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2010 Interview Friday Archives
Derek Steele author of "Addict at 10" / Jan 8, 2010
Derek Steele is a dynamic speaker and author whose story offers a powerful lesson in overcoming addiction and finding fulfillment. He came to the American dream the hard way — by surviving a nightmarish youth. Derek was spiraling through a violent underworld of drugs, alcohol and homelessness.
Addict at 10 is an amazing story of one man’s miraculous journey of transformation. It is a gripping account of how Derek overcame pain, hopelessness and substance abuse to find faith, purpose and fulfillment in life. Derek’s book is a wonderful example of how God leads us to His grace and how, with the right tools, guidance, and dedication, anyone who is willing and open to His will can overcome adversity.
Aaron Cooper Founder of eRehabCoach.com / Jan 1, 2010
eRehabCoach was developed by a group of caring people who have been there and lived the pain of addiction, the challenges of recovery, the lack of relevant tools and frustration of relying on resources that run on everybody else's schedule but your own.
eRehabCoach is a customizable planning tool that helps support addicts, their practitioners and loved ones travel the path to recovery. It provides clear, personalized and easy-to-follow steps, designed to help identify undesirable lifestyle habits in order to better support the goals of rehab.
eRehabCoach is an easy to use three-step program to assist the addict toward addiction cessation, facilitate social re-intergration and achieve enduring recovery.
Tom Moran / Recording Artist in Recovery / Jan 15, 2010
Moran, with his husky vocals and intense guitar, reaches out to teens and young adults with the message, as described in his just released, second album, that he “Ain’t Gonna Give Up.” “Do not be destructive. Teach society to make changes in the world,” he passionately tells his growing audience in one of his songs. A physical education teacher by day, Moran, of Canarsie, embarked on a second career as a singer and songwriter because “you got to be crazy and have a little touch on how to express yourself freely,” he said in a sit-down with Bay currents “ Music is life and love. It’s good stuff and a powerful thing. And I can spread my message in a song.”
Dan Griffin Author / Jan 22, 2010
A Man’s Way Through the Twelve Steps
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.
Michael Bloom / Jan 29, 2010
Co-Founder of the Pasadena Recovery Center.
Home of VH1's Celebrity Rehab with Dr Drew.
Located in the charming historic district of Pasadena, is a unique treatment facility.
Their goal is to reintroduce sober individuals into society with the job and social skills necessary to lead meaningful, productive lives, through a compassionate and comprehensive treatment program.
Denny Dorsey Author / Feb 5, 2010
Comedy of Errors
Denny Dorsey describes his years of active addiction as hopeless, downward spiral. As a man who always found the humor in things, he also found his distorted thoughts and predicaments as an addict laughable.
Join the Monty'man and Denny as they take an amusing look into Denny's years of addiction in his new autobiographical book, Comedy of Errors
Interview with Jack Sinclair and Staff / Feb 12, 2010
"TWELVE" is the honest, first person testimonial of surviving those years, and for many, surviving the subsequent years of a misunderstood and debilitating substance abuse battle.
“TWELVE” is an emotional, honest and straightforward single story comparing the similarities and problems of so many teens and young adults who firmly believe the life problems and situations they face are theirs and theirs alone where “No one understood” and “No one cared”. Eventually the feelings of, “I was so alone that I just wanted to die” are the only solution.
But “TWELVE” shows how they are not alone. It shares deeper discoveries by these individuals who learned how they are in fact not different from others at their age, that they are like all of the other young people who struggle with this disease and that recovery is indeed possible.
Interview with Bruce H / Mar 19 and 26, 2010
What Religion Couldn't Do, God Has Accomplished.
Special Guest Bruce H from Albany, Oregon is in the studio sharing his experience and wonderful convictions about the Big Books message that many in 12 Step recovery have missed.
The truth is that we are powerless over our separation from God and that our lives have become unmanageable.
If our sobriety is contingent upon our spiritual condition we must come to understand what that spiritual condition is.
DON'T MISS THIS!
Part One Step 10 Part Two Step 11
Part Three Step 12 or NOT
Interview with Dr Marvin Seppala / Feb 19, 2010
Dr. Seppala is the chief medical director for the Halelden Foundation. For the past two years, he has maintained a private addiction medicine practice in Portland, Oregon and served as medical director and CEO at Beyond Addictions of Beaverton, Oregon, an outpatient treatment and recovery services program.
Dr. Seppala is a board member of the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) and a national expert on addiction treatment. He has appeared as a guest on the CBS-TV "Early Show" and National Public Radio. He has been quoted in The New York Times, The Washington Post, USA Today, Newsweek and The Wall Street Journal.
Interview with Bill Borchert Author/Screenwriter April 23, 2010
"When Love is Not Enough" the Lois Wilson Story
Mr. Borchert long felt the story of Al-Anon must be told and the heroic role Lois played in its founding. So four years ago he wrote her life story. Hallmark Hall of Fame then purchased the film rights to his book and now the movie has become a reality.
Interview with Joe Herzanek / May 7, 2010
The founder of Changing Lives Foundation and author of the recent book Why Don’t They Just QUIT?, Joe also spends time counseling inmates and advising their family members and others in the community on effective ways to negotiate the often complex “world of addiction and recovery.”
Currently the Chaplain at the Boulder County Jail (Boulder, Colorado), Joe has spent over 15 years working in jails and prisons as both a Chaplain and Addictions Counselor. Joe’s personal struggles earlier in life were preparation for working with offenders who also have addiction problems.
From age 13 to 29, Joe battled his own drug and alcohol problem—finally receiving treatment. He now has over 30 years of abstinence from substances. Treatment gave him the information and structure needed to begin his journey of recovery.
Interview With Christy C. of Albany, Oregon / May 14, 2010
A powerful story of experience, strength and hope.
Christy didn't know if she could trust a God she didn't believe in, so with the help of a sponsor and the Steps Christy now prays to that same God and is willing to be willing. She has been in recovery before but something is very differnt this time.
Interview With Recovery Recording Artist Chuck Norman
May 14, 2010
Chuck has been where many of us have been. Living with Aids, addiction and the powers that would seek to distroy him, Chuck rises above them and serves God and the recovery community with His new life and Music.
Interview with John Luppo / Film Maker and Brother 12 Stepper / May 28, 2010
John watched his older brother lose his battle with heroin addiction after struggling for years. John could never understand why his brother just couldn't stop using drugs until his own life spiraled out of control like a tornado of booze, fear, money, and Xanax that brought him to his knees and into AA. Listen to hear John's rise, fall, and recovery as well as information on the documentary he created with Stuart: "Modern Day Miracles".
Interview with Greg Seward / MSHCA, LADC-I. Director, Tobacco-Free Initiative. & Tobacco Consultation Service. Coordinator, Tobacco Research. Department of Psychiatry. Catch up on what's new with the abuse of tobacco.
