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The Current Videos - Click on Photo to Go to Show Page
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Pat Taylor is the Executive Director of Faces & Voices of Recovery, a national organization committed to organizing and mobilizing the millions of Americans in long-term recovery from addiction.The organization is working to change public perceptions of recovery, promote effective public policy, and demonstrate that recovery is working for millions of Americans.
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Johan Sorensen has been on the board of directors, founder, clinical director and marketing director of some of the best known private residential facilities in the UK. He is currently a Director for Freedom Consultancy, a company that specialises in rebranding and market expansion as well as developing new financial resources for providers and consumers.
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Dave Brundage is the Founder of Black Cat Lodge located up on the Cumberland Plateau in Eastern Tennessee. Black Cat Lodge is a transitional living facility that provides a real-life approach to relapse prevention. Dave teaches addicts to trust themselves and become self-sufficient - perhaps for the first time.
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Josephine Ramirez-Herndon is the co-editor of RecoveryView.com, an online journal for professionals in the fields of Addiction and Behavioral Health. “Our mission is to bridge the Professional Community as a co-operative network to better the lives of those we care for.” |
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The Current Podcasts - Click on Photo to go to Show Page
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Dr. Mitchell E. Wallick is the Executive Director of C.A.R.E., Comprehensive Addiction Rehabilitation Education, an addiction treatment center in North Palm Beach, Florida.
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Ed Hughes is the Executive Director of The Counseling Center, Inc. (TCC) is a multi-county addiction and mental health services provider with outpatient offices in Portsmouth and West Union, Ohio. |
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Raymond G. Ferrero III, Esq. is an attorney and founding co-partner of Addiction Recovery Legal Services, LLC. He is also the Executive Director of Health Affairs for Nova Southeastern University's Health Professions Division, and an associate professor of Psychology and Behavioral Medicine for Nova Southeastern University's College of Osteopathic Medicine. |
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Dan Griffin, M.A., has worked in the mental health and addictions field for over a decade. His graduate work was centered on the social construction of masculinity in the culture of Alcoholics Anonymous. Griffin lives in Minnesota and has been in recovery for fifteen years. A Man’s Way Through the Twelve Steps is his first book.
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