Recovery Radio

In this episode, we will be talking about mental health and how important it is that we have open and honest conversations to break the harmful stigmas surrounding it.

In this episode, we will be talking about parents, or to be more specific: parenting. We’ll explore what to do when you find yourself unsure how to tackle the issues today’s children are facing.

In this episode, we have guest Daniel Robertson explaining how his personal journey of recovery has shaped his personal life and his professional career as an attorney defending clients with drug and alcohol-related charges.

In this episode we have guest Cassie Baker explaining the science behind Brain Spotting and how this therapy can assist those recovering from underlying pain and trauma.

In this episode we have guest Michelle McGinnis, the Chief Clinical Offer at Landmark Recovery, explaining how she built the addiction treatment program that Landmark Recovery uses today and the importance of creating a program that is both holistic and evidence-based.

Joining us on the show today is Dr. Paul Schmidt. Dr. Schmidt will be discussing Celebrate Recovery and how it compares to secular 12-Step programs

Joining us on the show today is Libby Mills. Ms. Mills will be diving into the practice of Restorative Justice, explaining how it's different from traditional criminal justice, how the process works, and what the recidivism rate is for those who partake in the program.

Joining us on the show today is Jason Schwartz. Jason will be speaking with us about co-occurring psychiatric symptoms and the practice of personal medicine as a model of addiction treatment.

Joining us on the show today is Dr. Eric Yazel. Dr. Yazel has spent much of his career serving in, directing, and teaching about hospital emergency rooms. He’s come to share some of those experiences with us today.

Joining us today is Michael Walsh. In this episode Michael and Zach will be discussing the difficulties of defining an addiction treatment as a success. They'll be going over relapse, amount of time sober, and other gray areas that make finding hard data on the success rate of treatment centers so difficult to measure.

Joining us this episode is Dr. Dru Kemp. Dr. Kemp is a psychotherapist and Licensed Clinical Social Worker with his own private practice, and has been serving patients in Louisville for over 30 years. He'll be speaking with us today about the use and effectiveness of motivational interviewing as a treatment for addiction.

In this episode Jim Clines will be speaking with us about the effect technology has on adolescents and how it can develop into an addiction

Joining us on the show today is Susan Kwasny. Susan currently serves as the Health and Wellness Director for the Jewish Community Center in Louisville Kentucky. She has owned her own fitness studio, where she also served as a fitness instructor.

In this episode we will have guest John Walsh dive into the science behind neurofeedback and its uses. If you're curious about how this type of treatment works, the benefits risks of this treatment, and when it would be recommended, tune in to learn more.

Joining us today is Steve Dowdle. Steve is a certified life coach dedicated to helping his clients create visions, steps, and actions to meet their personal life and career goals. He'll be speaking with us about our commitments, specifically how we stay committed to our goals and how we stay accountable to ourselves and others.

In this episode we have guest James Hadlock. James, in recovery himself, is an entrepreneur and multi-millionaire turned purpose-driven family man, trainer, and coach who speaks nationally on the transformative power of meaningful connection and how it impacts business, family, and personal success. He is the founder of BluNovus, a human development company. With over 25 years of leadership, consulting, and entrepreneurial experience and more than 10 years drug and alcohol free, James’ views on connection and success are thought provoking. James has worked with professional athletes, business executives, families, and the addiction recovery industry.

In this episode we have guest Dorthy Noble, the current Alumni Liaison at Landmark Recovery. Dorthy will be discussing the importance of alumni programs after addiction treatment and answering questions about what you can expect from a successful alumni program.

Joining us today is Matthew La Rocco, the manager of Louisville Metro Health Department's needle exchange program. Mr. La Rocco will be outlining for us what a needle exchange program is, how it coincides with Harm Reduction, and the different ideas surrounding this approach.

Joining us today is Erin Henle and Emily Catoe. Today, we will be discussing sober housing, as well as the benefits of this type of program. Recovery housing is a popular option in locations like Kentucky, and Erin and Emily will be explaining why this type of assistance is beneficial to those who are undergoing recovery or are becoming sober. Erin and Emily will not only discuss the environment in recovery housing, but a typical day in recovery housing as well. To learn more about Erin and Emily, as well as recovery housing, tune into Recovery Radio and let's grow in knowledge together.

Joining us today is Dan Reeves. Dan struggled with addiction from a young age but has overcome his affliction and stayed sober with the help of yoga. Today he will be covering the different benefits of yoga, how it helped him, and how it can help others who are suffering with an addiction to drugs or alcohol. To learn more about Dan Reeves and his past, as well as how yoga has helped better his life, tune into Recovery Radio and let's grow in knowledge together.