One Hour AT A Time
Summary: Recovery, whether it is from substance abuse or a mental illness, or both requires a treatment plan, which in many cases is as effective as treatments for other chronic illnesses. “One Hour AT A Time” will increase awareness about recovery and decrease the discrimination against individuals in the recovery process. Host Mary Woods, will help people understand the recovery of adults and families living with co-occurring substance use disorders and psychotic and/or affective illness over the course of a lifetime. Helping individuals develop the skills and knowledge they need to take personal responsibility for their health and supporting individuals in their efforts to get on with life beyond illness has been Mary’s mission and she now brings that mission to the airwaves. Broadcasting live on VoiceAmerica Health and Wellness every Monday afternoon at 12 PM Pacific, “One Hour AT A Time” – where recovery begins with education.
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With HHS Secretary Sebelius recently announcing long-awaited parity laws, our two mental health experts will explain what this means for Americans who suffer from mental illness and how insurance companies will now have to give equal coverage to people who have a mental disorder. They will also speak about the new federal grants for community health centers that are helping people sign up for health insurance. Jamison Monroe is the CEO of Newport Academy, a mental health and addiction facility in CA and CT, who believes this will finally make mental health treatment affordable, bringing people with mental illness out of the shadows. Carolyn Wolf, an attorney in mental health law, believes this is long-overdue, as the insurance companies have fought for years not to cover people with mental illnesses. But the next fight is getting insurance companies to actually follow the law.
Our guest today will address some biological and medical aspects of addiction that can be unexplored in treatment. His latest book, “The Therapist’s Guide to Addiction Medicine”, highlights current trends in addiction treatment, and addresses a wide range of topics, including neurochemistry, drugs of abuse and process addictions.
Our guest today will address some biological and medical aspects of addiction that can be unexplored in treatment. His latest book, “The Therapist’s Guide to Addiction Medicine”, highlights current trends in addiction treatment, and addresses a wide range of topics, including neurochemistry, drugs of abuse and process addictions.
Our guest today, Cali Estes, would like to discuss addiction in the business world along with added stress that is increasing addiction. Cali will also discuss offering certifications to therapists and others in Recovery Coaching and Intervention and to help them increase their client base.
Our guest today, Cali Estes, would like to discuss addiction in the business world along with added stress that is increasing addiction. Cali will also discuss offering certifications to therapists and others in Recovery Coaching and Intervention and to help them increase their client base.
Our guest today, Dr. David Mee-Lee, will discuss the new ASAM Criteria - the treatment criteria for substance related addictive and co-occurring conditions. The ASAM Criteria has been completely redesigned and updated from its 2001 edition. The ASAM Criteria applies the newest science in the field of addiction medicine, is compliant with the DSM-5 and incorporates a user-friendly functionality. New content includes emerging areas of focus, such as gambling and tobacco use disorders, as well as population specific sections, including older adults and persons in criminal justice settings. For more information please visit www.changecompanies.net
Our guest today, Dr. David Mee-Lee, will discuss the new ASAM Criteria - the treatment criteria for substance related addictive and co-occurring conditions. The ASAM Criteria has been completely redesigned and updated from its 2001 edition. The ASAM Criteria applies the newest science in the field of addiction medicine, is compliant with the DSM-5 and incorporates a user-friendly functionality. New content includes emerging areas of focus, such as gambling and tobacco use disorders, as well as population specific sections, including older adults and persons in criminal justice settings. For more information please visit www.changecompanies.net
Mr. Tamasi joined Gosnold at its inception in 1972 and has served in a number of clinical and administrative positions including addiction counselor, Director of Counseling Services, Program Director, and Vice-President. He was named Gosnold’s President/CEO in 1992. He oversees the Gosnold inpatient, residential, and outpatient programs that comprise the Cape’s largest behavioral health treatment organization. Mr. Tamasi is on the Board of the National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers, a member of American College of Healthcare Executives, the Network for the Improvement of Addiction Treatment, Cape Cod Hospital Board of Incorporators, and the Association for Behavioral Health. Before joining Gosnold, Mr. Tamasi worked in the private sector for 7 years in the greater New York area. He received a Bachelor's of Arts in Economics from Rutgers University and has a Masters in Education with a concentration in Counseling and Healthcare Administration from Cambridge College.
Mr. Tamasi joined Gosnold at its inception in 1972 and has served in a number of clinical and administrative positions including addiction counselor, Director of Counseling Services, Program Director, and Vice-President. He was named Gosnold’s President/CEO in 1992. He oversees the Gosnold inpatient, residential, and outpatient programs that comprise the Cape’s largest behavioral health treatment organization. Mr. Tamasi is on the Board of the National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers, a member of American College of Healthcare Executives, the Network for the Improvement of Addiction Treatment, Cape Cod Hospital Board of Incorporators, and the Association for Behavioral Health. Before joining Gosnold, Mr. Tamasi worked in the private sector for 7 years in the greater New York area. He received a Bachelor's of Arts in Economics from Rutgers University and has a Masters in Education with a concentration in Counseling and Healthcare Administration from Cambridge College.
Today’s episode will focus on educating our audience on the effects of growing up in a family where there is active alcoholism, what does recovery look like, what are effective treatments and information on the National Association for Children of Alcoholics (NACoA).
Today’s episode will focus on educating our audience on the effects of growing up in a family where there is active alcoholism, what does recovery look like, what are effective treatments and information on the National Association for Children of Alcoholics (NACoA).
While the holidays are known for family togetherness, joy and goodwill, they also can be a time of strained family dynamics, financial pressure, and stress. How does the recovering addict safeguard their recovery during this time? Today’s guest will offer guidance and suggestions for making it through the holidays sober, clean, and abstinent by strengthening one’s recovery through service to others and committing to a strong recovery program.
While the holidays are known for family togetherness, joy and goodwill, they also can be a time of strained family dynamics, financial pressure, and stress. How does the recovering addict safeguard their recovery during this time? Today’s guest will offer guidance and suggestions for making it through the holidays sober, clean, and abstinent by strengthening one’s recovery through service to others and committing to a strong recovery program.
What is Codependency and why it is being said to be good for you? Join Dr. Patricia O’Gorman, author of The Resilient Woman (2013), and Healing Trauma Through Self-Parenting: The Codependency Connection (2012), and Mary Woods for a probing discussion of the history of the term ”codependency” and why it is now being heralded as ‘good news’ for trauma survivors.
What is Codependency and why it is being said to be good for you? Join Dr. Patricia O’Gorman, author of The Resilient Woman (2013), and Healing Trauma Through Self-Parenting: The Codependency Connection (2012), and Mary Woods for a probing discussion of the history of the term ”codependency” and why it is now being heralded as ‘good news’ for trauma survivors.
