Health

OLLI, the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, presents Dr. Marvin Goldman and his lecture 'Our Atmosphere, Our Population.'  This lecture is part of Dr. Goldman's 'Global Environmental Issues' series.

How we communicate about addiction, treatment and recovery to people seeking and receiving help and individuals living in long-term recovery makes a difference.  Words have the power to help and heal, but also to discriminate and stigmatize.  Some terms have a negative connotation ("abuse" or "addict") that stigmatize people with an illness as well as those who provide the treatment and recovery services.  Other terms ("person in long-term recovery" or "substance abuse disorder") identify individuals and their illness with dignity and respect.  This episode will address the language that w

Addiction is not limited to any one race, religion, creed, or lifestyle.  Fortunately, neither are treatment and recovery services.  Achieving long-term recovery is often dependent on finding personalized treatment and recovery services that meet the specic individual's cultural, religious, or lifestyle needs.

OLLI, the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, presents Deborah Whitman and 'Sky Lines.'

When you have everything to live for, but time runs out? An Emmy-winning film maker dying from ALS documents the last two year of his life.

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Leveraging Our Community for Drug-free Youth.

Leveraging Our Communtiy for Drug-free Youth.