In each episode Dr. Mitch Rosenthal speaks with leaders in the field about America's ongoing drug crisis to find out what we can, and should be doing as parents, concerned citizens, policy makers, and healthcare professionals.
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In each episode Dr. Mitch Rosenthal speaks with leaders in the field about America's ongoing drug crisis to find out what we can, and should be doing as parents, concerned citizens, policy makers, and healthcare professionals.
Mr. Tieman has spent more than 30 years in the addiction treatment field in treatment center and industry leadership positions. He began his career with the Hazelden Foundation (http://www.hazelden.org) and has served as chairman of the National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers (https://www.naatp.org) and a member of the American College of Addiction Treatment Administrators (https://www.acaam.org). Mr. Tieman has been the president and CEO of Caron Treatment Centers (https://www.caron.org), one of the largest addiction treatment centers in the nation, since 1995. Caron participates in studies with leading research universities including the University of Pennsylvania’s Treatment Research Institute, Penn State College of Medicine/Hershey Medical Center, the National Institute on Drug Abuse at the National Institutes of Health, and Stanford University.
In 2017, The Philadelphia Inquirer named Mr. Tieman an “Emerging Icon” for his work in advancing addiction treatment and research. Mr. Tieman is also an author, having published several treatment sector-related articles and the book Flying Over the Pigpen: Tried and True Leadership Lessons from Growing Up on a Farm.
Addiction, Treatment and Recovery
In each episode Dr. Mitch Rosenthal speaks with leaders in the field about America's ongoing drug crisis to find out what we can, and should be doing as parents, concerned citizens, policy makers, and healthcare professionals.
