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National Catholic Review talks about Fr. Greg Boyle and Home Boy Joy Ride
Paul J. Steinbroner Q&A, facilitated by Jeremiah Gardner of the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation, was published for Hazelden Betty Ford’s monthly Recovery Advocacy Update.
Paul Steinbroner awarded the 2023 Michael Ford Journalism Award. Mr. Steinbroner has produced and distributed over 50 films related to addiction, including educational materials and poignant documentaries. As co-founder of CNS Productions, he published eight editions of the textbook Uppers, Downers, All Arounders. He manages TouchPoint Productions and is completing the sixth documentary, titled Recovery Café, in the series, Called From Darkness.
We should consider launching a Recovery Cafe in our valley
Rufus Woods, Publisher Emeritus, The Wenatchee World.com
As community members, we have a lot to learn about addiction, recovery and supporting people who are desperate to heal and rejoin society.
The view that people who are addicted to substances are making bad decisions ignores the underlying driver of addiction a history of trauma as well as the neurobiological evidence that those behaviors rewire the brain, making it much more difficult for these individuals to change their behavior.
A Review of the Documentary JustUs (Existential struggles of the Mestizo culture of Northern New Mexico) by Ana Malinalli X Gutiérrez Sisneros, Ph.D.
This documentary shows a movement, to-ollin, illustrations of the Mestizo culture of Northern New Mexico (peregrinaciones of the people of Northern New Mexico), so eloquently captured by the documentary film JustUs.
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