I am very fortunate to do a Part 2 interview with Jim Higley in Chicago of Bobblehead Dad.  Jim is a great guy, father, writer, and radio show who has allowed me on to talk about raising drug-free teens.  We had so much fun the first time, we decided on a part 2.  Here it is. 

JIm Higley of Bobblehead Dad recently interviewed me for his show.  We both spent about 45 minutes talking about famiies, teens, drugs, alcohol, and what all of us can do to assist teens and families navigate the difficult waters of living in our contemporary society free of the harms associated with excessive alcohol use and drug use.  

Secondary School Drug Education Specialist and Youth Speaker Jeff Wolfsberg interviews Hazing Expert Hank Nuwer on the problem of hazing. Mr. Nuwer discusses what hazing is and what schools, coaches, and parents can do about it.  

Watching a loved one grapple with an addictive disorder can be terrifying, confusing and stressful. As a specialist in addiction and family systems Diana Clark offers an array of services designed to educate family members about addictive disorders and encourage healthy responses. With a masters degree in Counseling Psychology from Antioch University, Diana offers a calm, compassionate and logical voice during a time of turmoil; encouraging family members to engage in behavior which promotes recovery and healthy functioning for all.

From Diana:

Every day I see extraordinary examples of love by ordinary parents. I see parents love when it is painful, love when they are angry. I see them loving fiercely with tears running down their cheeks. I also see them love when they are scared. I lie awake in fear too. But I also see the fruits of recovery. I see families transform into magnificent people and I get a glimpse at a larger picture. Then I question:

What if addiction isn’t a curse?

What if life in recovery isn’t a diminished life?

What if addiction is the catalyst for our children to live life with meaning, depth and humility?

Pushing through addiction and into recovery can be a unique launching pad towards an amazing functional adulthood. For those parents with fortitude, commitment and support, this journey called Recovery can be your prescription for living life with more meaning as well. 

Radio Host and College Counselor at the Antilles School Chris Teare interviews Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention Specialist about the transition to college and some of the challenges and obstacles that need to be addressed to be successful.  

Jeff Wolfsberg is interviewed by Diana Waggoner of the KIM Foundation for the Not Alone Podcast.  Mr. Wolfsberg is visiting Lincoln, Nebraska March 30 to speak with addiction professionals of Nebraska and to parents at Lincoln North Star High School Monday evening.  

Jeff Wolfsberg is interviewed by Diana Waggoner of the KIM Foundation about his upcoming visit to Lincoln, Nebraska to work with addiction professionals and parents at Lincoln North Star High School.  Episode 2. 

Jeff Wolfsberg is interviewed by Diana Waggoner of the KIM Foundation about his upcoming visit to Lincoln, Nebraska to work with addiction professionals at the BAYLGB West Medical Center and with parents at Lincoln North Star High School on March 30, 2011.  This is episode 3. 

Mike Dilbeck is a professional speaker, film and video producer, and creator of inspiring educational products to empower human beings to live extraordinary and powerful lives.  He is well-known and respected in the fields in which he plays and is known to make a huge difference in the world.

In July of 2007, Mike set out to produce an anti-hazing video for the fraternity/sorority community.  This project took on a life of its own and grew into the RESPONSE ABILITY project including a DVD package, published book and speaking engagements.  Mike now devotes most of his time to this project.

Interview with Dr. G. Alan Marlatt.  Dr. Marlatt is know for his work in the fields of Harm Reduction, Relapse Prevention, and he is the creator of the evidence-based model program on addressing harmful drinking in college students called BASICS.