In this episode of The Hanley Effect, hosts Dr. John Dyben and Dr. Rachel Docekal sit down with Dr. Antonello Bonci, Founder & Chief Scientific Officer of GIA Healthcare, and Terry Shapiro, Co-CEO and Partner of GIA Healthcare, to discuss the groundbreaking use of Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) in addiction and mental health treatment.

They explain how TMS works, why it offers hope beyond traditional medications, and share inspiring patient stories of recovery from depression, PTSD, OCD, insomnia, and substance use disorder.

You’ll also learn about:

- The science and history behind TMS

- Why it’s a game-changer for people resistant to medication

- The challenges and barriers to access in the U.S.

- How GIA Healthcare is working to expand its availability worldwide

This conversation blends science, innovation, and compassion—a powerful glimpse at the future of mental health and addiction care.

Learn more about GIA Healthcare: https://giahealthcare.com

Learn more about Hanley Foundation: https://hanleyfoundation.org

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In this heartfelt episode of The Hanley Effect, hosts Dr. Rachel Docekal and Dr. John Dyben sit down with Erica and John Garwood to share the powerful story behind the Mark Garwood Foundation.

After losing their son Mark in 2014 to complications of substance use disorder and type 1 diabetes, Erica and John Garwood turned unimaginable grief into purpose. Inspired by Mark’s final message of forgiveness and strength, they created a foundation dedicated to helping individuals in recovery pursue their educational dreams.

Listeners will hear how the foundation has awarded over $590,000 in scholarships to men and women committed to long-term sobriety, providing not just financial aid, but hope, purpose, and the chance to thrive after addiction. Erica and John Garwood share inspiring success stories, including their very first scholarship recipient, who went from waitress to registered nurse.

You’ll also learn about:

• How the foundation partners with Hanley Foundation through the Mark Garwood Recovery Model.

• The “Now What?” moment in recovery—and why education can be the bridge to a new life.

• Upcoming fundraisers, including Shoot for the Moon and Rackets for Recovery.

• Their call to action for donors, employers, and community members to embrace second chances.

This episode is a moving reminder that there is no such thing as a throwaway person—and with the right support, recovery can lead to extraordinary new beginnings.

Resources & Links:

www.markgarwoodfoundation.org – Apply for a scholarship through September 15 or donate

HanleyFoundation.org – Learn more about our treatment programs & services

In this impactful episode of The Hanley Effect, hosts Dr. John Dyben and Dr. Rachel Docekal sit down with Florida Senator Tina Polsky, a dedicated public servant representing the state’s 29th District. Known for her relentless advocacy on public health and safety issues, Senator Polsky has become a leading voice in Florida’s fight against fentanyl-related deaths.

She shares the personal connections and community tragedies that motivated her to pass Fentanyl Awareness Day (August 21), legalize fentanyl test strips, and co-sponsor Gage’s Law, requiring hospitals to test for fentanyl in suspected overdose cases. Each of these legislative victories represents a crucial step toward saving lives in a state that ranks #2 in the nation for drug overdose mortality rates.

Listeners get a behind-the-scenes look at the legislative process—the “sausage-making” that turns community ideas into actionable policy. Senator Polsky explains how bills move forward, the compromises sometimes needed to get them passed, and why bipartisan cooperation is essential in tackling the fentanyl crisis.

Along the way, she urges Floridians to understand the real-life impact their elected officials have, stay informed, and use their voices—whether by voting, advocating, or bringing forward life-saving ideas.

• How Senator Polsky’s background and personal experiences led her into politics.
• Florida’s alarming fentanyl statistics and why awareness matters.
• The story behind Fentanyl Awareness Day and how it came from a student’s idea.
• Why legalizing fentanyl test strips was a game-changer for prevention efforts.
• The heartbreaking case that inspired Gage’s Law.
• Navigating legislative challenges and building bipartisan support.
• How communities, schools, and parents can spread awareness and prevent tragedies.

• Learn more about Hanley Foundation’s prevention programs
• Learn where to find free Narcan and how to use Narcan.
• Call Hanley for help or resources: 844-502-4673