with top experts who offer bite-sized coaching sessions. With their guidance, you can learn new tools such as meditation, breathing exercises, visualizations, and affirmations.
Lauren shares the story of Mindsail and how its multi-faceted approach to wellness can help you reach peak mental performance and gain a deeper understanding of your physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being.
Addiction affects the body, mind, and soul — which means that a successful recovery journey must include practices that are good for our bodies, minds, and souls.Addiction affects the body, mind, and soul — which means that a successful recovery journey must include practices that are good for our bodies, minds, and souls.
Jeff Finlin is an authority on recovery and yoga. The author of 365 Days of Recovery Yoga, Jeff helps people grow and actualize their best selves by incorporating yoga into recovery.
Jeff’s work is founded on the principle that incorporating the practice of Yoga with the tools of traditional recovery programs can ensure health, well-being, wholeness and continued sobriety.
Are you trying to kick-start a healthier lifestyle but feel overwhelmed with how to start?Are you trying to kick-start a healthier lifestyle but feel overwhelmed with how to start?
Sometimes making one small change can be the catalyst you need to create healthy habits.
Dr. Kate Mihevc Edwards is a former endurance athlete whose near-death experience made her drastically re-imagine her life and reorient herself to what being healthy means.
Kate discusses how we can take small steps to increase our overall health and wellness.
The digital world can sometimes feel like the wild wild west, but it’s a world most of us simply can’t stay away from.The digital world can sometimes feel like the wild wild west, but it’s a world most of us simply can’t stay away from.
Whether you’re online for fun, or because your business depends on it, it’s important to fully understand the dos and don’ts of the online space.
Jacklyn and Leanna Hefter are the founders of Social Movement, which helps individuals and brands harness the amazing powers of social and digital media. They join host Erica to discuss what inspired them to found Social Movement and share some tips for keeping sane in the digital world.
When you’re on a health and wellness journey, having a supportive and nurturing community can make all the difference in the world.When you’re on a health and wellness journey, having a supportive and nurturing community can make all the difference in the world.
Dr. Dawn Nickel has used her own experience to create She Recovers, a remarkable community of women where women can connect with themselves and with other women in recovery.
Dawn shares the inspiration for this community, what she’s learned from the women in this community, and how she hopes to grow She Recovers to help women around the world recover their lives and realize their potentials.
Does your child’s holiday wish list go on for multiple pages? Are you worried you may have to take out a loan to pay for your child’s next birthday party?Does your child’s holiday wish list go on for multiple pages? Are you worried you may have to take out a loan to pay for your child’s next birthday party?
If this sounds familiar, it may be time for an entitlement intervention.
Dr. Michael Wetter, is the author of Earn it! What to Do When Your Kid Needs an Entitlement Intervention.
He discusses how we can help change and shape our child’s character by instilling a sense of responsibility, accountability, kindness, and caring.
Dr. Wetter also shares practical tips on chores and allowances, friends and social media, co-parenting, and cultivating true resilience and self-esteem in our children.
When we talk about addiction, we often focus on substance abuse. In truth, there are people addicted to behaviors and habits that can cause just as much damage to their lives as drugs or alcohol.When we talk about addiction, we often focus on substance abuse.
In truth, there are people addicted to behaviors and habits that can cause just as much damage to their lives as drugs or alcohol.
Catherine Townsend-Lyon understands this all too well. For years, she was addicted to gambling, what she calls “a hush addiction.”
Catherine shares her story of how she was able to free herself from this crippling addiction and how she uses this experience to help others get on the path to recovery, even when all hope seems lost.
What if we could all work together to create empowered communities?We all strive to be empowered in our own lives, but most of the time, empowerment is talked about as a solitary pursuit; something you need to achieve on your own.
What if we could all work together to create empowered communities?
Cheree Davila is working with me to present The Empowerment Conference in 2018.
This event will bring together powerful speakers such as professional athletes, celebrities, authors and business icons to share their experiences and provide valuable information on how we can create a network that inspires every one of us to live our best lives.
So many of our conversations about food focus on what we shouldn’t be eating.So many of our conversations about food focus on what we shouldn’t be eating.
But, the truth is that our bodies can be nourished and can thrive when we give ourselves the gift of good nutrition.
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Shanna Mota is a Holistic Nutritionist and Yoga teacher. She joins Erica to discuss her work building a community of people who know how to unlock the healing power of food.
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it’s when life is at its most challenging that we are getting our mind, body, and spirit ready to take on anything.When things get difficult, we often think about “just getting through” them, and moving on.
But, it’s when life is at its most challenging that we are getting our mind, body, and spirit ready to take on anything.
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Spring Washam is a well-known meditation and dharma teacher whose personal journey has shown her that embracing struggle is the first step in cultivating a fierce heart.
Spring shares her journey and helps us explore how we can bring mindfulness into even our most overwhelming moments.
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Our brains are powerful muscles that can propel us to new heights, but they can also hold us back if we get caught up in what we think we know.Our brains are powerful muscles that can propel us to new heights, but they can also hold us back if we get caught up in what we think we know.
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Sometimes tapping into our potential means letting go of preconceived notions.
No one understands that more than Rob Moore. Rob is the author of The Consciousness Papers and Select Wisdom, which offer us a simple and accessible way to achieve our potential and enjoy a rich and fulfilling life.
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Navigating the complex system of recovery resources can be overwhelming, especially when you don’t have the luxury of time.Navigating the complex system of recovery resources can be overwhelming, especially when you don’t have the luxury of time.
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Chris Freeman is with SoberWorx, whose mission is “To organize the best addiction recovery resources on the planet into one location.”
Chris and the SoberWorx team focus on connecting people with the people and information they need to fight addiction and sustain successful recovery. He shares the SoberWorx story and discusses how connecting people with the right resources can save lives.
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Recovery is a journey that can often feel difficult and lonely.Recovery is a journey that can often feel difficult and lonely.
Without connecting to others in a supportive community, it’s easy to focus on what you’re doing wrong instead of celebrating your victories, both small and big.
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Jason Turner is the CEO and founder of Recover Strong, which seeks to infuse the pillars of commitment, connection, and community into addiction treatment. Jason shares his inspiring journey and what led him to understand that these pillars are essential to success in recovery and in life.
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Anger can profoundly affect your life.When it comes to the feelings food chain, anger is right at the top.
It devours our lives, making us lose sight of the fact that anger often stems from feelings of fear and sadness.
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Anger can profoundly affect your life, and if you don’t get to know it, understand it, and get to the root of where it’s coming from, you will never free yourself from its negative energy.
Todd Stumbo is a Board Certified Humans Services Practitioner and a Certified Anger Management Specialist. Todd explains how you can work through your anger and also offer tips for transforming anger and fear into productive and positive energy in your life and relationships.
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What are we teaching our children if we don’t know how to disagree? There’s no denying that it’s hard to have conversations with people who hold different views from ours.
Social media only seems to escalate the tension and isn’t a great forum for meaningful dialogue. But what are we teaching our children if we don’t know how to disagree?
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Dr. Michael Wetter is the author of the recently released book, What To Do When Your Kid Needs an Entitlement Intervention.
He explains why teaching kids to disagree helps them develop skills they need and provides tips on how we can model behavior in our own lives.
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In the quest to curb addiction, we often forget that true freedom from addiction means more than just rehabilitation, it means transformation.People who enter rehab for an addition are focused on getting control over destructive behavior.
In the quest to curb addiction, we often forget that true freedom from addiction means more than just rehabilitation, it means transformation.
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Marty Angelo has experienced true transformation while staring down addiction.
After being arrested in 1980 for cocaine possession, Marty experienced a new beginning that has shaped every move he’s made since then. He shares his story and why transformation is the key to sobriety.
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It’s time for us to consider that recovery means more than being free of drugs, alcohol, or harmful behaviors.For someone struggling with addiction, recovery is the goal.
But, it’s time for us to consider that recovery means more than being free of drugs, alcohol, or harmful behaviors.
How can we help people achieve recovery that incorporates physical, emotional, and psychological well-being?
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John Wolf is helping create a dramatic shift in how we work with toxicology reports to empower patients to understand what healthy recovery looks like for them.
John is the president and CIO of Medlab, Inc, which takes a patient-centric approach to reporting results. He discusses how he got started on his path and what he hopes to accomplish by giving people the tools they need to monitor their recovery as it relates to their overall health.
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When you experience trauma as a child, it can often have long-lasting effects on your life as an adult.When you experience trauma as a child, it can often have long-lasting effects on your life as an adult.
Often, we don’t even see or understand what those effects are, which is why processing childhood trauma is so important for your emotional, psychological, and physical health.
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John Mabry has a deeply personal connection and understanding to the power of processing childhood trauma.
John is a professional in the recovery field, and an accomplished stuntman and athlete. He shares the journey and story of how he moved through his own childhood trauma and how he empowers others to do the same.
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