Directors Notes: Beit T’Shuvah
Film Director Paul J. Steinbroner on Beit T’Shuvah, Gratitude, and his latest film “Soul Sanctuary.”
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Called From Darkness Presents “Soul Sanctuary” Official Trailer
Soul Sanctuary documents the courageous work of redemption that is grist for this story, and it takes place at Beit T’Shuvah: an urban rehab center that is grounded in the wisdom of the Torah.
Big Drug Distributor Pays $22 Million to settle United States Opioid Charges
Morris & Dickson Company LLC has agreed to pay the United States $22 million…
Directors Notes: The Magic of Recovery Cafe
I started the day early with an interview with Campbell, a member of Recovery Cafe in Seattle, Washington. She worked on the oil pipeline in Alaska and lived that wildcat lifestyle, and when she was done chasing money she brought all the bad habits back to Seattle. But that was a former life as she …
Stand Down 2017
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kU06KNxkhdc&w=560&h=315] In our travels while filming for our upcoming film “Called From Darkness” we attended the 2017 Stand Down event in San Diego. Its an amazing event doing a lot of good for our veterans. This short clip tells a little bit about whats its all about.
Called From Darkness – Courage to Change
Every person’s path to recovery is unique. At this faith based treatment center in San Juan Capistrano, California people are overcoming their addictions by being a part of a community.
Called From Darkness – A New Path
Gretchen Burns Bergman has a mission to reduce the stigma associated with addiction.
The 4 Traits That Put Kids at Risk for Addiction
This NY Times article from last fall outlines how a young person’s temperament and personality traits can drive their risk for later drug use. It’s a great read and the following is our own Darryl Inaba’s take on the story: “I’ve seen this NY Times article and noted that it mirrors many other studies …
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Called From Darkness – The Little Spider : Mexican Tar
The people in Northern New Mexico are experiencing a steep increase in the number of fatal overdoses from heroin. Pedro Herrera, a community organizer, is working through rehabilitation centers and suffering families to raise the level of awareness and involvement to provide more addiction services and grief counseling to families.