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John Friel joins George at UKESAD and talks about his book ‘The 7 Best Things (Happy) Couples Do’ and the issues that it deals with [Inexcess TV, UK]
Tim discusses social responses to problems of powerlesness and drug use, and alcohol use [Film Exchange on Alcohol & Drugs, UK]
Tim talks about people seeking to progress recovery, including reference to Tom McLellan and William White. ‘People can’t wait long enough for recovery to happen’ [Film Exchange on Alcohol & Drugs, UK]
Mike talks about Bill Miller and the Motivational Interviewing manual [Film Exchange on Alcohol & Drugs, UK]
David talks about the differing needs and perspectives of researchers and policy makers [Film Exchange on Alcohol & Drugs, UK]
Opening address of International Harm Reduction Association in Bangkok 2009 [IHRA]
In Kenya like in many other countries around the world, glue sniffing is often the easiest option for street children in search of a high. This clip previews local man Boniface and the work he does helping street children in Nairobi [Talking Drugs, UK]
Neil talks about the rationale for harm reduction and how he thinks it ‘eclipses’ the idea of coming off drugs. He talks about AA and NA [Film Exchange on Alcohol & Drugs, UK]
It is a joke America, how many people are in prison? How many people have had the right to vote taken away from them? [Talking Drugs, UK]
Dr Robert Johnson was at UKESAD and made a huge impact with his presentation called Changing Hearts, Minds and Behaviour [Inexcess TV, UK]
Watch the six parts [TheSecondRoad, USA]
Broken Glass is an intense study of dual diagnosis, where people are affected by a mental illness and an addiction problem [Inexcess TV, UK]
Therapist David Charkham and Outside Edge Patron Jimmy Page speak about the creation of the theatre company and why they became involved. Both men talk about the success of using drama as a way of connecting with people and helping to communicate the issues and emotions around addiction, treatment and recovery [Inexcess TV, UK]
Melissa Shore started The Second Road website in 2006 and Ginger Bauler currently serves as manager for this online community for people in recovery from addictions [The Afflicted & Affected, USA]
Video {after advert} [ABC News, USA]
Mike talks about the issues and aspirations people with problems have, and the need for meaningful outcomes that also address social and economic inequality [Film Exchange on Alcohol & Drugs, UK]
All people in recovery have the story of their journey. Christopher shares his with us and demonstrates that addiction does not discriminate between wealth and poverty… You can be the nephew of the most powerful man on the planet and it will still come and get you. When it does the personal cost is similar [Inexcess TV, UK]
A compelling sequel to ‘going over’, recovery teaches the 10 steps of the recovery position in a watchable and unforgettable way [Exchange Supplies, UK]
Michael shares his own journey through recovery and how he came to start the Foundations Recovery Network. We also hear about the differences between recovery in America and Britain [Inexcess TV, UK]
George Williams catches up with Anthony Massouras and talks about addiction, treatment and recovery and the UKESAD symposium. Anthony is founder and owner of Mimosa Healthcare Group, which offers acute and sub-acute care services and is the UK premier provider of training in its field [Inexcess TV, UK]
