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Our guest is Beverly Watts Davis. In January 2007, Beverly Watts Davis was appointed as the Senior Advisor on Substance Abuse to the Administrator of the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration after serving over three years as the Director for the Center for Substance Abuse Prevention (CSAP). As CSAP Director, Ms. Davis worked in partnership with Federal agencies, State and local government, and public and private sector organizations to prevent illegal drug use and the abuse of legal drugs by building resilience among young people, facilitating recovery, and promoting protective factors and reducing risk factors in communities nationwide. Prior to her appointment at SAMHSA/CSAP, Ms. Davis was the Executive Director of San Antonio Fighting Back and the Senior Vice President with the United Way of San Antonio and Bexar County.

Rokelle Lerner is one of the most sought after speakers and trainers on relationships, women's issues and addicted family systems. She has inspired audiences throughout the world with her ability to address difficulties with insight, humor, and astounding clarity. She has received numerous awards for her work including Esquire Magazine's “Top 100 Women in the U.S. Who Are Changing the Nation.” Rokelle has been an advisor and consultant with foreign governments, US agencies, corporations, and hundreds of individuals on relationships, boundary issues and addiction. She is also co-founder and consultant to Children Are People, Inc., a program used in thousands of schools throughout the country. Rokelle has appeared as a guest consultant on numerous television shows such as Oprah and Good Morning America

Rokelle Lerner is one of the most sought after speakers and trainers on relationships, women's issues and addicted family systems. She has inspired audiences throughout the world with her ability to address difficulties with insight, humor, and astounding clarity. She has received numerous awards for her work including Esquire Magazine's “Top 100 Women in the U.S. Who Are Changing the Nation.” Rokelle has been an advisor and consultant with foreign governments, US agencies, corporations, and hundreds of individuals on relationships, boundary issues and addiction. She is also co-founder and consultant to Children Are People, Inc., a program used in thousands of schools throughout the country. Rokelle has appeared as a guest consultant on numerous television shows such as Oprah and Good Morning America

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.

This program will focus on how substance use disorders are viewed and treated worldwide. Our guest will be Dr. David Powell, PhD. is President of the International Center for Health Concerns, Inc. In this capacity he is involved in education and training of health care professionals worldwide, and spends six months of the year living and working in Asia. He has been in the behavioral health field since 1965, and has authored seven texts in the field. Dr. Powell is Currently involved in assisting in establishing Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, and Al-Anon in the People’s Republic of China. Consultant to Peking University Institute of Mental Health. Co-leader of the First Addiction Institute, China, Sept. 2002, Beijing. Consultant, Asia

This program will focus on how substance use disorders are viewed and treated worldwide. Our guest will be Dr. David Powell, PhD. is President of the International Center for Health Concerns, Inc. In this capacity he is involved in education and training of health care professionals worldwide, and spends six months of the year living and working in Asia. He has been in the behavioral health field since 1965, and has authored seven texts in the field. Dr. Powell is Currently involved in assisting in establishing Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, and Al-Anon in the People’s Republic of China. Consultant to Peking University Institute of Mental Health. Co-leader of the First Addiction Institute, China, Sept. 2002, Beijing. Consultant, Asia

This program will focus on recovery from dual disorders. Our Guest will be Moe Armstrong, Moe has been mentally ill for thirty five years. He struggles with his own mental illness every day of his life. In 1984, Moe went back to college and earned two masters degrees. His dream was to work in the mental health system and create the opportunities that he received from mental health care for other people with mental illness. He was one of the first people with schizophrenia to work as mental health professional and has worked for over 12 yrs in mental health. He was presented in a special television show on ABC Nightline with Ted Koppel based on his present work with the Peer Educators Project. Appeared on the Larry King Live show as part of the discussion about mental health issues. He has appeared on Dan Rather's CBScevening news talking about mental health. He as appeared on two national ABC news broadcast talking about mental illness.

This program will focus on recovery from dual disorders. Our Guest will be Moe Armstrong, Moe has been mentally ill for thirty five years. He struggles with his own mental illness every day of his life. In 1984, Moe went back to college and earned two masters degrees. His dream was to work in the mental health system and create the opportunities that he received from mental health care for other people with mental illness. He was one of the first people with schizophrenia to work as mental health professional and has worked for over 12 yrs in mental health. He was presented in a special television show on ABC Nightline with Ted Koppel based on his present work with the Peer Educators Project. Appeared on the Larry King Live show as part of the discussion about mental health issues. He has appeared on Dan Rather's CBScevening news talking about mental health. He as appeared on two national ABC news broadcast talking about mental illness.

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.

This program will focus on the obstacles, challenges that musicians, actors and other creative face on the road to recovery. Recovery and creativity are possible despite current headlines. Our guests will be John McAndrew, a “pops/blues” artist whose music is featured on our show. Jon Cohan and Shauna Guidici, who will discuss Right Turn is a non-profit organization founded by Addictions Specialist Woody Giessmann with a vision of providing innovative programming, individual support, rehabilitation services and ongoing encouragement to New England artists and entertainers (and their families) who've been affected by alcoholism, addiction, and psychiatric issues.

This program will focus on the obstacles, challenges that musicians, actors and other creative face on the road to recovery. Recovery and creativity are possible despite current headlines. Our guests will be John McAndrew, a “pops/blues” artist whose music is featured on our show. Jon Cohan and Shauna Guidici, who will discuss Right Turn is a non-profit organization founded by Addictions Specialist Woody Giessmann with a vision of providing innovative programming, individual support, rehabilitation services and ongoing encouragement to New England artists and entertainers (and their families) who've been affected by alcoholism, addiction, and psychiatric issues.

This program will focus on the signs and symptoms of opiate dependence and current effective treatment interventions. Our guest will be Dr. Mark Green, Medical Director of WestBridge Community Services. He obtained his medical degree at the University of London in 1993 and worked in internal medicine for several years before moving to the U.S. He completed his psychiatry residency in 1999 and then a Fellowship in Addiction Psychiatry, at New York Presbyterian Hospital, Cornell Medical Center. Dr. Green was an Assistant Professor at Cornell, working and teaching in dual diagnosis, and a research associate at Rockefeller University In 2003, he became the first medical director of Vermont’s first methadone clinic. In addition to his work at WestBridge, Dr. Green teaches at Harvard Medical School and participates in Psychiatric training programs, lectures on topics in Dual Diagnoses and publishes articles on neurobiology, collaborative psychopharmacology, and clinical management issues.

This program will focus on the signs and symptoms of opiate dependence and current effective treatment interventions. Our guest will be Dr. Mark Green, Medical Director of WestBridge Community Services. He obtained his medical degree at the University of London in 1993 and worked in internal medicine for several years before moving to the U.S. He completed his psychiatry residency in 1999 and then a Fellowship in Addiction Psychiatry, at New York Presbyterian Hospital, Cornell Medical Center. Dr. Green was an Assistant Professor at Cornell, working and teaching in dual diagnosis, and a research associate at Rockefeller University In 2003, he became the first medical director of Vermont’s first methadone clinic. In addition to his work at WestBridge, Dr. Green teaches at Harvard Medical School and participates in Psychiatric training programs, lectures on topics in Dual Diagnoses and publishes articles on neurobiology, collaborative psychopharmacology, and clinical management issues.