• Road To Recovery with Yonah Budd

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Road To Recovery with Yonah Budd

By: Corus Radio
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  • Yonah Budd has over 40 years of experience working with patients struggling with mental health issues and specifically addictive behaviours. He holds a diploma in Addiction Counselling and Social Work from George Brown College and is a licensed Private Investigator in Ontario, specializing in crimes related to substance abuse and mental illness. Yonah is the Co-Founder and Clinical Director at The Farm in Stouffville, a residential treatment center, and Co-Founder and Clinical Director at Recover@Home, an intensive virtual outpatient program. Yonah has been a broadcaster since 2018.
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  • Road to Recovery with Yonah Budd- Saturday, November 26, 2022

    Road to Recovery with Yonah Budd- Saturday, November 26, 2022
    Nov 27 2022
    On tonight's episode of "Road to Recovery" before getting into the heavy stuff Yonah is Celebrating going national starting next week Saturday December 3rd. Then dives into the dep stuff importance of depression and anxiety and how parents can talk to their kids about suicide. Yonah is then joined by Casandra Bryant a PhD student in the rural studies program at the university pf Guelph on the effects of mental health in rural Ontario during the COVID pandemic. Yonah caps off the first hour with the story of a man convicted of manslaughter in a Ontario girls fentanyl overdose. Yonah starts the second hour on the effects of air pollution on the brain and mental health. After that Yonah is joined by Rachel Bromberg who is the co-founder of reach and response network to talk the mental health crisis in Canadian universities. Finally Yonah ends the show looking forward to his new show starting next week "At Your Best With Yonah Budd" 11pm EST/9 PMT All of that and more on today's episode of Road to Recovery with Yonah Budd. Reach out to Yonah anytime by visiting The Farm Rehab, calling 1-877-777-5808, or emailing the show at roadtorecovery@640toronto.com
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    1 hr and 27 mins
  • Road to Recovery with Yonah Budd- Saturday, November 19, 2022

    Road to Recovery with Yonah Budd- Saturday, November 19, 2022
    Nov 20 2022
    THIS IS A BEST OF EPISODE OF "ROAD TO RECOVERY WITH YONAH BUDD" On this best of episode, we look back at segments talking about training your mind with Corey Chadwick, drinking habits with Dr. Niami, and In the second half Yonah speaks with Dr. Michael Rieder on the effects of medicine, finally Yonah ends the show with stories of road rage. All of that and more on today's episode of Road to Recovery with Yonah Budd. Reach out to Yonah anytime by visiting The Farm Rehab, calling 1-877-777-5808, or emailing the show at roadtorecovery@640toronto.com
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    1 hr and 23 mins
  • Road to Recovery with Yonah Budd- Saturday, November 12, 2022

    Road to Recovery with Yonah Budd- Saturday, November 12, 2022
    Nov 13 2022
    On tonight's episode of Road to Recovery Yonah speaks with Jonathan Foulds, Professor of Public Health Sciences and Psychiatry at Penn State University about the reduction in nicotine in cigarettes sold in the United States. In the second hour he speaks with Jennifer Chambers, executive director of the Empowerment Council. All of that and more on today's episode of Road to Recovery with Yonah Budd. Reach out to Yonah anytime by visiting The Farm Rehab, calling 1-877-777-5808, or emailing the show at roadtorecovery@640toronto.com
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    1 hr and 25 mins

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