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When I Stop Fighting - The PodcastSeason 2 Episode 15 with Angie MansonAddiction | Treatment | Recovery | Health and Fitness | Making a Difference | Giving Back | Gratitude In this episode of "When I Stop Fighting the Podcast," I am happy to welcome Angie Manson, CEO of Elevate Addiction Services. Angie's journey began with substance use at age eleven in Reno, Nevada, leading her into addiction. After a series of legal troubles and a pivotal intervention by her family, she was sentenced to treatment rather than prison, which marked the beginning of her recovery journey. Now, with thirty years of sobriety, Angie has discovered her true calling in...2025-07-2355 min
The Hot Mix With Angie MarieThe Hot Mix With Angie Marie Episode 701. The Usual Suspects (Enzo Globe x Nam Nitty x Rah Sun x Pillz Bury) - Get Money Remix2. Apollo Brown x Ras Kass x Slaine x Sick Jacken x Sean Price - Drink Irish 3. Benny the Butcher x Sule x Fuego Base - B$F4. OT The Real x 38 Spesh - 18 Ballgames5. Terror Van Poo x Bernadette Price - They Like It When We Rhyme Together6. Reno RX - Uncle Luke Cage7. Trizz x Mike Summers x K.A.A.N. - Slum Dawg Millionaire8. Big Homie...2025-07-2200 min
Healthcare IT Today InterviewsCombining Technology and Tradition to Transform Indigenous/Indian HealthcareThe resourceful and caring team at Reno Sparks Tribal Health Center (RSTHC) has been leveraging technology from NextGen Healthcare (NextGen) to deliver quality care to the American Indians in their community. Now, with the recent CMS announcement, they will be able to add traditional medicine.
Healthcare IT Today had the opportunity to sit down with Angie Wilson, Tribal Health Director at RSTHC while she was attending the 2024 NextGen User Group Meeting (#NextGenUGM24). We wanted to find out more about their use of NextGen’s EHR and how the announcement from CMS will affect how they deliver care.
Learn more ab...2025-01-0310 min
SagebrushersS3 Ep. 13: Postdoctoral Scholars Angie Lenard & Satish ManandharUniversity of Nevada, Reno President Brian Sandoval hosts Angie Lenard, Ph.D., and Satish Manandhar, Ph.D., two postdoctoral scholars contributing to impactful research on campus. Around 70 postdoctoral scholars work at the University, playing a valuable role in advancing the research and teaching on campus.
Lenard and Manandhar help to lead the University’s Postdoctoral Association (UNR PA), an organization that was formed in 2021 by volunteer postdocs to represent postdocs across campus. The organization offers professional development opportunities, social events and other community building for any postdoctoral scholar at the University.
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UBCNews - MarketingOnline Marketing Fore Chicago Landscaping Businesses: Media Content CampaignsContent Marketing That Works. To be effective, content marketing must do three things: it must be easy to find, it must be interesting for people when they do find it, and it must be easy to do at scale. Of course, that’s a lot to think about for a busy landscaping business, which is why specialist agency Traffic Sprout created a unique done-for-you solution.
Reach Clients Wherever They’re Searching. A recent study by UK-based BrightLocal found that 87% of consumers now use Google to find and research local businesses. The report also revealed that 77% of people use...2024-11-3002 min
UBCNews - MarketingOnline Marketing Fore Chicago Landscaping Businesses: Media Content CampaignsIf you run a landscaping business in Chicago or surrounding areas, digital agency Traffic Sprout offers a unique content marketing service that features your company on top news outlets, like Business Insider and AP. Go to https://trafficsprout.clientcabin.com/app/info for more information. Traffic Sprout City: RenoAddress: 1005 Terminal Way, Ste 100Website: https://trafficsprout.clientcabin.com/app/infoEmail: angie.trafficsprout@gmail.com2024-11-3002 min
Dam Podcast - An Oregon State Athletics PodcastOn the Road AgainThe BeaverBlitz team of Angie Machado, Jake Hedberg and Ty Boice team up to discuss the double OT win over Colorado State and preview this week's road game at Nevada-Reno. Jake also gives a recruiting update for the class of 2025 and the Beavers 2026 QB commit. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices2024-10-1153 min
Purple Politics Nevada with Lucia StarbuckNorthern Nevada Black voters on safeguarding democracy, economy, and Harris vs TrumpBlack voters are responding in different ways to seeing Kamala Harris become the first Black woman to be a presidential candidate for a major political party. For this month’s episode of Purple Politics Nevada, host Lucia Starbuck breaks the misconception that this voting bloc is a monolith and speaks to community members about their top issues, such as upholding democracy, the high cost of living, and education.Hear from two sisters, Sherrell Collins, a Reno resident and US Army veteran, and Beverly Johnson, a California resident volunteering for the Harris-Walz campaign in Nevada, about the importance of...2024-09-2526 min
"FIEBRE DE SABADO POR LA NOCHE EN CUARENTENA"FIEBRE DE SÁBADO POR LA NOCHE EN CUARENTENA - 211 - 20-04-2024 - Pilota - BEBÉ RENO - Soho - Adriano y Antino- DICKINSONFIEBRE DE SÁBADO POR LA NOCHE EN CUARENTENA con la DOCTORA AMOR y JORGE PINTI desde MENDOZA
Pilota trans - BEBÉ RENO - Soho - Adriano y Antinoo - ANGIE DICKINSON.2024-06-053h 57
Siblinghood of RecoveryEpisode 58 - Catherine Borgman-Arboleda Founder of Collaborative Insights, Conscious Parenting Coach and Recovery MomJoin me in a fabulous interviewing Catherine Borgman-Arboleda, Founder of Collaborative-Insights Coaching, as we cover the vital importance of self-work. We hear that term everywhere, this Episode digs in to what self-work comprises of and how Catherine's insights can lead to a tremendous amount of healing, letting go false expectations and developing a deep connection with our loved ones, no matter where they are at in the walk of Recovery. I hope you gain as much knowledge as I did in this insightful dialogue. Please visit to Catherine's website for resources at https://www.collaborative-insights.com/.2:15...2024-04-2940 minSiblinghood of RecoveryEpisode 57 - Tracy, a Recovery Mom: Lessons Learned, Resources shared and the Gift her Daughter's Recovery brought to the FamilyWelcome to a Mom's Recovery Journey. Tracy offers a rich perspective on how Wilderness Treatment not only changed her daughter's life but positively impacted the entire Family System. The goal, as always, is to share experience, resources, and connection. We hope you'll find information here to help your own Recovery Journey. 1:40 - Tracy's Journey: the Pandemic's impact on her daughter's anxiety, depression, and safety.3:30 - What Tracy would say to her 2020-self.4:45 - Decision making with and without fear.6:30 - Researching Residential Treatment Center (RTC): how to utilize communities, parents, interviewing the RTC Therapist...2024-02-1939 minSiblinghood of RecoveryEpisode 56 - Welcome to 2024! Here are 11 Resources to help your Growth as a Parent in RecoveryWelcome to 2024! If you're listening to this, you may have a child in recovery, in the chaos of substance use, or you are engaged with a Treatment professional to help your child. Here are Resources for you, as a Parent, to continue your own growth which is the best thing you can do as you support your child's journey through addiction.Resources4:10 - Local Al Anon Groups & Meetings5:00 - Social Media Challenges: the mistake of perceiving your children as a Family Asset instead of an individual, the easy route...2024-01-0718 minSiblinghood of RecoveryEpisode 55 - Buddy C Interviews Angie Reno on the Tao of our Understanding Alcohol Recovery PodcastFor my amazing Recovery community, this is being dropped one day before my Loved One's Birthday. What an amazingly beautiful and hard Journey this has been and I can't think of a better day to publish this one as I watch my Loved One create his own Path. In tandem, I also continue to 'Do The Work' and know I will never take my foot off the gas as I have oh-so much to learn. I'll be back soon with research, resources, links and more but, for now, I hope you enjoy this interview of how I got here f...2023-12-0752 min
But Did You Die? with The Jet SistersEpisode 2 - The Worst Part About Dental Work in Costa Rica is the Bullet AntsWe're back! Chatting travel trends, news and traumas with coffee and the occasional dog barking. Is it a podcast? Um, we don't know. But tune in and if you like it, let us know.
Show Notes:
1:00 Notes on getting old
2:05 Bathroom reno: The Neverending Story
2:50 Socializing Nora the bad dog
3:27 Pickleball obsession
4:00 $40 coffees and snorting avocado toast
5:16 Travel News of the Week
5:30 Plate Tectonics... yeah, it's going down
10:30 Topic of the Week: Dental Work in Costa Rica
13:45 How much cheaper is dental work in Costa Rica?
15:20 Does anyone really floss?
17:45 American healthcare sucks
18:39 Endoscopies and colonoscopies are coming for...2023-11-2030 minSiblinghood of RecoveryEpisode 54 - Abigail Batchelder, PhD, MPH, on the critical impact of stigma reduction on decreasing barriers to mental health treatment for those battling substance use disordersAbigail Batchelder, PhD, MPH is an Assistant Director of Behavioral Medicine Program for Stigma and Substance Use Research and Assistant Professor in Psychology, Harvard Medical School, as well as the Director of the Substance Use Scientific Working Group, at Harvard University's Center for AIDS Research.What grabbed my attention of the research article, The shame spiral of addiction: Negative self-conscious emotion and substance use, was the succinct conclusion of, "Shame and guilt are barriers to reducing stimulant use, and expanded efforts are needed to mitigate the deleterious effects of these self-conscious emotions in...2023-09-2935 minSiblinghood of RecoveryEpisode 53 - MaryBeth Cichocki, R.N. Interview, Trail of Truth Planning Committee Member, Legislative Warrior for Change in the Arena of Addiction TreatmentMaryBeth lost her son Matt to the disease of addiction. What MaryBeth has done with that loss is nothing short of amazing. The drive to work hard in the arena of Recovery comes from the simple fact that MaryBeth would do anything to ensure a parent never experiences the devastating grief she has felt in losing Matt. This interview covers so much in the walk with addiction as a parent. Ranging from anger, to chaos, to building a community of resources, MaryBeth shares all that she's learned. I know you will benefit from listening to MaryBeth and her limitless...2023-09-1852 min
Our Town RenoAngie Salcido, the Credit Doctor is Ready to See You“We basically fix their credit and if you have any collections, late payments or inquiries on your credit, we can help. There's a lot of identity theft going on right now in Reno,” says Angie Salcido, who offers services in both English and Spanish to customers who can get a free introductory visit at her offices on Kietzke Lane in south Reno. “The more you look at credit, the more you get different scenarios that you can help out with. And I love helping people and educating people.”
The credit repair services industry is growing rapidly in the US and here in...2023-08-2329 minSiblinghood of RecoveryEpisode 52 - Interview with Jackie Werboff: NARM Therapist on the Neuro Affective Relational Model and the Journey of RecoveryTo have Jackie Werboff on this Podcast is nothing short of an incredible honor. Jackie directly contributed to my own Recovery through an offering space to begin understanding, in the most compassionate of ways, how my own childhood development was impacting the Family System I sought to build. I hope you enjoy this conversation that includes the NeuroAffective Relational Model(NARM) model of Therapy, attunement between parent and child, substance use as self-medication for unmet emotional needs in teens, the value of the 12 Step Program, and more. We explore options to help the Family system through therapy, learning, and...2023-08-0838 minSiblinghood of RecoveryEpisode 51 - What is Your Story? Navigating what part of Recovery as a Parent is yours to tell.Shame-based emotional triggers, linked to substance use, can be detrimental especially if parents employ shame as a behavioral deterrent. Instead, our best offense is to heal ourselves. Article cited, Published online 2022 Mar 18. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0265480, PMCID: PMC8932605, The shame spiral of addiction: Negative self-conscious emotion and substance use.Thank you for listening and please visit www.siblinghoodofrecovery.com for free resources, links to organizations, groups and individuals who can offer help in the Journey of Recovery towards healing from substance use disorders. If you like this Podcast, please leave a rating...2023-07-3116 minSiblinghood of RecoveryLessons from Recovery: Self-Regulation, Parenting Styles, and the Power of ResilienceEmbarking on a personal journey of recovery from family dysfunction and substance use challenges can offer invaluable lessons. Through our effort to understand why our children are using substances, we must focus on the essential concepts of self-regulation, the impact of our parenting styles, and how we can become better parents through building up our own resilience. I offer up my own experience of learning how crucial it is to manage emotions and learn to focus on the present moment in order to create a safe emotional environment for my Family. Together, as a Siblinghood of Parents in Development...2023-07-1619 minSiblinghood of RecoveryParenting Through Addiction: Understanding Your Role and Navigating the Path to RecoveryWhat if you discovered your role as a parent isn't as straightforward as you thought, particularly when dealing with a child's addiction? That's the tough pill we're swallowing in today's conversation. As a parent, your influence can shape your child's life in ways you may not fully comprehend. As we explore the murkier waters of parenting and addiction, we'll address the importance of examining our own upbringings, the impact of our parenting styles, and reconciling our expectations with our child's reality. Navigating through this complex landscape, we'll also delve into handling the discovery of your child's addiction, touching on...2023-07-0918 min
Munch My Benson: A Law & Order: SVU Podcast167 - The Whole Point of the Thong Is That You Don't Make the Pantyline (S2E3 Closure (Part 2))In a conclusion to last week's installment of Law & Order: SVU following nearly a full year later, another rape victim turns up describing an attack an awful lot like our vics described in Part 1. This means Tracy Pollan is back, picking up where she left off, which was getting an Emmy nomination for playing this role. This doesn't yield a second one, but she still rocks in "Closure (Part 2)" and helps give this episode the titular want that last week's left us all wanting while letting us imagine a continuing arc where Harper Anderson becomes Reno Raines, a Renegade on...2023-07-031h 08Siblinghood of RecoveryEpisode 48 - Fire Blankets and NARCAN, why both are a must haveIt has been a minute! I moved into our new home, caught COVID, then battled with Pink Eye, and now have a hernia from coughing so much. But I'm still alive and kicking! I am back with a slightly new format but still have that drive towards bringing resources to any parent working through the challenges of substance use in the family. This Episode is dedicated to Safety planning and how easy it is to access the potentially life-saving safety-net: NARCAN.1:20 - Moms for All Paths of Recovery 1:30 - Siblinghood of Recovery2023-06-2617 minSiblinghood of RecoveryEpisode 47 - C.R.A.F.T. Expert Cordelia KrausJoin me in this great conversation about CRAFT with Cordelia Kraus, LPC, CADC-I.0:35 - Helping Families Help1:30 - Redefining the definition of, 'A Good Mother' (expectation & control)2:40 - How our expectations impacts relationships2:60 - How reading the book, 'Beyond Addiction', changed Cordelia's perspective3:25 - Shifting our perspective to WHO we are and HOW we show up as parents6:55 - The importance of Language8:40 - Connection9:35 - Cordelia's journey towards being a safe place to return home to12:45 - What we hope for and...2023-03-0843 minSiblinghood of RecoveryEpisode 46 - C.R.A.F.T. Overview and how learning is an integral part of RecoveryI am so excited to have an upcoming interview on C.R.A.F.T., Community Reinforcement and Family Training. The farther I travel on my Recovery Journey, the more I learn about the importance to embrace each individual, each Family, each Parent, each child's nuanced environment and challenge in recovering from addiction. We are all different, each addiction is different, each Family is different. Walk with me as I learn more about the C.R.A.F.T. technique.1) American Psychological Association - An underappreciated intervention: CRAFT2) Partnership to End Addiction -...2023-02-2611 minSiblinghood of RecoveryEpisode 45 - Find your Army, you're gonna need it and you'll be surprised at the Strength they will provideThis Episode is dedicated to my Army: Amra, Amy, Angela, Buddy, Chip, Chris, Christine, Elisabeth, Glen, Jen, Jen, John, Judy, Kris, Laura, Lisa A., Lisa C., Lisa R., Kathryn, Kevin J, Kim, Michele, Mike, Monica, Nathan K., Norma, Sandy, Sheila, Tim. 0:40 - NARM, Neural Affective Relational Model of Therapy1:20 - Sobriety SoldiersInstagram4:30 - Writing down your priorities, so you can plan your Recovery and see, based on the list, who can be a part of that Journey6:05 - Recovery networks and community connections: identifying connection needs a...2023-02-0515 minSiblinghood of RecoveryEpisode 44 - Alex White LCMHC InterviewIn this Episode, I interview Alex White, a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor based out of Salt Lake City, Utah. I met Alex as a Facilitator of an Evoke Therapy Finding You Intensive program. I knew I had to begin doing my own work in order to contribute to a healthy family system and I was fortunate enough to have Alex lead our intensive group. You will hear in Alex's voice his steady and gentle approach to counseling. And throughout the dialogue, you'll learn how Alex utilizes advanced clinical training to work through a patient's complex and...2023-01-2942 minSiblinghood of RecoveryHigher Power, Faith, and the Illusion of ControlIt is January and you know what means? We are working on Step 1, "We admitted we were powerless over others – that our lives had become unmanageable”. The premise of this Episode is to begin the process of understanding addiction, not controlling addiction (because that truly will never happen). As Parents begin the Journey of their own Healing, gaining a true understanding of how we each embrace our Higher Power, will create opportunity for a fruitful building of our foundation of Faith. And, though this is not a Religious Episode, it is definitely an encouragement to building out Faith in, at t...2023-01-1614 minSiblinghood of RecoveryEpisode 42 - Getting out of your Echo Chamber, Containment, and more FootballAs we move into the new year, I've made a commitment to myself, and anyone listening to this Podcast, to condense concepts covered to no more than one or two. I realized in 2022, there are so many aspects of Recovery that attempting to combine three or four subjects does not give enough time to highlight many of foundational practices that can help parents grow within as they deal with their child's substance use disorder. So, this year, we're going to get to work on finetuning how we can become healthier individuals, contributing to the Family System, one concept and...2022-12-2214 min
Hope + Healing PodcastEpisode 2 - Medicaid 101In this episode, podcast hosts Levi Rickert and Kristen Bitsuie welcome guest Angie Wilson from the Reno Sparks Tribal Center for a straightforward and jargon-free discussion of Medicaid and why it is essential to Tribes and their citizens. Medicaid provides health coverage to millions of Americans, including low-income adults, children, pregnant women, and people with certain disabilities. Unlike Medicare, which is 100% funded by the federal government, Medicaid is administered by the states and is jointly funded by the states and the federal government. Links:National Indian Health Board Me...2022-12-2222 minSiblinghood of RecoveryEpisode 41 - Dr. Marcy Willard Interview: Recovery vs Rehab, Training & Boot Camp, Genetics, Addiction can impact ANY Family, and Go GentlyI continue my Journey with YOU by offering this wonderful interview. Dr. Marcy Willard is Founder & CEO of Cadey. Dr. Willard is a tech entrepreneur, licensed psychologist, nationally certified school psychologist, and published author. Dr. Willard, or Marcy, is one of my fellow Moms who has offered me insight and gentle guidance. Lots of show notes, so short introduction. Enjoy!1:00 - How Marcy entered this Journey2:05 - Addiction is not biased 3:05 - Understanding the intense pain when you're a "Good Parent"4:30 - The Myth of Rehab being a 'Short term fix', how Rehab is 2022-12-2136 minSiblinghood of RecoveryEpisode 40 - A Holiday Recipe for Moving Away from Fear and Into Love as we Balance Celebration, Addiction, Family and more (you got this!)We are getting close to end of the year Holiday Season. We all know these times can be triggering if we have loved ones battling addiction. This Podcast takes a walk into understanding what triggers may arise, and what we can do to be more in touch with our emotions as we navigate loving our Family Member and recognizing the battle with substance use disorders. This is not easy. This. Is. Hard. Hopefully, this Podcast offers some resources and support. 1:30 - Emotional Regulation for the Holiday Season2:15 - National Institute on Drug Abuse, T...2022-12-1219 minSiblinghood of RecoveryEpisode 39 – Friends (the Show), Family, Addiction and being Equipped for the Holiday SeasonA short but timely Episode on who to turn to in the Holiday Season if you're a parent in the midst of Recovery, no matter what stage you may find yourself today. So many of us are going through challenges that not everyone can understand. Be sure to get your resources ready as there will be a moment when you need to speak with someone walking a similar journey. So, as you pass the cranberry sauce (and please contact me if you have any great recipes, contact info is on the website), remember: you are not alone in this...2022-11-2111 minSiblinghood of RecoveryEpisode 38 - Interview with Resilience Recovery Resources Outreach Coordinator Gavin WhittekerThis interview is with Gavin Whitteker, Outreach Coordinator for Resilience Recovery Resources. Gavin opens up about his own Journey and how this impacts his ability to understand what Families are going through when they first reach out to Resilience, a Treatment Center that provides clinical aftercare and life skills development for the adolescent and emerging adult male population. My experience with Resilience changed my Family's path for a positive I could not imagine, and has directly led to my own self-growth and what I fully embrace as a lifelong Recovery Journey. My son attended Resilience and continues to live...2022-11-1328 min
Rant and ResolveAngie - Paschall Plumbing Heating Cooling - Treating Your Family Like Their OwnIn today's episode we hang out with Angie at Paschall Plumbing Heating Cooling in Sparks, Nevada.Paschall Plumbing Heating Cooling has been family owned since 1983 and offers services in Sparks, Reno, and Cold Springs, Nevada.If you are in the Reno/Sparks area be sure to give them a call for your Plumbing and HVAC needs. For more information about their plumbing and HVAC services visit www.paschallplus.com to learn more.Like/Follow:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PaschallPlumbingHeatingCoolingInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/paschallplumbingheatingcooling/Twitter https://twitter.com...2022-11-0935 minSiblinghood of RecoveryEpisode 37 - Interview with Kevin Petersen, Founder of the Chronic Hope InstituteIn this Episode I interview Kevin Petersen, Founder of the Chronic Hope Institute, and author of Chronic Hope: Parenting the Addicted Child and Chronic Hope: Families & Addiction, both providing an integrated, holistic approach to healing families in crisis due to addiction and codependency.Kevin established The Chronic Hope Institute in 2020 with a mission to increase education on addiction and its impact on the family system. Today I share Kevin's knowledge and insight in to how Families can begin a planned approach to healing the crisis and chaos that comes with addiction.2022-10-2334 minSiblinghood of RecoveryEpisode 36 - Interview with Kevin Johnson, Director of Case Management in South FloridaKevin Johnson was my introduction into Residential Treatment as the Case Manager assigned to me and my son. To say he created an amazing space of healing for both of us, would be an understatement. You can hear his thoughtful approach to navigating tough Family dynamics, born out of a clear ability to relate to so many of the adolescents entering the world of treatment. I am so grateful to have Kevin as one of the many individuals who have walked with me in this Recovery Journey. I do hope you enjoy this Podcast, and it comes from the...2022-10-1039 minSiblinghood of RecoveryEpisode 35 - What is a Jackhammer Parent?Excerpt from The Washington Post, Perspective by Valerie Strauss, Staff writer, August 1, 2022 at 9:49 a.m. EDT, "Last year, a website called VeryWellFamily.com published an article on “lawn-mower parents” — successors to the “helicopter parent” who were long known for “hovering” over their children and being overly involved in their lives. Lawn-mower parents were even more overly involved, according to the article, making “helicopter parents look mild in comparison,” not just hovering. “They mow down obstacles and create clear paths,” it says. “And, heaven help anyone that gets in their kids’ way.”2:10 - Jackhammer Parents and the potential impact they ha...2022-09-2613 minSiblinghood of RecoveryEpisode 34 - Susan Ousterman, Founder of Vilomah Memorial Gardens and Tyler's MomSusan Ousterman, Founder of Vilomah Memorial Gardens, speaks to the experience of walking with her son, Tyler, on his journey with addiction and his medical treatment while battling a substance use disorder. Susan describes how many of the laws that were actually in place, but not recognized, may have contributed to his passing. Many of us will relate with the stigma of substance abuse while navigating resources available to treat and heal addiction, the daunting monetary impact of treatment costs, or managing what our standard medical community understands about addiction. Nothing can truly capture the journey you're...2022-09-1838 minSiblinghood of RecoveryEpisode 33 - An introduction to other Paths of Recovery: Opioid Addiction, Unintentional Overdoses, and how each Recovery is uniqueEach experience with addiction is different as each Family, each person struggling with addiction challenges is different, and each path to Recovery is different. This Episode is an introduction to discovering other paths of Recovery in advance to next week's interview with Susan Ousterman. By citing Dr. Noral Volkow's blog on NIDA's site, we highlight Dr. Volkow being a strong proponent against the concept of having to hit "rock bottom" to begin a successful Recovery. To prepare for next week's conversation about Opioid addiction, the concept of Accidental and Unintentional Overdoses is a necessity. I also cite...2022-09-1106 minSiblinghood of RecoverySeason 2, Episode 32 - Our Interview with McGuire Counseling kicks off our 2nd Season!We're back and ready to get to work! Not wasting any time, the focus remains on how Parents can show up for their kids in doing their OWN work. We further finetune the mantra of healthier parenting being supported through the process of becoming a healthier individual. This Season will feature interviews with professionals leading Recovery and Mental Health facilities, as well as those working within the Recovery community. We'll also be interviewing parents traveling this Recovery Journey, with a keen eye on how we can provide the best gift we can give our kids: a healthy...2022-09-0441 min
Passionate Humans Who TeachOne Last Book!Here are our best recommendations for a book to read before school starts. Some of these are professional and some are for pleasure. Happy reading!2022-08-0808 minPassionate Humans Who TeachIntroduction to Season 2: We are back!We are back and so happy to be here! Here is what we have been up to and our big plans for season 2.2022-08-0407 min
Path to Podcast SuccessAngie Manson: The Elevate ExperienceFrom low-income housing to CEO of Elevate Addiction Services, Angie Manson started using drugs and alcohol at the tender age of 11 years old.Growing up in the 24-hour town of Reno, Nevada, she had easy access to substances, which led her down the road of addiction. An intervention by her family on her 16th birthday landed her in jail again, followed by her first experience in a treatment center. Instead of getting clean and sober, Angie learned to manipulate the system. At 18 and with no one to hold her accountable or bail her out, her addiction and cr...2022-06-2123 minSiblinghood of RecoverySeason 1 Final Episode 31 - GraduationMy son walked this past week in his High School Graduation, culminating eighteen months of Recovery work and celebrating his investment in himself. To say I'm a proud Mom is an understatement. To say I am learning from all that he has done, is yet another understatement. To say I have so much more work to do, yep, it is yet another understatement. Good news is, I'm ready.For now, though, I bid you adieu as I take a much-needed break from Podcasting over the next few summer months. I plan to come back faster, stronger, better t...2022-06-0509 minSiblinghood of RecoverySeason 1 - No. More. Secrets.So many of us know Secrets. What many of us may not be aware of is how carrying secrets can impact our Well Being. The ultimate in support of key 12 Step Program tenants, honesty and transparency, three Research articles are cited and findings reviewed to help parents understand how approaching challenges with addiction with open communication, group support and professional guidance is a key aspect of well-being during these challenging times. Hopefully this Podcast will further support the mantra of, 'You're Not Alone", if you find your child is struggling with a substance use disorder. 1: 05 - ...2022-05-2218 minSiblinghood of RecoverySeason 1 - Grieving what was "Expected"The process of addiction involves completely abandoning expectations. They no longer serve you, nor anyone else involved in the process. But...those hopes do exist. In this Episode I site Nora McInerny journey of grieving her Husband's death and how Nora refused to let anyone 'Should' all over her in how to heal from this loss. The same can happen with parents of children battling addiction. But who are we serving when we hold on to expected milestones of pre-defined success? For me, no one.1:30 - Nora McInerny, Don't Should all over...2022-05-1613 minSiblinghood of RecoverySeason 1 - Interview with Author of 'Powerless but Not Helpless' Buddy CI am beyond grateful to share this interview you! Journey with me as we listen to Buddy C., and how his embrace of Taoism led him to deeper Spirituality in his Recovery Journey. So much in here, I can't begin capture. Listen, learn, enjoy, and explore! And Happy Mother's Day! :35 - Buddy C's website, Powerless but Not Helpless :45 - Sober Guy Podcast, Episode 3855:00 - A brief overview of Taoism5:10 - What's this Taoism All About5:30 - 2022-05-0738 min
One Starfish with Angela BradfordAddiction to freedom with Angie MansonFrom low-income housing to CEO of Elevate Addiction Services, Angie Manson started using drugs and alcohol at the tender age of 11 years old. Growing up in the 24-hour town of Reno, Nevada, she had easy access to substances, which led her down the road of addiction. An intervention by her family on her 16th birthday landed her in jail again, followed by her first experience in a treatment center. Instead of getting clean and sober, Angie learned to manipulate the system. At 18 and with no one to hold her accountable or bail her out, her...2022-05-0230 minSiblinghood of RecoverySeason 1 - What hearing the words "He's Safe" can mean in your own RecoveryWhen parents place their child into Recovery, they often hear the words, “He is Safe”. Those words can bring up thoughts of failure and shame as we ask ourselves, ‘Why is my child safe, now? Why does safety include getting my child out of the Family System?"Don’t go there. Instead, know the language of the Recovery world and take these words to mean, it's time to do your own work. Family Systems comprise of intergenerational traditions, traumas, and 'ways of how we do things'. Take the time your child is in the care of Recove...2022-05-0219 minSiblinghood of RecoverySeason 1 - Spirituality and its impact on Adolescent Program Success (can we get them to embrace their Higher Power?)Focusing on just one article to highlight the value of Spirituality in adolescent addiction program success, I tread lightly. Although I am espousing the enormous and positive impact of Spirituality, our Higher Power truly is an incredibly personal part of Recovery. And who am I to define Higher Power to anyone but myself? What I can say is embracing one's Higher Power can be a daunting process. We are often ingrained with preconceived notions of spirituality, spurring questions of, 'is God all powerful, all seeing, to be feared, to be worshipped?'. In my own h...2022-04-2511 minSiblinghood of RecoverySeason 2 - Channel your Roy Kent (from Ted Lasso) by planning to NOT understandIf we shift the approach to tackling our child's Substance Use Disorder from trying to gain control to trying to understand what is going on at the inner child level, perhaps we can become better parents while also serving ourselves in becoming better individuals. Channel your inner Roy Kent, one of my favorite characters from Ted Lasso, and plan on not always understanding the challenges in relationships. Release the frustration while you're on the road to Discovery, and every now and then, look back and see how far you have come. Let's get to work! :45...2022-04-1716 minSiblinghood of RecoverySeason 1 - From Chaos to... some form of ConsistencyThis Episode is dedicated to my friend Lisa. A walk with my friend this past weekend helped me realize how hard work through therapy and the 12 Step program has directly contributed to decreased Chaos in my life. Over a spectrum of several years, a consistent focus on developing healthy boundaries, and an increased awareness of personal traits born out of inter-generational trauma, has greatly contributed to a much calmer life for me personally. The result has been a consistent ability to facilitate calm and positive engagements with my children and a prioritization of self-care. Yes...2022-04-1117 minSiblinghood of RecoverySeason 1 - The role of Protector: who are we REALLY serving?As a parent engaged in the Recovery process, I've had to look back at my past while I assess my role as "protector" over my children and ask, "Who was I really protecting?". Is it healthy to over protect? No. Is it healthy to guard your children from danger? Yes.Do we often strike a healthy balance? I do not know. The balance challenge rests in the awareness of when, how, or whether we are passing down intergenerational trauma. This Podcast is an uncomfortable deep dive into the necessary healing of pa...2022-04-0417 minSiblinghood of RecoverySeason 1 - Helping: who are you REALLY serving?When we try to help people, who are we really serving? When we support our loved ones through Recovery, there is a fine line between helping and gaining a sense of doing something right or accomplish the goal of being a better person. So, are we helping to make ourselves feel better? Is this something we learned in childhood? Why are we REALLY helping? Digging into the concept of helping others can be both introspective and revealing. No doubt, it is a journey worth traveling with a Licensed Therapist. 0:45 - Evoke Therapy, Finding you Intensives T...2022-03-2816 minSiblinghood of RecoverySeason 1 - AngerAnger is an emotion that, for the most part, accompanies most of us in the beginning stages of our Recovery process. Once we join a 12 Step program, and work closely with a Licensed Therapist or Licensed Therapy team, it is an emotion we can hopefully look forward to regulating. If we do, it will serve us well as parents, and serve our children even better. 4:10 - Definition of Anger in Psychology Today4:30 - Huberman Lab Podcast, How your Brain works and Changes4:55 - Social Media and Emotions Research article, Social Media Use and Its Impact...2022-03-1415 minSiblinghood of RecoverySeason 1 - Step 3 and Trauma - How both are Personal JourneysThis episode explores the very personal journey of Step work, specific to Step 3, and trauma healing. Both processes are incredibly personal. Resources mentioned, as always, provided below. 1:05 - Step 3 from the original 'Big Book', Alcoholics Anonymous1:30 - Perfect is the enemy of good originally came from Voltaire quoting an Italian proverb the Dictionnaire philosophique in 1770, "Le meglio è l'inimico del bene". 5:40 - Families Anonymous Step 35:50 - CoDependents Anonymous Step 36:55 - Higher Power7:00 - Sponsorship article from Recovery.org, Sponsor, Recovery Coach or Professional Counselor: Which is Right for You?9:00 - Trauma overview is...2022-03-0717 minSiblinghood of RecoverySeason 1 - Why Combining Family System Therapy with Step 2 is so ImpactfulAs a Recovery Mom, Step 2 can be impactful in the release of a belief of control. The recovery process offers us an opportunity to realize we are in an insane situation, and we can let go of any sense of being able to control our lives in the midst of chaos. We can, instead, focus on our recovery. Al Anon, Families Anonymous and other 12 Step programs can offer fellowship as you journey through this part of your recovery. Please seek out a 12 Step program near you, in addition to a Licensed Therapist. 3:20 - Parenting books that cover...2022-02-2813 minSiblinghood of RecoverySeason 1 - Lean into Your Higher Power / Step 2We are dealing with a different world, when we enter the world of Recovery. New information, new therapists, new treatment options and decisions. Then, someone says: attend a Step Meeting. As I entered into the world of Step Recovery through Al-Anon, my greatest challenge was Step 2: Came to believe that a Power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity. In this episode, I explore the challenges of this process, and offer resources to those seeking both sanity and belief.1:15 - Step 2 for CoDA Came to believe that a power greater than ourselves could restore us to...2022-02-2114 minPassionate Humans Who TeachMulti-tasking: Myth or Truth?In this episode we discuss why we might be tempted to multitask and strategies to use when we feel overwhelmed.2022-02-0911 minSiblinghood of RecoverySeason 1 - The Critical Impact of YOUR Self Care in your Qualifier's RecoveryA significant amount of research is coming out regarding the indelible impact a Family Member's own self-care and Recovery process can make on an individual battling a Substance Use Disorder (SUD). This Episode highlights the positive outcome of improving the Family system, as the Family is, "one of the most important support groups for an individual seeking recovery from an SUD". These studies support leading Addiction Therapy and Treatment Center recommendations for care to focus on improving the Family system as a methodology in supporting a Family member challenged with an SUD. For long term success in overcoming an S...2022-02-0614 minSiblinghood of RecoverySeason 1 - The War Chest of Recovery MomsWhy the value of finding your people in a group of Recovery Moms directly contributes to a research proven likelihood that you are positively contributing to your Family Member's Recovery process. 1) A Multifamily Group Curriculum for Family Members of Individuals with Substance Use Disorders: Updates, Perceptions, and Outcomes. Authors: Sterling T. Shumway, Spencer D. Bradshaw, Mazie Zielinski, Carissa D’Aniello, Thomas G. Kimball & Kristy Soloski. This research can be downloaded for a fee from Alcoholism Treatment Quarterly, or you can reach out to Utah State University directly for a copy as many educational ins...2022-01-3114 minSiblinghood of RecoverySeason 1 - Control and the Illusion of Having ItAs Parents in Recovery, our entry into this new ecosystem requires developing an understanding of what we can and cannot control. As I journeyed into this new world, I became increasingly more grateful to Recovery leaders who introduced me to the one thing I could control: working on my healthier Self.1) 1:23 Step 1: We admitted we were powerless over drugs and other people’s lives—that our lives had become unmanageable. Families Anonymous.2) 1:41 Ted Talk with Tara Conner, Recover out load, TEDx University of Nevada3) 1:51 SUD vs Addiction4) 2:06 Jamie Lee Curtis 5) 2:08 MacKenzie Philips6) 2:52 Epis...2022-01-2416 minSiblinghood of RecoverySeason 1 - Step 1 PowerlessMy nerdlike passion for Neuroscience digs deeper into experiencing Powerlessness, and embracing the feeling of having zero control over my Qualifier within the challenge of dealing with Substance Use Disorder(s). And it is liberating.As always, strong recommendations for working with a Licensed Therapist and hug fandom speak on the 12 Step Program. I know it saved my life. Want to find a meeting? Visit my website, www.siblinghoodofrecovery.com, and visit the GetHelp page for resources.1) 3:16 mention of Dr. Madeline Levine's book, 'The Price of Privilege' 2) 3:45 mention of Dr. Brad Reedy's Finding You...2022-01-1725 minSiblinghood of RecoverySeason 1 - Neuroscience and the 12 Step Program, Step 1Happy 2022! We made it through the Holidays. Many personal triggers for the month of December, and I'm sure I'm not the only one in this big blue world ready to say goodbye to 2021. It's great to get on the other side. So, what to do in 2022? Curiosity got the best of me, as I looked back to see how much I gained from the 12 Step Program in 2021. I wanted to look through a neuroscience lens and find out why a program created nearly 100 years ago, offered such a great platform and space to rewire my brain. 2022-01-1015 minSiblinghood of RecoverySeason 1 - The other child: what happens to the Sibling in this Recovery Process?A reflection about the other child during the Family Recovery Process. 1) 2:30 Science.org Article, 'Primed for Addiction? People with brains wired for drug abuse don't necessarily become addicts'2) 3:00 Readiness to Change reference in Episode 93) 4:15 NCBI article, Sibling influences on adolescent substance use: The role of modeling, collusion, and conflict' Note: also relevant research from University of Cambridge, but not referenced is, 'Siblings’ brain scans could hold the key to drug addiction'4) 5:30 Self Agency and Self Efficacy reference in Ep...2021-12-2017 minSiblinghood of RecoverySeason 1 - Holidays, Relatives, and Triggers - Oh My!It's the Holidays, so it's not a matter of "if" Triggers happen, it's a matter of "when". A few techniques are provided from a very recent experience, accompanied by research, resources, and more. 1) The definition of triggers per the American Psychological Association, https://dictionary.apa.org/trigger, "a stimulus that elicits a reaction. For example, an event could be a trigger for a memory of a past experience and an accompanying state of emotional arousal".2) Breathing techniques to reduce stress and anxiety YouTube with Andrew Huberman and Tim Ferris.3) University of The...2021-12-1317 min
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‘Y: The Last Man’ Can...2021-11-252h 07Passionate Humans Who TeachE11 We are grateful!We want to give you a few things we are grateful for-including you!!2021-11-2205 minSiblinghood of RecoverySeason 1 - Your Child is in Treatment, NOW is when the real work begins...on YOUAn excerpt, emphasizing the value of the individual working on recovery, to contribute to family health, is taken from, Family Functioning and Readiness in Family Recovery From Addiction, Spencer D. Bradshaw, Sterling T. Shumway, Eugene W. Wang, Kitty S. Harris, Douglas B. Smith, and Heather Austin-Robillard, and drives the subject matter of this Podcast. Here is the direct quote: "Addiction...is a family disease (Roth, 2010) that negatively impacts the functioning of the family, and the health of individual family members often suffers (Brown & Lewis, 1995; Cruse, 1989; Wegscheider-Cruse & Cruse, 2012). It is therefore important for family members to ma...2021-11-2215 minSiblinghood of RecoverySeason 1 - Finding Treatment Part 2, Readiness To ChangeThis Episode focuses again on Family Dynamics but more so on the parent's Readiness to Change. Again, citing work from, Spencer D. Bradshaw, Sterling T. Shumway, Eugene W. Wang, Kitty S. Harris, Douglas B. Smith & Heather Austin-Robillard, 'Family Functioning and Readiness in Family Recovery From Addiction' captures the simple acronym of RTC (Readiness to Change) that so many Treatment Center professionals seek out in the support of their number one focus: the client entering the Treatment Facility, the child. What is your RTC?More free material is offered in the mention of the best, in...2021-11-1416 minPassionate Humans Who TeachMaking mistakes (learning) and moving on!On today’s episode we talk about making mistakes and using language that you and your students can use to learn from your mistakes, make a good apology if needed, and move on without dwelling on the mistakes.2021-11-1107 minSiblinghood of RecoverySeason 1 - Finding Treatment (Part 1 of 2 on Treatment Programs)"According to several conservative estimates, every dollar invested in addiction treatment programs yields a return of between $4 and $7 in reduced drug-related crime, criminal justice costs, and theft. When savings related to healthcare are included, total savings can exceed costs by a ratio of 12 to 1. Major savings to the individual and to society also stem from fewer interpersonal conflicts; greater workplace productivity; and fewer drug-related accidents, including overdoses and deaths." www.drugabuse.govTop line coverage of resources and information available to any parent seeking information on Substance Use Disorder (SUD) treatment, FOR FREE. These are free sites...2021-11-0711 minSiblinghood of RecoverySeason 1 - Trust the Process...No, Really...Trust the ProcessIn the midst of chaos, it is incredibly challenging to think there is a way back or a way forward to normalcy. As you learn about addiction and try to be a resource to your child battling a Substance Use Disorder (SUD), the process of discovering Recovery resources can be a lifeline. Find a meeting (see the link on my website, https://www.siblinghoodofrecovery.com/), seek out a Therapist who specializes in addiction and Family Recovery, https://locator.apa.org/, and begin to build your community one day at a time, one step at a time. Have...2021-10-3109 minSiblinghood of RecoverySeason 1 - A Must Read Alert - SUDs Impact on Family Member's PreFrontal CortexMust read alert: Research conducted on substance use disorders (SUDs) and the significant impact family systems is emerging. The feeling of disorganization you are feeling, as you deal with the challenge of a child or loved one with an SUD is real. For quite some time, SUDs have been treated as an individual problem. However, more focus is revealing the entire Family is impacted, thus supporting a holistic Family approach to therapy and Recovery. 1) Visit Siblinghood of Recovery website, Research tab, to review the highlights of research conducted (thanks to Stephen D. Bradshaw, one...2021-10-2008 minSiblinghood of RecoverySeason 1 - Your "Kid's Problem" is not just your Kid's Problem-The Value of Family in the Recovery ProcessThis Episode explores the value of Family engagement within the SUD Therapeutic and Recovery process. Several articles are sited, along with some valuable resources available to assist you in your Recovery Journey. As always, joining a 12 Step Program is recommended and...yes...make sure you are working with a Licensed Therapist and/or a Licensed Therapeutic Team experienced in SUD and Substance Recovery. You're not alone! 1) Fellowship definition, according to Miriam Webster, "community of interest, activity, feeling, or experience"2) American Academy of Pediatrics, SUPPLEMENT ARTICLE: Engaging the Family in the Care of Young Adults With Substance Us...2021-10-1818 minSiblinghood of RecoverySeason 1 - Shame. Nope, Not Gonna Do It (and neither "Should" you)One of the first aspects of accepting your child’s addiction challenge, is expectation. With a change of circumstance, sometimes Shame may come in to play as a parent admits and accepts addiction being part of the Family’s life. The sooner Shame can be addressed, the better, as any parent dealing with addiction is one of millions. You’re not alone. Not by far. 1) The Shame of Addiction - Frontiers in Psychology Article , Frontiers in Psychology Article2) Managing shame and guilt in addiction: A pathway to recoveryThank you for listening and please...2021-10-1017 minPassionate Humans Who TeachOur best tips for Parent-Teacher conferencesWe have our best tips and must-haves so you have productive conferences with parents.2021-10-0708 minSiblinghood of RecoverySeason 1 - Trauma, Therapy and Taking Care of YourselfIf you've just started the Recovery Journey, this Episode speaks to the most important part of this Recovery: taking care of yourself. The first step is understanding what needs to be healed through reviewing your ACEs (Episode 1), understanding your Trauma, and organizing your thoughts regarding your experiences as you begin treatment with a Licensed Therapist or Recovery Team. The next step is building commitment to yourself, to take care of You. One of the best ways you can help your child heal, is to begin a healing process for your self. 1) ACES Scores and What They Mean2021-10-0413 minSiblinghood of RecoverySeason 1 - Self Medication (aka, why your kid may be turning to Substance Use)We focus on a self-medication hypothesis, specific to how, “self-medication factors occur in a context of self-regulation vulnerabilities”. Additionally, “persons with substance use disorders suffer in the extreme with their feelings, either being overwhelmed with painful affects or seeming not to feel their emotions at all.” The Podcast covers high-level concepts, to allow for an in-depth discussion with your licensed therapist as to how addiction influences the addict’s ability to manage self-agency, i.e., self-regulate, and thus seek out self-medication to alleviate painful emotions. As there is a lot packed into this Podcast, the below links help to understand...2021-10-0410 minPassionate Humans Who TeachEmotional Resiliency TrapsIn this episode we talk about toxic positivity and some real self-care ideas.2021-10-0112 min
Passionate Humans Who TeachBrought to you by the letter CIn this episode we have a few C words we want you to consider: circulation, collaboration, and conversation. As a bonus, we threw in a Challenge!2021-09-1511 minSiblinghood of RecoverySeason 1 - How I got here, a review of ACES, and my first time ever PodcastingThis first episode covers the impetus for Siblinghood of Recovery. My name is Angie Reno, and I hope to share hints, definitions, learned lessons and processes to add to the ever increasing Recovery conversation. If you're a parent, just discovering their child's substance challenge and/or abuse, the greatest gift I hope to give with this Podcast, is to let you know you are not alone. In this Episode, we explore Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs). ACEs are stressful and/or traumatic experiences that occur during childhood and directly impact a child's coping skills. Research has also demonstrated...2021-08-2912 min