Harm Reduction Radio - HAMS
Summary: This series interviews experts in the addictions field, with a focus on evidence-based, cutting-edge approaches to substance abuse problems such as: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), pharmacotherapy, harm reduction, and many, many more. Your host Kenneth Anderson is the founder and CEO of The HAMS Harm Reduction Network and the author of "How to Change Your Drinking: a Harm Reduction Guide to Alcohol."
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Podcasts:
Our guest tonight is Susan Collins Ph.D. of the University of Washington Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences who will be talking to us about her research on wet housing. Her studies show that homeless alcoholics who are allowed to drink in wet housing significantly reduce their alcohol consumption when compared to homeless alcoholics living on the streets. Moreover wet housing costs the city only a fraction of what it costs for alcoholics to live on the streets.
Our first guest is Anne Fletcher, author of Sober for Good and many other books. Our second guest is Scott Elting from Draeger Diagnostics to talk about the Breathalyzer Ignition Interlock Device, BRAIID.
Our first guest is Bart Majoor, Clinical Director at St. Ann's Corner of Harm Reduction, a syringe exchange and harm reduction program in the Bronx New York. Our second guest is MADD founder Candace Lightner who will be talking to us about the Breathalyzer Ignition Interlock Device.
Our guest tonight is David Rudy Ph D, author of the book Becoming Alcoholic: Alcoholics Anonymous and the Reality of Alcoholism which discusses the conversion process of affiliation with AA from a sociologist's perspective.
Our first guest is Jenifer Talley PhD who teaches courses in substance abuse treatment with a focus on harm reduction at The New School University. Our second guest, who wishes to remain anonymous, will discuss underground needle exchange programs in Texas where possession of a syringe is a crime.
Our guests tonight are Estate "Tato" Sokhadze PhD and Christopher Stewart MD, both of the University of Louisville, who will be discussing their research in using biofeedback in addictions treatment. For more information or to find a provider please visit http://www.isnr.org or http://www.aapb.org.
Our guest is Moe Sattar, founder of the Safe Rides Unlimited drunk driving prevention program. Don't want a DUI? Safe ride programs are one of the best DUI prevention strategies out there!
Our guest tonight is Donna J. Cornett, founder of the Drink Link moderate drinking program and author of 7 Weeks to Safe Social Drinking: How to Effectively Moderate Your Alcohol Intake and other books.
Join us as Sarz Maxwell MD of the Chicago Recovery Alliance talks about methadone, buprenorphine, and discrimination against maintenance patients which occurs in communities and even in methadone clinics themselves.
Our first guest is Dr. David J. Hanson who operates the web site Alcohol Problems & Solutions. Dr. Hanson is Professor Emeritus of Sociology at SUNY Potsdam. Our second guest is Dr Sarah Bowen of the Addictive Behaviors Research Center at the University of Washington. Dr. Bowen, together with Dr. Neha Chawla, is the author of Mindfulness-Based Relapse Prevention for Addictive Behaviors A Clinician's Guide.
Our first guest is Patt Denning Ph D who will be talking about her new book Practicing Harm Reduction Psychotherapy 2nd Edition, which is a must read for all mental health and substance abuse treatment professionals. This second edition is not merely an update of the first--it is a whole new book. Our second guest is Gabrielle Glaser who will be talking about her forthcoming book Uncorked which explores the history of women and alcohol in America and discusses why AA can be such a bad fit for women drinkers.
Our guest is Jeffrey Dhywood, author of World War D. The Case against prohibitionism, roadmap to controlled re-legalization.
The number of drug overdose deaths has more than tripled in the US since 1990. More than 100 people die of a drug overdose in the US every day. This increase was not caused by illegal street drugs--the number of deaths from heroin overdose remains relatively constant. The majority of drug overdose deaths in America today are cause by prescription painkillers. Sales of prescription painkillers in the US have tripled since 1999--paralleling the tripling of drug overdose deaths. Project Lazarus in North Carolina is fighting these drug overdose deaths with overdose prevention kits and naloxone, and they are succeeding in turning the tide. Our guests tonight are Project Lazarus workers Fred Wells Brason II and Nabarun Dasgupta who will fill us in on what is happening.
Our first guest is Howard Josepher, creator of the Exponents Arrive program, one of the first harm reduction programs in New York City. Our second guest is Rae Eden Frank, former executive director and my former supervisor at Access Works needle exchange in Minneapolis.
Our first guest is Shilo Murphy, executive director of the Peoples Harm Reduction Alliance to talk about drug user stigma. Our second guest is Michelle Dunbar, executive director of St Jude Retreat House. St Jude's has the highest independently verified success rate of any addiction treatment center--no 12 steps, no disease model, and no B*llsh*t.
