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Scope of Practice — 101 episodes

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The Benefits of Authenticity: Know Yourself, Be Yourself

2

Dopamine: Brain, Body, Behavior

3

Recovering In Place

4

Mitigation Specialists: The Aim for Outcomes That Consider Rehabilitation and Not Just Punishment

5

Culturally Responsive Financial Literacy for Formerly Incarcerated Individuals

6

When “Doing Something” Isn’t Enough: Tracking Opioid Settlement Spending

7

Defunding Public Health To Our Own Detriment

8

SMART-T Smoking Cessation Smartphone App: Clinical Trials

9

Fighting The Florida Shuffle: A Discussion with Co-Author Dave Aronberg

10

Respected, Valued & Appreciated: Servant Leadership in Behavioral Health

11

Healing A Village: A Chat with the Author

12

Patient Brokering: Human Trafficking in the SUD Treatment & Recovery Industry

13

Voir Dire (to speak the truth): A Conversation with Retired Federal Judge Mary Beth O’Connor

14

Under Recognized & Undervalued: A Call To Action

15

The Super Bowl and Domestic Violence: Facts vs. Fiction

16

Federal Drug Policy in the Second Trump Administration

17

Compulsive Sexual Behavior: Problematic Pornography Use

18

Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy as Clinical Tools

19

Getting Sober is Just The Beginning

20

Curiosity, Not Judgment: Myths and Barriers to Care for Sex Workers

21

The Harm Reduction Gap: A Discussion with Author Sheila Vakharia, MSW, Ph.D.

22

Death By 1000 Cuts: Microaggressions and Their Impact

23

Pathologizing Blackness: Behavioral Health's Role In Strucural Racism

24

Caring for Connecticut’s Homeless People

25

Psychology for Peak Performance

26

Silence in the Streets: A Public Safety and Public Health Collaboration

27

Philosophical Thunderdome! Abstinence Based vs. Moderation

28

”The Simple Truth Is Beauty That Hits Like A Sledgehammer” (Mark Twain)

29

”Hope Is A Waking Dream” - (Aristotle)

30

”You Gotta Do What You Gotta Do”

31

Recovery is _______________

32

”Do the Best You Can Until You Know Better”

33

Aftershock: A Discussion with Dr. Geri-Lynn Utter

34

A Workforce In Crisis

35

Defragmenting the Mind: An Introduction to Psychedelic Assisted Treatment

36

Mining for Pathology: Trauma Overreach

37

A More Empowering Narrative

38

The Authentic Self: Countertransference and Supervision

39

Raising the Bar for Group Therapy (and Group Therapists)

40

It’s Legal, So What Do We Do Now?

41

”People Should Not Be Paying For 12 Step Recovery”

42

Under the Helmet and Shoulder Pads: NFL Players and the Human Condition

43

Prefatory Remarks on Structural Racism in Drug Policy and SUD Care

44

Taking Back The Tailgate Party: Sober AF Entertainment’s Duke Rumely

45

Upsetting The Applecart: Challenges to the Status Quo of the SUD Industry

46

Emerging Technologies for Recovery Support: A Wearable Device

47

The Search for Psychological Flexibility: Acceptance & Commitment Therapy

48

The Gut/Brain Axis

49

Attentional Biases and Substance Use Disorders

50

Radical & Righteous Care: The Truth About Overdose Prevention Centers

51

Putting the BIO in Bio-Psycho-Social: Genetically Guided Treatment

52

Removing Cultural Brainwashing: The Behavioral Health Needs of Firefighters

53

The Living Undeterred Tour: Jeffrey Johnston

54

Dispelling the Myth of Codependence

55

Do We All Have Biases? Of Course We Do! (A Discussion of Values Exploration)

56

Clinical Supervision: A Distinct Professional Competency

57

Bringing the Unconscious to Life: An Interview with Author Koren Zailckas

58

Our Own Infrastructure Repair: Building Bridges Between Prevention, Treatment and Recovery

59

Long Odds: The Impact of Online Gambling on the Community

60

A Dialogue On Systemic Oppression and Barriers to Treatment for Black and Brown Americans

61

Back to School: A Lesson on Collegiate Recovery

62

A Fundamental Discourse on Sexual Violence

63

Inside the Beltway 2021: The Year in DC

64

Building the Workforce of the Future

65

Unintended Consequences: The DEA and Medications for Substance Use Treatment

66

The News of Its Demise Is Greatly Exaggerated: Opioid Overprescribing

67

Harm Reduction: Valuing the Lives of People Who Use Drugs

68

Fanning the Flames of the Opioid Overdose Crisis: Stigma and Prohibition

69

The Prevention Space: Clarifying the Role of Professionals in the Workforce

70

The Overdose Epidemic: Using Prevention Strategies to Effect Long-Term Change

71

"Rehab Doesn't Do Anything..."

72

Faces and Voices of Recovery: 20 Years and Growing

73

Bigger Than Ourselves: A Primer on Spirituality

74

The Therapeutic Relationship: Political Countertransference

75

The ATTC Network: An Invaluable Resource for Professionals

76

Why Aren't We Talking About Outcome Data?

77

Crossfit Training: AMRAP

78

The Importance of Graduate Training in Clinical Treatment of Substance Use Disorders

79

Safety in the Workplace: Active Shooter Preparation

80

Recovery Pathways? How About Recovery Trails?

81

The Healing Power of Music: Practical Applications

82

The Healing Power of Music: A Primer on Music and SUD Recovery

83

It's Not About Us...Or Is It? A Primer on Countertransference

84

Dream Corps Justice: Criminal Justice Reform and the #DayOfEmpathy

85

Financial Capability and Recovery Capital

86

Emerging Best Practices: Protecting Clients and Staff from COVID-19 in Residential Settings

87

Best and Worst of 2020/Hopes and Fears for 2021: The Alcoholism & Drug Abuse Weekly Review

88

Enhancing Self Healing: Yoga and Mindfulness

89

Gratitude and Recovery: A Special Thanksgiving Episode

90

Uprooting Addiction: A Discussion with Film Producer Hope Payson, LCSW

91

A Different Kind of Cultural Competence: A Discussion on Veterans' Reintegration Into Civilian Society

92

The Cochrane Review of AA: What does it really say?

93

A Holistic Approach to Recovery

94

Counselor Magazine: A Discussion with the Publisher

95

Suicide: Facts and Prevention

96

The Unique Needs of Transgender Individuals in SUD Treatment: Part II - The Treatment Environment

97

The Unique Needs of Transgender Individuals, Part 1: An understanding of Terms and Concepts

98

The Unique Needs of Women in Recovery, Part III: Stigma: It Rests Heavier on the Shoulders of Women

99

The Unique Needs of Women in Recovery, Part II: Trauma

100

The Unique Needs of Women in Recovery, Part 1: Discussing Gender Specific Programming

101

Fitness As A Recovery Pathway