WDFH - Recovery Talk

Surviving clergy sexual abuse; guest John Salveson, founder of the Foundation to Abolish Child Sex Abuse, Inc.

A careful and non-invasive approach to the cervical and lumbar spine; guest Jack Stern, M.D., Ph.D.

Recovery your inner calm and improve your self-awareness through unleashing the Ch'i; guest Dr. Robert Chuckrow.

The relatively new field of pain management; guest Martha Maresco, R.N.

Open-mindedness and change and their impact on mental health; guest Dr. Mehul Shah, assistant professor at Bucks County Community College in Pennsylvania.

Chemical dependency in the LGBTQ community; guest John de Miranda, CEO of Stepping Stone, San Diego.

Hand-made drugs that work for a lot of people; guest Phil Altman, pharmacist.

Crack cocaine will kill you — and if it doesn’t, it will bring you down to the ground; guest John H.

Beginning as a free clinic housed in a church basement, Open Door Family Medical Facility has evolved and grown; guest Pamela Ferrari, a nurse and administrator.

Hepatitis C — it can and will change your life; guest Dan Brown of Denver, Colorado.

New York drug law reform; guest John Coppola, Executive Director of the New York Association of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Providers.

Sub-Saharan Africans suffering from AIDS get a helping hand from New York high school students; guests Leah Horowitz and Dana Kayser, seniors at New Rochelle High School.

Autism: What is it? How is it treated? And what are the scientific outcomes of treatment? Guest Meghan Shawn O'Reilly-Green, treatment team leader at Brooklyn Autism Center.

Date rape, the stigma of addiction and recovering from it, and combat stress injuries and recovering from them; guest Pam Woll, an addiction treatment consultant and trainer based in Chicago.

New technologies in neuroscience step to the forefront in treating depression, PTSD, stroke, and Parkinson's; guest Dr. Ross Hoffman, former cardiologist.

The Betty Ford Institute; guest Garrett O'Connor, M.D., chief of the institute.

Autism: What is it? How is it treated? And what are the scientific outcomes of treatment? Guest Meghan Shawn O'Reilly-Green, treatment team leader at the Brooklyn Autism Center.

Date rape, the stigma of addiction and recovering from it, and combat stress injuries and recovering from them; guest Pam Woll, addiction treatment consultant and trainer based in Chicago.

New technologies in neuroscience step to the forefront in treating depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, stroke, and Parkinson's disease; guest Dr. Ross Hoffman, former cardiologist.

Understanding the integration of psychotherapy and 12 step programs; guest Dr. William Knack.