What is the key to keeping people engaged in addiction treatment? In this episode, Andrew sits down with Alexandra Plante, a behavioral health expert to discuss contingency management. They explore how this evidence-based approach uses rewards and positive reinforcement to improve treatment engagement and retention. Could rewarding healthy behaviors be a key to helping more people stay in treatment and build healthier lives? Together, they unpack misconceptions of rewarding people for treatment and explain the science behind why contingency management works.

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• Andrew Taylor’s Website
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What if the most powerful tools for mental health aren't found in therapy or in a prescription, but in how you move and what you eat? Licensed clinician Steve Roth joins Andrew to make a compelling case for integrating physical movement and nutrition into therapy, backed by hard science showing that exercise produces brain chemicals even medication cannot replicate. Whether you're a clinician wanting to expand your approach or someone seeking a deeper understanding of the body-mind connection, this conversation will challenge everything you thought you knew about healing.

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● LAUNCH: A Guide to Getting Unstuck, Navigating Life, and Thriving Now on Audible

● The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt

● The Comfort Crisis by Michael Easter

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● Andrew Taylor’s Website

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Nearly 80% of men over 35 don't have a single close male friend, and the isolation that follows is costing them more than they know. In this episode, Andrew sits down with Thomas McMinn, the founder of Dadhood, a movement built to provide fathers with that missing ingredient: a genuine brotherhood, and explore why male friendships fade, why fear of rejection keeps men from reaching out, and how shared activities can open the door to real connection. Brotherhood isn't a luxury for a dad, it's a necessity.

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● DADHOOD Podcast

● ORDER Andrew’s New Book — LAUNCH: A Guide to Getting Unstuck, Navigating Life, and Thriving

● Andrew Taylor’s Website

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