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Stephen F. Grinstead, Dr.AD; LMFT;ACRPS,CADC Dr. Grinstead is a senior consultant/trainer for The Gorski-CENAPS Corporation. He is the developer of the Addiction-Free Pain Management System. Dr. Grimstead has been working with pain management, addictive disorders. And coexisting mental and personality disorders for over two decades, teaching seminars and certification trainings for mane 8,000 healthcare professionals and therapists across North America. Today’s show will cover chronic pain disorders; how to manage pain without becoming addicted to pain medication and how to remain in recovery while managing chronic pain. Join us as we discuss the role of empowerment, the Addiction Pain Syndrome, Pain Medications, and other Nonpharmacological./Holistic treatments.

Stephen F. Grinstead, Dr.AD; LMFT;ACRPS,CADC Dr. Grinstead is a senior consultant/trainer for The Gorski-CENAPS Corporation. He is the developer of the Addiction-Free Pain Management System. Dr. Grimstead has been working with pain management, addictive disorders. And coexisting mental and personality disorders for over two decades, teaching seminars and certification trainings for mane 8,000 healthcare professionals and therapists across North America. Today’s show will cover chronic pain disorders; how to manage pain without becoming addicted to pain medication and how to remain in recovery while managing chronic pain. Join us as we discuss the role of empowerment, the Addiction Pain Syndrome, Pain Medications, and other Nonpharmacological./Holistic treatments.

Paul is an independent, Masters level, licensed professional counselor and board registered interventionist. He is a member of the Association of Intervention Specialists and has been in the addiction field for over 22 years. Paul's compassion, respect and clinical expertise provide each family with the training and confidence to help their loved ones recover. Paul is an international speaker on the subject of intervention and is well respected in the treatment industry. He is trained in the use of the Johnson model, Systemic Family Intervention and invitational models. His success rates are unsurpassed in the industry. When one person in the family system has “had enough”, and picks up the phone, change is possible. Addicts or those struggling with Mental Health issues do not have to “hit bottom” before recovery can begin. People do not have to ask for an interventionist to be offered the assistance of one.

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This program will focus on the politics of addiction and on one person’s journey in recovery. Our guest is William Cope Moyers who is currently Vice-President for external affairs at the Hazelden Foundation in Minnesota. A former newspaper journalist and writer for CNN, he lives with his wife and three children in St. Paul, MN.

This program will focus on the politics of addiction and on one person’s journey in recovery. Our guest is William Cope Moyers who is currently Vice-President for external affairs at the Hazelden Foundation in Minnesota. A former newspaper journalist and writer for CNN, he lives with his wife and three children in St. Paul, MN.

Tami Duncan is the Executive Director and co-founder of the Lyme Induced Autism (LIA) Foundation located in Corona, CA. The foundation focuses on education, awareness, and research into the connection between Lyme disease and autism. Duncan co-founded the organization after her son was diagnosed with autism and she with Lyme disease. She is the host of an online radio show called The Lyme-Autism Connection on Autism One Radio and the author of several articles and editorials published in Lyme Times, Public Health Alert, and The Lyme-Autism Connection, a monthly column in the Townsend Letter. Bryan Rosner is the author of four books focusing on Lyme disease education. He is an internationally recognized author, educator and speaker. His articles and books on Lyme disease have received critical acclaim from patients and physicians in more than 15 countries. A journalist by trade, his writing turned toward Lyme disease after he contracted the stubborn infection in 2001.

Tami Duncan is the Executive Director and co-founder of the Lyme Induced Autism (LIA) Foundation located in Corona, CA. The foundation focuses on education, awareness, and research into the connection between Lyme disease and autism. Duncan co-founded the organization after her son was diagnosed with autism and she with Lyme disease. She is the host of an online radio show called The Lyme-Autism Connection on Autism One Radio and the author of several articles and editorials published in Lyme Times, Public Health Alert, and The Lyme-Autism Connection, a monthly column in the Townsend Letter. Bryan Rosner is the author of four books focusing on Lyme disease education. He is an internationally recognized author, educator and speaker. His articles and books on Lyme disease have received critical acclaim from patients and physicians in more than 15 countries. A journalist by trade, his writing turned toward Lyme disease after he contracted the stubborn infection in 2001.

Carol Colleran, CAP, ICADC, Executive Vice-President of Public Policy and National Affairs at the Hanley Center, is a pioneer in the development of age-specific treatment and the co-author of Aging and Addiction: Helping Older Adults Overcome Alcohol and Medication Dependence. Colleran is an educator and advocate for older adult recovery, and participates in policy development, education for several national organizations, including the Center for Substance Abuse Task Force for Treatment in Aging and Substance Abuse. She is a presenter both nationally and internationally and is widely published. Colleran is the recipient of many awards, including the CARP Inc. Peter Fairclough Memorial Recognition Award in 2006. In 2007, she was honored by NAADAC, The Association for Addiction Professionals, with the national William F. “Bill” Callahan Award. This year Carol Colleran was named the recipient of the 2008 American Society on Aging Mental Health and Aging Network Award.

Carol Colleran, CAP, ICADC, Executive Vice-President of Public Policy and National Affairs at the Hanley Center, is a pioneer in the development of age-specific treatment and the co-author of Aging and Addiction: Helping Older Adults Overcome Alcohol and Medication Dependence. Colleran is an educator and advocate for older adult recovery, and participates in policy development, education for several national organizations, including the Center for Substance Abuse Task Force for Treatment in Aging and Substance Abuse. She is a presenter both nationally and internationally and is widely published. Colleran is the recipient of many awards, including the CARP Inc. Peter Fairclough Memorial Recognition Award in 2006. In 2007, she was honored by NAADAC, The Association for Addiction Professionals, with the national William F. “Bill” Callahan Award. This year Carol Colleran was named the recipient of the 2008 American Society on Aging Mental Health and Aging Network Award.

Dr. Stolar received his undergraduate, graduate, and medical degrees from the University of Illinois. He completed a psychiatric residency program at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, where he now is a Clinical Associate Professor working with the Brain Behavior Laboratory/Schizophrenia Research Center. He is Medical Director of Project Transition’s Audubon program, Consulting Psychiatrist for the Beck Institute and Creative Health Services, and has a private psychotherapy practice. Dr. Stolar is a co-author of Schizophrenia: Cognitive Theory, Research, and Therapy by Aaron T. Beck, Neil A. Rector, Neal Stolar, and Paul Grant (Nov 20, 2008), Guilford Press.

Dr. Stolar received his undergraduate, graduate, and medical degrees from the University of Illinois. He completed a psychiatric residency program at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, where he now is a Clinical Associate Professor working with the Brain Behavior Laboratory/Schizophrenia Research Center. He is Medical Director of Project Transition’s Audubon program, Consulting Psychiatrist for the Beck Institute and Creative Health Services, and has a private psychotherapy practice. Dr. Stolar is a co-author of Schizophrenia: Cognitive Theory, Research, and Therapy by Aaron T. Beck, Neil A. Rector, Neal Stolar, and Paul Grant (Nov 20, 2008), Guilford Press.

Szifra is the author of Together We Heal: A Real-Life Portrait of Group Therapy, which is available on Amazon.com and Infinity Publishing. During her career, Szifra has worked with a broad range of populations from adult children of alcoholics to high-stress police officers and their families, couples in the throes of divorce and individuals facing just about any kind of psychological challenge you might name, including business owners struggling with bankruptcy or sudden wealth. Szifra has become a nationally recognized consultant on the psychology of money, building a small business and marketing. She recently appeared in Business Week and on Business Week TV for her expertise in advising financial services professionals on how to talk to clients about money and other personal issues. She has a master's degree in counseling and is a licensed marriage and family therapist, a licensed mental health counselor and a certified drug and alcohol abuse counselor.