Headwaters FL

11/21/2025

"The key principle to understand is that whatever you give away is what will grow in your life." In this article, Dr. John Dyben, DHSc, MCAP, CMHP, Chief Clinical Officer, shares how shifting your mindset from one of scarcity to one of service can lead to a more abundant and fulfilling life.

In this article from Chief Clinical Officer, Dr. John Dyben, DHSc, MCAP, CMHP, learn the differences between scarcity and service.

11/19/2025

In this heartfelt and hilarious episode of The Hanley Effect, we sit down with David Granirer, counselor, author, and founder of Stand Up For Mental Health, mental health comedian, a revolutionary program that teaches stand-up comedy to people living with mental health conditions.

David shares his own journey with bipolar disorder, how humor became a healing force in his life, and why laughter is such a powerful antidote to stigma. From silent audiences to the U.S. Secret Service, David's mission to bring light through laughter is changing lives around the world.

Whether you're in the field of mental health, in recovery, or simply need a dose of joy and insight, you'll want to hear this one. Listen now on your favorite podcast platform or at https://hanleyfoundation.org/podcast/david-granirer/.

11/17/2025

Developed in partnership with the National Association for Children of Addiction (NACoA), our multi-day Children's Program is tailored for children aged 7-12 who have a family history of addiction, offering them a safe and nurturing space where they can learn, heal, and build resilience.

This unique, child-centered program recognizes that addiction is a family disease, and children are often caught in the middle. Our goal is to break the cycle of generational addiction.

There is no cost for this program, and it is open to anyone in the community—no other connection to Headwaters programming is needed. Our upcoming program is December 12-14 at the Hanley Center campus. Learn more at hanley.info/CCFP.

11/14/2025

Balancing demanding work and sobriety can be challenging for people in high-profile positions. In this article, gain insight into reevaluating your career during recovery and find valuable tips and guidance to help you navigate this important decision.

Prioritizing your own health and well-being can lead to a change in how you see your current job and career.

11/12/2025

What if we could interrupt addiction before it takes hold of a life?

In this powerful episode of The Hanley Effect, we talk with Austin Davis, MA, LPC-S, founder of Clearfork Academy, a Christ-centered residential treatment center for adolescents in Texas. Austin shares the inspiring story of how his faith, family, and passion for working with teens led him to create a program that addresses both mental health and substance use with clinical depth and compassion.

Discover how Clearfork's unique approach is helping kids and their families heal together, develop identity, and build a future rooted in hope.

🎧 Listen now: https://hanleyfoundation.org/podcast/austin-davis/

11/10/2025

Headwaters Alumni, save the date for our Headwaters Alumni Reunion on March 5-6, 2026, in West Palm Beach, FL. This special event is exclusively for alums and their guests.

The gathering will be filled with fellowship, an exquisite dinner, and a recovery recharge. We also invite you to join us for Hanley Center's Alumni BBQ on March 14, 2026, which is open to everyone.

Stay tuned for more details! If you have questions, reach out to our alumni team at alumni@hanleycenter.org.

11/07/2025

Mixing benzodiazepines (benzos) and alcohol can have serious health consequences. When taken together, these substances can intensify each other's sedative effects, which can dangerously lower heart rate and respiration. In this article, learn more about why this combination is so dangerous.

Mixing Xanax and alcohol can have harmful consequences, in this article learn why mixing the two is so dangerous.

11/05/2025

What happens when unimaginable loss meets unstoppable love?

In this powerful episode of The Hanley Effect, mental health advocate and author Anne Moss Nimocks Rogers joins Dr. John Dyben and Dr. Rachel Docekal to share how she transformed the pain of losing her son to su***de and addiction into purpose, advocacy, and healing.

AnneMoss opens up about post-traumatic growth, processing deep grief, and the importance of community, peer support, and radical self-compassion. Her story is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit—and a message of hope for any family walking a similar path.

🎧 Listen now wherever you get your podcasts or at hanleyfoundation.org/podcast/annemoss-rogers/.

11/03/2025

Headwaters Alumni, we invite you to join us for our Alumni Meeting and Holiday Luncheon on December 8. The meeting will be held from 10:30 am to 12:00 pm in the Chapel on campus. Following the meeting, we'll enjoy lunch at The Flagler Steak House in Palm Beach. We look forward to seeing you all and sharing a wonderful day together!

Please reach out to alumni@hanleycenter.org with any questions and to RSVP.

10/31/2025

Being able to identify the signs of an overdose can be crucial in an emergency. This article empowers you to recognize the signs of an overdose and respond swiftly to save a life. Knowledge is key, let’s equip ourselves to make a difference when it matters most.

In this blog post from Headwaters, learn the signs of an overdose and how to respond accordingly to save a life.

10/29/2025

In this fascinating conversation, Dr. James Gordon, M.D, Harvard-educated psychiatrist and founder of The Center for Mind-Body Medicine joins Dr. John Dyben and Dr. Rachel Docekal to share how self-awareness, self-care, and group support can transform trauma and foster healing around the world.

From war zones to school shootings, Dr. Gordon’s approach is changing lives and empowering communities with tools for resilience and recovery.

🎧 Tune in now to learn how you, too, can be part of the healing process, even without a professional background.

Watch or listen: https://hanleyfoundation.org/podcast/dr-james-gordon/

10/27/2025

Our Family Support Group is a free virtual resource designed to help families and friends navigate the challenges of loving someone with a substance use disorder. These weekly groups take place virtually on Tuesdays at 12 pm ET and Wednesdays at 7 pm ET. Facilitated by our clinical team, these sessions provide a safe space to share experiences, gain insights, and focus on your well-being.

No registration needed—join us via Zoom. Together, we can build a network of hope, healing, and resilience. For more information, visit hanley.info/familygroup.

💚 You are not alone. We’re here to support you!