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Social Work MeArriving, Surviving & Thriving in Social Work w/ Dr. Rick CsiernikOn Episode 29 Matt is joined by 2nd Year Psychology Student Quinn Bisson to interview King’s University Social Work Professor Dr. Rick Csiernik. Quinn has been working with the homeless population and his interests in mental health and addiction have led him to develop a focus on Social Work. Coupled with the experience of taking a class from Dr. Rick, his focus is now on transitioning into the BSW program. With that in mind, Quinn and Matt decided to do an episode on the different degrees in Social Work and what type of opportunities lie within the fie...
2022-03-251h 12
DCO Discourse...110B - Part 2 with Dr. Rick Csiernik - How to Support Someone Struggling With AddictionCaitlin continues the conversation on addictions in her interview with Dr. Rick Csieknik, Professor at King’s University College. In this episode Dr. Rick shares how to assist someone with an addiction, how to take care of yourself while supporting someone else with an addiction, steps to minimize substance abuse, community support for people supporting someone with an addiction and other insights.
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2021-10-0917 minDCO Discourse...Episode 111: Addiction Resources Companion PodcastEpisode Notes
This episode is a Companion podcast for Part 2 with Dr. Rick Csiernik - Supporting someone with addictions.
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2021-03-1506 minDCO Discourse...Episode 110: DCO - Dr. Rick Csiernik Part 1 Understanding/Recognizing AddictionsEpisode Notes
In this week’s podcast, Caitlin interviews Dr. Rick Csiernik, Professor at King’s University College School of Social Work. He shares his knowledge about how one can recognize that they have an addiction, various ways to seek out support, treatment options, ways to overcome obstacles and stigma in the community and other insights.
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2021-03-0817 minDCO Discourse...Episode 144: Part 2 with Dr. Rick Csiernik - How to Support Someone Struggling With AddictionEpisode Notes
Caitlin continues the conversation on addictions in her interview with Dr. Rick Csieknik, Professor at King’s University College. In this episode Dr. Rick shares how to assist someone with an addiction, how to take care of yourself while supporting someone else with an addiction, steps to minimize substance abuse, community support for people supporting someone with an addiction and other insights.
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2021-03-0817 minDCO Discourse...Episode 109: Viewing Addictions Through a Holistic Lens - Seminar excerptEpisode Notes
Today's episode is a short excerpt from the "Viewing Addictions Through a Holistic Lens" Workshop that was held in February by King's University College Professor of Social Work, Dr. Rick Csiernik. In this segment Dr. Rick explains why people have addictions by taking us through what a psychoactive drug is, what dependency is and what it means to have an addiction. If you would like to hear more from Dr. Csiernik about addictions, please sign up for our upcoming conference on Wednesday March 3rd, 2021.
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2021-03-0119 min
Authentic LivingThe Effects of Technology on Addiction & Mental Health with Dr. Rick CziernikIn this episode, Roxanne chats with Dr. Rick Cziernik about the impact of technology on mental health, the significance of outdoor activities, and the changing landscape of mental health. They delve into addiction issues in workplaces, the role of neurotransmitters, and the importance of early mental health support. The discussion also covers secondary addiction, the increase in mental health issues, and employer's roles in promoting mental health. The conversation wraps up with the importance of connection and open conversations in workplaces.
Technology has increased exponentially in the past decade...we are constantly bombarded with information and non-stop communication with...
2020-01-0732 min