M2 THE ROCK || Michael Molthan
MICHAEL MOLTHAN
THE BEST ALCOHOL/DRUG REHAB IN AMERICA - THE HANLEY CENTER
THE BEST ALCOHOL/DRUG REHAB IN AMERICA - THE HANLEY CENTER
THE BEST ALCOHOL/DRUG REHAB IN AMERICA - THE HANLEY CENTER
Friday 1st August 2025
Explore healing and hope at Hanley Center with Michael Molthan, Dr. Rachel Docekal, and Dr. John Dyben in this inspiring podcast episode.
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M2 THE ROCK || Michael Molthan
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Episode Overview
- Hanley Foundation and Center's mission to eliminate addiction.
- The personal story of Mary Jane Hanley's struggle with alcoholism.
- Importance of trauma-informed care in addiction recovery.
- Role of Employee Assistance Programs in identifying addiction risks.
- Insights from Recovery Revolution on future developments.
"As we look to the future, we are filled with optimism and determination. We are exploring new ways to expand our services, reach more people and create lasting impact."
In this episode of M2 THE ROCK, host Michael Molthan visits the Hanley Center in West Palm Beach, Florida, to explore the transformative work being done to tackle addiction. Joined by Dr. Rachel Docekal and Dr. John Dyben, the conversation delves into the history and mission of the Hanley Foundation and Center. The Hanley Foundation and Center were founded over 40 years ago by Mary Jane and Jack Hanley, with a vision to combat addiction through both treatment and prevention.
Dr. Rachel Docekal shares the compelling story of Mary Jane Hanley's struggle with alcoholism, which inspired the establishment of these organizations. The Hanleys recognized the devastating impact of addiction on families and sought to create a safe haven for recovery and healing. Dr. John Dyben expands on the importance of trauma-informed care, emphasizing the high correlation between addiction and past trauma.
He highlights the guidelines provided by SAMHSA to ensure centers like Hanley offer comprehensive care that addresses these complex issues. The episode also touches on the critical role of Employee Assistance Programs in identifying and mitigating addiction risks before they become catastrophic. Dr. Docekal discusses how these programs work with employers to support individuals in need, thereby preventing workplace issues related to substance abuse.
As the conversation progresses, insights from the Recovery Revolution magazine showcase the optimistic future of addiction recovery services. The Hanley Center and Foundation are committed to expanding their reach and impact, continually evolving to meet the needs of those seeking recovery. Listeners are encouraged to support the Hanley Foundation by subscribing to their channels and sharing resources, fostering a community dedicated to hope and healing.
Michael Molthan closes the episode with a heartfelt message, reminding listeners of the power of love and encouragement in the recovery journey.