Dive into an inspiring journey from fairy tales on the big screen to the raw, real-life struggles of addiction and recovery. In this powerful episode, a Hollywood writer and director, Mark Rosman, known for hits like "A Cinderella Story" and "Lizzie McGuire," shares his deeply personal story of battling addiction within his own family. As he navigates the heartbreaking lows and triumphant highs of his daughter's journey to sobriety, Mark reveals the transformative power of parental love and support. Discover how his upcoming film "Keep Coming Back" shifts the focus from the person facing substance use disorder to the family's crucial role in the recovery process. Join Clare Waismann, M-RAS/SUDCC II, David Livingston, and Dwight Hurst, CMHC as they explore the untold story behind the scenes and uncover the profound impact of family dynamics on recovery. Tune in for a conversation that will move, motivate, and inspire you to look at substance misuse and addiction through a new lens.

Join us for an enlightening episode of the Waismann Method Podcast as we explore the future of mental health recovery with our esteemed guest, Amity Cooper. This episode delves into the evolving landscape of mental health treatment, highlighting the significant role of innovative technologies such as AI, VR, and wearable tech. Amity Cooper, an entrepreneur with extensive experience in various industries, shares her journey into mental health counseling and her dedication to helping high achievers navigate psychological struggles and addiction recovery.

Throughout the episode, Amity discusses the rapid advancements in mental health technologies and their potential to revolutionize treatment approaches. Our hosts, Dwight Hurst and Clare Waismann, along with David Livingston, bring their unique perspectives to the conversation, emphasizing the importance of meeting clients where they are and adapting treatment to individual needs. The discussion also touches on the balance between in-person and virtual care, as well as the critical role of continuous support in the recovery process.

This episode is essential for anyone interested in the future of mental health and addiction recovery, offering valuable insights into how we can prepare for and embrace new challenges. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of the innovative practices shaping the mental health industry and how they can enhance the recovery journey.

Join us on this inspiring episode of the Waismann Method Podcast, where we delve into the transformative journey of recovery with our courageous guest, Richard Hellstrom. The episode not only explores Richard's personal battles with addiction but also celebrates his resilience and determination to forge a path toward healing.

Richard Hellstrom opens up about his intense 15-year struggle with addiction, marked by significant losses and the pivotal moment that led him to Waismann Method. His story is one of remarkable strength and perseverance, as he navigated through the challenges of opiate dependence and embraced the comprehensive care provided by Waismann Method and Domus Retreat. The conversation highlights his ongoing recovery and his brave decision to share his experiences publicly, offering invaluable insights and hope to others facing similar battles.

In this episode, our hosts and medical and addiction experts discuss the crucial role of innovative detox therapies and the compassionate, judgment-free care that Richard received, which were instrumental in his recovery. They also touch on Richard’s upcoming memoir, "Long Lasting Effects," where he chronicles his journey in greater detail, providing a resource that promises to inspire and educate others about the realities of addiction and recovery.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone touched by addiction, offering a powerful testament to the human spirit’s capacity to overcome adversity through courage, innovative treatment, and empathetic support.

Tune in to be moved and motivated by Richard Hellstrom’s compelling narrative of resilience and renewal, as well as the life-changing support of Waismann Method.