Addiction

Modern Parenting and Technology: Raising Connected Kids in a Digital World

12 January 2026|Tags: , , , , , , , , , , |

Raising kids in the digital age is one thing. Raising preteens and teenagers in it is a whole different conversation. Chehade Richa gets honest about proactive parenting, how we respond when our kids mess up, and whether social media bans actually work. Eddie brings the perspective of a father and grandfather, while Monsignor grounds it all in the bigger picture of raising secure, well-adjusted adults. Practical, warm, and full of real talk for parents in the trenches.

Unlocking the Brain’s Healing Power: A Deep Dive into EMDR Therapy

25 August 2025|Tags: , , , , , , , |

Clinical psychologists Heyam and Hanaan Haddad break down EMDR therapy and separate fact from fiction. They explain how this powerful technique helps trauma survivors heal by engaging both sides of the brain through eye movements, tappers, and audio. The conversation explores how trauma reshapes memory and behaviour, and why EMDR's becoming a game-changer for treating anxiety, PTSD, and even addictions. Heyam and Hanaan share real success stories that'll challenge any scepticism about innovative therapies. Whether you're struggling with your own trauma or supporting someone who is, you'll walk away understanding how deep emotional healing actually works—and why it matters.

Finding Healing: Gang Life, Addiction and Redemption – Andrew Condoleon

3 June 2025|Tags: , , , , , , , , , |

Andrew Condolean shares his powerful journey from gang life and addiction to faith and transformation. Raised in a fractured family and drawn into a dangerous world, Andrew reflects on the turning points that led him to seek change. The conversation explores masculinity, resilience, and the deep human need for belonging. Through honesty and reflection, Andrew offers hope to those struggling with their past, showing that personal growth and redemption are always possible.

Getting Real About Antidepressants

22 April 2025|Tags: , , , , |

Debbie Draybi and Eddie Reaiche chat with pharmacist Jony Raad to unpack the vital connection between mental health, medication, and therapy. They address common fears and myths about antidepressants while stressing a holistic, faith-integrated approach to healing. Drawing on real-life stories and professional insight, the conversation highlights the power of communication, support systems, and the courage to be vulnerable. Jony offers practical advice and reassurance for those navigating their mental health journey, helping break down stigma and encourage openness.

Addiction Series Pt 3 – Creating Safe Spaces for Help-Seeking

21 June 2024|Tags: , , |

We discuss the impact of addiction on families and the desperate measures they take to seek help. We explore the loss of connection and trust that occurs when a loved one is struggling with addiction, and the difficulty of opening up and seeking support. The importance of creating a safe and judgment-free space for individuals to share their struggles and find healing is emphasised. With compassion and empathy, there is hope and encouragement for those grappling with addiction.

Addiction Series Pt 2 – From Addiction to Freedom: How to Reclaim Your Life

7 June 2024|Tags: , , , |

This post explores the signs that lead individuals to seek help, the importance of building awareness, and the role of trust in the recovery process. We discuss the five-point plan for overcoming addiction, which includes spiritual support, therapy, lifestyle changes, transparency with loved ones, and a support network.

Men’s Shed – Father Wounds and Father Figures

10 November 2023|Tags: , , , , , , |

Men’s groups have emerged as a powerful force in breaking the silence and building connections among men. By providing a safe space for men to share their struggles, these groups help break down taboos and redefine societal expectations. Through open discussions on addiction, work-life balance, and vulnerability, men find support, hope, and the tools to become better versions of themselves.

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