Patrick Carnes – Substance Abuse, Sexuality, and Suicide: The Three Canaries in the Cage

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2 hours and 6 minutes in length
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Copyright expires on May 28, 2020.
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Americans’ lifespan numbers have dropped by about ten years. We now live on an average of 69 instead of 78. Other affluent, developed countries continue to outlive US inhabitants in terms of life expectancy. Substance abuse, sexuality, and suicide are three concerns that may give crucial insights into our country’s number one public health problem: an addiction culture. Dr. Carnes takes us through the latest research on the genesis of addictions as well as the epigenetic influence of trauma and toxic stress. Cultural changes can also act as key accelerators. To comprehend the situation we are in and what is expected of us “on the front lines” of this fight, mental health practitioners must sift through the studies.

Outline

Data on longevity are declining.

Not war, disease, or smoking
Opioid overdoses
Changing your alcohol consumption
Sexuality and Eating

Demoralization and Never Enough

The Brain Role of Trauma and Toxic Stress in Hopelessness
Changes in Mental Health Diagnostics and the Role of Embitterment and Prolonged Grief
Cultural and Economic Shifts
History’s Lessons

Other Cultural Models and the Role of Resilience Education

Interventions Public Education Legacy Covid 19?
Faculty

Carnes, Patrick, Ph.D. Seminars and goods related to this topic: 3

Patrick Carnes, Ph.D., CAS, is a nationally recognized lecturer on the topics of sex addiction and recovery. Out of the Shadows: Understanding Sexual Addiction, Contrary to Love: Helping the Sexual Addict, The Betrayal Bond: Breaking Free of Exploitive Relationships, Open Hearts, Facing the Shadow, In the Shadows of the Net, and The Clinical Management of Sex Addiction are among his many books. Carnes is the Executive Director of the Pine Grove Behavioral Center’s Gentle Path program in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. He is the principal designer of Gentle Path therapy programs for sexual and addiction illnesses. He also helped to establish the Certified Sex Addiction Therapist program. Carines received the Society for the Advancement of Sexual Health’s prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award (SASH). SASH (previously NCSA/C) bestows the “Carnes Award” on worthy academics and practitioners who have made remarkable contributions to the area of sexual medicine each year.

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