In the Rooms
by Holistic Lifestyles Radio on Jun.01, 2010, under Home
Recovery Social Media Site
The first hour from 9-10PM EDT will be The InTheRooms Hour with Kenny P. and Ron T. (Aka RT).
Kenny & Ron will be interviewing guests on all topics of addiction recovery from books, movies, music, to new cutting edge approaches to addiction recovery. Their vast understanding of addiction and their keen sense of recovery makes their new one hour show a must listen to. Ken & Ron are best known for the building of the largest social media sites for addiction in the world.
In The Rooms is the number one website for those seeking help for addiction, are in recovery and/or for family, friends and allies. The Holistic Lifestyles Radio Network social network is actively used by 300,000 plus members in 50 countries, and has over 1.2 million messages, over 440,000 status updates and over 2.4 million comments. In The Rooms provides information and resources to serve as an invaluable “lifeline” for anyone seeking to better understand addiction, recovery and share their experiences, strength and hope.
About In The Rooms
In The Rooms (www.intherooms.com) is a free online global recovery community. It allows members to immediately feel safe and secure with their anonymity and privacy. In The Rooms transcends the boundaries of all 12 step fellowships socially while maintaining the integrity of each by having a separate group, meeting lists and speaker tape library for each 12 step fellowship. In The Rooms allows people to reach out to one another across the globe 24-7 to share their experiences, strength and hope. Follow In The Rooms on Twitter @intherooms or become a fan on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/intherooms.
10PM- Midnight EDT Ken Seeley of Intervention 911 “Ask The Interventionist”
As Seen On TV
Ken Seeley will be taking phone calls to help addicts and their family’s to get help for addiction and to break the cycle of addiction that family’s go though everyday. Twenty million people suffer from addiction if you multiply that by eight that’s how many people are affected by the addicted person. Ken Seeley wants to help those suffering so they may go on to live happy purposeful lives to give back a healthy family unit and to have hope.
About Ken Seeley:
Intervention 911 was established to provide something rarely found today in the world of recovery. options. Formed in 2002 by intervention pioneer Ken Seeley, Intervention 911 has become the lifesaving conduit between the addiction epidemic and a long-term solution. By effectively empowering addicts and their families with the necessary tools, Intervention 911 is able to not only help each individual involved get the help they need, but also provide them with a blueprint for lifelong sobriety, success and health.
At Intervention 911, we recognize that in much the same way each and every human being is different, their approach to recovery must be individualized, and there is no simple formula. Our global team of interventionists is the best in the business and capable of taking the most daunting set of circumstances and turning them into a success story by formulating an approach to recovery that considers each and every possible variable. This is where Intervention 911 excels, we have an option for every possible situation – nobody should be denied the right to help!
Intervention 911 In the Media
Before the A&E show’s debut, the subject of addiction had been without a central brand or identity. Due to Ken’s role as interventionist on the show-and the media’s ever-widening spotlight on what he does-he’s since become “The Face” for the disease through his groundbreaking work in the field of addiction. He’s become a consistent regular in the media, frequently turned to for advice and expertise about addiction, especially celebrities dealing with the disease.
So tune in Sunday nights to listen to the show on WWNN 1470 AM Radio or get interactive on www.intherooms.com by listening and sending questions in real time to have answered by Kenny P. Ron T or Ken Seeley.
Call In Live 877-799-8773 and Ask Questions.
