Join Dr. Lisa LaCon and Sean LaCon as they discuss Tyler Perry's 'Divorce in the Black' and its impact on black relationships and mental health.

'Divorce in the Black' is explored by Dr. Lisa LaCon and Sean LaCon, focusing on its impact on black relationships and mental health.

Exploring 'Divorce in the Black' with Dr. Lisa LaCon

Relationship Matters: Divorce in the Black, the Movie

Urban Mental Health Tools For Change: Wellness Tips with Dr. Lisa LaCon

Urban "Mental Health" Tools For Change By Dr. Lisa LaCon

Greg Jacobs from SaskTel discusses expanding broadband access to small and remote communities in Saskatchewan. Learn about their plans and progress.

Greg Jacobs from SaskTel discusses their initiative to expand fibre-optic broadband to small and remote communities in Saskatchewan, highlighting its impact and challenges.

SaskTel's Broadband Expansion: Bridging the Digital Divide in Saskatchewan

Expanding Broadband Access with SaskTel

MuniCast: Conversations on Municipal Leadership and Community Building

MuniCast

Mental Health

Substance Abuse

Society and Culture

Interviews

Self-Help

Relationships

Parenting

Learn MORE with the CORE podcast is all about bringing awareness, understanding and support on mental illness, intellectual and developmental disabilities and substance use disorders.

Learn MORE with the CORE

Addiction

MuniCast is the SUMA podcast that brings you conversations on municipal leadership. In Season 4, Tune In to conversations with people connected to SUMA's Convention and Tradeshow. Episodes are released on the second Wednesday of every month.

S1: Municipal Leadership
S2: Lessons in Leadership
S3: Leadership in Mental Health and Addictions
S4: Tune In

The theme for MuniCast was generously provided by Dalton Lam.
MuniCast is Sponsored by SaskTel

Recovery

Non-alcoholic Drinks

Physical Health

Dedicated to issues surrounding mental health, addiction, recovery, and homelessness.

People First Radio

Religion and Spirituality

Personal Recovery Stories

Faith-Based Recovery

Healthy Living

Self-Improvement

Podcast about Dysfunctional Thinking and how to restructure your thinking for better living. “You will live better when you think better” Having problems addiction, dieting, anxiety, depression, panic.

Care In Counseling Podcast

Self-Care

Sobriety

Mindful Drinking

Daily episodes of what I did and what I was grateful for each day, plus my mood and energy rated out of ten. And a list of moods as logged in my sobriety app each evening.

Luke Hand Diary

“Essential Connections: Tips and Techniques for Case Managers”, is an accessible description of ideas and methods used in clinical and community based behavioral health organizations. The friendly, five minute sketches are designed to improve the basic knowledge and skills of case managers on the front lines of providing mental health and substance abuse services. Dr. David Freeman, a psychologist at Community Connections in Washington D.C., is the author and narrator of the Podcast. Currently the Chief Clinical Officer at Community Connections, Freeman has 45 years’ experience in the field. Starting as a volunteer in a therapeutic Summer Camp for “kids who got kicked out of every other camp” he worked as case manager, counselor, therapist, supervisor, team leader, Project Director and Program Director. This podcast distills what Freeman has learned in helping staff work with individuals who struggle with mental illness, addiction, homelessness, criminal justice involvement, poverty, traumatic brain injury, and violent victimization. The individual pods range from an introduction to technical methods like “Pro-Con Analysis”, and “Care Coordination” to equally important but less concrete topics like “Small Talk”, and “Spirituality”. Case managers who are new to the field will appreciate how quickly and easily they can learn the material. New supervisors will enjoy the clarity of thought and the review pf basic concepts that are rarely boiled down to their essence. Senior clinicians will see established clinical interventions in a new light with the help of Freeman’s sketches.  In the rush to satisfy pressures from funders and auditors, case managers sometimes use clinical jargon that they don’t fully understand when documenting services. And, perversely, in providing a service, case managers sometimes forget what they know about helping people because they are so concerned about maintaining fidelity to an evidence based practice that they have been taught but haven’t fully absorbed. The human and relationship elements – so essential to good outcomes – are often lost in the case manager’s effort to be compliant with clinical authority. Freeman demystifies and explains clinical ideas and practices in clear, straightforward language so that case managers can make use of the concepts. He helps case managers think clinically while acting practically. Paraprofessional staff working in shelters, benefits offices, hospitals, and jails will appreciate the way Freeman simplifies complex clinical subjects. Families who are coping with the difficulties of a loved one will appreciate the plain talk of the podcast; it will help them learn skills for interacting with the family member and talking to professionals.  Other topics addressed in the Podcast include: Social Networks, Suicide Risk Reduction, Anger Management, Self-Soothing, Collaborative Mindfulness, Goal Setting, Stages of Change, and Introduction to Cognitive Interventions. Future Topics will include Use of Supervision, the Art of Case Management, The Zen of Case Management, Multidisciplinary Teams, The Clinical Manager’s Dilemmas,  and Models of Case Management.This Podcast was developed with the support of Community Connections Inc. in Washington DC and especially the CEO and Co-Founder of Community Connections, Maxine Harris. Joe Cullinan drew the icon. Chris Fischer provided technical assistance. Loretta Rodts, Chloe Ambrose, Rebecca Wolfson Berley, Karen Singleton, and Mimi Scotchmer – all members of the Clinical Thinking Workgroup which is devoted to improving services at Community Connections– provided helpful support. Clients have been incredibly generous in sharing their feelings, ideas, and insights about the human condition. All three of Freeman’s children played a unique role in bringing the podcast to life. Music for the Podcast was composed by Jessica Krash, Freeman’s wife, who has also provided him a lifetime of inspiration.

Essential Connections: Tips and Techniques for Case Managers

'Deepen with Christina' is the must-listen podcast for anyone looking to unlock their full potential and create deeper connections in their personal and professional life. Join Christina on her entrepreneur journey as she shares her experiences building WeDeepen, a thriving network of social and transformational experiences. From relational skills and addiction release, to love and personal growth, Christina will introduce you to a diverse range of experts in the field of human connection including experience designers, relationship psychologists, tantra teachers, thought-leaders, investors, and more. Tune in to learn about the latest and greatest in events, workshops, conferences, retreats, and festivals, all focused on the study of love. Discover how Christina balances her role as the founder and CEO of WeDeepen with her family obligations and personal life. Produced by David Dickinson and associate produced by Jorge Torres, 'Deepen with Christina' is the ultimate guide to unlocking your full potential and thriving in love.

Deepen with Christina

“Conversations That Matter” equips parents and youth-serving professionals with the education, insights, and tools they need to address youth behavioral health in a rapidly-changing world. Featuring expert commentary from therapists, medical professionals, and addiction prevention specialists, our podcast explores issues that affect youth mental and behavioral health and provides practical strategies for raising, nurturing, teaching, and encouraging children and teens to build healthy patterns that last a lifetime.  The podcast is hosted by Caron Treatment Centers’ Education Alliance.

The Conversation that Matters podcast does not accept compensation from their guest experts in exchange for their participation in the program.

Learn more about Caron's Education Alliance - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_csp-Blzoc&list=PLiGDK3AfZAZBm2w-9j3bSqzfJKC9UFm3w&index=1

Conversations That Matter- Behavioral Health Strategies for Building Resilience in Youth

Our finger is always on the pulse of the healthcare industry, medical innovations and politics. So-much-so that we continue to scoop local and national media sometimes by weeks, months or years. 10 years into programming "American Medicine Today" remains at the forefront covering controversial issues within medicine and politics, along with a good mix of seriousness and laughter. Featuring cutting edge science and medical innovation, touching personal stories from recovery of pain, along with political, social, and healthcare issues plaguing our nation. Comments: 727-495-5200 Email: <a href="mailto:contact@americanmedicinetoday.com">contact@americanmedicinetoday.com</a> Facebook: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/americanmedicinetoday" rel="noopener">https://www.facebook.com/americanmedicinetoday</a> YouTube: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/" rel="noopener">https://www.youtube.com/</a>@AmericanMedicine Stop suffering from debilitating neck/ back pain. See if you are a candidate for the, exclusive, Bonati Spine Procedures visit askbonati.com. Search: Bonati Spine Institute on Facebook/ YouTube. Phone: 855-889-1365

American Medicine Today - Radio

The Hope Collective is a podcast series dedicated to raising awareness of Mental Health and Wellness resources across Saskatchewan in interviews with program facilitators, service providers and other helpers on the front lines. We aim to inspire hope in those struggling with crisis, mental illness, or addiction and give them step by step information on how to access the resources available to them.

The Hope Collective

Harm Reduction

Join the "An Ounce and a Pound" podcast to get connected to the solutions-focused and future first world of prevention.  Prevention is a word often used but less often understood.  We will explore the strategies, philosophies, and applications of prevention.  Enter the world of prevention to learn how to be less reactionary and more proactive.  With prevention, we can reduce addiction, improve health, and create a world where we all make healthier life choices.  After all; "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure." ~Benjamin Franklin  (This podcast is sponsored by the non-profit organization Focus on Community.) (www.focusracine.org)

An Ounce and a Pound

Trauma

Welcome to Urban Tools for Change hosted by Dr. Lisa LaCon, where we’re providing wellness and recovery tips for the urban community dealing with mental health issues through psychiatric rehabilitation principles and methodology. So, what’s in your tool box for your wellness and recovery journey?

Christianity

When it comes down to it, most of life is about our relationships and our shared sense of community. That applies to our family, our friends and our neighbors, and to the people who are homeless and struggling with addictions. The simple solutions of handouts, bailouts, and housing don’t create lasting change. Building relationships, living in community, and knowing Jesus are what truly change lives. 

Jonathan Anderson, the Executive Director of the Good News Rescue Mission, here in Redding California sits down with Justin Wandro, Director of Development to talk about building true community.

Redding's Community Podcast

Sleep

The Better Mental Health Show focuses on the current topics in mental health with a particular focus on how our brain is affected and strategies to overcome. Dr. Fasano uses language all ages can understand and always finds a lesson for the younger audience and their parents to increase awareness at the family level.

The Better Mental Health Show

Buddhism

Peace Now is exploring the relationship between meditation practice and addiction recovery. We’re interested in the pathways toward liberating change and transformation. <a href="https://briannuckols.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast">briannuckols.substack.com</a>

Peace Now with Brian Nuckols

Supervision in mental health and addiction care is a practice in and of itself. This podcast explores all facets of supervision from various theories, to practice venues, to group and peer based supervision models. We will discuss how the advent of telemedicine may have changed the practice of supervision but the responsibilities of being a supervisor never have changed. So grab a cup of your favorite beverage and sit awhile for a Cup of Supervision.

Cup of Supervision

Author, Actor, economist, lawyer, professor of law and economics, columnist for the Wall Street Journal, Presidential speechwriter, multi Emmy Award winning game show host, investment advisor, and America’s humble servant and Co-host of The World According To Ben Stein, published writer for many well renowned publications, former nationally syndicated radio host and addiction specialist, Judah Friedman are quickly becoming the most popular and talked about Podcasters on the internet.
Three times a week Ben and Judah sit down with Special Guests 
Ben and Judah are likeminded and free thinking spirts, their relationship spans two decades which is completely obvious from the depth and variety of their discussions.
The World According To Ben Stein is one show you don’t want to miss, so make sure you bookmark, like and subscribe to The World According To Ben Stein, available everywhere you want it.

LIVE Episodes of The World According To Ben Stein air, Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7:00 PM PST/10:00 PM EST, on Saturdays at 7:00 PM PST/10:00 PM EST you can watch LIVE Episodes of The World According To Ben Stein on Rumble at https://rumble.com/c/TheWorldAccordingtoBenStein

The World According To Ben Stein

A faith based look at Men’s mental health. ⚡️Talking about depression, anxiety and addiction.

No Man Is An Island

This is the official podcast of Montgomery County Prevention Partners where we explore various health and wellness issues and connect listeners to community resources. We especially focus on mental health and addiction, two population health issues that are having a major impact across the nation.

Dissect & Connect

In this podcast, I will be sharing my story on my newfound perspective on mental health and substance abuse. The podcast separates into three parts: My family’s experience with substance abuse and mental health, my interest in Psychology, and my developing literacy. I am passionate about spreading the word and breaking the stereotypes associated with the two concepts. I hope that my listeners will also have a new outlook on life and recognize the afflictions that affect millions of people in our country.

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