Episode 6 is here! This powerful conversation with Dr. LaTisha Bader dives deep into gender differences in addiction treatment—and why we can’t afford to treat everyone the same.

Dr. Bader, Chief Clinical Officer at Women’s Recovery, unpacks:

• Why trauma-integrated treatment must be gender-specific
• The hidden barriers women face in seeking care
• How family systems play a pivotal role in recovery
• What “triple-trained” clinicians bring to the table
• And yes, how recovery can change everything—including your relationships, parenting, and what you allow in your life.

💡 If you’ve ever asked: ✔️ Why aren’t there more women in treatment? ✔️ Does gender really impact how people heal? ✔️ What questions should I ask a treatment center for my loved one?

…this episode is for YOU.

📖 Mentioned Resources:

• Women's Recovery: https://womensrecovery.com
• Dr. Barnes’ Book: “When the Solution Becomes the Problem” – https://drmikebarnes.com

In this thought-provoking episode, Dr. Mike Barnes sits down with David Whitesock—CEO of Commonly Well and pioneer in behavioral health analytics—to explore a groundbreaking approach to measuring recovery and resilience for individuals and families navigating addiction.

David shares how recovery capital isn't just a theory—it's measurable. Through personal, social, and cultural lenses, the Recovery Capital Index helps individuals (and their families) see tangible progress, even when it doesn’t feel like progress. They discuss why outcomes matter, how families experience their own recovery, and the dangerous limitations of only focusing on the “identified patient.”

Whether you're a provider, family member, or simply curious about how we define and measure healing, this episode delivers a fresh, human-centered, and data-backed lens on recovery.

In this powerful episode, Dr. Mike Barnes sits down with experiential therapist Brennon Moore to explore why traditional talk therapy sometimes falls short in trauma recovery—and what actually works instead. From breathwork to parts work, psychodrama to IFS, Brennon breaks down the experiential approaches that help people feel their way toward healing.

Whether you’re a family member, clinician, or just curious about what “real” trauma healing can look like, this episode is a deep dive into what’s possible when therapy moves beyond the story and into the body.

Visit Brennon's website: https://www.brennonpatrickmoore.com/

Visit Dr. Barnes' website: https://drmikebarnes.com/