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Inexcess TV were fortunate to be invited to the UK launch of SoberLink in Exeter. Championing the right of all people who are alcohol dependent to access the best possible care the SoberLink launch was timely following Proffessor Nutt and others talking about an alcohol ”timebomb” in the UK [Inexcess TV, UK]
In recovery many people report an increase in energy, a need to be active and often people begin to re-connect with the creative side of their make-up [Inexcess TV, UK]
“I thought suicide and death were the only way out.” When Katie came to Liverpool to do “the Work” as part of the Road to Recovery Event we caught up with her at the Hope Street Hotel [Inexcess TV, UK]
Sharon tells us of how her life has changed over the past 12 months, having battled addiction with alcohol and drugs her outlook on life is now a positive one [Inexcess TV, UK]
Video highlights from the presentations as well as opions from the video booth [Drink and DRug News, UK]
With a room full of drug workers, therapists and service users Byron Katie delivers “the Work” and challenges some of the preconceptions of how people work and relate to each other [Inexcess TV, UK]
[Film Exchange on Alcohol & Drugs, UK]
Pat Taylor, Executive Director of Faces & Voices of Recovery in the US at Scotland’s Futures Forum [Film Exchange on Alcohol & Drugs, UK]
Watch the DBH/MRS Recovery Transformation Video and see how Philadelphia’s Recovery Transformation continues to have a positive impact on the lives of people with behavioral health needs [The Department of Behavioral Health & Mental Retardation Services, City of Philadelphia, USA]
What a £1.5m refurbishment of a leading Leeds charity will mean for the city’s homeless [Guardian, UK]
Inexcess TV Founder George Williams chairs the Question Time debate after a full day of discussions and workshops on the Road to Recovery. The exchanges range over questions of how we might see recovery being delivered, who will pay for it and what the future holds {46’03”} [Inexcess TV, UK]
William White at Scotland’s Futures Forum Event {37’00”} [Film Exchange on Alcohol & Drugs, UK]
Claire describes the role of Audit Scotland in mapping spend on drugs and alcohol across Scotland {1’06”) [Film Exchange on Alcohol & Drugs, UK]
This video I directed was made during the 2nd annual Merseyside Candlelight Vigil {Deeply moving – Ed} [by Chase Johnston-Lynch on Vimeo]
Claire describes the additional layers of complexity resulting from differing priorities between bodies. She explains they could improve services by sharing resource and accountability {2’09”} [Film Exchange on Alcohol & Drugs, UK]
With a room full of drug workers, therapists and service users Byron Katie delivers “the Work” and challenges some of the preconceptions of how people work and relate to each other [Inexcess TV, UK]
On a night out in Swansea we find topless fire-breathing dance troupes, old sailors, and two little kids in one of the city’s most drug-ravaged council estates. The morning after we visit a demonstration by the Welsh Defense League which turns into something of a race riot. Afterwards we catch up with Cornelius and Amy again. Sean sheds a bit of light on the relationship he has with his son’s girlfriend {10’09”} [VBS, UK]
Claire describes the process of disentangling the spend related to drugs and alcohol, the messages received, and the need for greater clarity and communication on spend {2’55”} [Film Exchange on Alcohol & Drugs, UK]
Reforming addict Lee Dennis talks about decorating his blood-spattered house and demonstrates his love of Swansea City FC. An ex-dealer by the name of Old Famous Clinty talks about the pitfalls of methadone and how he’s determined to turn his life around. We leave Clinty to visit Cornelius’ dad Sean and we uncover a problem between he and Amy [VBS TV, UK]
Ex-miner Derek James explains how the decline of industry in Swansea helped create the current drug culture and Jon Frith takes us on a guided tour of the SANDS drug agency. Later we meet Andrew who takes us on a quick crack-buying errand right before an appointment with his drugs counsellor [VBS TV, UK]
