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Wednesday October 9, 2024 16:00 - 16:50 CEST
Alcohol has long been ubiquitous in journalism culture: From movies where editors toast a big scoop to happy hours to the late-night crew hustling over to catch last call after a long night. But the line between use and abuse can quickly blur, especially for individuals with high-pressure, high-stakes, trauma-exposed jobs like journalists.

This panel discussion will feature substance abuse experts and psychologists who can help the audience identify patterns that indicate substance abuse, alcohol’s long-term effects on mental health, productive ways to cope with trigger points and stress, and where to find assistance. NPCJI Executive Director Beth Francesco would moderate this conversation in which participants could ask questions anonymously.
Moderators
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Beth Francesco

Executive Director, National Press Club Journalism Institute
As the executive director of the National Press Club Journalism Institute (NPCJI), I lead a team of dedicated professionals who are committed to advancing the practice and values of journalism. I oversee the daily operations, strategic planning, fundraising, and events of the nonprofit... Read More →
Speakers
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Janna Koretz

Azimuth Psychological, Psychologist, Owner of Azimuth
Dr. Koretz is the founder of Azimuth, a therapy practice specializing in the mental health challenges of individuals in high-pressure careers. She has spent over a decade helping her clients face and overcome their mental health issues by developing a unique understanding of industry-specific... Read More →
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Bill Nichols

Senior Advisor, Freedman Consulting, LLC
Bill Nichols is a Senior Advisor at Freedman Consulting, LLC, joining the firm after a 35-year career in journalism, most recently as the founding Managing Editor of POLITICO. He brings decades of experience in covering Washington and national politics and a successful track record... Read More →
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Taylor Six

Creator of the Journalists Recovery Network, Criminal Justice Journalist
Taylor Six is a criminal justice journalist at the Lexington Herald-Leader and creator of the Journalists Recovery Network, an online community created to break the stigma of journalists in recovery or exploring sobriety. She graduated from Eastern Kentucky University in 2018 with... Read More →
Wednesday October 9, 2024 16:00 - 16:50 CEST
English

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