An interview with Kathy Jones on the personal impact of having a family member incarcerated, and how others can respond to families in crisis.

Katie, 21, had anorexia from the age of 14 to 19. She shares her experiences of life with anorexia and explains how she recovered from the eating disorder.

Jim Bells explains the importance of offering inmates with chemical addictions the same opportunities for recovery inside the prison system and making it mandatory for their parole to continue on the outside in recovery programs.

Specific drugs have had very specific effects on brain chemistry and circuitry and Rocky Hill takes a moment to addresses the brains process of letting go of those effects. Learn and see how addiction can be more than a choice and explains how specific drugs affect receptor sites and neurotransmitters. Here Rocky offers a sense of relief for those who are afraid that their drug use has removed any hope of having a normal brain again. Rocky briefly explains the new hope offered by medication like Suboxone. [More] [Less]

In College you drink. But have you become an alcoholic? Check out more at http://College.HealthGuru.com?YT/ Sure, you enjoy the occasional beer--or maybe you find pleasure from really letting loose once in a while. But does your imbibing mean you have alcoholism and just how many drinks does it take to make an alcoholic? In this video, we'll explore alcohol abuse, from the effects of drinking too much to what it means if you spend a great deal of time drunk. [More] [Less]

Lynch gives some background on how he got involved in transcendental meditation and how it informs his consciousness and creativity.

Liselle, 38, was bulimic for around 11 years. She talk about how she beat the disease and the health issues she still faces today.

Google Tech Talks March 15, 2007 ABSTRACT If happiness is an inner state, influenced by external conditions but not dependent on them, how can we achieve it? Ricard will examine the inner and outer factors that increase or diminish our sense of well-being, dissect the underlying mechanisms of happiness, and lead us to a way of looking at the mind itself based on his book, Happiness: A Guide to Life's Most Important Skill and from the research in neuroscience on the effect of mind-training on the brain. Speaker Bio: Matthieu Ricard, a gifted scientist turned Buddhist monk, is a best selling author, translator, and photographer. He has lived and studied in the Himalayas for the last 35 years... [More] [Less]

An interview with Kathy Jones on the personal impact of having a family member incarcerated, and how others can respond to families in crisis.

Jim Bells explains the importance of offering inmates with chemical addictions the same opportunities for recovery inside the prison system and making it mandatory for their parole to continue on the outside in recovery programs.

Katie, 21, had anorexia from the age of 14 to 19. She shares her experiences of life with anorexia and explains how she recovered from the eating disorder.

Liselle, 38, was bulimic for around 11 years. She talk about how she beat the disease and the health issues she still faces today.

*Song* Creep-(originally by Radiohead)covered by Damien Rice This isn's thinspiration, this isnt an anti-eating disorder video, or anything close to that. This video was made to show how eating disorders effect certain people and the pain that is commonly associated with them, along with different types of disorders. I used to have an eating disorder and just got an inspiration to share the sort of stages i went through. If you want a video of all emaciated women or are loking to hate on pro-ana's, sorry, this isnt the video your looking for. Thanks everyone for the feedback. Its so nice to know that this is reaching out to people. I also hope that this can add a little support to the millions of people out there suffering from not only eating disorders, but also from any other forms of pain that are unfortunately very common today. This is proof that your not alone, take care everyone. [More] [Less]

Lynch gives some background on how he got involved in transcendental meditation and how it informs his consciousness and creativity.

Google Tech Talks March 15, 2007 ABSTRACT If happiness is an inner state, influenced by external conditions but not dependent on them, how can we achieve it? Ricard will examine the inner and outer factors that increase or diminish our sense of well-being, dissect the underlying mechanisms of happiness, and lead us to a way of looking at the mind itself based on his book, Happiness: A Guide to Life's Most Important Skill and from the research in neuroscience on the effect of mind-training on the brain. Speaker Bio: Matthieu Ricard, a gifted scientist turned Buddhist monk, is a best selling author, translator, and photographer. He has lived and studied in the Himalayas for the last 35 years... [More] [Less]

Jon Kabat-Zinn leads a session on Mindfulness at Google.