EPISODE · Jun 8, 2026 · 44 MIN
Episode 167: The Hanley Effect: Rethinking Addiction, Family Healing, and the Rise of Process Addictions (featuring Dr. Rachel Docekal)
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In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Rachel Docekal, CEO of the Hanley Foundation, to explore how one of the nation’s largest addiction-focused organizations is reshaping prevention, treatment, and recovery. Dr. Docekal shares insights into Hanley’s comprehensive model, serving communities across 34 counties in Florida through prevention programs, professional education, and treatment services. The conversation dives into emerging trends, including the rise of process addictions alongside a shift in substance use patterns where fewer people are drinking, but those who do are experiencing more severe consequences. Looking ahead, Dr. Docekal shares exciting developments, including a recovery-focused bookstore and coffee shop designed as a job training program for individuals transitioning out of treatment. This episode highlights the importance of evolving with the changing landscape of addiction—and the power of community, innovation, and family in long-term recovery.About the Guest:For more than two decades, Dr. Rachel Docekal has built a career focused on shifting from what is present to what is possible. Dr. Docekal comes to Hanley Foundation with the unique perspective of having previously served as the organization’s CEO from 2010 to 2015. Drawing on this experience, she now oversees board and donor relations, advancing strategies that support Hanley’s lifesaving programs and expansion initiatives. She holds a Bachelor of Arts from Chatham College, a Master of Business Administration from the Katz Graduate School of Business at the University of Pittsburgh, and a Doctor of Education in Organizational Leadership from Nova Southeastern University.Links:https://www.hanleycenter.org/https://hanleyfoundation.org/Support the showThank you for listening to this episode of Talking Addiction & Recovery Podcast.To learn more about the podcast visit www.andrewjschreier.com To inquire being a guest on the podcast or sponsorship opportunities you can e-mail [email protected] podcast is also a platform for FREE continuing education. Licensed and certified professionals are able to listen to select episodes at no cost. Listen to an episode. Take a quiz. Complete an eval. Earn a certificate. Learn more at www.andrewjschreier.com/continuing-educationTalking Addiction & Recovery Podcast is the follow-up to the book "Addiction & Recovery" by author and clinician Andrew J. Schreier. This podcast explores discussions regarding important issues related to addiction and recovery. Information you learn here is not typical of what you will find in academic textbooks and resources; and comes from the experiences of a clinical supervisor, clinical substance abuse counselor, and licensed professional counselor and the work with individuals and others involved in this field. Listen as guests join the show and cover a wide range of topics looking to educate individuals, families, communities, organizations, institutions, mental health professionals, educators, and anyone else impacted by addiction and recovery. Content is not intended to be treatment and is not affiliated with any specific group.
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In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Rachel Docekal, CEO of the Hanley Foundation, to explore how one of the nation’s largest addiction-focused organizations is reshaping prevention, treatment, and recovery. Dr. Docekal shares insights into Hanley’s comprehensive model, serving communities across 34 counties in Florida through prevention programs, professional education, and treatment services. The conversation dives into emerging trends, including the rise of process addictions alongside a ...
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Episode 167: The Hanley Effect: Rethinking Addiction, Family Healing, and the Rise of Process Addictions (featuring Dr. Rachel Docekal)
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