Robyn's podcast with Shadoe Davis

Robyn and Shadoe Davis Talk Mental Health Recently Robyn sat down with Shadoe Davis to chat about mental health. Shadoe is a well known radio personality in Canada who launched a mental health podcast just over a year ago. It has been a huge success in Canada and he is gaining followers daily. The Shadoe Davis Mental Wellness Show is designed to help people reach out for help in their struggles with mental health. In each episode you'll hear somebody's story. They're all different and yet remarkably similar. It's Shadoe's hope you'll find comfort in the realization that you are not alone and it doesn't have to be this way.  Click here to listen to Robyn & Shadoe As Shadoe says (and I 100% agree), "Robyn Priest is one the most interesting, open, caring and colourful people I've ever met. She tells us all about peer support and why it's so important." I hope you enjoy listening to this podcast and please share with anyone who would benefit from hearing Shadoe's podcasts. Shadoe has chatted with some amazing individuals in his podcast. I hope you check out some of his guests. I also had the pleasure of being on Shadoe's podcast and so did my daughter, Shelby. I spoke about being a parent and the realization of how important my own mental health is in supporting my daughters. I also talk about my experience raising both my daughters and why peer support matters so much to me. Shelby talks about her mental health journey. Please check them out. Charlotte & Shadoe Davis Podcast Shelby's podcast with Shadoe Please reach out, I look forward to hearing what you think of the podcasts. Charlotte Charlotte Sytnyk Co-creator and Mental Health Momager Robyn Priest LIVE YOUR TRUTH Robyn Priest LIVE YOUR TRUTH, is a mental health and peer support education and strategy firm. All programs are designed and delivered by people with their own experience of living with a mental health issue, or a family member of someone living with a mental health issue. Why? To demystify the many misconceptions of mental health issues from a perspective of someone who has lived it, so we can educate people to go after, and live the life of their dreams. Their “REAL” truth. sign up for our newsletter  ‌  ‌  ‌  ‌

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🔥 From Dope to Hope with Tim Ryan - Episode 122

Click Here to Immerse Yourself in Sober Nation's Private Online Community Tim made millions during his time as a business leader in the tech industry. As a heroin addict, he overdosed eight times, suffered two minor heart attacks, and was pronounced clinically dead three times. Addiction took everything from him – money, companies, his marriage, and even his son Nick. After being sentenced to seven years in prison for several drug-related convictions, Tim found recovery with the help of his cellmate and a 12 Step program. Today Tim is a public speaker, Business Developer at A Better Life Recovery, best-selling author, and founder of A Man in Recovery. He starred in A&E’s Dope Man and has been featured by many publications and television shows including USA Today, Newsweek, The Steve Harvey Show, and The Doctors. Listen on Itunes Listen on Spotify Advertise on Sober Nation Sign Up To Be A Featured Treatment Center Buy A Sponsored Article Sponsor This Newsletter and Promote Your Facility Want to Write For Sober Nation? Click Here To Email Me Thanks everyone, Stay sober. Reach out. Ask for help! Sober Nation "Putting Recovery on the Map"   Copyright © 2020 Sober Nation LLC, All rights reserved. Where do the phone calls go to? FULL DISCLOSURE Our mailing address is: 1700 N Dixie Hwy Unit 122 Boca Raton

Only Four Days Left to Submit a Presentation Proposal for the 2020 Northwest Regional Conference!

web version February 25, 2020 There Are Only Four Days Left to Submit a 2020 Northwest Regional Conference Presentation Proposal! NAADAC, along with our Northwest Region Affiliates, invites you to submit a proposal to present at the 2020 Northwest Regional Conference: Embracing the Future, taking place at the DoubleTree by Hilton Seattle Airport in Seattle, WA from June 11 - 13, 2020. NAADAC members and non-members are invited to submit presentation proposals for 1.5, 3, and 6 hour sessions. NAADAC encourages addiction and co-occurring professionals from diverse organizations and disciplines to submit. NAADAC and its partners are calling for workshop proposals that offer unique educational experiences for addiction and other helping professionals. We are seeking current and relevant information within these five topics: Practice Management & Technology Co-occurring Disorders Clinical Skills Medication Assisted Treatment & Recovery Clinical Supervision Presenters will receive a discount on conference registration, promotion on our website and in all electronic and print marketing materials (where appropriate), recognition of expertise by NAADAC and other industry professionals, and exciting networking opportunities! Submission Deadline: Friday, February 28, 2020 NAADAC, The Association for Addiction Professionals 44 Canal Center Plaza, Suite 301, Alexandria, VA 22314 Phone: 703.741.7686 / 800.548.0497

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Run the 2020 TCS New York City Marathon with us

Dear Joseph, We are pleased to share with you an opportunity to run the 2020 TCS New York City Marathon and support families impacted by a loved one’s substance use by running as a Partner for Hope with Center on Addiction | Partnership for Drug-Free Kids! This is our third year as a charity partner, and we’re so proud of our past Partners for Hope teams. They have included passionate individuals running in celebration of recovery or in memory of a loved one lost to addiction, as well as those advocating for change. No matter your reason for running, every stride you take and every dollar raised benefits families we serve. Whether you have a connection to our cause or not, I encourage you to consider racing the 2020 TCS New York City Marathon for Center on Addiction | Partnership for Drug-Free Kids. Our runners will be asked to meet a fundraising minimum of $3,500 to receive guaranteed entry and fundraising support. If you did not receive an entry in the official drawing, we would love to be your ticket into this iconic race. Make your miles matter by applying to join our team today! Apply to run as a Partner for Hope Sincerely, Kaila Sassano Vice President, Development Partnership for Drug-Free Kids P.S. Get your application in today as spots are limited and submissions will close the end of March!

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The Truth About College Binge Drinking

What Parents Need to Know About College Binge Drinking by Amelia Arria, Ph.D. The feeling of sending a grown child off to college can be described as a strange mixture of pride, relief and severe anxiety. What do parents need to know as their adult child prepares to take this big step? As a public health researcher, I have some good news to share, and some reminders about what to be aware of during this critical transition for both you and them. The first piece of good news is that your voice matters. Your child might not tell you, but when researchers have asked them about your influence, they find that parent attitudes and the rules you put in place during their development are major influences on their risk-taking behavior. Preparing and protecting your child from engaging in excessive drinking during college starts way before “drop-off” day. Even in middle school, and throughout high school, sending a clear message of your disapproval for underage drinking is critical and equally important in college. To some parents, it might be tempting to think that you can “teach” your child how to drink responsibly by allowing them to drink before going to college. Many parents also think that not allowing their children to drink turns alcohol into “forbidden fruit,” increasing the child’s interest in drinking. Instead, research has shown that having parents who communicate clear expectations against using alcohol during high school is associated with a lower chance of drinking excessively during college. Read About What to Do

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