Addiction Series: Elisabeth Holland & Michelle Hansford, Santa Maria Hostel Our guests are Elisabeth Holland, certified Addictions RN, and Michelle Hansford, Parent Coach Navigator of Santa Maria Hostel, Texas’ largest multi-site residential and outpatient substance abuse treatment center, and one of … Continue reading →
Addiction Series: Andrew Warren, Archway Academy Andrew Warren, former student, currently a member of staff at Archway Academy, a sober/recovery high school based right here in Houston. Archway serves as a prototype for others beginning recovery high schools in their … Continue reading →
Addiction Series: Dr. Susan Delaney: Addiction in Adolescents Dr. Susan Delaney, EdD, LPC, LCDC-I, discusses addiction and its effects on adolescents.
Continue reading →Addiction Series: Noel Love, M. Ed. LCDC: Effects on the Family Noel Love, M. Ed. LCDC, is Director of Family Programs at Kemah Palms Recovery. He will be educating us about addiction’s effects on the family. Addiction is a family … Continue reading →
Addiction Series: LaToya Shields, The Cradles Project LaToya Shields, program manager of specialized services and programs at the Council on Recovery, discusses her work on The Cradles Project, a FREE community-based intervention program that targets pregnant and postpartum women and … Continue reading →
Addiction Series: Rebecca Whitson, LMSW Rebecca Whitson, LMSW, will help unpack addiction. What is addiction? How does the disease develop over time? What does it look like and how do I identify if or know when to intervene with a loved … Continue reading →
Sasha Mclean on Generation Found. Sasha Mclean, Executive Director of Archway Academy, the largest sober high school in the country. Sasha is featured in the film and she will be sharing with us information about adolescent addiction, Archway Academy, and … Continue reading →
Julie Cunningham addresses the problem of adolescent drug addiction. It’s every parent’s nightmare, something that can destroy their child, something over which they have absolutely no control. We don’t like talking about it, it is often a shameful secret, but when … Continue reading →