The new book, Many Faces, One Voice, is a collection of inspiring, brutally honest stories from real people dealing with substance addiction.
From celebrities and politicians to recovery leaders and advocates, these individuals have chosen to step out of anonymity and reveal their secrets to help erase the stigma and discrimination around this disease.
This book is a follow-up to the award-winning 2013 documentary, The Anonymous People.
Co-authors Bud Mikhitarian and Greg D. Williams join Dr. Roizen to share more about this remarkable resource for individuals, families and friends affected by substance addiction, as well as the hope and power of recovery.
The Many Faces of Addiction
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Bud Mikhitarian is an award-winning writer, producer, and director in broadcast news, film documentaries, and commercial production. He is the author of MANY FACES ONE VOICE: Secrets from the Anonymous People (Central Recovery Press) and wrote this book as a follow up to the award-winning film, The Anonymous People, a powerful look at the many faces of addiction in our country today. He has worked as a feature writer at CBS News in New York and a staff producer at WNET-13, New York's public broadcasting station. Mikhitarian served as a writer, consulting producer, and sound recordist for The Anonymous People. He lives in Connecticut with his wife and their two daughters.
Greg Williams is a person in long-term recovery from alcohol and other drugs since age seventeen. He is a health policy advocate, and documentary filmmaker who specializes in the creation of compelling and purposeful content. At age 30, The Anonymous People is Greg’s first independent feature-length film. His new film is bringing lasting solutions to the screen for one of America’s top health problems.
Bud Mikhitarian & Greg Williams
Bud Mikhitarian is an award-winning writer, producer, and director in broadcast news, film documentaries, and commercial production. He is the author of MANY FACES ONE VOICE: Secrets from the Anonymous People (Central Recovery Press) and wrote this book as a follow up to the award-winning film, The Anonymous People, a powerful look at the many faces of addiction in our country today. He has worked as a feature writer at CBS News in New York and a staff producer at WNET-13, New York's public broadcasting station. Mikhitarian served as a writer, consulting producer, and sound recordist for The Anonymous People. He lives in Connecticut with his wife and their two daughters.Greg Williams is a person in long-term recovery from alcohol and other drugs since age seventeen. He is a health policy advocate, and documentary filmmaker who specializes in the creation of compelling and purposeful content. At age 30, The Anonymous People is Greg’s first independent feature-length film. His new film is bringing lasting solutions to the screen for one of America’s top health problems. Transcription:
Many Faces of Addition
Many Faces of Addition
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