VoiceAmerica Health & Wellness: Recent Episodes
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The VoiceAmerica Health and Wellness Channel brings you the latest information in the world of health and wellness from traditional as well as holistic perspectives. Our topics cover everything from diet, fitness, aging, health disorders, homeopathy, substance abuse, personal growth, mental health, child-birth and a variety of others. If you’re looking for a specific topic, please use the search function at the top of the page, or click here to listen now.
Today we will talk with two experts on IAQ in schools about the magnitude of the problem in American schools and what can be done.
Planning on having a baby? Are you pregnant and having problems? The gut microbiome has been shown to be a key factor for maintaining health outside of pregnancy. A successful birth requires healthy microbial balence in the gut.
Charles Bock's wife always wanted to be a mother and, just a bit reluctantly, he agreed to have a child. But within a few years his wife died of cancer and he was now tasked with navigating parenting a very small child on his own.
Asha Farm Sanctuary founder Tracy Murphy speaks to UnchainedTV about her ordeal and persecution. Murphy was a New York business executive who went vegan due to her love of animals.
This is a clarion call to the aging to awaken before they die, embark on the adventure of self-discovery, become warriors on the spiritual path to embrace and ensure safe passage with the ultimate triumph of conscious living and dying.
Melinda Blau is the author of the new book The Wisdom Whisperers, a poignant, hilarious, and deeply insightful exploration of how to make the most of life’s possibilities—at any age.In this deeply personal and heartwarming book, acclaimed journalist Melinda Blau confronts the stereotypes surrounding life's later chapters, drawing from unexpected friendships with the remarkable women she affectionately dubs "my old ladies." Through intimate storytelling and candid reflections, Blau peels back layers of societal judgment to uncover the hard-earned wisdom and resilience that come with the unfolding of years.From her relationship with Henrietta, a vibrant nonagenarian, Blau discovers that age is less a number and more the unexpected twists and turns of a life fully lived. Zelda, ever the free spirit, shows that the sparkle of youthful passion can persist well into later years—she's nailing tennis serves even in her 90s. And then there's Anne, a Holocaust survivor who proves that at 98, it's still not too late to pen your life story. Yet, Blau's book isn't simply a compilation of friendship tales. It's a wake-up call that encourages us to build meaningful connections across different phases of life. These bonds are mutually enriching, offering us valuable insights and a depth of understanding that is impossible to obtain from our contemporaries. At its heart, Wisdom Whisperers is about the boundless opportunities that unfold when we dare to look beyond age as a limiting factor. For more information, https://melindablau.com/contact/https://www.facebook.com/people/Melinda-Blau-author/100063761595791/https://www.linkedin.com/in/melinda-blau-91339210/https://www.instagram.com/melindablau/
New York Times best selling author, David Lipsky, joins us to discuss his newest book, The Parrot and the Igloo, which explores how “anti-science” became so virulent in American life through a history of climate denial and its consequences.
Herpes, specifically Herpes Simplex Virus I and Herpes Simplex Virus II can be Cured!! Since the early 1980"s this extremely common infection has severely effected people lives in the USA.
I’m excited to share a conversation with Meg Stafford, a psychotherapist and cancer survivor whose journey of healing also resonates with anyone struggling with their relationship with food and body.
In this episode, we are talking to Puranpreet Kaur, Founder and CEO of Creation Yoga in Chicago, IL.
After losing a loved one, will you ever truly find peace with their physical absence in this life? In this heartfelt episode, Dr.
After helping to get the Medical Aid in Dying Act passed in California and then supporting its implementation, Stefanie Elkin's passion for working in end of life only grew.
In this episode we discuss how to love yourself and become more confident as we get older. Whether you’re in your 30s or 60s, it’s never too late to find what you’re looking for.
A groundbreaking legal battle rages in Peru over vegan meal options at school. Two university students, who are vegan, have sued their school arguing that they are being discriminated against because there is no vegan meal option.
Embody the powerful, passionate, fiery energy that is the authentic expression of you. Love beyond external circumstances, live fully in the present moment, and fully embody the spark that is you, letting it shine the way for generations to come. Life is inviting us to stop focusing on everything that is going on outside of us, to stop believing the fear narrative, and to let go of all the things that distract us from cultivating the resilience, joy, and grit it takes to live a bold, beautiful, and deeply meaningful life. We can let go of the focus on the outer world dictating our sense of well-being. The point of power is in the present moment. You get to choose what you want to focus on. This is an inside job and the time to begin is now. It is time to become fierce.
Joyce welcomes disability advocates Janni Lehrer-Stein and Ondréa Burton to the show. The topic discussed will be “The disability community realizing the power of the vote.”
Virtually anyone who has survived sexual assault or experienced sexual harassment knows how painful victim-blaming can be.
Abortion on the ballot is not an unfamiliar phrase in the United States. This issue has been a polarizing one for US voters, and the threat of revoking women's reproductive rights.
Chia-Ti will share her years of experience teaching movement, mindfulness, somatics, and resiliency building in New York City.
Guests Susan Lataille and Dominique Pacheco, financial educators, will talk about How Money Works. Financial illiteracy is the #1 economic crisis in the world, which impacts more than 4.5 billion people across the planet.
As we prepare for the second half of life, many of us think about estate planning, our long-term care needs and our legacy. Lots of questions arise about the things we know—and the things we THINK we know—but realize we don’t.
Presidential election! Taxes! Inflation! Covid again! Feeling a bit stressed lately? With the relentless flow of media and anxiety-provoking messages on social media, it’s no wonder.
Ginelle Testa's early life with a drug dealer father and an angry mother led to just the kinds of struggles you might predict. She began the relationship with drugs and alcohol that would lead to several bottoms.
On this episode of Fearlessly Authentic, Jodi sits down with Kenny Santucci, one of New York City's top fitness trainers and the owner of The Strength Club.
Harambe is a true-crime documentary like no other and will have you on the edge of your seat with crucial information never before revealed. You can watch it by clicking here:https://watch.unchainedtv.com/videos/harambe-the-movie.
Learn how this presence of love can become your constant companion on one of the greatest of all life journeys, whether you are dying, taking care of the dying, or want to prepare for your death whenever that may come. Drawing on her experiences of her mother’s last precious weeks on Earth and other client death journeys, Don teaches that we all knew how to die once and that we can once again enter into this sacred knowing. You will encounter humor, sadness, joy, grief, angel prayers, and words of wisdom from beyond death. The life-death journey calls each one of us, and this book answers that call.
Joyce welcomes Nedra Dickson, international/national business leader and disability advocate to the show. Ms. Dickson is Managing Director, Global Supplier Inclusion and Sustainability Programs across 20 countries at Accenture. Accenture is a leading global professional services company, providing a broad range of services in strategy and consulting, interactive, technology and operations, with digital capabilities across all these services. Ms. Dickson will discuss innovative employment methods for people with disabilities and her advocacy work to on behalf of all African Americans and unemployed.
Body language is a silent orchestra, as people constantly give clues to what they’re thinking and feeling. Non-verbal messages including body movements, facial expressions, vocal tone and volume, and other signals are collectively known as body language.
Today we will discuss self-identity in the context of not knowing one's birth origins. How do social and familial circumstances shape our identities when we enter the world, and throughout our lives? In particular, what is the potential impact of not knowing the origins of your DNA, and the person who embodies it?Nuclear families, parents, guardians, and other immediate people in a child's life, often well-intentioned have withheld knowledge of children's birth identities. While it is more common for this to be a matter of paternity, children who are adopted, whose parents have died, or who otherwise live not knowing the origins of their birth, may also not know the identity of who gave birth to them. What are the reasons for this, and how does this ultimately impact the self-identity of children and adults? David Tereshchuk, author of "A Question of Paternity: My Life as an Unaffiliated Reporter", will share his insight and intimate experiences, seeking to find the identity of his father. His story is heartrending and one that will be deeply resonant for so many.
Mr. Marx, an accomplished entrepreneur in health and medical education and the Founder and President of GoToHealth Media, LLC. With a rich corporate background as Senior Vice President of Viacom Cable, Vice President of Strategy for Pacific Bell Yellow Pages, and President of ISP Channel, Mr. Marx shifted his focus to health education in 2001. He has since trained CDC staff, collaborated on ADHD education initiatives, and worked with European University hospitals on clinical research. Additionally, he has guided eMedEvents' transition to online webinars and supported health professionals during the COVID crisis through the Las Vegas Health & Fitness Chamber of Commerce. Join us as Mr. Marx shares his insights on medical communications, online marketing, and the future of health education. For more information https://gotohealthmedia.com/about/
We’re in an age driven by fast-moving technology, but how do we find ways to intersect these technological changes with everyday human behavior? In today’s episode, I talk with Howard Fields, a former IBM executive whose career has evolved as the Founder and Principal Consultant of Rethink AlignmentHoward is a future-focused leader, who takes a holistic view of problem-solving, spurring innovation and helping companies overcome and realign multiple issues that are limiting their bottom-line. There are very few new problems, he says, only better ways to solve them. A long-time, out-of-the-box thinker, Howard helps individuals and organizations and individuals envision how problems may be solved in the future—before the future slaps them in the face!
Contemplative practices have been shared across cultures and spiritual traditions for centuries. These practices encompass methods such as meditation, prayer, and mindfulness, which focus on deep reflection and awareness.
With environmentally preferred purchasing policies in place in more than three-quarters of U.S.
Are you playing the dating game and always wondering what is the appropriate amount of time you should wait before having sex with a new partner?Join Sexologist, Dr.
We all want to grow old and be WELL! Growing old and becoming ill or infirmed is something people don’t believe will ever happen to them. Nursing homes and assisted living facilities are proliferating because of this mistaken belief.
Ever consider that your relationship with people may be tied to your relationship with food?In this episode, I give you the scoop on recognizing toxic patterns in relationships and explain the connection to emotional eating.
After losses that took her to her knees, Siobhan Asgharzadeh searched for ways to move with her grief, recognizing that loss would not end, that life comes with grief.
There's a war on elephants in India and one woman is on a mission to stop it and protect every last elephant threatened by man’s inhumanity.
Whether you are looking to find your way through a challenging situation (e.g., grief, anxiety, substance abuse, medical conditions, relationship issues) or whether you want to rediscover your joy and aliveness, expressive arts therapy is right for you. Renata believes in her core that art, sound, movement, words, and play offer great potential for healing and reconnection with self. We need to tap out of. our thinking mind and feel our way through that moment, that experience, that memory. Without a doubt, a space can be made by working with colour, or sounds, tiny movements, our breath, written words. Key points of our conversation include: What's the difference between Expressive Arts Therapy and an Art Therapy? The connection to journaling, drawing, painting, playing acting, dancing ... and diffusing the energy of a emotional tension. How children express themselves differently and why many are stifled from a young age. What's our role as parents to help embrace the arts, when we ourselves need to be in control? How we heal ourselves through the arts or identify what's getting in our way. It can be as gentle or as deep as we need it to be. Using our imagination and visualization and how our bodies/minds respond. How do our children express themselves in the world? Curiosity, physical, flow through nature, music etc* Convenience Verses Skill... Let's stop correcting and fixing!
We know that exercising regularly will bring numerous benefits, from improved health and wellness to enhanced creativity, but most do not know that training the mind will bring a host of benefits too.
Joyce is proud to have back Highmark Health’s Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, Karen Hanlon. She will explain her commitment to hiring people with disabilities as a diverse part of their workforce.
If nothing else, the conflict in the Middle East has made it clear that identity politics isn’t going away. In fact, many individuals who previously criticized identity politics now embrace their personal identities more strongly than ever.Identity politics refers to political positions and perspectives that focus on the interests and issues pertinent to specific groups defined by characteristics such as race, gender, sexuality, religion, nationality or other markers of identity. It emphasizes the distinct experiences and challenges faced by these groups and advocates for policies and practices that address their specific needs and rights. Tune in and learn how politics is used to dumb down the world!
Warning: This episode may contain words and imagery that could be activating to survivors and others who condemn the practice of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM).It is an honor to have Angela Peabody on the show today.
Resiliency Within is dedicated to remembering those affected by suicide. We want to bring to light those who work tirelessly to raise awareness and reach out to those suffering silently. My guests today are Dr.
In this enlightening episode, we dive deep with Michael J. Gelb, the world’s leading authority on applying genius thinking to personal and organizational development. Known for his pioneering work in creative thinking, innovative leadership, and executive coaching, Gelb has transformed the professional landscapes of top-tier clients like DuPont, Microsoft, and Nike. Gelb's latest masterpiece, "Walking Well." Discover how walking, an activity often taken for granted, can be a profound practice for enhancing creativity, fostering leadership skills, and promoting overall well-being. Gelb shares insights from his extensive research and personal experiences, revealing practical techniques to integrate walking into your daily routine for maximum benefit. Gelb’s remarkable career and multifaceted interests stem from his professional juggling days with the Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan to his innovative teambuilding approaches and passion for wine. Listen in as we unpack the genius of Michael J. Gelb and learn how "Walking Well" can help you unlock your potential and stride confidently toward your goals.
With environmentally preferred purchasing policies in place in more than three-quarters of U.S.
We all want to grow old and be WELL! Growing old and becoming ill or infirmed is something people don’t believe will ever happen to them. Nursing homes and assisted living facilities are proliferating because of this mistaken belief.
Are you tired of feeling like food is running your life? In this episode, I answer questions from listeners of the show. We dive into the messy, complicated relationship many of us have with eating.
Myra Sack and her husband Matt were very lucky. They had fallen in love with the right person, had work they were deeply committed to and had a new baby.
Manifestation has been widely dismissed as self-involved, materialistic phooey. Now, James R. Doty, MD—a Stanford neurosurgeon, New York Times bestselling author, and Dalai Lama collaborator—reveals that manifestation is rooted in science.Throughout his latest book, Mind Magic (Avery; on sale: May 7, 2024), Dr. Doty unveils his six-part plan for harnessing your mind’s power to change your brain structure and reclaim your agency. He grounds you in practices for neurological transformation by strategically targeting your attention, desires, obstacles, intention, passion, and expectations, so you can consciously create the life you want.In addition to his medical expertise, Dr. Doty has the lived experience of using manifestation to revamp his reality. After he went from rags to riches back to rags, Dr. Doty overhauled his thinking to focus on being spiritually and morally centered. In turn, the riches stayed for the long haul.
This encore episode explores the double-bind dilemma faced by women leaders. With the emergence of Kamala Harris as the Democratic candidate for President, gender politics have emerged with ferocity.
When we think about our later years, we know that because we’re living longer these days, we need to create a realistic financial plan for retirement—to make sure we don’t run out of money.
Devra Jacobs is the co- author, alongside Brit Elders, of "A Happy Move: Everything You Need to Know Before and After the Boxes are Packed.
Wouldn’t you love to be a fly on the wall at a high-end brothel and watch what goes on during a day in the life of a successful Courtesan? That would be so enlightening, educational and could help to normalize conversations about sex work.
H.O.C.A.T.T. stands for "Hyperthermic Ozone and Carbonic Acid Transdermal Technology. What a mouthful! This machine acts as a personal ozone steam sauna offering at least eight concurrent therapies during one 30 minute treatment session.
Ever eat slice after slice of bread, pizza, or cake? This habit isn't just about lack of willpower—it's a complex issue rooted in science, psychology, and culture. Left unchecked, these cravings can lead to anxiety, depression, and compromised self-esteem, as well as serious health concerns.In this episode, I uncover the truth behind cravings for bread, cake, muffins, pizza and anything filling. You’ll learn the surprising reasons why filling foods are so irresistible and learn practical strategies to help you regain control.Don't miss this chance to transform your relationship with food.. . . . . . *. For a deeper dive into this topic, grab your copy of my bestselling book, The Binge Cure: 7 Steps to Outsmart Emotional Eating. Available on Amazon: The Binge Cure Book https://amzn.to/3LawTHpThe Binge Cure Journal: https://bit.ly/3vUQirb Connect with Dr. Nina: dr.nina@drninainc.com
Did you know that many widows outlive their husbands by 10 to 15 years, yet only 2% choose to remarry? So, what are the stories of the other 98%? In this engaging episode, Dr.
Lital is an intuitive soul deeply connected to the healing power of music and the subtle energies of the universe. Since childhood, she has been drawn to the enchanting melodies that speak to the depths of the soul.
Her work as a special educator did not prepare Joanne De Simone for the news that her precious baby had severe disabilities.
Many women have trouble with the image of the Virgin Mary, a young woman whose most esteemed quality has been celibacy. Yet, as Marguerite Mary Rigoglioso, Ph.D.
Joyce welcomes John Register, award-winning inspirational/motivational speaker, author, and two-time Paralympic Silver Medalist, back to the show.
Why do we hold grudges when they are in fact quite painful to maintain, and often seem to work against what we really want? Why do we keep wounds open and active, living in past experiences of pain which prevent new experiences from being able to happen? What keeps us stuck when we want to move on and let go? Most importantly, how can we let go? Tune in and learn all about managing grudges!
In this episode, with Robert Schout, MA/MSW, the visionary Founder and President of PowerSkills International, we address the topic of employee retention. A recent Nectar survey on employee recognition, reported that 71% of employees would be less likely to leave their organization if they were recognized more frequently. Since 1998, PowerSkills has been a beacon of transformation, offering onsite and online seminars, executive advising, coaching, and organizational consulting to a diverse array of clients, including municipal, state, and federal agencies, corporations, nonprofits, and international organizations. Robert will discuss how PowerSkills helps individuals and organizations tap into their innate potential and develop the crucial "PowerSkills" needed to retain the best people, lead and excel in both work and life.
We know that exercise is an essential factor in maintaining our health and overall well-being—and it’s no less important as we get older.
Today on Episode 8 we are going to talk about treating your marriage or relationship like a Business! Wait you say business? That's terrible! Marriage is about Love, selflessness, goodness, communication, connection.
TV reporter David Tereshchuk will be our guest on Resiliency Within as he shares his personal journey chronicled in his memoir, "A Question of Paternity: My Life as an Unaffiliated Reporter.
Are you considering joining The Lifestyle community as a way of spicing up your sex life and strengthening your couple’s relationship? Perhaps you’re wondering if the thrill of the adventure fades over the years.
Psoriasis is a common long-lasting disease in which the immune system becomes overactive, causing skin cells to multiply rapidly.
Do you ever think, "When I stop bingeing, then I'll finally be happy"? This mindset is the "when-then" trap, and it keeps us perpetually stuck in a cycle of chasing happiness, always just out of reach.
When Jamie Lee SIlver's son, Ben, took his life, she dived into practices that she had been learning during his struggles with schizophrenia. Over time, she became certified in EFT tapping, a technique to heal through tapping.
In this episode of Fearlessly Authentic, I sit down with Greg Scheinman, performance coach, podcast host, and author of The Midlife Male. Together, we get nto what it truly means to thrive in midlife, debunking myths and offering practical advice for men—and those who love them—on navigating this pivotal stage of life. Greg shares his personal journey, insights from his book, and tips on how men can prioritize their health, find renewed purpose, and redefine success in the second half of life. Whether you're in midlife or supporting someone who is, this conversation is packed with wisdom, inspiration, and actionable steps to help you live authentically and fearlessly at any age.
The experience of two worlds makes you present in both but bound to neither. A portal is a point of possibility, a step into a thousand journeys.
Joyce welcomes Steve Nolder, Chief Human Resources Officer and Senior Vice President of Human Resources and Global Communications, and Kaylene Ritchie, Talent Management & Diversity Supervisor, at Calgon Carbon Corporation to the show.
Media especially through portrayals of characters, narratives and scenarios can serve as powerful models for learning behavior. We have seen this in the famous Bobo doll experiment by Albert Bandura. Following a series of child tests, Albert Bandura proposed the social learning theory. The experiments proved that children learn through observation and later imitate similar behavior with the combination of environmental and cognitive factors. We are now at a turning point for the world with state run media brain washing our country, youth and naively ignorant people. Media has been confiscated by elites, corporate agendas and one political party. Tune in and learn how to reclaim our (and our children's) brain, our country and a free world!
Policy steeped in systemic discrimination and privilege continues to prioritize legal unions and the nuclear family. Too often, the presence and history of those who live outside these patriarchally contrived units, have been excluded or suppressed. Further, current policy does not reflect the world as it is today. Unmarried individuals and people without children have not only been present throughout history, we are a growing demographic, globally. However, we remain without the same legal protections and benefits in multiple domains, where marriage and reproduction are upheld as privileged statuses.Our guest today is the author of "Moving Past Marriage: Why We Should Ditch Marital Privilege, End Relationship-Status Discrimination, and Embrace Nonmarital History." Dr. Jaclyn Geller is a writer and associate professor of English, at Central Connecticut State University and specializes in Restoration and eighteenth century-studies.In today's conversation, we will explore nonmarital history and the impact of nonmarital and pronatalist discrimination, today. You will not want to miss this conversation with Dr. Geller as she shares her profound insight, expertise, and solutionist approach to nonmarital disenfranchisement!
Dr. Rawls in his book, The Cellular Wellness Solution, illuminates the path to vibrant aging by emphasizing the significance of cellular care. Explore the foundational principles of true self-care, rooted in maximizing cellular health and resilience. Uncover the surprising role of "stealth microbes" in hastening illness and aging, and gain invaluable insights into safeguarding against their detrimental effects. From a medical perspective, Dr. Rawls dispels misconceptions surrounding herbal medicine, citing scientific studies that validate their profound impact at the cellular level. Delve into the transformative potential of herbs in promoting cellular wellness and vitality, offering a natural alternative to pharmaceutical interventions. With chronic illness affecting a staggering 6 in 10 adults in the U.S., Dr. Rawls offers actionable strategies to break free from the cycle of "managed illness." Discover how to liberate yourself from pharmaceutical dependency and embrace holistic approaches to reclaiming your health and vitality. Explore the dynamic interplay between drugs and herbs, understanding their distinct influences at the cellular level. Gain insights into the mechanisms of accelerated cell loss and discover practical techniques to actively slow down this process, ensuring a more vibrant and resilient future.For more information on Dr. Rawls book, The Cellular Wellness Solution, log in to https://cellularwellness.com/ To save 20% off your first Vital Plan order use code CellHealth20. https://cellularwellness.com/
Do you ever wonder what motivates porn stars to expose themselves to judgment, shame, guilt, and objectification, even though their line of work is so much in demand, that there’s never enough sexual content to satisfy the world’s appetite for porn.
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS I & II) (a.k.a. RSD) is an Extremely painful, chronic condition that is caused by trauma with nerve injury, a fracture, or even just a surgery.
Bridey Thelen-Heidel had a chaotic and traumatic childhood with a mother who brought dangerous men into the house and failed to protect the little girl called Bright Eyes. But Bridey was determined to face her traumas and find her way to a beautiful life.
Educational technology (EdTech) should play a critical role in fostering both academic achievement and behavioral health. Our children need us more than ever. But has it? Michael Bates has designed a groundbreaking framework to help tech founders understand the challenges faced by our children and youth so they understand their social responsibility to develop products that prioritize student wellness while supporting academic performance. How can these companies separate themselves from competitors and have an impact far beyond their product?Key points in our conversation include:-Mike's work with EdTech developers to shift the focus for well-being to drive student success. How can tech foster authentic connections for Gen A and Gen Z, who are the most isolated generations? -We are the face of our brand. What can we give rather than take? -Understanding how we can use technology effectively for our students from our holistic and wholistic lens. -Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS) and how national standards can drive change within district school boards. -How can EdTech help educators tailor their teaching strategies to meet the unique needs of each student, including disengagement, lack of focus and behavioural challenges?
Discover the seven most universal categories of spiritual experience. Ranging from the most common to the most esoteric and exulted, these experiences have been recorded consistently throughout human history and around the world. The book provides a simple and clear overview of the seven categories of experience with clear examples of what they might feel like experientially, how to recognize them, and how to make sense of them and the lessons they offer.
Joyce welcomes Edwin Black the award-winning, New York Times bestselling international investigative author of 215 editions in 20 languages in 190 countries back to the show.
It’s always difficult to hear your children yelling or sobbing that they don’t want to go to school. You may be even more sensitive to their reluctance and anxiety because of what an unpredictable place school has felt like for the past two years. So, what do you do when you have scrambled to get all your kids’ school supplies and clothes ready for school only to find that you now must coax them to get there? How do you coach 50 pounds or more of pure resistance to leave the house? Tune in and learn all about how to get your kids back in school!
Paula Marshall is the CEO of the Bama Companies, Inc, which manufactures oven-ready products for customers in the quick-service and casual restaurant industry and private label products for retail in more than 17 countries. As CEO, Paula provides strategic leadership and direction to the entire organization. Her vision stands as a beacon for Bama team members, inspiring the organization to achieve the Bama mission – “People Helping People Be Successful". Paula is the author of four books, including Finding the Soul of Big Business. Paula will give tips on how to make work fulfilling and productive. She will touch upon how people, especially the employees and customers are the reason for business and how employees who understand this theme will succeed. For more information on Paula Marshall: https://www.bama.com/about/team/thepaulamarshall.com
As older adults move into their traditional retirement years, a growing number of them do not want to retire their minds. In fact, many experts note that those who continue learning and engage in meaningful social interaction on average live longer and healthier lives. In today’s episode I talk with Murray Shapiro and Ron Susser, two active members of PEIR, which stands for Personal Enrichment in Retirement, a unique and highly successful lifelong learning organization affiliated with Hofstra University on Long Island. What makes PEIR so distinctive? The classes, discussion groups, and events are self-directed, planned, created and presented by PEIR members themselves. Murray and Ron will describe how the organization has evolved over more than four decades, how it survived through the pandemic, and how it’s run and thriving today. Every month, PEIR members offer a far-flung array of topics, whether you’re interested in literature, history, religion, philosophy, natural or social sciences, the performing or visual arts, economics or technology. PEIR is also a social organization, and Ron and Murray will tell us how its members build camaraderie, sharing their curiosity, opinions, knowledge and passions with others each semester.
For most of us who watched ‘Billions’, the opening scene was indeed an attention grabber. We saw the main character, Attorney General Rhoades, tied-up on the ground while a dominatrix stood on his chest with her stilettos.
The War on Cancer began in 1960. The the chances of survival was 4%. By 2000 after 4 trillion dollars in research the chance for survival was 8% according two the American Cancer Society.
Feel frustrated by all the conflicting advice on how to overcome binge eating? There’s a lot of well-meaning but ultimately harmful advice out there. Not only is it ineffective, it can make you feel worse.
When Jessica Fein's daughter, Dalia, was just five, she was diagnosed with a rare and degenerative disease that would shorten her life. Because it is rare, no one knew exactly how long she would live.
In this empowering episode of Fearlessly Authentic, I am joined by bestselling author, coach, speaker, and certified divorce and co-parenting specialist, Michelle Dempsey-Multack. As the author of Simon & Schuster's "Moms Moving On: Real Life Advice on Conquering Divorce, Co-Parenting Through Conflict, and Becoming Your Best Self" and founder of the Moms Moving On community, Michelle brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table. Her significant presence on Instagram and her popular weekly podcast, Moms Moving On, have established her as a leading voice in the divorce and co-parenting space. Join us as Michelle shares her insights on overcoming divorce, navigating co-parenting challenges, and empowering yourself to move forward confidently. This is an episode you won't want to miss!https://linktr.ee/Themichelledempseyhttps://momsmovingon.com/https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Moms-Moving-On/Michelle-Dempsey-Multack/9781982184582
Tenderness is pleasurable. So why does it feel like something to avoid, something to cringe from, something to quickly get through? When you are tender with yourself, or someone is tender with you, it is vulnerable.
When people approach middle age, you might expect them to begin thinking about retirement, but these days, many people are far from winding down. In fact, they’re just getting started—as part of a growing cohort of first-time entrepreneurs. These 50-plus entrepreneurs are joining younger generations of start-up business owners, often using their decades of experience, sizable professional networks and financial assets to start and sustain their business. But there’s another invaluable resource that may be one of our nation’s best-kept secrets: It’s called SCORE, a nonprofit organization created 60 years ago as a partner of the U.S. Small Business Administration, originally an acronym for the Service Corps of Retired Executives. In today’s episode, Ann Middleman, the chair of the Long Island Chapter of SCORE, talks about the wealth of free services, programs, courses, workshops, counseling and tools that SCORE offers through dozens of chapters to thousands of budding entrepreneurs nationwide—no matter what their age. Like many SCORE volunteers, Ann is a business mentor, using the considerable experiences and skills from her own marketing career to “pay it forward” for the next wave of entrepreneurs. She’ll talk about why volunteers join SCORE; how you can participate in the organization’s programs and services; and offer vivid examples of entrepreneurs who have worked with SCORE, not only leading to individual success stories, but contributing to the vibrancy of our continually renewing economy.
Joanie Neenan is a direct sales professional and leader with over 20 years of experience in creating and leading national organizations. She is a star executive director for LimeLife by Alcone, a global company providing professional makeup and nontoxic all natural skin and hair care. She is passionate about this industry and has been thrilled with the lifestyle it has provided her family and others. What started out as “I’ll try it BUT I probably won’t make any money” turned into putting her 3 boys thru private school, paying off college loans, paying for her mortgage when her husband got laid off and experiencing an abundance of personal growth, earning over 35 incentive trips and creating a career she loves. One of her favorite things about this industry is the people that it has brought into her life. Joanie will discuss what direct sales is and how it offers flexibility, low startup costs, training and support, income potential, network opportunities and personal development. She will also discuss embracing the journey of self-discovery trusting our instincts.For more information: https://www.limelifebyalcone.com/joanie/home
Are you tired when you wake up in the morning after a normal nights sleep? Do you need to nape in the morning or afternoon?The CDC estimates that one million people in the US have Chronic fatigue Syndrome a.k.a.
Have you ever made significant progress on your health journey, only to suddenly binge eat and undo all your hard work? This destructive pattern can lead to a seemingly never-ending cycle of dieting and bingeing.
Out of her own experience with cancer, Ann Bancroft created an absorbing and compelling story about a woman who changes her life as a result of being diagnosed with metastatic disease.
In this empowering episode of Fearlessly Authentic, I am joined by bestselling author, coach, speaker, and certified divorce and co-parenting specialist, Michelle Dempsey-Multack.
The thing worth keeping alive for the rest of time, is friendship itself. For being seen and heard empowers us to stand by our core. When standing by our core, we have the strength to be fully who we are. When fully who we are, we become humble instruments for each other’s inevitable transformation. At our best, we serve as inadvertent catalysts for each other’s eventual illumination. Coming together like this is intrinsic to our nature andhelping each other transform is one of the deep purposes of friendship.
Dr. Vijay Vad is a double board certified physician in physical medicine and rehabilitation (physiatry) and sports medicine. He focuses on minimally invasive non-surgical treatments for such conditions especially for spine related problems, arthritis, and various sports injuries. Dr. Vad has published a 15-minute simple outpatient procedure called capsular distention for restoring motion and eliminating pain in frozen shoulder. In addition to treating patients at the Hospital for Special Surgery, Dr. Vad has previously served as the physician for the professional men’s tennis circuit (Association of Tennis Professionals, ATP) as well as the physician for the Westchester Classic of the PGA Tour, and MSG Tennis Showdown. His current research focuses on developing simple solutions to stay active. His integrative approach is designed to empower patients to heal themselves. Dr. Vad will take a look at the latest advancements in pain management and rejuvenation therapies while discussing his groundbreaking invention, carboplasty, a revolutionary technique for knee arthritis using a patient's own stem cells. He will also delve into the hot-button issue of age reversal and the potential of emerging therapies. He will discuss cutting edge possibilities in healthcare and aging gracefully, that could change the way you view health and longevity.For More Information on Dr. Vijay Vad: https://vijayvad.com/
Do want to be a better lover and add more passion, intimacy and pleasure into your relationship? Perhaps you’ve heard of the pleasure gap, and you’re ready to do something about it.
Candidiasis is a form of fungal infection caused by Candida, a yeast. Everyone has Candida on their skin and in parts of their body like your mouth, throat, gut, and vagina. Candida only causes symptoms and infections if it grows out of control.
Mike and Angela met in Murrieta and have been married for 12 years (they have five adult children and one grandson).
Uncovering the hidden injuries of a life spent denying oneself is deep, painful and meaningful work. How do we find the tenderness and courage to do it well? Heather Plett peeled back the layers of her own truth and discovered it is possible.
Our guest, Carlos Davidovich, has run men's groups in Argentina and Spain for decades. He comes on the show to talk about cultural differences in masculinity and how Spanish cultures gel with the messages in Iron John. Carlos's Links:www.carlosdavidovich.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/carlosdavidovich/Get the Book! Iron John by Robert Bly:https://amzn.to/4fixRPr
In this episode, I am joined by Becky Aste, a trauma-informed somatic marriage coach and host of the top 5% globally ranked podcast “Your Breakthrough Blueprint.
Tenderness is pleasurable. So why does it feel like something to avoid, something to cringe from, something to quickly get through? When you are tender with yourself, or someone is tender with you, it is vulnerable.
As we celebrate Disability Pride Month, Joyce takes time to celebrate the life and accomplishments of Judy Heumann a major American disability rights leader and activist. Originally aired: December 15, 2020, Joyce welcomed Judith Heumann, internationally recognized leader in the disability rights independent living movement, to the show. Judy worked with a wide range of activist organizations (including the Berkeley Center for Independent Living and the American Association of People with Disabilities), NGOs, and governments since the 1970s and has contributed greatly to the development of human rights legislation and policy benefiting disabled people. Judy discusses her new book, Being Heumann: An Unrepentant Memoir of a Disability Rights Activist, which was published in February 2020.
When you take things personally, you allow many issues to consume your well-being. This way of thinking exhausts your energy with little good and a lot of stress and anxiety. The amount of worry, anger, and suffering you experience in your life is proportional to your sense of self-importance. Whatever you include as part of “me” or “mine” is part of the ego’s domain. The ego causes you to seek pleasure and avoid pain. It is driven by short-term gratification and avoids long-term fulfillment. Controlled by the ego, you crave the material rewards this world has to offer, and, at the same time, you fear losing what you’ve obtained. The ego in the context of this post refers to a person's sense of self-importance, identification, or attachment. The problem is that when we become attached to who we think we are and then try to convince others that this is who we are as well, we create a prison for ourselves. The ego can present challenges in various aspects of life. Tune in and learn how to manage this delicate source of strength!
Dustin Hopkins is the founder of Kingside, a company designed to elevate businesses through custom website solutions and AI-driven automations. His from scaling a moving and storage business to enhancing operational efficiencies at a Fortune 100 company has been nothing short of remarkable. With a keen eye for innovation, Dustin has navigated the dynamic landscape of web design, recognizing and embracing platforms like Webflow and Shopify for their unparalleled security, user-friendliness, and aesthetic superiority.At Kingside, Dustin and his team harness the power of AI to automate and optimize business processes, paving the way for smoother operations and enhanced online presence for their clients. With over 200 members, Dustin's leadership in running his cities largest chess club has honed his strategic skills, enriching the innovative solutions they offer.Dustin Hopkins will discuss the transformative impact of AI on businesses and how it can revolutionize your digital presence and unlock the full potential of your business.For more information on Dustin Hopkins: https://www.kingside.ai/
Drs. Larry Ward and Peggy Rowe-Ward will address how we are all as a world community are impacted by Racism and how we can heal from the traumas that arise from Racism. Dr.
As we get older, we all strive to increase the years of “healthspan,” along with our lifespan.
Ladies, are you confused about your feelings of bi-sexuality? Do you have fantasies about being with another woman? Perhaps you consider yourself bi-curious and you’re looking for advice on how to act on those feelings.
COVID is back! Actually, it never went away. It's always been around and mutating into what is called "variants". We will discuss the latest variant and how to prevent and treat it in an Effective and Safe way and even cure it.
What is the other "F" word? Simple: it's Fat. And if you think fat can’t be funny, think again.Emmy award-winning comedian Ian Karmel and his sister Alisa grew up fat. As kids, they never talked about it.
Meredith Burns' mother was a constant emotional presence in her life, there to offer support, advice and solace. When that began to change, Meredith, and the whole family, searched for an explanation.
Across all cultures spiritual and philosophical texts talk about the importance of uniting the internal masculine and feminine energies. An awaken person has access to the multitude of their humanity rather than being confined into an emotional box. Our guest, Dené Logan, comes on the show to ground this spiritual concept and provide step-by-step direction on how to access the entirety of your being.Dené's Links:https://denelogan.com/https://www.instagram.com/dene.logan/Get the Book:https://amzn.to/3W8R0uv
Understand and embrace the multidimensional pieces of ourselves. Embody and express presence. Recognize subtle attributes of life that hold the illusion of separation. Yield to experiencing every feeling and emotion.
Joyce welcomes Dr. Chris Rosa, President & CEO of The Viscardi Center, a network of non-profits that educate, employ, and empower children and adults with disabilities. Dr.
People who have borderline personality disorder tend to have more tumultuous, chaotic romantic relationships. Such relationships are often marked by stress, conflict, and dysfunction.
Join us for this encore show where Elaine dialogues with Reena Patel and Michael Sapp about the Trauma Resource Institute's international work.
Jason Christoff presents intricate knowledge about how the subconscious mind works and how it responds to suggested programming. Jason also reveals how to recognize and resist nefarious patterns of manipulation.
On this episode of the podcast our guest, Philip Botha, comes on the show to talk about building a healthy workplace culture. He'll detail how to cultivate a culture from hiring, to policy creation, meeting structure, and incentives. The workplace of the future looks more like a community rather than a military unit and Philip is on the cutting edge of bringing humanity to the workplace without sacrificing productivity. Philip's Links:https://cultureadvantage.co.za/https://www.linkedin.com/in/rpbotha/Book a Free Coaching Intro w/ Philip:https://calendly.com/time_with_philip/30min
Haze Schepmyer delves into the incredible value of GRIT, especially for children and youth. Haze will explore the essential elements of GRIT and why understanding, developing, and demonstrating it is crucial in today's world. Here are six key questions we'll tackle:- What is GRIT and who’s got it?Discover the essence of GRIT and the characteristics of those who possess it.- Why is it important to know your GRIT? Reflect on Buddha's wisdom: "All that we are is the result of what we have thought," and learn why self-awareness of your GRIT matters.- Why is it important to grow your GRIT? Inspired by William James' insight, "Our greatest weapon against stress is our ability to choose one thought over another," understand the significance of nurturing your GRIT.- Why is it important to show your GRIT? Embrace Eckhart Tolle's belief that "Awareness is the greatest agent for change," and see how demonstrating your GRIT can inspire transformation.- Why is it important to sow your GRIT? Learn about the impact of modeling and nurturing GRIT as parents, guardians, mentors, role models, teachers, and community members.- What’s the GRIT game?Uncover the engaging and practical aspects of the GRIT game, a tool to instill resilience and perseverance in the younger generation.
Are you a Modern Alchemist?Modern Alchemy is a sacred dance of ancient wisdom interwoven with modern practices—where science meets spirituality and offers us an opportunity to discover more peace, unity, and direction of our true passion and purpose.
Anyone who has gone through the process of signing up for Medicare quickly comes to the same conclusion: It’s complicated! Even if you’re already enrolled, plans and regulations may change, as well as your personal health needs, so it’s a good idea to review your policy every year—long before the annual open enrollment period in the late fall. In today’s episode, James Donnelly, a Certified Medicare Advisor, explains not only Medicare basics, but offers valuable insights and information that cut though the deluge of mailings, phone calls, marketing pitches and commercials we’re exposed to every year. He will talk about how to make sure a plan fits your needs; how you can switch coverage during special enrollment periods (even if you don’t think you can); and how you can qualify for extra financial assistance or programs to help pay for coverage. The host of a regular “Medicare Monday” podcast, James will offer examples of specific scenarios from his wide-ranging experiences, including advice about avoiding Medicare scams. “Where you get the facts matters,” he says. “Education is everything.”
Kelly K. James is the author of "The Book that (Almost) Got Me Fired". She has been writing for a living—whether as a freelancer, full time employee, or both—for more than 26 years and is the author of thousands of articles and more than a dozen books. At 52 Kelly James found herself divorced and a single mother to a teenage son and tween daughter. Despite being happily self- employed she grapples with concerns about health insurance costs and the effects of perimenopause. After dedicating 22 years to full- time freelancing, Kelly decided to take on a day job within the corporate American landscape. Despite feeling out of place among coworkers much younger than herself, she embarks on this new chapter and shares her experiences in this latest project. Throughout her memoir, she shares her entertaining and insightful glimpse into her challenges and triumphs. Kelly will discuss what (and whatnot) to do when deciding to make that corporate leap, proving valuable lessons she has learned. For more information: https://www.kellykjames.net/
Elaine Miller-Karas and Michael Sapp will discuss Elaine's book, Building Resilience to Trauma, the Trauma and Community Resiliency Models, 2nd Edition, published by Routledge in 2023. Dr.
Are you impressed by people who are brave enough to make drastic changes in their lives after the age of 50? Whether you’re considering marriage or divorce or a career change, it’s all that much more difficult as we get older.Join us with Content Creator, Rae Richmond, who began her OnlyFans account at the age of 56 and she’s killing it! She shares her journey out of a sexless marriage and into a sexy relationship with a younger man, experiencing a sexual revival of sorts, saying “yes” to great sex. We find out how she overcame many obstacles when she was outed as a sex worker in small town American. But now she’s living her dream and nothing’s going to stop her!
The War on Cancer began in 1960. The the chances of survival was 4%. By 2000 after 4 trillion dollars in research the chance for survival was 8% according two the American Cancer Society.
Imagine a life where diets and deprivation are things of the past. A life where you enjoy the foods you love while maintaining a healthy body and a joyful heart. That's possible without dieting, spending hours in the gym, or counting a single macro.
While this show focuses on depth psychology and coaching there is a role for more traditional mental health treatment in an individual's healing journey.
When Ashley Jones' daughter died, it threw her into a profound grief she didn't know the way out of. In those early times, pictures brought some comfort. As she moved through her own grief, she wanted to offer that comfort to others.
in theis episode I will take you through the steps to overcome your fears and become more disciplined in order to live the lifeyou deserve and desire. It takes, time, self-compassion and patience. Do you have what it takes to reach your goals?
Has life handed you something challenging? Are you looking for a solution to regain your health or heal your injured body? Maybe you have loved ones who need help and you lack the ability to help them. Are you suffering from a broken heart? Do you want a deeper or more con-nected and loving relationship? Maybe you’re unable to find success with your work. Is something undefined keeping you from reaching for your dream? Maybe you are still searching for your life’s purpose. Often, it’s those perceived challenges and difficulties and the desire to do better or have more that can cause you to search for answers in unfamiliar places. This conversation is an introduction to a simple and practical method for finding solutions to create balance and function for your body and your life. Don’t let the problems of life hold you back or keep you stuck when you could have better health, greater success, and more happiness.
Joyce welcomes The Honorable Tony Coelho, author of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the ADA Amendments Act. As we approach the 34th Anniversary of the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act on July 26, 2024, Mr.
Trauma is a person’s emotional response to a distressing experience. Few people can go through life without encountering some kind of trauma.
Tune in to New Legacy Radio today, and learn about the establishment of Single Studies as a global discipline, with today's guest, Dr. Craig Wynne. Dr. Wynne is the co-editor of the recently released, "Singular Selves: An Introduction to Singles Studies.
Elaine Miller-Karas, LCSW, will discuss the second edition of her book, Building Resiliency to Trauma, with Dr. Michael Sapp, the CEO of the Trauma Resource Institute.
Gentlemen, are looking for improved penis performance and have better physical intimacy? Perhaps a clearer understanding of how the penis works is a good place to start.
H.O.C.A.T.T. stands for "Hyperthermic Ozone and Carbonic Acid Transdermal Technology. What a mouthful! This machine acts as a personal ozone steam sauna offering at least eight concurrent therapies during one 30 minute treatment session.
Greg Toews is a Healer, Clinician, Alchemist, Esotericist, and Plant Medicine Aromatherapist.
Beth Kurland has helped people overcome and work through difficult emotions for the past 30 years. She has developed a system that build 6 inner vantage points within the psyche to analyze and work through problems. On this episode she'll detail each of these vantage points and help you to access them during times of stress.Beth's Links:https://bethkurland.com/Twitter: @drbethkurlandInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr.bethkurland/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/beth-kurland-ph-d-b2a7a7115/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BethKurlandPhDGet the book!https://amzn.to/3VojrUQ
Farah Naz Rishi is Pakistani, American and Muslim. Her memoir, Sorry for the Inconvenience, deftly portrays the overlapping pressures that made it hard to find herself.
In this episode of Fearlessly Authentic, I share the struggles I’ve experienced. At the time I was going through those tough times, I never could have imagined thinking how grateful I would be for those times. The struggles were really hard. Sometimes, I thought I would never get past them, but with the belief in myself to be push through, I gained knowledge about myself and my own perspective towards the fails. Remember that we are always going to be tested. We don’t know for what reason in those moments, but know that it’s to show us something about ourselves. It’s a wake-up call and a reflection, so pay attention and be kind to yourself as you’re going through it all. Fail, Gain, Reset. It’s called Life.
A series of mystifying moments occasioned by words that lit up before her eyes had longtime psychologist and teacher Christina Donnell profoundly engaged.
Oppositional defiant disorder (ODD) is a disruptive behavior disorder that emerges during childhood or adolescence and is characterized by persistent angry or irritable mood, unruly and argumentative behavior, and vindictiveness.
The emergence of Single Studies as a discipline is both a welcome advancement in education and research and an acknowledgment of the millions of circumstantially single people and those who are single by choice.
In this episode we will get back to learning powerful tools to take your marriage to the next level.
Is your sex life affected by penis issues like early ejaculation, inability to sustain a strong erection or painful sex? Perhaps you are too shy or macho to discuss your penis health with your family doctor.
The war on Cancer began in 1960. The chances of survival was 4%. By 2000 after $4 trillion in research the chance for survival was 8% according to the American Cancer Society.
As a psychoanalyst specializing in binge eating disorder and podcast host, I provide weekly “food for thought” about eating psychology.
Have you ever wondered about the afterlife?"Faith embraces mysteries, whereas science explains them. But faith and science may converge when it comes to survival of the soul and the afterlife.
You’re sick and tired of all the dating apps and websites and trying to meet people in your kickball league? And how many awkward first dates can you go on to find a “normal” person? And what’s with all the fake personalities and flaky people who seem more interested in themselves and can’t be bothered to make a slight change in their schedule to, you know, go out with you? If this describes the majority of your romantic life, I want you to open up your mind a little and start looking at things a little differently from now on.First, consider this: everyone wants a perfect partner, but few people want to be the perfect partner. I think the vast majority of problems around “finding someone” are caused by uneven expectations like this. But when you flip this on its head and you start taking a little more responsibility in this area of your life—when you start focusing on what kind of life you want to live and what kind of partner you want to be—you’ll start to see all the flakes and narcissists and liars fade into the background. You’ll start making genuine connections with people and make each other’s lives more enjoyable. Tune in and learn how to find that special person in your life!
The emergence of Single Studies as a discipline is both a welcome advancement in education and research and an acknowledgment of the millions of circumstantially single people and those who are single by choice.
Paula Marshall is the CEO of the Bama Companies, Inc, which manufactures oven-ready products for customers in the quick-service and casual restaurant industry and private label products for retail in more than 17 countries.
In our mental health, memory and intelligence are deteriorating. One in six children is now diagnosed with mental health issues, and anti-depressant prescriptions have sky rocketed.
A chiropractor is a licensed healthcare professional who focuses on your body's capability to heal itself.Chiropractic is a healthcare profession that cares for your neuromusculoskeletal system—the bones, nerves, muscles, tendons, and ligaments.
Do you ever think, “I’ll be happy when I lose weight" or, “When I stop bingeing, I’ll be happy.”The opposite is true: when we’re happy, we tend to lose weight and/or stop binge eating.
Beth Kurland has helped people overcome and work through difficult emotions for the past 30 years. She has developed a system that build 6 inner vantage points within the psyche to analyze and work through problems. On this episode she'll detail each of these vantage points and help you to access them during times of stress.Beth's Links:https://bethkurland.com/Twitter: @drbethkurlandInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr.bethkurland/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/beth-kurland-ph-d-b2a7a7115/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BethKurlandPhDGet the book!https://amzn.to/3VojrUQ
In her work encouraging healthier relationships as a way to live a happier life, Katarina Blom already knew how key connection is to happiness.
Join us on this episode of Fearlessly Authentic as we welcome Dr. Jason Champagne, one of Hollywood’s foremost facial plastic surgeons renowned for his artful touch and customized approach to aesthetic transformations. Favored by A-list celebrities like Chrissy Teigen and Meagan Good, Dr. Champagne has garnered significant attention for his signature "Champagne Brows." Beyond eyebrows, he excels in jaw surgery, chin implants, forehead reduction, and rhinoplasty, offering personalized, natural-looking results.Dr. Champagne sets himself apart by employing advanced 3D CT scans to craft custom jaw and chin implants, ensuring flawless outcomes tailored to each patient. His expertise also extends to the innovative "Champagne Hairline Refine" procedure, which has advanced the field of hairline modification.With a wealth of experience, Dr. Champagne is also a published author, sharing his groundbreaking techniques in facial aesthetic surgery, hairline lowering, and hair restoration with colleagues around the globe. Based in Beverly Hills, his practice epitomizes excellence in cosmetic facial procedures, attracting clients seeking refined, elegant transformations.In this episode, we dive deep into Dr. Champagne's journey to becoming a sought-after facial plastic surgeon, his unique approach to facial plastic surgery, and his renowned work with celebrities. We explore his specialized procedures, the impact of advanced technology on his practice, and his contributions to the field through published work. Dr. Champagne also shares valuable advice for those considering facial plastic surgery, addresses common misconceptions, and recounts memorable patient success stories that have shaped his approach.Tune in for an insightful conversation that promises to inspire and inform anyone interested in the art and science of facial plastic surgery.
Bryan Saint-Louis is a man who turned personal pain into a powerful mission of empathy and youth empowerment. He shares his very personal story of losing a child and how one student changed and saved his life in a time of deep depression and despair.
“Astonishment is the quintessence of life fully expressed. Yet it is something we cannot will ourselves to feel. This is where poetry—the epitome of word play—steps in, suspends us above the daily drift of ordinariness and alights that spark of awe.
Joyce is proud to have back Highmark Health’s Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, Karen Hanlon. She will explain her commitment to hiring people with disabilities as a diverse part of their workforce.
The severity of midlife crisis symptoms can vary from person to person. Gender can also play a role in how a midlife crisis unfolds. Women may be more likely to go through a period of self-reflection as they shift away from tending to the needs of others to tending to their own needs. Men, on the other hand, might be more likely to feel as if their past decisions have limited their future options. Tune in and learn how to navigate this crazy period of life!
People who are single and without children, comprise a growing, global demographic, and yet, these lived experiences remain largely unacknowledged vis-a-via the status quo.
This is an encore presentation highlighting the work of Natalia Valevska in Ukraine. We must remember the brave and courageous Ukrainians like Natalia who are helping their country persons during this difficult time in their history.
There is a close connection between the psyche, the brain and the body. Some say that in reality they are one. Our bodies have an innate healing system.
In this empowering episode of Fearlessly Authentic, we dive deep into the realm of feminine energy with the insightful @femmeguide, Cat Shanu.
Ethan Sisser wanted to die in ecstasy, surrounded by music, community, beauty, but mostly, love.
Every day we have an inner battle going on between two parts of ourselves: our ego and our soul. When we view the world through our ego lens, life can seem tragic, random, meaningless, and painful.
Joyce welcomes Diego Mariscal, CEO and Chief Disabled Officer of 2Gether-International, a nonprofit organization that develops advocacy campaigns to empower and unify young people with disabilities. Mr.
They say marriage is a covenant, and keeping that covenant requires two committed people. It doesn’t matter the grand wedding you had, the gifts you received, or the kinds of guests that attended your wedding. It takes more than just a celebration to sustain a marriage union, and there are things to consider before getting married. Before you get married, you must understand the commitment that you are making to your partner. Some relationships lead to marriage. But before venturing into what you will eventually enjoy (or endure) throughout your life, some vital elements of a marriage must be considered. Tune in and learn all the angles on whether or not to tie the knot!
Corey Poirier is a bestselling author featured in The Wall Street Journal and USA Today, as well as a multiple-time TEDx speaker renowned for his engaging talks. With over 7000 interviews conducted with global thought leaders, Poirier is a prominent figure in personal development, leadership, and entrepreneurship. As a Canadian speaker, author, and podcast host, he is best known for his podcast, "Conversations with Passion," where he converses with influential figures from various domains. Poirier has authored several acclaimed books, including "The Book of Why (and How)" and "Share Your Message with the World." Recognized for his dynamic speaking style, Poirier is committed to empowering individuals to achieve their aspirations and lead fulfilling lives.Corey’s upcoming book with Morgan James Publishing is titled The Enlightened Passenger, which goes through the journey of 10 invaluable life lessons. He claims If The Alchemist, Celestine Prophecy and Og Mandino’s many bestselling books had a baby, The Enlightened Passenger would be it.Corey will elaborate on some of the invaluable lessons from his book, derived from his extensive interviews with thought leaders.For more information: https://coreypoiriermedia.com/
Just over a year ago, Mae Caime was crowned Ms. New York Senior America for 2023. But the contest was not a beauty pageant. Rather, it was a competition based on talent and presentation skills, and this recognition was a crowning achievement of Mae’s long and illustrious career—one that is still unfolding with originality, excitement and adventure. In today's episode, Mae will unfold her remarkable journey as a visionary in the fields of health and business that has led to her position as CEO of aMAEzing Midlife & Beyond, which she launched to empower women, dispel ageism and support transformational change in both their personal and business paths. Beginning her career as a Registered Nurse in pediatrics and the ER, she leveraged her ability to perform under the most intense situations into a foundation as successful administrator in healthcare, building multimillion-dollar health enterprises, turning struggling organizations into premier practices, creating cohesive team environments, and pioneering new concepts. Indeed, Mae’s portfolio of positions has grown to include action coach, healthy lifestyle expert, corporate trainer, event director and keynote speaker—not to mention her involvement in numerous community charities and worldwide medical missions. There has been much success, but many challenges, too. Mae will share how she has dealt with risk and pushed herself out of her comfort zone—and now supports and encourages women to do the same, stepping out to learn new skills for personal and professional growth. Live with energy, action and purpose, she says, and remember that it is never too late to rise up “from role to soul.”
Are you curious about who’s at the core of the Swinging Lifestyle Community? If you’ve heard our show before, you’ve heard us say time and time again, “the lifestyle and swinging are not about the sex. It’s all about the people!”Join us on location at Hedonism II Resort on Negril Beach, as we chat with Bonnie and Neil from BonesBackYard.com, all about how they discovered the lifestyle four years ago and made a conscious decision to immerse their work lives into the world of openminded parties, travel and a podcast, celebrating all aspects of the lifestyle community and all the wonderful people who accept this community as their tribe.On this episode we focus on the benefits of great communication skills and an open-minded attitude --- especially if you want to step out of your comfort zone, meet new people, make new friends, and expand your mind and spirit. Humans are social beings and need community and there’s no better place to find it than right here at Hedonism II where you can be as mild or as wild as you like.
Research has found that there is credibility to the term mind-body connection. There is a clear link between our thoughts, feelings, emotions and our physical body.
MTO therapist, Desmond Cohen, comes back on the podcast to provide commentary on how reality TV can be a vehicle to study gender norms.
Anticipating the joy of welcoming her first child, Lindsey Henke was completely unprepared for the shock of that child's stillbirth. Although Lindsey had been a practicing psychotherapist for a few years, she had not had that much therapy herself.
Steve Kanji Ruhl describes a journey we all take, one that Buddhism calls “seeking our true home.
In today’s episode we will discuss the research initiatives of Kim Martinez Phillips, who is a PHD Candidate in Sociology.
This encore presentation features Elaine Miller-Karas, the host of Resiliency Within, discussing Patriarchy with her colleague and friend, Dr. Michael Sapp. She discusses with Dr. Sapp a concept that she calls the “Rebecca Effect.
This week's episode is an excerpt from a recorded interview of Dr. Bruce Perry conducted by our hosts, Ingrid Cockhren & Mathew Portell.
Our guest today is 3x Memory Champion John Graham. He's competed and won in memory competitions all over the world. However, he has struggled with panic attacks and anxiety that almost cost him his title.
Learn about listening to the rhythms and stories of the audible body and learn how to use the voice to unlock emotional pain and suffering. Healing Through Sound takes readers on a journey into the core of their being, unveiling a revolutionary system in which sound isn't just heard but deeply felt. Her method goes beyond the surface, tapping into the body's memory, releasing tensions, and healing emotional wounds that have been hidden for years. Discover how how sound can reshape our body's soft tissue, realign our posture, and liberate us from the emotional baggage we've unconsciously carried for years.
In Episode 5 we will interview couple David and Stephanie. We will discuss how they put in the continuous hard work that paid off at unbelievable levels.
We don’t age in a linear way. Aging accelerates exponentially, and virtually all plans that simply focus on eating better, exercise, sleep, stress reduction, hormone replacement, and supplements are a linear strategy to an exponential problem. Dr.
In this critically important episode, Dr. Virgie reveals the #1 mistake you're making when you get medical care that can destroy your future! Listen to this, save thousands - and possibly your financial life.
Do you feel self-conscious eating in public? Maybe you dread social situations involving food or worry about being judged for what you're eating.Social eating anxiety can take a toll, leading to isolation and making binge eating worse.
This week our guest is Beth Tyson. Beth Tyson is a childhood trauma consultant and author. Our discussion will center on the state of infant and child mental health post-Covid.
In honor of Mother's Day, join Dr. Connie as she explores the beautiful intersection of family and medicine. What is life like for a mother who is also a practicing physician? Dr.
Mentors can be hard find. So many of the guys that we work with struggle to connect and learn from older men.
As a younger sister, Ona Gritz idolized her older sibling. But as the favored child with a disability, she could see her sister struggling.
Starting a relationship is always fun and exciting, but making a relationship last is hard work. Once you’ve gotten settled in your relationship, you have to maintain an honest flow of communication and to continue to cherish your time with your loved one. Making a relationship last isn’t always fun, but the benefits of maintaining a long-term and committed relationship far outweigh the difficulties that you may face. If you want to know how to make your relationship last, just follow these tips. Tune in and learn how to sustain your love!
Debby Irving is a racial justice educator and award-winning author of Waking Up White: Finding Myself in the Story of Race, . Ten years and 275,000-copies later, Waking Up White continues to impact communities all over the country to break through the colorblind and saviorism syndromes of the white experience of racism. The book has been widely read and Educational Study Guides and facilitated workshops have been designed around it. Debby designed the book to read like a memoir yet include educational conversation prompts at the end of each chapter. And, as she hoped and anticipated, educators and book groups adopted Waking Up White to take on this challenging issue. Since publication, Irving has seen interest in understanding racism skyrocket in predominantly white communities, often at the urging of community members of color who use Irving’s book as an entrée to how racism operates. As she unpacks her own long-held beliefs about colorblindness, being a good person, and wanting to help people of color, she reveals how each of these well-intentioned mindsets actually perpetuated her ill-conceived ideas about race.Debby will discuss why and how she herself has changed the way she talks about racism, works in racially mixed groups, and understands the racial justice movement as a whole. https://www.audible.com/pd/Waking-Up-White-and-Finding-Myself-in-the-Story-of-Race-Audiobook/B01EINR1M4https://www.debbyirving.com/the-book/Joining Debby Irving is Laura Shmishkiss, an equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) consultant and coach who has committed her life to advancing social and racial justice. She brings 25 years of experience as an organizational leader, trainer, educator and activist in nonprofit organizations and schools. She specializes in equity-based training and facilitation; leadership coaching and development; antiracist practice and organizing; program and curriculum design; EDI strategic planning; and organizational culture development. Throughout her career, Laura has held many leadership roles within the nonprofit and education sectors. Most recently, Laura served as co-Executive Director at Center for Racial Justice in Education, a nonprofit organization that trains educators to dismantle racism wherever children learn. Laura earned a Master’s Degree in Public Administration from Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs, a Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology from Colby College, and a teaching certification from San Francisco State University. She holds an ACC coaching certification through the International Coaching Federation (ICF) and is also a trained herbalist. https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurashmishkiss
Elaine and Analiza will discuss the double-bind dilemma - "damned if you do and doomed if you don't" and how women and women of color can manage it. They also discuss how allies and organizations can support women of color.
In this episode we dive into the often-overlooked impact of mold exposure. Join us as we explore how mold in our environments can trigger and exacerbate autoimmune symptoms.
Do you appreciate the fact that porn is entertainment and should NOT be a resource for sexual education? You need to find alternate sources for real information, whether it’s on-line, books, podcasts or blogs.
Lyme disease is a complex and often misunderstood illness that can manifest in a variety of symptoms making it challenging to diagnose and treat.
Long-time health, science and technology journalist Jane Stevens joins PACEs Connection CEO Ingrid Cockhren to do a deep dive into why people aren’t getting an accurate picture about violence in their communities.
Mentors can be hard find. So many of the guys that we work with struggle to connect and learn from older men.
Kristi is a woman who broke free from toxic patterns after becoming a mother. She empowers both herself and the teens she now supports.
When Dena Rueb Romero discovered a box full of letters and memorabilia in her mother's house, she furtively took it home with her.
This is a road map to help you create your best life, showing you how to live a life which is joyful and abundant, helping you to be all that you can be and have all that you desire to have.
How do you protect yourself in this world? How do you ensure that the things you care for are protected on a daily basis? One way we protect ourself is by having strict boundaries. Boundaries are extremely important for human beings to maintain.
Bill Hanney, is owner and producer of Theatre By The Sea in Wakefield, Rhode Island and North Shore Music Theatre in Beverly, Massachusetts. Theatre By The Sea, which is on the National Register of Historic places and is located on the ancestral lands of the Narragansett People, has had many incarnations over the years. Bill Haney purchased the property and historic theatre in 2007 and the theatre continues to produce a four-musical subscription season along with a children's theatre series. Bill Hanney's company, Entertainment Cinemas, currently owns and operates seven movie theaters across four states. He is an award winning business owner and has been recognized as business person of the year. Bill has remained focused on his movie theater chain, having purchased, built, owned, operated, and sold over 30 theaters. The Greater Beverly Chamber of Commerce presented him with the 2015 Leslie S. Ray Hall of Fame Award. Bill is a member of the League of Broadway Producers and has worked on several new musicals as well as the recent revival of Pippin. Bill also puts on Cape Live, a summer entertainment series at Hyannis' Barnstable Performing Arts Center. Bill will discuss this 2024 season's shows at both Theatre by the Sea and North Shore Music Theatre with a behind the scenes look at the making of the upcoming shows, Frozen, The Sound of Music, The Titanic, and a Chorus Line.
Shannon Biteng of the Oregon Department of Human Services (ODHS) is the Trauma Informed Organization Manager. She will share the development and implementation of the ODHS Trauma Aware Program.
Do you have difficulty getting hard and staying hard in a swinger situation? Is performance anxiety a common occurrence and a source of shame that you cannot discuss with your partner or primary care provider?Join us with Robert Johnson, the President of Shameless Care, an online telemedicine company that is tailored for people in the lifestyle by people in the lifestyle. We dive deep into the need for privacy when discussing health care for non-monogamous people and the convenience of testing from home, and being treated by doctors who understand the lifestyle.
Uncovering the hidden health impacts of mold illness and Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (CIRS) is paramount in understanding the complexities of chronic illnesses which can often be misdiagnosed or overlooked.
Self-care has become a buzzword when discussing solutions to the mental health crisis in BIPOC communities.
What is grit? And, how does one develop it? Many men are embarrassed by our lack of grit, determination, and discipline. We think it comes naturally and that we either have it or we don't.
What gets you through your own times of chaos? For Noah Asher, it is a deep Christian faith. Already a practicing Christian, his understanding of how that could support him as he faced prison and profound loss grounded him in his belief.
People feel emotionally safe when they feel free of excessive criticism, free of excessive control by others, free of uncalled for blame or shaming from others, free from fears that others will turn anger on them, seen and heard when they express their thoughts, and free from concerns that others will leave them. They also feel safe to the extent that they receive positive attention from others, for example, affection, interest in what they say, agreement with their ideas, playfulness, smiles, appreciation for what they do, and support in response to concerns that they express. Tune in and learn all about the impact and how to become psychologically safety!
Lisa Cini, aging-in-place expert, is the Founder, President and CEO of Mosaic Design Studio. A global commercial design project management and procurement company, Mosaic’s mission is to “improve quality of life through design.
Brendan Ozawa-de Silva will share the multifaceted concept of empathy, highlighting its various definitions in scientific literature. He expresses that most definitions of empathy overlook a crucial component: embodied joint action with others.
Intravenous Ozone therapy has been used for over 100 years around the world. It is uniquely able to eliminate or cure almost every disease or condition that may kill you as well as those that may not kill you but make you wish you were dead.
If you're like many people, you might have an issue with food at night. You may have too many snacks while watching TV. Or vow to have just a few bites of ice cream and instead finish the whole pint. And that's just the beginning...
In this episode, we are talking to renowned Animal Communicator Lydia Hiby. She is sharing her 40+ years experience communicating with animals of all walks of life from horses, cats, dogs, turtles, llamas, and other domestic and wildlifes.
We are not an island. Men need support from other men. Our guest, Rashad Sutton, is a peer recovery coach and works as a business development professional for Raleigh House, a substance abuse treatment center in Denver, CO. He is passionate about connecting men in recovery with other guys who are on the same path. Join us as we talk about the importance of community in the healing process.Raleigh House of Hope:https://www.theraleighhouse.com
Have you ever imagined you were getting a handle on your loss and then been blindsided by a surprise tsunami? As Lisa Keefauver captures in the title of her new book, Grief is a Sneaky Bitch. But there are some tricks to help us navigate the turbulence.
You are here to reunite mind, body, and spirit by creating, experienc- ing, and expressing. This will always engage a beginning, middle, and end. It will often encompass a challenge that unfolds a deeper lesson.
Everyone who chooses to be in a relationship will experience conflict at some point. There may be mismatched expectations about how often partners spend time together or different ideas of what quality time looks and feels like.
Paula Marshall is the CEO of the Bama Companies, Inc, which manufactures oven-ready products for customers in the quick-service and casual restaurant industry and private label products for retail in more than 17 countries.
Media Executive Michelle Hord was no stranger to trauma. Having started her professional career as an award-winning producer on America’s Most Wanted, she expertly guided families through every facet of unthinkable crises.
In Episode 4 we will be interviewing Patrick K, an 82 year old man who has learned a lot from life. Patrick is truly an inspiration. He is thriving living a wonderful life filled with energy, passion, and humor.
n our strives to be healthy, most of us are dieting. Yet, the conventional dieting approaches make our health worse, not better. Also, the conventional dieting approaches do not work.
Herpes, specifically Herpes Simplex Virus I and Herpes Simplex Virus II can be Cured!! Since the early 1980"s this extremely common infection has severely effected people lives in the USA.
When you think of emotional eating, you probably DON’T imagine art, creativity, and acting as a means to create change.
Often lacking in funding and support, Black non-profit leaders are driving the work to liberate Black communities and bring in an age of equity and reconciliation. This week, we welcome Travis Claybrooks, founder and CEO of the Raphah Institute.
Let's address a topic that people are afraid to talk about. Taxes? Politics? No. In this episode, Dr. Connie confronts the conversation nobody wants to have: Dying.
We are not an island. Men need support from other men. Our guest, Rashad Sutton, is a peer recovery coach and works as a business development professional for Raleigh House, a substance abuse treatment center in Denver, CO. He is passionate about connecting men in recovery with other guys who are on the same path. Join us as we talk about the importance of community in the healing process.Raleigh House of Hope:https://www.theraleighhouse.com
Myra Sack and her husband Matt were very lucky. They had fallen in love with the right person, had work they were deeply committed to and had a new baby.
A sacred romance began eons ago when One separated into two; and two became many. All of life stemmed from that origin, expanding and contracting through the sacred constructs of duality, multiplicity and alchemy.
Psychological warfare or mental warfare is the use of techniques and tactics designed to influence the attitudes, emotions, and behavior of an individual or a group of people.This has been used countless times throughout the ages by many armed forces but in this context, we are discussing mental warfare in everyday life between individuals and within an individual themselves. Tune in and learn all about the psychology and how the next war will be fought.
he Ayurvedic approach to whole beThe Beauty of AYURVEDA Ayur means LIFE and Veda means KNOWLEDGE. Think LIFE alignment with the TRUTH of who you REALLY are.
Dr. Neal Barnard is the author of "The Power Foods Diet: The Breakthrough Plan That Traps, Tames, and Burns Calories for Easy and Permanent Weight Loss", which offers an evidence- based, food-as-medicine protocol for kickstarting weight loss and keeping it off- Eat These Foods, Loose the Weight.
Integrating the Community Resiliency Model (CRM) into the multifaceted landscape of higher education carries its own complexity.
Probiotics are the HOT item! They are being offered in food, seltzer, shampoos and many other products. Bacteria outnumbered the healthy cells in our body over 10 to one. Probiotics are bacteria that confer a health benefit to the host.
Are you trapped in a seemingly endless cycle of binge eating, overwhelming guilt, and relentless self-blame? You may not realize it but thought patterns and distortions play a part in perpetuating this destructive pattern.
America's culture of child abuse and neglect negatively impacts every aspect of American life.
Each of us carry limiting beliefs - we're not smart enough, strong enough, or skilled enough. Our mind is full of can't, won't, and never. Our guest, Max Rosencrantz comes on the show to show us how to break through these mental barriers and become the man that we know we are meant to be.Max's Links:coachmaximum.com. rockymountainrites.combouldermenswork.comBreak through the belief - I'm not good enough:https://maximum-rosencrantz.mykajabi.com/opt-in
Courtney Deane knows grief from the inside out, having lost both of her parents at a young age. Determined to create something beautiful out of her losses she wrote a book exploring what happiness ever after looks like after loss.
Sexual trauma is exposure to any amount of inappropriate sexual behavior that’s caused intense fear and anxiety. It’s also referred to as sexual abuse or sexual violence. Sexual trauma comes in different forms.
The universe responds to energy. There is a quote that goes something like, there are two ways to live life. One is, live as if nothing is a miracle or two, live as if everything is a miracle. Miracles are happening all time, it is our energy that allows us to see them. Were you one or two? Check in with your energy right now- what is it? Our mind is so powerful, it can facilitate healing. This is an energy shakedown episode, be ready to feel a subtle shift!
Dr. James Fanale is the author of "ONWARD: A Teaching, And A Love Story". As well as a Doctor and former hospital CEO, battling Stage 4 lung cancer. Dr.
Across the globe, there exists a pressing demand for effective treatment of complex trauma.
In less than an hour, you're going to learn why changing the way you pay for medical coverage is critical for a happy and healthy life - and most importantly, how to do it. Whether you’re self-employed and need health coverage, facing big bills after an accident or serious medical diagnosis, or already getting crushed by medical debt - this episode is for you. Look for primary care options with Direct Primary Care (DPC) practices at dpcare.org/dpc-practice-locations. Find a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) for your primary, dental, and mental health care needs with affordable sliding-scale income-based fees at findahealthcenter.hrsa.gov. Go to crushmedicaldebt.com/free-resources for discounts on prescription medications. If you have insurance and struggling with expenses not covered by your policy, apply for grants at HealthWell Foundation (healthwellfoundation.org). Clarification: Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHC) are not 100% free but are affordable for even the most limited budgets due to sliding-scale income-based only fees.
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a severe, chronic functional digestive system disorder. It is estimated that it affects 25 to 45,000,000 people in the USA and as much as 11% of the world’s population.
Do you constantly feel guilty about what you eat? Do you beat yourself up for indulging in your favorite foods or for overeating? Food guilt causes shame, anxiety, and stress. And then, you might just turn to food for comfort and distraction.
Child abuse and neglect negatively impacts every aspect of American life. To honor Child Abuse Prevention Month, we will revisit a discussion between co-hosts, Ingrid Cockhren and Mathew Portell.
The authoritarian style of leadership is on it's way out. People just expect more. They want someone that inspires them, motivates them, and cares about their success and wellbeing.
Open to a unique set of soul oracle books that act as wise guides of your life experiences; they illustrate the three parts of you that are always operating.
Good" human traits typically refer to qualities or characteristics that contribute positively to individual well-being, interpersonal relationships, and societal harmony. These traits vary across cultures and contexts. Human traits, whether perceived as "bad" or not, often stem from a combination of biological, psychological, social, and environmental factors. Tune in and learn all about what. we are made of!
As long as we are alive we carry our breath with us. Our breathe can be a wonderful tool. Lexy shares in depth the power of intentional breathing and how breath work can transform your life. Breath is our life force energy! She will also explain what Holy Reiki Fire is and how combining them creates a magical intuitive flow state. So much healing and freedom happen in her sessions. Get ready to breathe and tune in!
Dr. Elizabeth Comen, M.D., has dedicated her medical career to saving the lives of women.An award-winning, internationally sought-after clinician and physician-scientist, Dr.
Dr. Luissa Kiprono will share the wisdom she gained from her remarkable journey. She had the desire to help people inspired from a young age. Becoming a women’s physician—first OBGYN, then maternal-fetal medicine—allowed her to fulfill this desire.
Do you ever wonder what it’s like to be a single male on a swingers’ cruise. Usually it’s a couples-only event, but when you’re the star DJ, they make exceptions.
Are you an educator who finds yourself triggered by a person, event or action? Self-awareness has a profound impact on the teaching journey when we empower educators to reflect on the "why" behind their triggers.
Let's dive into a the inspiring story from the pursuit of wealth and traditional ideas of success toward a more fulfilling life of caring and service to others and to humanity.
Erica Saccoccio is a lifelong entrepreneur who has pursued her passions and continues to find success after the age of 50. From opening her seventh brick and mortar location and fourth business, she is proof it is never too late to chase your dreams.
What do resilience and leadership look like for women of color? Women of color comprise about 18 percent of the U.S. population, yet only 4 percent of C-Level positions in 2018, falling far below white men (68 percent) and white women (19 percent).
This episode takes a close look at situations, circumstances, and various cultures (organizational, ethnic, social, familial, etc.) that frequently engage in a shame/blame dynamic, which breeds conflicts.
In todays show we'll share what's new in this segment of the CBD industry. It's popularity is growing and so are the studies and reviews.
In this encore recognition of Suicide Prevention Month, Dr. Virgie and Dr. Kristin Carothers discuss why self care is like keeping the gas tank of your car filled and asking for help is a sign of good health.
And, Dr.
In this eye-opening episode of "Food Forward: Nourishing the World," we delve into the fascinating world of alternative proteins.
Finding herself still restless after the death of her husband, Judy Reeves sold everything and set out on a one year voyage around the world. Only a few of her destinations were planned and most of them could be cancelled at a moment's notice.
Our inner child is a part of ourselves that’s been present ever since we were conceived, through utero and all the developing years after where we were young and developing into tender selves: baby, infant, toddler, young child and middle school year.
The Holtons have published over 50 titles, including their newest book, Relationship Playbook.
New Hanover County faces many natural crises due to their location on the coast of North Carolina and the numerous hurricanes that have occurred over the last few years.
CBD has already been shown to be a neuroprotector (contributes to preservation of neuronal structure and/or function), so how else can it help? There is both new interest and new research on using CBD to improve our mental health.
In this critically important episode of "What Your Medical Debt Doctor Wants You to Know", Dr.
In the latest episode of "Food Forward: Nourishing the World," we embark on a delectable journey into the heart of one of the world's most cherished indulgences: chocolate.
What is it that helps us discover ourselves? It is often the challenges, the losses and deep pains, that over time lead us to claim our own natures.
We are becoming a nation of narcissists. We are so focused on superficial personal identity that it makes us obsessed with race, ethnicity, sex, and political ideology.
Chef Joseph has been in the cruise industry since 2000, working at Holland America, Royal Caribbean, Pullmantur and then was offered a position with Seabourn Cruise Lines as Executive Chef de Cuisine.
Dr. Lise Van Susteren, a recognized authority in the realm of climate change's physiological and psychological impacts, will enlighten us about her advocacy efforts.
Dr. Camille welcomes guest Susan Merenstein RPh, the Glutathione Pharmacist, as they discuss the many benefits of glutathione, our body’s most important antioxidant. Glutathione helps us with oxidative stress, immunity and detoxification.
As we move into the month of September, PACEs Connection is taking a break. Our staff will be on a retreat next week and will celebrate Labor Day the following week. We will be taking the next two weeks to restore ourselves.
Whether you are a new teacher or seeking ways to calm your classroom from the first day of school, Jodi Nolin can help you foster well-being and non-reactivity for you and and students. - From kindergarteners to high school seniors, she shares, free, readily accessible tools that can be applied throughout the entire K-12 journey. The approach is secular and inclusive, ensuring that anyone can benefit. It has transformed educational environments and improved overall well-being. - What's your superpower? Through 40 years of data and research, we'll discuss the compelling evidence behind the effectiveness of mindfulness in reducing stress, enhancing attention, and fostering resilience. This is one lesson of many! - Jodi shared specific examples of students and staff who struggled with sleep, distraction, anxiety and reactivity, and moved to a place of calm and focus in a very short time. - Embracing this practice gives teachers more time because of the impact on student learning and success. They are solving their own problems, pushing away drama and increasing their focus.
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Schneider Self-Healing Method combines breathing, unique bodywork, movement and visualization techniques that can help anyone to become more aware of their own body and be empowered to take charge of their own healing.
In this second episode on creating change, we look at fear and courage. We look at knowing when to override fear and when we shouldn’t. We look at how making sure your own needs are met is crucial to fulfilling your dreams and look at how to cultivate your ideas to make the life you’ve always wanted.
Esteemed Preventive Cardiologist Dr. Elizabeth Klodas joins us to talk about what's really healthy food. Dr.
As the summer winds down, its time to go back to school. This month, we will examine America's school system.
Are you frustrated daily because you can't connect with a child who is out of control or defiant? Host Lynn McLaughlin is joined by Ginny Luther who has experienced crises in her life that are unimaginable. She has now authored her book, Blue Star Grit: A Mother’s Journey of Triumph and Tragedy Raising a Defiant Child into an Exceptional Leader to help parents see there is a way! Through her own experiences and trauma, Ginny Luther helps us see how we can change our approach and how our response at any moment has an impact on a child. The connection we have with them is the key to discipline and what we do in that moment with empathy or compassion shows them we are a safe and secure person. Control comes with a cost to connection. How we talk to ourselves is how we talk to children, reflecting our Inner speech. How many of us are "shoulding" our children and what does this provoke in them? Peaceful or conscious parenting comes with consequences. We DO NOT give up our limits. Ginny will help us see how we can be assertive, set boundaries and be kind/firm at the same time with very clear and actionable examples.
Akasha is the recording of all that exists. And now it is yours to embrace. Move outside of time and space and enter the quantum field of the Akasha, where all that has happened, is happening, and will happen is energetically encoded in its domain.
Join Akashic Records teacher Lisa Barnett as she shares who the Akashic Record Keepers are, and how they can assist you on your soul’s journey. Understand why you write soul contracts to include karmic and service contracts; support contracts; and family contracts involving ones with natural born and adopted children.
You are a complex and ancient being looking to evolve.
Embrace your personal Akashic wisdom and clear your old stories of separation, victimhood, and unworthiness. Learn five simple steps to access your Akashic Records and experience being guided, guarded, and protected with the Rainbow Shield and the Column of Light meditations. Use these tools and knowledge to clear trauma, release karma, and reclaim your gifts and the truth of who you are as a Divine and infinite soul.
AKASHA will help you navigate your potential and immense personal library of knowledge!
AKASHA: Spiritual Experiences of Accessing the Infinite Intelligence of Our Souls is part of Common Sentience, an uncommon and best- selling book series that brings the mystical into the mainstream by sharing spiritual wisdom and true stories of mystical experiences. Sacred Stories Publishing
Burnout is a state of emotional, mental, and often physical exhaustion brought on by prolonged or repeated stress. Though it’s most often caused by problems at work, it can also appear in other areas of life, such as parenting, caretaking, or romantic relationships. Burnout is not simply a result of working long hours or juggling too many tasks, though those both play a role. The cynicism, depression, and lethargy that are characteristic of burnout most often occur when a person is not in control of how a job is carried out, at work or at home, or is asked to complete tasks that conflict with their sense of self. Equally pressing is working toward a goal that doesn't resonate, or when a person lacks support. If a person doesn’t tailor responsibilities to match a true calling, or at least take a break once in a while, they could face burnout—as well as the mountain of mental and physical health problems that often come along with it, including headaches, fatigue, heartburn, and other gastrointestinal symptoms, as well as increased potential for alcohol, drug, or food misuse. Tune in and learn how burn out can stop your life in it's tracks and how to heal!
Having worked with many different types of organizations, Dr. St. John sees results by implementing peak-performance growth tactics that led to practical results. His training and consulting approach is unique and integrative.
Resiliency Within celebrates in this episode the bonds of sisterhood during this National Sister Month. Today's show is dedicated to the concept of sister-friends—those special individuals who support us through life's ups and downs.
Now that we’ve looked at the core of what it means to support our bodies, what does it really take to change? How do we keep our Daily Lives from getting in the way? In this heart-felt and inspiring episode of Healthy Wellthy U, we look at finding the magic and holding its spark. We look at the power of knowing when to say No and how that makes Yes possible. We look at the meaning of resilience and how to keep your spark alive. Where your mind goes, your life will follow. Follow it to a Healthy Wellthy U.
By the end of this episode, you're going to discover the 5 best expert insider secrets to get out of a medical bill - including the #1 thing to do to get out of paying future predatory bills. This is really outstanding stuff, folks! https://crushmedicaldebt.com
H.O.C.A.T.T. stands for "Hyperthermic Ozone and Carbonic Acid Transdermal Technology. What a mouthful! This machine acts as a personal ozone steam sauna offering seven concurrent therapies during one 30 minuet treatment session.
As the summer winds down, its time to go back to school. This month, we will examine America's school system.
How can we connect with our children to better understand and be proactive when it comes to their mental health? Extended communication is always our best ally. That adage, "What children need most is our time" couldn't be a better fit to help us understand what our children are feeling. That time is not as long as we think it needs to be. It's about the connection. There is a tremendous correlation between time spent with our child, and your ability to understand what they are thinking and feeling. Can we try to get away from denial and avoidance behaviors? It can be hard for parents to come to terms with their children's anxiety. No one wants this for their child, and as a result, it can be easy to miss. If our child is bringing up a complaint, and they are having a difficult time explaining it to us, there may be another problem. We can expand the conversations into other areas of their life to determine if they're hiding anything. Children don't always express themselves efficiently. This life moves fast, and as a result, anxiety gains momentum quickly. Is it wise to educate our children, even the younger children, about anxiety, what it feels like, and how to talk about it? How does validation positively affect our children and how do we respond when we don't agree with their actions or choices? Always validate what your child is saying. You may not agree with what they're reporting,
Understand and embrace the multidimensional pieces of ourselves. Embody and express presence. Recognize subtle attributes of life that hold the illusion of separation. Yield to experiencing every feeling and emotion.
For thirty years, Megan rose steadily through the executive ranks of Nike, one of the world’s most successful companies and best-known brands, playing key roles in billion-dollar wins.
Dr. Joy Miller will join Resiliency Within to talk about her remarkable work with global resilience. Miller created a new forum for training in the area of resiliency.
There are many different aspects and modalities involved in healing. These each have their own form of assessment. For example, acupuncture has been used with success for centuries.
CBD has found its way into virtually every aspect of our lives. Consumers, science, and health are the biggest drivers. As we discuss where CBD is, some will be familiar and some may surprise you.
Herpes, specifically Herpes Simplex Virus I and Herpes Simplex Virus II can be Cured!! Since the early 1980"s this extremely common infection has severely effected people lives in the USA.
As the summer winds down, its time to go back to school. This month, we will examine America's school system.
Julia Recker and Kelsey Timiuk are Child and Youth Care Workers who are offering counselling services through private practice. The centre they work in is one of few currently available in Ontario.
Summer Series: Moving through some of our favorite episodes over the years that still ring as timelesss and true.
Tiffany Mason is the founder of VirtuallyYou!, a podcast services firm that helps clients launch, edit, brand, and manage their shows.
As founder, Tiffany is passionate about podcast editing and helping customers bring their ideas to fruition. Her goal is to "erase the headache" between recording and publishing a podcast, sometimes some of the most demanding work. VirtuallyYou! provides many services to customers such as creating intro/outro for podcasts, cleaning up audio to remove unnecessary background noises, writing up show notes, and more. She can help along every step of the podcast editing journey.
Tiffany will discuss all things podcasting, editing, and production. She will also give some insider tips on how to easily better your podcast.
Autoimmune diseaes are becoming increasingly prevalent affecting approximately ten percent of the population. In the US autoimmune diseases affect an estimated twenty-five million people. It is the fastest-growing category of disease.
CBD topicals have been gaining momentum as they are effective at relieving ache muscles and joints, but most of the popularity has been attributed to the minimal barrier of entrance for those wanting to try CBD for the first time.
In this critically important episode of What Your Medical Debt Doctor Wants You to Know, Dr.
After a lifetime of disapproval from her mother, especially for her "lifestyle," Donna Stoneham finally had the accepting and loving connection she had always longed for.
Join the original low carb expert - Dr Barry Sears - author of the ZONE…. a man before his time, Dr Sears has been advocation for a “Keto Esq diet" since the 1990’s.
Summer Series: Moving through some of our favorite episodes over the years that still ring as timelesss and true.
Danielle Palli is a Board-Certified positive psychology & mindfulness coach and author of over 10 works that integrate both spirituality and creative writing.
This show is a story of hope, resilience, and love. Resilience is sometimes the outcome of some of the darkest moments in one’s life.
These days, the weather is becoming a bigger and bigger issue. We are not just seeing record high temperatures but also sustained high temperatures, day after day after day.
We've all been there, practitioners often suggest western medicine as a sole treatment option, sometimes not realizing they're even doing it. Today we'll discussed with our guests how to approach alternative treatment methods with your veterinarian.
In this encore episode, we're revisiting why it's important to always be kind to each other, including folks on the front line, even when we really really(!) don't feel like doing so.
Child abuse and neglect negatively impacts every aspect of American life. For the entire month of April 2022, co-hosts Ingrid Cockhren and Mathew Portell examined America's history of child abuse and neglect and outlined how this history connects to our current child abuse crisis. Please join our hosts for an encore of Part one of this series. This episode is dedicated to illuminating the systemic nature of child abuse and neglect in America. Ingrid and Mathew discussed the different layers of influence embedded within our society and how these influences create the conditions that allow abuse and neglect to fester. They also outlined how PACEs science can be applied to both address and prevent child abuse and neglect.
Meghan Riordan Jarvis was a therapist specializing in grief and trauma. So maybe she and her highly trained friends and colleagues recognized just a little sooner that she was in trouble.
Summer Series: Moving through some of our favorite episodes over the years that still ring as timelesss and true.
Gail Sahar is the author of Blame and Political Attitudes: The Psychology of America's Culture War, her latest release about the blame-placing tendencies of American politics and how to change perspectives.
Welcome to Resiliency Within and part 2 of my discussion with the Rev. Dr. Keith Menhinick of Emory Univesity's Candler School of Theology. Part 1 aired on July 3, 2023.
Today's show will explore Queer Theology. Rev. Dr.
Dr. Camille compares how a functional medicine doctor looks at symptoms and diseases compared to how it is seen in the medical system. She looks at the root causes of low energy by examining the mitochondria, the “Powerhouse of the Cell”. This is where energy is made at the cellular level. Dr. Camille discusses which nutrients are needed to fuel the chemical reactions that give us energy and what issues can block our energy. She looks at how sophisticated functional medicine testing can help you identify what is needed to bring you vitality and vibrant energy.
Long-time health, science and technology journalist Jane Stevens joins PACEs Connection CEO Ingrid Cockhren to do a deep dive into why people aren’t getting an accurate picture about violence in their communities.
When Leslie Streeter's husband, the love of her life, died suddenly after asking for kisses, she struggled to fulfill the life they had built together.
In this episode, Beth and her guests discuss natural strategies for dealing with mental health.
Summer Series: Moving through some of our favorite episodes over the years that still ring as timelesss and true.
Relationships are the cause of our deepest pain and most ecstatic joy.
Terry Dry is Smarter's Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder. Smarter provides services to older adults to teach and assist them in understanding new technology. A more connected life improves the quality of life for older adults and their families.
Terry attended Harvard's Omnicom University after graduating from the University of Southern California with an undergraduate degree in Business Administration, Marketing, and Communications. Omnicom University provides a world-class executive education experience for the senior executives of its global network of agencies.
Smarter works by signing up and being matched with an advisor who can assist you with your technology needs. Depending on your plan, your advisor can assist you in person or over the phone. All of your technological requirements have been met. Technology is evolving at an astounding speed, as is the demand for communities to support their citizens. Smarter delivers on-demand services that meet the particular demands of retirement communities, allowing staff members to concentrate on what they do best. Our trusted advisors are available to help residents with everyday tech issues as well as training and hands-on guidance to help them use technology more effectively.
Terry will discuss his company Smarter and how they are making strides in the world to connect older adults in order for them to better understand new and advanced technology.
Hormones are intricately interconnected and affect all parts of the body. Balanced female hormones are essential for healthy bones, joints, heart and brain health.
The cannabis industry is still considered a rapid growth market and now it's become more sophisticated. Today we will discuss the most popular trends being tracked, trends for both recreational and medicinal.
In this encore recognition of Suicide Prevention Month, Dr. Virgie and Dr. Kristin Carothers discuss why self care is like keeping the gas tank of your car filled and asking for help is a sign of good health.
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In response to the recent rash of mass shootings (that have mirrored July 2022), we will revisit our discussion with Timothy Hughes focused on our country's gun violence epidemic.
Nothing prepares anyone for times of extreme loss. Autumn Toelle-Jackson was leading a charmed life; married to the love of her life, with two healthy children, 2 1/2 and newborn.
Too many women struggle with overeating, yo-yo weight loss (and gain), and emotional eating and are blaming themselves for “not trying hard enough.” Pushing yourself harder when you’re using the wrong approach isn’t helpful. Join Dr.
Summer Series: Moving through some of our favorite episodes over the years that still ring as timelesss and true.
Resiliency Within will highlight the strength, resiliency, and positive contributions of the queer community during several episodes. The Rev. Dr. Keith A. Menhinick joins us in this episode, Chasing Resilience in Queer Communities. Dr.
Over 50 % of adults and children in some Western countries have chronic diseases. Prominent among these diseases are heart disease and cognitve decline. Dr. Goodenowe discuses measurment of health status and steps towards optimal health.
What a gem of an episode! Let your heart overflow with optimism and joy. Sequoia Awards provides scholarships to high school seniors in their local community honoring their volunteerism, community service and positive impact.
We've captured the top 30 questions consumers have about CBD, assigned to them to our team and will attempt to provide a brief answer for each. Today's show should be informative, fast paced, and a little entertaining.
Herpesvirus comes in many forms. Eight types of herpesviruses can infect people and after the initial infection, all herpesviruses tend to remain dormant in your body until they can eventually reactivate.
Differences are what make humans endlessly evolving, and interesting. But often people who are different are shunned, oppressed and misunderstood. Mickey Rowe was seen as different both because of being legally blind and because he is autistic.
In this impactful episode, you will learn from our expert guests, the importance of sleep and all the sleep stages. Discover how to get a more restful sleep and create and evening ritual. Explore the different sleep stages and so much more.
Summer Series: Moving through some of our favorite episodes over the years that still ring as timelesss and true.
The feminine is key to our personal and collective healing. The ego is sacred. It is essentially a positive force.
Drs. Larry Ward and Peggy Rowe-Ward will address how we are all as a world community are impacted by Racism and how we can heal from the traumas that arise from Racism. Dr.
With 4th of July here again let's discuss how CBD is being used by pet owners around the world and increasing at a fast pace. The trend suggest many happy pet owners and even science has jumped in with clinical studies and reviews.
The "Health, Wellness & Medical Bills" series 'Moral of the Story' features individuals and patients who share battles won and lessons learned in dealing with the U.S.
Lyme disease is a Life Taking Disease and the most common vector-borne disease in the world next to malaria. It is caused mainly by the bacterium Borrelia burgdorferi, Borrelia mayonii, and/or Borrelia miyamotoi.
As we reflect on this past weekend's celebration of Juneteenth, it is obvious that the historical trauma of chattel slavery still lingers today. This week's episode is an excerpt from a recorded interview of Dr.
When Liz Tichenor's mother killed herself, it would have been hard to imagine a loss more crushing, even though her mother had struggled with addiction for most of Liz' life.
Summer Series: Moving through some of our favorite episodes over the years that still ring as times and true.
Paula Marshall is the CEO of the Bama Companies, Inc, which manufactures oven-ready products for customers in the quick-service and casual restaurant industry and private label products for retail in more than 17 countries.
As CEO, Paula provides strategic leadership and direction to the entire organization. Her vision stands as a beacon for Bama team members, inspiring the organization to achieve the Bama mission – “People Helping People Be Successful". Paula is the author of four books, including Finding the Soul of Big Business.
For her commitment to others, she has been recognized with numerous awards and recognitions, including induction to the Tulsa Hall of Fame, Advocate of the Year for DVIS.
Paula will give tips on how to make work fulfilling and productive. She will touch upon how people, especially the employees and customers are the reason for business and how employees who understand this theme will succeed.
A team of multi-generational civil rights leaders, historians, educators, community leaders and clinicians gathered together to participate in a landmark initiative, the Kellogg Foundation’s Racial Equity 2030 grant opportunity.
Choice enables us to get what we need and want in life. It allows us to express our identity, to show who we are and what we care about. Choice gives tremendous freedom and pleasure to our lives. It enables us to feel sovereignty over our destiny.
Do you struggle with sexual communication? Are you interested in exploring your sexual desires safely with your partner but are unsure where to begin? Join Dr.
Join us for an exciting show on meditation with Erin M. Harvey, Mediation Instructor and Spiritual Confidence Coach. We'll discuss the science and practical applications of using CBD during meditation.
By the end of this new episode of "What Would Dr. Virgie Do?", you're going to learn the insider secrets you need to know to never get tricked into paying outrageous medical bills! https://crushmedicaldebt.com/free-resources
Vitamin C is necessary for its "co-enzyme like" action to assist in every healthy cellular reaction in every healthy cell in our body! It is well-known for its ability to boost the immune system.
The History. Culture. Trauma Podcast examines trauma and resilience, not just at the individual level but at the systems and cultural level.
For sixty years, Rachel Naomi Remen has lived with a diagnosis, Crohn's disease, that was considered universally terminal when she was first diagnosed.
Summer Series: Moving through some of our favorite episodes over the years that still ring as times and true.
The Holtons have published over 50 titles, including their newest book, Relationship Playbook. Business partners, dance partners, co-authors, fun-lovers and marriage partners for 45 years, Cher and Bil will share their secrets to build trust and add strength, stability and fun to your significant and deep lasting relationships.
There are four major categories in the book:
•Relationship Hors d'Oeuvres! ...collection of powerful tidbits of advice the Holtons have created with a series of conversational prompts to stimulate your conversation.
•Fun Questions to Stimulate Discussions that can Go Deep and Strengthen Understanding! ....a deep-dive together into fun questions provides the opportunity for a deeper conversation that can be eye (and heart) opening!
•Playful Activities to Bring Fun to Your Relationship!...a variety of activities that you can easily do together.
•An Appendix You Don’t Want to Cut Out: Tip Sheets!... includes a few Tip Sheets, offering our top five tips to deal with specific “pressure points” in relationships.
• #1 Bonus Tip that can literally transform your relationship forever!
Healthy Wellthy U welcomes Woniya Thibeault, two-time participant of the History Channel’s Alone, and the author of the new book, Never Alone: A Solo Arctic Survival Journey.
This week's episode is an excerpt from a recorded interview of Donna Jackson Nakazawa conducted by PACEs Connection team members, Carey Sipp & Natalie Audage.
We hear quite a bit about the experience of cancer treatment; the shocking diagnosis, the decisions, the side effects. But how much do we hear about after, when most people with cancer must adapt to a new world view, lasting lasting impacts and deep existential questions about death, and life?
The full spectrum of your humanity is beautiful. You get the highs, and the lows. Life is not meant to feel comfortable all of the time.In this episode, Simran and Matt discuss how to show up fully to each present moment.
Bill Hanney, is owner and producer of Theatre By The Sea in Wakefield, Rhode Island and North Shore Music Theatre in Beverly, Massachusetts.Theatre By The Sea, which is on the National Register of Historic places and is located on the ancestral lands of the Narragansett People, has had many incarnations over the years.Bill Hanney purchased the property and historic theatre in 2007 and the theatre continues to produce a four-musical subscription season along with a children's theatre series.Bill Hanney's company, Entertainment Cinemas, currently owns and operates seven movie theaters across four states. He is an award winning business owner and has been recognized as business person of the year.Bill has remained focused on his movie theater chain, having purchased, built, owned, operated, and sold over 30 theaters.The Greater Beverly Chamber of Commerce presented him with the 2015 Leslie S. Ray Hall of Fame Award. Bill is a member of the League of Broadway Producers and has worked on several new musicals as well as the recent revival of Pippin. Bill also puts on Cape Live, a summer entertainment series at Hyannis' Barnstable Performing Arts Center.Bill will discuss this season's shows at both Theatre by the Sea and North Shore Music Theatre with a behind the scenes look at the making of the shows.
We have seen a shift in the population using CBD. In this show we'll review the current trends and discuss why the shift is happening.
Is consensual non-monogamy a lifestyle that you find perplexing? Are you confused about the terminology and the nuances of various styles of sexual expression that include other people and other couples?
Intravenous Ozone therapy has been used for over 100 years around the world. It is uniquely able to eliminate or cure almost every disease or condition that may kill you as well as those that may not kill you but make you wish you were dead.
Pride Month occurs in the United States every June to commemorate the Stonewall riots, which happened at the end of June 1969. During this month, we recognize the impact LGBTQ+ people have had in the world.
After the death of his mother, Ned Buskirk wondered why we don't talk about death more. As a producer and artist, he found a way to invite the conversation when he hosted a small event in his home, called You're Going to Die: Poetry, Prose and Anything Goes.
“Synchronicity is what occurs when we are lined up exactly in the right moment at the right time; meaning we are in such a vertical alignment with source spirit and our presence, that everything happens to match up and work out.
Lynne Twist, a recognized global visionary is the founder of the Soul and, of Money Institute and author of the best-selling, book "The Soul of Money: Transforming Your Relationship with Money and Life”. Over the past 40 years Lynne has worked with over 100,000 people in 50 countries. A graduate from Stanford University, she is a nationally recognized global visionary devoted to alleviating poverty, ending world hunger, and promoting social justice and environmental sustainability for the past 40 years. She has given speeches at the United Nations Beijing Women's Conference and the State of the World Forum. She is also the recipient of the prestigious "Woman of Distinction" award from the United Nations. Lynne's on-the-ground work has helped bring her a clear understanding of people's behavior with money. She as well has been guiding the philanthropy of some of the world's wealthiest families. ?She will discuss her newest book "Living a Committed Life" which offers profound insights and tools that offer a sense of excitement and opportunity while navigating these evolutionary times.
Veterans Dr. William Cross and Dr. Mark Dust, represent different generations and different wars. They will share their sacred journey from their service in Vietnam and Iraq to their return and what they learned about life and healing along the way.
There is a lot of buzz among functional medicine docs these days about methylation. Why are we so excited? Methylation is one of the best tools for longevity and healthy aging.
Have you ever considered having a nip ‘n tuck procedure to enhance your body or restore it to its former shape? Perhaps you’re done with your baby-making years and you want your old body back.
Dr. Virgie reveals what we all need to know when a loved one dies but no one tells us - which adds to our grief and detriment.At the end of this hour, you're going to remember to do the 3 steps of the only right way to pay EVERY medical bill – no matter to whom it belongs and whether they’re living or deceased, why medical bills is unsecured debt which goes away if there isn’t enough money in your loved one's estate (savings, investments) to cover it, and how debt collectors are legally limited in how they are allowed to seek repayment after someone dies.https://crushmedicaldebt.com/free-resources
The War on Cancer began in 1960. The the chances of survival was 4%. By 2000 after 4 trillion dollars in research the chance for survival was 8% according two the American Cancer Society.
Each year millions of Americans face the reality of living with mental health struggles. The collective trauma of COVID-19 has exasperated our country’s mental health crisis. May is Mental Health Awareness Month.
“The Earth is our home. Unless we preserve the rest of life, as a sacred duty, we will be endangering ourselves by destroying the home in which we evolved, and on which we completely depend.” – Edward O. Wilson.The air we breathe, the food and water we eat and drink, the shelter we build, the clothes we wear, the goods we use, and the medicines we take – all these come from Earth’s rich and vast biological resources. However, within the last 500 years, humans have forced hundreds of species into extinction, and while the Earth has always experienced changes, over the last century, our activities have caused ecosystems to change at an unprecedented rate. This devastating rate of extinction is putting our planet in the midst of an accelerated sixth mass extinction event that otherwise would have taken thousands of years to happen.It has taken us a great effort to accept that everything is connected… and actually some of us still think we are isolated from the rest of the world. But there is still hope as whatever we do as individuals, families, and communities, adds to the global solution. The time to act is now and the world needs all you can give!
In this episode, we bring hope from the trenches to parents. Do you have a strong-willed child? How can you tell? What are some of the traits?What is your child trying to tell you?What strategies and techniques can we adopt as parents?What do children need today and what are the roots to the development of their well-being?What resources are available?Join us as we ride the waves to calmer waters!
After years of work in end of life care, Mary Matthiesen was blindsided by the death of her mother. She was also filled with inspiration resulting from the conversations they had and the choices her mother made about completing her life on her own terms.
Parental messaging in childhood, even without qualifying as a disorder, can strongly impact feelings of inadequacy, leaving in their wake the message of “never being enough.
Jackie Lapin is the founder of Conscious Media Relations, a media relations firm that matches authors, speakers, and coaches with over 4000 radio hosts looking for interviews with personal development industry leaders. After becoming a best-selling author in the genre and realizing she wanted to devote her highly defined media relations skills to being a force for transformation in the world, she focused the agency on this sector. The World Poker Tour (where she was instrumental in launching the worldwide poker phenomenon), Toyota, Upper Deck, The Golf Channel, Disney, Seagrams, Mazda, Avon, Showtime, PetSmart, AT&T, The National Hockey League, the Los Angeles Marathon, and others have been among her clients.Jackie, will discuss how she has helped people for over 35 years increase their media presence. This includes their exposure in print and electronic media, as well as their participation in conferences and events.
Dr. Brooke Ellison was on Resiliency Within on March 20th. Her interview was so inspiring to so many we wanted her back.
Healthy Wellthy U welcomes Dr. Ann McCormick, a pioneer educator, software developer, entrepreneur and advisor in the field of education for more than 50 years. She will talk about one of the secrets of inspiring learning: curiosity.
In this episode we'll discover how women are using CBD and some science behind the choices.
Are you curious about how couples get into the swinging lifestyle? As much as we have shared various personal stories on our show explaining parts of our sexual exploration journey, we always welcome new questions with different points of view that might bring to light new aspects of how we navigate the swinging lifestyle together.
In this super-impactful and enlightening episode, we're continuing our recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month with psychiatrist, life coach, and author Dr. Joanne Sotelo.Dr. Sotelo shares expert insights and tips you can do right now to boost your mental well-being, what to do to get over the stigma of mental health struggles - particularly when you're "high-functioning", and how to know when it's time to get licensed professional help. https://theharmonizedhealer.com
Electromagnetic therapy has been in use by physicians with Tesla coils in the 1930's stemming from early more rudimentary electric charged needles used for treating slow healing fractures in the mid 1800's.
As we continue to reflect on Mental Health Awareness month, please enjoy this encore episode with special guest, and former PACEs Connection team member, Dr. Donielle Prince.Research has found that there is credibility to the term mind-body connection.
The impact that mothers make in our lives is undeniable. Dr. Connie takes a moment to recognize the moms, grandmas and women who stepped into important roles for each of us and how they help make us the people we are today.
Please join us as we speak with two experts on anxiety and treatment resistant depression.
Since the beginning of human civilization, water has been a recurrent topic in different affairs including religion, science, medicine, philosophy, and poetry. Since the planet was formed, the amount of water has remained the same, this means that the water we use today is recycled water from millions of years ago. However, as human activities are diverting water to the ocean and polluting it, freshwater is becoming one of the scarcest resources on the planet… and unfortunately, we keep treating it as a dispensable commodity.Water is essential for life and we depend on safe water for our health and livelihood. What we know for sure is that for our own survival, we must treat water as a very valuable and precious resource… because it is.
In this episode, our guest shares valuable insights on how parents can help their children build character, responsibility, positive intelligence, empathy, and resilience.We all want our children to grow up to be happy, successful, and well-adjusted adults. But how do we go about instilling the qualities and values that will help them achieve this? Our guest explains how parents play a crucial role in shaping their children's development and guiding them toward becoming kind, caring, and responsible individuals.We dive into topics such as the importance of modeling positive behaviors, setting clear expectations, and providing opportunities for children to practice empathy and compassion. Our guest also shares how our self-sabotaging traits affect our parenting habits, childhood trauma, and what we need to watch for in our kids. Join us as we explore the fascinating world of child development and learn how you can help your child become the best version of themselves.
When Rachel Stephenson was five years old, her mother died in a car accident and never returned home.
A conversation with Dr. Steven Farmer on Healing For Your Soul...It is a profound honor to engage in conversation with Dr. Steven Farmer. You will discover his vast knowledge and incredibly engaging demeanor.
Jason Hopcus’s personal mission is to advance human connection by embracing the conversation among fighters; the folks whose journeys from black to light give hope to those that deserve a 2nd or even a 3rd chance to be the ambassadors of conversation.
Tyler Martin is a certified personal trainer, collegiate athlete, and former high school wrestling coach. His fitness system changed his life by assisting him and his family in developing lifelong fitness habits that work around their hectic schedules. Tyler's innovative approach to fitness and behavior change enables him to maintain a healthy lifestyle while working full-time as a marketer, business owner, researcher, writer, and husband. He began a serious quest in 2010 to identify and implement the most effective and long-lasting fitness practices. After much trial and error, he developed a system that worked for him, and then spent five years making that system accessible and adaptable for other busy people.Tyler, author of The Friction Factor, will discuss how to achieve your fitness goals with 20-minute workouts, a simple core meal plan, and how to eliminate friction—the inefficient use of time and energy. Habits are our tool for automating behaviors so that they can be performed more easily and with less conscious effort. By developing good fitness habits, you increase the likelihood that they will be followed on a regular basis, allowing you to reap the benefits of fitness more consistently.
Dr. Ilene Naomi Rusk has a trauma-informed science-based approach to brain health and optimal longevity. She’s developed a user-friendly way of using a functional medicine approach to help prevent Alzheimer’s and improve cognitive health. Dr.
The human potential movement often discusses becoming empowered but we can not become that unless we understand Power. Power is the ability to maximize our impact by learning to pivot, change, grow, and move beyond what we have previously achieved.
Knowing how your ECS works can create opportunities for wellbeing! In this episode we'll share how easy it is to understand your ECS.
Are you interested in going back to school… on a cruise ship? How about taking sex-ed classes on the Bliss Cruise? If knowledge brings power, then learning more about intimacy must bring more sexual pleasure, and a stronger, more secure relationship.Join us with Sexologist, Dr Stephanie, from Evolve Your Intimacy, as we find out all about her most recent voyage with Topless Travel on The Bliss Cruise doing her workshops and play-shops to another sold-out audience of open-minded people ready to explore their sexuality. There’s no better place for couples to learn together and practice their new skills while on vacation with other sexy couples on the high seas.
In this critically important episode of What Your Medical Debt Doctor Wants You to Know, Dr. Virgie reveals the #1 mistake you're making when you get medical care that can destroy your future! Listen to this, save thousands - and possibly your financial life.
You have a wound or ulcer caused by an accident or by surgery and it's taking forever to heal.Perhaps you have a diabetic ulcer that never seems to heal and an ulcer from a varicose vein in you leg and its been months with almost no change.
Each year millions of Americans face the reality of living with mental health struggles. The collective trauma of COVID-19 exasperated our country’s mental health crisis. May is Mental Health Awareness Month.
Join us as we learn from two expert guests on how decluttering your space ties to declutter of our bodies and minds. How to overcome mental and emotional barriers to decluttering and create a life and home you love.
CO2 is one of the greenhouse gases that keep the Earth's surface warm and cozy and has been present in the atmosphere since the planet was formed. About 2.
The prison population is aging and with the longer sentences of recent years, more and more prisoners are dying without ever being released.
It was a profound honor to engage in conversation with Dr. Steven Farmer. You will discover his vast knowledge and incredibly engaging demeanor. His work stands the test of time and is vast in depth, breadth and knowledge. Enjoy Part 2 of this 2-part series. Dr. Steven Farmer is a licensed psychotherapist, soul healer, and author of several best-selling books and oracle cards, including Animal Spirit Guides, Earth Magic, Earth Magic Oracle Cards, Children’s Spirit Animal Cards, Healing Ancestral Karma and the recently released Shaman’s Path Cards.Dr. Farmer offers individual consultations and relationship counseling in person or remotely by phone or Zoom, drawing from his wealth of training and experience as a psychotherapist, shamanic healer, and trauma recovery specialist. He offers a popular individualized Spiritual Mentorship and Life Coaching program and serves on the board of the Society of Shamanic Practice.Find out more at www.drstevenfarmer.com
For as long as the concept of love has existed, so has the concept of heartbreak. A breakup brings with it a myriad of emotions; rawest of them all being grief.
Alan Abbey, a Rhode Island native who graduated from the University of Rhode Island and previously worked in the IT field for 35 years.
Ask a youth involved in Juvenile Justice how they feel and the response you will most likely hear is “I feel disrespected.” The default response from the system is often along the lines of “You don’t know what respect is.
B1 or thiamine is an ignored nutrient. It is said that no one in modern society is deficient in it.
Misinformation about CBD can come from multiple directions and the general public is frustrated. In this episode we'll reveal the misinformations and who's putting them out there and help you become a smarter consumer.
In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month, psychologist Dr. Kristin Carothers returns to join Dr. Virgie to share insights about our society's continued taboo and stigma of talking about mental health issues and suicide, why mental health equals physical health, and what to do if you or someone you love is without financial resources or insurance but needs mental health support and/or treatment. https://988lifeline.orghttps://www.nami.orghttps://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapistsIf you or someone you love is in crisis, call 911 and/or get to your nearest ER.
Clostridioides difficile, a.k.a. "C. diff" is a horrible infection.500,000 people a year get it from simply using antibiotics or from coming in contact with contaminated clothing or surfaces in bathrooms.
July is National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, also known as BIPOC Mental Health Month. This month is recognition of the efforts of author and mental health advocate, Bebe Moore Campbell, to shine light on the mental health struggles in the Black community. Self-care has become a buzzword when discussing solutions to the mental health crisis in BIPOC communities. Is self-care enough to mitigate the impact of systemic racism, intergenerational poverty, and historical trauma? This week our guest is Candice Valenzuela. Candice will provide insight concerning the need for collective care to heal communities, especially communities struggling with systemic racism and historical trauma. Candice is a MFTI who has worked at the crossroads of education, justice and community healing for the past 16 years. Candice has extensive experience in mindfulness, trauma informed care, anti-oppressive practices, cultural competency, liberatory education and youth empowerment.https://www.candicerosevalenzuela.com/
What has compelled you after a loss? When Susan Hayden lost her husband it was sharing time and space with writers and musicians.
It was a profound honor to engage in conversation with Dr. Steven Farmer. You will discover his vast knowledge and incredibly engaging demeanor. His work stands the test of time and is vast in depth, breadth and knowledge. Enjoy Part 1 of this 2-part series. Dr. Steven Farmer is a licensed psychotherapist, soul healer, and author of several best-selling books and oracle cards, including Animal Spirit Guides, Earth Magic, Earth Magic Oracle Cards, Children’s Spirit Animal Cards, Healing Ancestral Karma and the recently released Shaman’s Path Cards.Dr. Farmer offers individual consultations and relationship counseling in person or remotely by phone or Zoom, drawing from his wealth of training and experience as a psychotherapist, shamanic healer, and trauma recovery specialist. He offers a popular individualized Spiritual Mentorship and Life Coaching program and serves on the board of the Society of Shamanic Practice.Find out more at www.drstevenfarmer.com
Meryl Frank is the former mayor of New Jersey and the president of Makeda Global Network, an international consulting firm that works with thousands of women worldwide. Obama appointed her as a United States Representative and later as an Ambassador to the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women.Frank rose to prominence in 2000, when she led a grassroots campaign against Highland Park, New Jersey's deeply entrenched political machine, and was elected mayor for the next ten years. In 2009, President Barack Obama appointed her as US Representative and, later, Ambassador to the United Nations. The United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (CSW). She was honored for her global work on behalf of women. The Jerusalem Post named the world's 50 most powerful Jews. She graduated from Livingston College, Rutgers University, and Yale University with master's degrees in public health, political science, and international relations.Meryl, author of Unearthed, will talk about her journey to find answers to the questions that have defined her life as she searches for her lost family legacy: How do we honor such memories without becoming consumed by them?
Cammie Wolf Rice, the Founder & CEO of the Christopher Wolf Crusade, recently released her book, The Flight, on September 18, 2022, Christopher's birthday.
Dr. Camille welcomes guest Susan Merenstein RPh, the Glutathione Pharmacist, as they discuss the many benefits of glutathione, our body’s most important antioxidant. Glutathione helps us with oxidative stress, immunity and detoxification.
Are you impressed by people who look fitter and healthier than their biological age? Perhaps you believe, as we do, that sixty is the new fifty?Join us with April and Scott from NaughtyGym.
If your traveling and you want to take your CBD, this episode has all the specifics you need to know from Federal, TSA, and local State.
Nicholas Gonzalez, M.D. treated patients with amazing success for all types of cancers as well as patients with degenerative diseases with his nutritional enzyme treatment based on metabolic typing. Many patients follow The Gonzalez Protocol for general health and wellbeing. Each treatment is individualized for each patient, regardless of the underlying health problem. “The Gonzalez Protocol” consists of three components: diet, supplements (with pancreas product for cancer patients), and detoxification routines. While he has sadly passed away his work Lives On! Mary Beth, his wife and one of the doctors he trained, Andre Williams, M.D. will discuss these components and explain how they can help overcome cancer and disease.
In this episode, our hosts will interview PACEs Connection's newest team member, Kashanna Evans. Kahshanna is the new director of PACEs Connection's Creating Resilient Communities Accelerator, also known as the CRC.
When you watch someone you love live, and ultimately die, in an abusive relationship, how does it shape your own life?
Humanity’s Team is a global non-profit organization focused on helping people throughout the world awaken to the interconnectedness—or Oneness—of everything in the Universe, so they can embody that awareness in every aspect of their lives.“Our mission is to make conscious living pervasive worldwide by 2040, so everything we do and provide as an organization—the PACE Initiative, our free programs, Masterclasses, our revolutionary streaming platform Humanity Stream+, the Global Oneness Summit, communications, free resources, world regions activity, social media, and community participation outside of our organization—is to support people on their conscious journey so that we may create a sustainable earth and flourishing at every level of life.”Steve Farrell is co-founder and Worldwide Executive Director of Humanity's Team, a non-profit organization based in Boulder, Colorado. The organization is focused on helping people throughout the world awaken to their deeper Self and the interconnectedness of everything in the Universe. www.humanitysteam.org
We all have heard about the law of attraction. It is one of those popular self-growth methods used for personal and professional growth. The Law of attraction is based on the common saying “you attract what you are.
Paula Marshall is the CEO of the Bama Companies, Inc, which manufactures oven-ready products for customers in the quick-service and casual restaurant industry and private label products for retail in more than 17 countries.As CEO, Paula provides strategic leadership and direction to the entire organization. Her vision stands as a beacon for Bama team members, inspiring the organization to achieve the Bama mission – “People Helping People Be Successful".For her commitment to others, she has been recognized with numerous awards and recognitions, including induction to the Tulsa Hall of Fame, Advocate of the Year for DVIS.Paula is the author of four books, including Finding the Soul of Big Business and The Executive Entrepreneur. Paula will give tips on how to make work fulfilling and productive. She will touch upon how people, especially the employees and customers are the reason for business and how employees/teammembers who understand this theme will succeed.
Award-winning author and thought leader Dawson Church, Ph.D., blends cutting-edge neuroscience with intense firsthand experience to show you how to rewire your brain for happiness. Dr.
These parts of the cannabis plant are not only being studied but already showing up in the consumer market. In today's show we'll share the basic understanding of each, as well as the latest research.
Herpes, specifically Herpes Simplex Virus I and Herpes Simplex Virus II can be Cured!! Since the early 1980"s this extremely common infection has severely effected people lives in the USA.
Due to the recent mass shooting at a Sweet 16 Birthday party in Dadeville, Alabama, PACEs Connection will air an encore of the 2022 interview of Rev. Deanna Hollas. Rev.
Danna Schaeffer's life was good. She and her husband were happy with their work, and especially happy about the rising stardom of their daughter, Rebecca. But their world fell apart when their daughter was murdered by a stalker.
A candid conversation about the self. Enjoy this coffee table conversation of exploration and ideas.Waska Waboose holds a forum of candid conversations for men and women, ABOUT MEN; a place to share perspectives and ideas on Th Illuminated Warrior.
It's time to CHANGE THE PARADIGM OF LEADERSHIP in our country and in this world. The courageous, competent & wise Marianne Williamson is doing just that. She's a best-selling author, political activist and iconic spiritual thought leader. For over three decades, Marianne has been a leader in spiritual and religiously progressive circles. She is the author of 15 books, four of which have been New York Times best sellers.Now, Marianne is shaking up the status quo and bringing the light into spaces of darkness...our too-often-corrupt and failing systems of government. This fierce change-maker is running for president!Join Lena Franklin and Marianne Williamson for this episode of Medicine Wisdom that will inspire, heal and transform as they delve into the absolute urgent need for a new paradigm of leadership in our country and on this planet. IN THIS EPISODE Marianne and Lena discuss:How some of her most famous writings are now fueling this next chapter of her path as she courageously steps into the public as an embodiment of light in the face of fear and judgment.The ancestral patterns of female oppression and our dire need to RISE UP as conscious leaders to help heal our planet.What it actually means to BE THE LIGHT with efficacy and how it's our responsibility to actually see what's going on in the world in order to be a catalyst for true change.Practices and rituals to shift and heal your inner landscape to impact our outer world.And don't miss the activating meditation Lena channels towards the end of the episode based on this potent conversation! This Meditation Activation will support your embodiment of the teachings that moved through our co-created, alchemical convo.
Lynne Twist, a recognized global visionary is the founder of the Soul and, of Money Institute and author of the best-selling, book "The Soul of Money: Transforming Your Relationship with Money and Life”. Over the past 40 years Lynne has worked with over 100,000 people in 50 countries. A graduate from Stanford University, she is a nationally recognized global visionary devoted to alleviating poverty, ending world hunger, and promoting social justice and environmental sustainability for the past 40 years. She has given speeches at the United Nations Beijing Women's Conference and the State of the World Forum. She is also the recipient of the prestigious "Woman of Distinction" award from the United Nations. Lynne's on-the-ground work has helped bring her a clear understanding of people's behavior with money. She as well has been guiding the philanthropy of some of the world's wealthiest families. ?She will discuss her newest book "Living a Committed Life" which offers profound insights and tools that offer a sense of excitement and opportunity while navigating these evolutionary times.
Dr. Jamie Gamboa and Brian Stefan, MSW, of Spotlight on Suicide (SOS) return to discuss the Suicidal Ideation Toolbox (SIT), which contains accessible skills for helping professionals and everyone who experiences deep suffering and suicidal thoughts.
When we think of thyroid issues, we think of being tired and overweight but it is so much more. The thyroid revs our engine and when it is low, all of body’s processes are slow and sluggish, including our ability to heal wounds and regenerate.
Intravenous Ozone therapy has been used for over 100 years around the world. It is uniquely able to eliminate or cure almost every disease or condition that may kill you as well as those that may not kill you but make you wish you were dead.
Our picture of widowhood conjures a grey haired woman, maybe a grandmother, mourning the loss of a life long love. But that picture does not always fit the facts.
Join the original low carb expert - Dr Barry Sears - author of the ZONE…. a man before his time, Dr Sears has been advocation for a “Keto Esq diet" since the 1990’s.
Part II of a powerful intimate and engaging conversation about the human experience unfolding into a divine expression of awareness... Dr. Sonya Jensen is the author of Woman Unleashed, and also cofounder of Tula Teas, for balancing and calming the body and mind. She is a Mom of 2 boys, a business owner, a yoga teacher, a workshop leader and a Women’s Health Expert. After years of working closely with Women and their families her mission and purpose has become clear, to Inspire Women so they can live free and balanced lives. And her partner.... Dr Nick Jensen is extremely passionate about teaching individuals to become the best version of themselves. He focuses on supporting individuals in several areas, including (1) Environmental and Heavy Metal Detox (2) Drug Rehabilitation and Detox (3) Brain Health repair for cognitive/neurodegenerative decline and optimization (4) Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy and Healthy Aging (5) Pain Relief using Neural-Prolotherapy (6) Digestive Health and Nutrition. This beautiful couple also creates so much more. Learn More About (1) Health Ignited Club: https://drsjensen.com (2) Discover Tula Teas: tulatea.com (3) Find out more about Dr. Sonya Jensen: www.drsonyajensen.com (4) Their practice in Vancouver BC Canada is Divine Elements: divineelements.ca
Jeremy & Rhonda Stein, are the hosts of the podcast "Main Street Magic." Along with their 2 girls, they have visited Disney World consecutively every month for over 5 years. The ultimate goal of this podcast is to provide honest and un-biased information on their favorite place in the world, Walt Disney World. Their podcast was voted one of the best podcast talking about Disney World. Jermey hosts with and two other co-hosts another podcast , "Theme Park Shuffle", where one of their favorite activities, include challenging it's viewers to design a random theme park competition. Jeremy & Rhonda are hosting their "Main Street 16" event, they created for their viewers to partake in. The event is attending all 4 different parks in Disney World, and riding on 4 specific park rides in an entire day. They will discuss the magic that Main Street Magic attracts, the latest news, content, and reviews of the millions of visitors of Disney World in Orlando, Florida.
Ned Bachus’s novel is about Sarah Goins, a college professor with a thriving career and close-knit academic community who is eager to draw her boyfriend, Mike Flannagan, deeper into her world.
Welcome to America's Healer, where we bring you the latest in health and wellness from the top experts in the field. On this week's episode, we are excited to have Dr.
Craig Lane, a successful healer will discuss health and how to progress on the road to optimal health. He will also discuss spirituality, and itr role in healing.
Dr. VIrgie celebrates Financial Literacy Month talking about MEDICAL financial literacy!Her motto? In the United States, without medical financial literacy - you don’t have financial stability.
Magnets have been used for hundreds is years, actually since the time of Cleopatra, for healing. The modern and state-of-the -art way is Pulsed Electromagnetic Therapy (PEMF).
On March 27th, 2023, a shooter entered The Covenant School, a private Christian elementary school located in Nashville, TN, and killed 3 students and 3 school personnel. Our hosts, Ingrid Cockhren and Mathew Portell, are both parents of school aged children in Nashville. Please join them as they process the tragic events of last week and how this collectively traumatic event has impacted them and the city of Nashville. Our hosts will also explore how PACEs science can be utilized to address the uniquely American trauma of school shootings. Cockhren and Portell will tackle the right questions. Why is this phenomenon so pervasive in America? How can we prevent these tragedies? What is the real impact of school shootings in communities? How can communities respond and facilitate collective healing? Please join us!
How do we continue to weave the stories of the people we love into our lives after they die.
A powerful intimate and engaging conversation about the human experience unfolding into a divine expression of awareness... Dr. Sonya Jensen is the author of Woman Unleashed, and also cofounder of Tula Teas, for balancing and calming the body and mind. She is a Mom of 2 boys, a business owner, a yoga teacher, a workshop leader and a Women’s Health Expert. After years of working closely with Women and their families her mission and purpose has become clear, to Inspire Women so they can live free and balanced lives. And her partner.... Dr Nick Jensen is extremely passionate about teaching individuals to become the best version of themselves. He focuses on supporting individuals in several areas, including (1) Environmental and Heavy Metal Detox (2) Drug Rehabilitation and Detox (3) Brain Health repair for cognitive/neurodegenerative decline and optimization (4) Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy and Healthy Aging (5) Pain Relief using Neural-Prolotherapy (6) Digestive Health and Nutrition. This beautiful couple also creates so much more. Learn More About (1) Health Ignited Club: https://drsjensen.com (2) Discover Tula Teas: tulatea.com (3) Find out more about Dr. Sonya Jensen: www.drsonyajensen.com (4) Their practice in Vancouver BC Canada is Divine Elements: divineelements.ca
Join me and my husband and divine partner, Jeff Glattstein, in the soulful depths of this alchemical conversation. Together, we’re sharing our story of transmuting fear into LOVE.
Dr. Judith Lynn Stillman, is a distinguished international career as a pianist, composer, director, filmmaker, and artistic visionary. She has received Bachelor's, Master's and Doctoral degrees from Juilliard, where she won the Juilliard Concerto Competition and was named Outstanding Pianist. Director of Stillman & Friends from the Rhode Island Philharmonic Orchestra, Artists & Activists Productions, and Masterworks Concerts, Dr. Stillman is the Associate Conductor for HaZamir RI, composer/pianist for RI Interfaith Holocaust Remembrance Commemorations, and has served as artistic director for numerous multidisciplinary and multimedia events. Judith Lynn Stillman will discuss her committment to using the arts as a voice for social justice. She has a achieved a significant reputation as the creator and designer of numerous projects on topics of global significance -- including films, compositions and multidisciplinary events focusing on human rights, women's rights, climate and change. Judith will also discuss the power that music has on the mind and body and how it can reduce anxiety, blood pressure, and pain as well as improve sleep quality, mood, mental alertness, and memory
Implementing trauma- and resilience-informed systems in rural communities offers its own set of challenges and awards. Many rural communities lack the resources of their urban cousins, yet connection to available resources can be more easily obtained.
On today's show, we'll be discussing Lyme Disease, also known as the great imitator.Join Dr. West as he shares his amazing success with Lyme disease, including patient testimonials and his unique and innovative way to treat this increasing epidemic. Lyme disease can cause a variety of symptoms that can be difficult to diagnose, but with Dr. West's expertise and cutting-edge treatments, you'll learn how to manage and overcome this debilitating condition.Don't miss this informative and insightful episode on Lyme disease with Dr. Jason West. Tune in to America's Healer to hear firsthand accounts of patients who have successfully overcome Lyme disease, and learn about the latest in innovative treatments that can help you live a healthier and happier life.For more information and resources on Lyme disease, be sure to visit Dr. West's website at www.lymefighter.com. Get the help and support you need to fight Lyme disease and regain your health and wellness today.
In this episode of the 'What Would Dr. Virgie Do?' series, Dr. Virgie reveals more expert insider secrets, including how not to get tricked into becoming a cost victim of the U.S. healthcare system and why your health insurance is likely to deny all bills related to car acccidents! crushmedicaldebt.com/free-resources/
Glutathione is a peptide found in plants and animals. It's made from the amino acids glycine, cysteine, and glutamic acid and is produced by the liver and involved in many extremely important body processes.
Should we teach children skills to prevent abuse and victimization? Janet Pozmantier, M.S., LPC, LMFT, RPT, an award-winning author, curriculum developer, trainer, and child advocate specializing in primary prevention programming, believes we should.
Angelo Merendino is a photographer who started taking pictures of his wife as soon as he fell for her. His photo journaling became a calling when, five months after they were married, Jennifer was diagnosed with breast cancer.
In this episode, Kim Andryc, Lora Solomon, and Simran Singh discuss:Understanding and embracing the multidimensional pieces of ourselves. Embodying and expressing presence.
We're in a time where the mergence of Science & Spirituality is at the forefront of the health, wellness and even medical fields.
Nigar Zeynalova is a marketing professional, who has been leading corporate branding and marketing for over 10 years in the cosmetics industries. After recovering degrees in Tourism and Travel Services Management, as well as Engineering Economics and Management, from IMC University of Applied Sciences in Austria, she has worked with several different brands, in Europe and America and now Nigar is a Global Brand Director for Andalou Naturals.As pioneers in the natural beauty industry, Andalou Naturals leverages the power of Nature’s Intelligence®, through revolutionary Fruit Stem Cell Science®. It enhances skin’s natural radiance, harnessing the power of plants to fortify and nourish the skin’s essential building blocks while supercharging natural defense systems to create a luminous, energized appearance from head to toe. Andalou's signature 3-angle formulation technology blends the power of Fruit Stem Cell Science derived from rare plant varieties known for their longevity protecting properties with our antioxidant-rich BioActive Berry Complex and clinically proven active ingredients such as natural retinol alternative Bakuchiol, Bio-Designed Collagen, Vitamin C, and Prebiotics. The result? Targeted solutions to all your skin concerns and a healthy, glowing complexion overall.Nigar will discuss Andalou, America's number one natural channel skincare brand. Andalou Naturals’ commitment to beauty through pure ingredients, innovative formulas, eco-friendly practices, and cruelty-free standards guides the brand’s formulation while its dedication to the empowerment of women lays a beautiful foundation for generations to come.
My guests, Audrey Stillerman, MD, and Bridget Gavaghan will discuss the Illinois ACEs Response Collaborative (the Collaborative) and the Center for Collaborative Study of Trauma, Health Equity, and Neurobiology (THEN).
Welcome to America's Healer with Dr. Jason West, the radio show that brings you the latest in health and wellness. Tune in every Friday at 1pm MST for informative and insightful discussions on natural treatments and remedies for various health conditions.
In consideration of Women's History month, the entire month of March will be dedicated to the women creating a legacy in the worldwide PACEs movement.
Religions like Jehovah's Witness promise their followers certainty and safety. Leaders demand obedience to proscribed standards of behavior, beliefs and practices.
Too many women struggle with overeating, yo-yo weight loss (and gain), and emotional eating and are blaming themselves for “not trying hard enough.” Pushing yourself harder when you’re using the wrong approach isn’t helpful. Join Dr.
Resentful people are always holding on to the things that hurt them like burning pieces of wood they can’t seem to let go of. They do this to be able to throw those things back at the people who hurt them anytime they please. The funny thing is that, by doing this, they only end up hurting themselves. There’s nothing positive about holding on to that burning hatred and anger for so long. Most of us know a resentful person. However, there’s one thing we must always keep in mind. More often than not, we think that those who experience this deep and self-destructive feeling are people who didn’t learn to forgive others. But this is actually a very complex subject that has many different nuances. It doesn’t really matter what people say about this feeling. The truth is that it’s quite universal and recurrent and that no one is exempt from feeling it. A person who experienced traumatizing events such as abandonment or betrayal is very prone to feeling resentment. Tune in and learn how resentment works, what it does to us and how to turn the volume down!
When it comes to healing and transformation, how we consciously feed our bodies is key. Every choice is an act of creating, either supporting our energetic systems or depleting them.
Dr. Frieda Birnbaum: is a psychoanalytic therapist, research psychologist, and author. An expert on topics such as family dynamics, parenthood, relationships, addiction, and anxiety. which she has been practicing for over 30 years. At 60 years old she gave birth to twins. She is a skilled media figure and spokesman who is skilled at deciphering the psychological underpinnings of current issues and deciphering the psychological profiles of various newsmakers—politicians, celebrities, criminals, and others.People are living longer lives because of advances in nutrition, lifestyle, and healthcare, and it's past time when we adjust our assertions about age to recognize the above changes. Frieda will discuss why society’s view of age is changing and how we should redefine age to keep up with the changes. As well, share how women have especially benefited from this cultural shift
Welcome to America's Healer, the radio show that brings together experts in the field of health and wellness to discuss the latest research and treatments for various health conditions.
Did you know that being a “people-pleaser” can affect your performance in bed? If you, or your partner are people-pleasers, you may be missing out on a mutually great sex life.
In consideration of Women's History month, the entire month of March will be dedicated to the women creating a legacy in the worldwide PACEs movement. In this episode, we will talk with Agnes Woodward.
Recovering from a divorce and dealing with his father’s terminal diagnosis, Robert Pruitt faced the lowest point in his life. But hearing his father was ill, he knew he would regret missing any of it.
Belief systems have directly impacted parenting for generations, at the core of western culture and most western individuals is self hatred. There is the notion that we must achieve something, become something or do something in order to be ‘good’. Our belief in our inherent badness runs deep, very, very deep
Paula Marshall: the CEO of the Bama Companies, Inc, which manufactures oven-ready products for customers in the quick-service and casual restaurant industry and private label products for retail in more than 17 countries.As CEO, Paula provides strategic leadership and direction to the entire organization. Her vision stands as a beacon for Bama team members, inspiring the organization to achieve the Bama mission – “People Helping People Be Successful”. Paula is the author of five books, including Finding the Soul of Big Business. Paula will give tips on how to make work fulfilling and productive, building effective teams, how to communicate more effectively, and how to create win-win situations.
Elaine Miller-Karas and Michael Sapp will discuss Elaine's new book, Building Resilience to Trauma, the Trauma and Community Resiliency Models, 2nd Edition, published by Routledge on March 13, 2023. Dr.
Welcome to our radio show featuring one of America's most sought-after healers, Dr. Jason West.
In the Health, Wellness & Medical Bills new series, Moral of the Story, Dr. Virgie highlights individuals and patients who share battles won and lessons learned in dealing with the U.S.
For most of us when we are diagnosed with cancer your stomach turns and a wave of fear and depression comes over you. The oncologist then offers you chemotherapy, radiation and sometimes surgery.
In honor of Women's History Month, we will air an encore of our interview with Melissa Merrick, Ph.D. Dr.
When all we know leaves us unprepared for loss, we must find a new way to respond. And when suicide is involved, the weight of what could have been can be weighty.
Shavasti’s personal story of a tragedy and other events that transformed both his work and the core of his being. In addition to that brief account, Shavasti invites you to consider, experience, ponder and feel who you are on multiple levels of your being as he weaves almost two decades of a journey as a professional healer, author and seeker of truth together into a tapestry of profound teachings that will change the way you experiences yourself and see your place in the world.
Nathan Estrada is the Vice President of Clinical at Nymbl, an evidence-based fall prevention program, for older adults to improve their quality of life by enhancing their balance.After earning a bachelor's degree in biology from Abilene Christian University, he earned a master's degree in physical therapy from the University of Colorado. He later earned his MBA in Business Administration.Nathan discusses how Nymbl is making strides with modern innovation and dual-tasking to prevent one million falls. He outlines a personalized 10-minute-per-day at-home program that exercises and improves your body and brain.
Elaine Miller-Karas, LCSW, will discuss the second edition of her book, Building Resiliency to Trauma, with Dr. Michael Sapp, the CEO of the Trauma Resource Institute.
In an episode that has profound personal as well as social implications, Dr. Camille looks at healthy parenting. Her guest is Dr. Victoria Ang-Nolasco, pediatrician, author of the book, Toddler Talking, founder of the Effective Parenting Academy, and host of the Discerning Parenting podcast. It is challenging to work on self-care and healthy lifestyle when parenting can be all-consuming.
In honor of Women's History Month, join us as we discuss the trauma and resilience of girls of color. Recent research findings have outlined that adolescent girls are experiencing extreme levels of trauma and adversity. This is especially true for African American, Hispanic/Latina and Indigenous girls. These findings are aligned with the recently released book "Girls on the Brink" written by PACEs Connection member, Donna Jackson Nakazawa. In this episode, we will be joined by Vernisha Crawford to discuss the lives of girls of color and the intersectionality of racism and sexism. Vernisha is the CEO of Trauma Informed Institute. By educating 15,000+ working professionals, helping secure and manage over $12 million, and directly serving hundreds of families, her work has increased in need across many sectors and countries worldwide.She earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology from UNC Charlotte and a Master’s Degree in Leadership from Grand Canyon University. She is a Certified Trauma Informed Executive Coach, Certified Health & Wellness Coach, a Master Level Certified Professional Life Coach, a Business Coach, and Scrum Master. She is pursuing her Ph.D. in General Psychology with a specialization in Trauma & Disaster Relief, yet her most significant learning is motherhood.Vernisha is also the Founder of the BYE Foundation. This 501c3 organization offers a unique approach to systems change work by addressing equity gaps in funding, data, research, capacity building, and wellness. Vernisha has been a guest facilitator at Davidson College, Belmont, Vanderbilt, and Fisk Universities. She has served as a member of the Early Childhood Executive Committee for Mecklenburg County, the NC ACES Task Force Advisory Board, NC Juvenile Justice Behavioral Health Committee, Charlotte Lab School Board, and Charlotte Community Board for The Gathering Spot.In her free time, she is full-filled, working with her passion project @DanceHerSize, a wellness program that teaches women and girls about the eight dimensions of wellness through dance and exercise.
When Marian Partington was 25 years old, her 21 year old sister vanished. She and her family would not know what happened for 20 years, leaving them in a state of suspended animation, moving forward and yet not.
The full spectrum of your humanity is beautiful. You get the highs, and the lows. Life is not meant to feel comfortable all of the time.In this episode, Simran and Matt discuss how to show up fully to each present moment.
It’s not unusual for a child younger than 4 to have as many as nine tantrums per week. These can feature episodes of crying, kicking, stomping, hitting and pushing that last five to 10 minutes. Most children outgrow this behavior by kindergarten. For children whose tantrums continue as they get older and become something that is not developmentally appropriate, professional help may be in order. Anger issues are the most common reason children are referred for mental health treatment. Tune is and learn some savvy ways to work with willful children!
It's a revolutionary time in mental health…we're seeing the paradigms of treatment and healing shift significantly.
Dr. Donna Marks has been a licensed psychotherapist and addictions counselor for over thirty years. She is also a certified gestalt therapist, psychoanalyst, hypnotist, sex therapist, and teaches A Course in Miracles, along with sharing her methods with hundreds of thousands of listeners on podcasts and radio shows. In 1989, Dr. Marks developed a chemical dependency training program at Palm Beach Community College, which has grown into a four-year degree and received the Florida Governor’s Council Award.No matter what someone is addicted to—alcohol, prescription or illegal drugs, smoking, working, gambling, and so forth—loving yourself is the key to recovery. This doesn’t mean the road is easy or a few acts of self-care will do the trick; the journey to true self-love includes delving deep into your past trauma to understand where your addiction began, addressing those fear-based traumas with compassion and forgiveness. Marks believes every addiction is a substitute for love.She will discuss her upcoming book Exit the Maze: One Addiction, One cause, One Solution. where she teaches people how to replace addiction with love, allowing love to guide you through the maze of addiction and back to living your best life. Her most recent book, Exit the Maze: One Addiction, One cause, One Solution.
The Center on Child Wellbeing and Trauma (CCWT) is a partnership between Massachusetts’ Office of the Child Advocate and ForHealth Consulting™ at UMass Chan Medical School.
With an apparent golden youth, Eton, Oxford, brains, money and looks he appeared to be destined to a successful life.
In this episode of Healthy Spine, Happy Life, join Dr. Kay Fontana, the Healthy Spine Coach, as she shares the FREEDOM Resolution for Back Pain. She will be discussing seven key elements to relieving the chronic pain that takes control of our lives.
This episode will discuss how do use mindfulness methods and meditation with your children. The children can be any age and at any level of ability.
In this final episode of Breast Friends Cancer Support Network, Host Michelle Beck is joined by Breast Friends Executive Director Allison Hancock. They will discuss what the biggest takeaways of the 368 episodes are and what it has meant to Breast Friends to have had this opportunity to come into your lives to educate, provide community and inspire.All of the 2022-23 episodes of Breast Friends Cancer Support Podcast will be available on the Breast Friends YouTube Channel to watch and some of the best past episodes audio will also be available. Thank you for your support over the past 6 years; it is our hope that you will continue to support Breast Friends whenever possible.
How has modern life disconnected us from our wisdom? Anita Sanchez shares the prophecies of indigenous elders who see a path towards reconnection and understanding.
An illuminating conversation that grounds spirituality into the world by discussing the challenges that can be faced as we engage with ourselves. Diving deeply into self is a journey into a maze of discovery. Waska Waboose, of The Illuminated Warrior Talk Show and Men's Community connects in conversation. The Illuminated Warrior way is experiential and life-enhancing! Through the teachings and camaraderie of a brotherhood of men you will develop skills and life-ways to live fully, authentically as a leader who plots his own course.More at illuminatedwarrior.com
Barbara Becker has spent the last 25 years collaborating with human-rights activists all over the world to promote order, stability, and interreligious understanding. She has worked with the United Nations, Human Rights First, the Ms. Foundation for Women, and Bangladesh's Grameen Bank to promote human rights, women's health, education, and economic empowerment. She is an ordained interfaith minister who works to bridge the gap between the sacred and the secular. Barbara speaks on a variety of topics, including deepening our sense of meaning and spirituality, as well as career pivots in the middle. Prior to that, she taught communications for social change at Columbia for ten years. Barbara volunteers on a hospice floor, becomes a keen observer of the various ways people find meaning at the end of life. Her love for talking with people from various spiritual backgrounds about what is most important in their lives and how they can make a difference.She will discuss her new book Heartwood: The Art of Living with the End in Mind, Where she dives deep into the question of (Can we live our lives more fully knowing some day we will die?)
As a Deafblind woman with partial vision in one eye and bilateral hearing aids, Elsa Sjunneson lives at the crossroads of blindness and sight, hearing and deafness—much to the confusion of the world around her.
"Energy: the biology of beliefs that accelerate healing."America’s Healer, Dr. Jason West here with our radio show announcement. This week I am joined by my guest, Kelly Wathne, an amazing energy healer, who also works with me at The West Clinic. But, it’s more than just “energy medicine.” It’s using multiple levels of healing – physical, emotional, energy, and of Letting Go. It’s a show about energy, molecules of emotion, and overall healing (mind/body/soul) in the healthcare journey. This Radio segment is for every sick person who wants to become aware of how your energy, biology of belief, and mindset can accelerate your healing and get your life back after sickness, without having to hear “that’s just normal to hurt or you'll always be sick.” You don't have to resort to a lifetime of pain or prescription medication. There’s more to life than that. Here's the scoop... Levels Of Healing - Physical, Energy, Emotional, and Spiritual #1 - Neglected Energy Medicine· Is energy medicine real?· What happened to energy medicine from 2,000 years ago· Why is energy medicine neglected in Western Medicine? #2 - Emotional Healing, but Not Therapy· Emotional healing is the process of acknowledging, allowing, accepting, integrating, and processing painful life experiences and strong emotions. #3 - Letting Go· Letting go involves being aware of a feeling, letting it come up, staying with it, and letting it run its course without wanting to make it different. This practical technique removes the inner blocks to happiness, love, joy, success, health, and ultimately enlightenment. So, here are the big takeaways for every sick person:1. Being sick and healing is a journey. It's not a destination.2. The medical approach of drugs or surgery is a stop, often not a permanent solution, and misses much of what is part of the healing journey.3. Energy medicine, emotional healing, and letting go are part of the journey and accelerate healing. The moral here is that you can learn how your energy works, the biology of beliefs, and how the mind can accelerate your healing without having to resort to a lifetime of pain or prescriptions. Now, if you're committed to making this even easier, drop what you're doing and make an appointment with the West Clinic (call 208-232-3216) to jumpstart your healing and tune in to America's Healer every Friday at 1 PM MST. https://www.voiceamerica.com/show/4109/americas-healer-dr-jason-west You can learn how your energy, biology of belief, and mindset can accelerate your healing and get your life back after sickness... without having to resort to long-term medications. I'll see you on Friday at Noon PT/ 1 PM MST on the Voice America Health & Wellness Channel or catch the replay on iTunes, Spotify, Google Podcast Stitcher, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Dr West can be reached at 208-232-3216 or westcliniconline.com
In this episode of Healthy Spine, Happy Life, join Dr. Kay Fontana, the Healthy Spine Coach, and her guest, Marie Olson of NutriSimplicity: Holistic Health Made Simple.
The human body is home to more than 1 trillion microbes with a diverse variety of microbes that play a crucial role towards your health. There is a growing appreciation of the role of the human microbiota in the pathophysiology of cancer.
Why do parents and school staff get so stressed before, during and after IEP meetings. Let's discuss some strategies to support yourselves in the process.
Suzanne Badillo PT, DPT, WCS will be joining to share insight on a part of postnatal recovery that is too often ignored, pelvic health.
As medicine advances, it is harder and harder to accept the moment when it is time to face death and make the most of our remaining time. Dr. Jessica Zitter is a fierce advocate for asking the tough questions.
Guests are Tina Santos, the Director of Marketing, and Kaleigh Perkins, Chief Program Officer of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Rhode Island and the Big Sisters Fund, collectively known as BBBSRI.
Brooke Conway is a mental health and wellness counselor at Kapi‘olani Community College in Honolulu, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i.
Welcome to "Bursting with Energy; Treatments most people don't know about"I'm your host Dr. Jason West, and joining me this week is a special guest, 2x doctor of the year award winner, Dr.
Vitamin C is the most important and versatile nutrient or body needs.Vitamin C was discovered in 1912, isolated in 1928, and, in 1933, was the first vitamin to be chemically produced. It is on the World Health Organization's List of Essential Medicines.
Why do parents and school staff get so stressed before, during and after IEP meetings. Let's discuss some strategies to support yourselves in the process.
Baron Robison and Robin Paulissen will be here to discuss Kickin' Cancer and the importance of mentorship and emotional support for those going through a diagnosis of cancer.
A deep dive into consciousness through the doorway of our humanity. An exploration of selves, layer, rhythms and cycles. Let the conversation deepen inside of you and open yourself to living, being and knowing in a brand new way. Listen to the end and receive the gift of an original song from Simran.Peace and Love always... As you venture deeper into self… you may also find that those who travel with you become less and less for a period. As you are changing, the world is mirroring and morphing your changes. Let those who must go, go. And trust, those who you will come to know are aligned and mirroring the places you have reached. The world is an incredible barometer for personal growth. But do not take the world at face or surface value; true mirrors are deeply subtle in nature. This requires the practice of discernment by the higher mind; because the ego will always tell you what you want to hear. We live in a world that’s based on images of what we believe society will approve of. But freedom comes when willing to tell ourselves and others the ‘truth’ of what we came to believe out of innocence, the ‘Truth’ of what we had to live through because of that projection and conditioning… and the ‘TRUTH’ that comes from letting go of any fixed notion of identity to be able to celebrate the full gamut of experience. Are you willing to dig deep and tell yourself the ‘truth’, the ‘Truth’, and the undeniable absolute divine ‘TRUTH’? ?? LIVING on Amazon — https://amzn.to/3KNixe6 ?? LIVING at B & N — https://bit.ly/BN-LIVING ?? Order BEING on Amazon — https://amzn.to/38ZSD91 ?? Order BEING at B & N — https://bit.ly/BN-BEING?? Order KNOWING on Amazon — https://amzn.to/3Fmx5jA?? Order KNOWING at B & N — https://bit.ly/3W326iZ?????? ?? Autographed copies ?? of the trilogy: LIVING, BEING, and KNOWING — PLUS 2?? bonus CDS:https://www.iamsimran.com/product/self-realization-series/
Ed McDonough is a nationally recognized Email Marketing Consultant, creator of the Quantum Email Marketing Platform and the author of the Amazon Best Selling books, Client Acquisition Marketing and Build And Monetize Your Email List.
Nearly everyone will experience thoughts of suicide at some point in their lives. The problem isn’t that we sometimes feel this way. The problem is that we suffer in silence when what we need most is to connect with non-judgmental and caring others.
In this episode of Healthy Spine, Happy Life, join Dr. Kay Fontana, the Healthy Spine Coach, as she shares the FREEDOM Resolution for Back Pain. She will be discussing seven key elements to relieving the chronic pain that takes control of our lives.
Alzheimer's is the most common cause of dementia which includes memory loss and other cognitive abilities serious enough to interfere with daily life. Alzheimer's disease accounts for 60-80% of dementia cases. Alzheimer's is not a normal part of aging.
On this episode, we will continue our discussion of resiliency in people living challenges and will enjoy a conversation with writer of 5 Best ways to build resiliency Jessie Sholl
This week's episode is an excerpt from a recorded interview of Dr. Bruce Perry conducted by our hosts, Ingrid Cockhren & Mathew Portell.
In this two topic episode, Breast Friends Mentor Glenna Cain opens up about her 2 journeys with breast cancer and how it has completely changed her life for the better! After her second round of treatment, Glenna opted for a Goldilocks closure, allowing her to retain her femininity and feel beautiful without implants or extensive flap surgeries. She also has a new found passion for art and the beauty she creates daily! Aimee Berg, Breast Friends Programs Coordinator, joins us to talk about her lifelong passion for art and how it has lead to the beloved Creative Connections program at Breast Friends where she encourages others to experience the process of art, rather than the outcome. Listen in to learn how art can contribute to healing from trauma and so much more!
What finally causes us to begin to explore the impact of death in our lives? For Cathy Zheutlin it was the deaths around her.
Join Lena Franklin and her guest, Danielle Paige, famed Intuitive Astrologer and Spiritual Teacher for a potent conversation on the energy forecast for 2023.
Dr. Sandra Musial, a pediatrician and practiced pediatric medicine for 24 years, transitioned over to the field of Food as Medicine. She is passionate about teaching adults the importance of food in relation to health, both as it pertains to causing so many of the western diseases our country faces today, but also how getting back to home-cooked whole plant-based meals can fuel the body with the nutrients it needs to heal itself.Dr. Musial started Plant Docs in 2019 along with Drs Lee and Stein, which is a non-profit organization. They also provide private MD Nutrition consultations, plant-based cooking classes, and a nutrition program just for cancer survivors.The Plant Docs programs provide high quality evidence-based education to folks looking to improve their health through food. The programs focus mostly on nourishing plant-based foods that are unprocessed in their most whole form, without added oils or sugars.Dr. Musial will discuss the The Plant Docs signature program, a month-long Jumpstart Your Health program to improve health in just one month.
J’vanete (Jay-vuh-nay) Skiba will share her perspectives from her role as the Assistant Director for Equity, Education, and Engagement for the New Hanover County Resiliency Task Force in Wilmington, North Carolina.
Every day people ask me, “Dr. West, what supplements should I take? Which supplements work? What dosage should I be taking of vitamin D, fish oil, and vitamin C?” Are there supplements for anxiety, depression, arthritis, hormone balance, fibromyalgia, Lyme disease, and brain health? We help people beat their diseases. Every day. People. Just. Like. You. Don’t be confused with supplements any longer. Let me get you the information to make educated decisions on supplements - what I call medical nutritional therapy. I’ll share with you what has been working in my clinical practice that has created the incredible patient outcomes you'll see on our video and Facebook platform. You see, I’m tackling this subject head-on. It’s confusing and frankly, there’s some junk on the market - sometimes when I look at the bottle of what people are taking, I feel like saying, throw away the pills and eat the bottle - at least you might get some fiber. Many people in the US take one or more vitamins - they might add minerals, herbs, botanicals, amino acids, enzymes, pre-workout, post-workout, capsules, gummies, powders, or energy bars. Some are popular like Vitamin D3, B12, and calcium and some are less well-known like astaxanthin, yakitron, tongkat, cetylmyristoleate; well, you get the idea. So, Friday at noon PT, I'm going to share with you supplements that work; ones to avoid and if you feel fine - maybe there is some prevention that you just don’t know about. I mean based on the amount of pollution, acceptable contamination, chemicals in food, and thoughtless exposure to other people's ailments, maybe everyone should be taking ideal supplements. So that’s the show - Supplement Simplification with America’s Healer on Voice America radio. Not only am I going to share with you which supplements help which diseases; you can even call in and ask me questions. There’s a free resource ebook you can get from my website americashealer.com. It’s not just me saying it, you’ll meet people that were out of hope; out of time; and out of options, but are now leading normal, healthy lives. So, come with me on a fun journey to discover how to live your best life.
We have to eat, or we die. Yet foods probably kill most of us, at least in developed countries. Cows make milk for their calves. Pigs have piglets to maintain their species, not to feed us. Wheat grows seeds to maintain its species too. So do cabbages.
In this episode of Healthy Spine, Happy Life, join Dr. Kay Fontana, the Healthy Spine Coach, and her guest, Lynley Welte. Lynley will be sharing how she has helped her clients change their mindset using the Emotional Freedom Technique.
On this show, we will discuss fairy tales and how they assist children and adults to cope with life's challenges. Jungian analysis will be discussed as will bibliotherapy and storytelling.
What is EFT?Tapping (from the EFT – Emotional Freedom Techniques protocol) is a powerful energy psychology technique that helps relieve all types problems by tapping on energy meridian points on the body while using key phrases and other protocols. Energy meridians were first “known” in Chinese medicine.In the last few years, Western medicine has developed technology to measure them, proving what we already knew: we are made up of energy!Tapping works for many different things, because it relieves and resolves old emotional disruptions in the body. And energy disruptions are the cause of all negative emotions, illnesses and diseases.
After her fiancee's father died, Erica Buist became terrified of death itself. Afraid to venture outside and anxious about the other people she loved dying too, her life narrowed to an alarming degree.
There are moments when the human journey can feel like an uphill climb with both ordinary and extraordinary circumstances. Hidden in plain sight are a unique and unconventional set of blessings available to all of us to navigate this thing we call life.
Lena Franklin has been on a journey back home to her wholeness. Growing up in a hybrid Buddhist/Christian home, we entire life has been a merge of East and West ~ the core of her global healing work.
Sami Aaron, the founder of the nonprofit, The Resilient Activist, will discuss how people everywhere are experiencing severe emotional distress caused by climate change and environmental devastation.
In this episode of Healthy Spine, Happy Life, join Dr. Kay Fontana, the Healthy Spine Coach, and her guest, Kris Harris of Kore Fitness.
Shawn Sherman is the developer of the Square 1 Rehab System. SQUARE 1 is a relatively new system that is used to restore neurological organization to human posture and movement.It simply can make an injured part of your body start working correctly again.
On this episode we will continue our discussion of mindfulness and specifically look at issues of psychological flexibility and functional contextualism within acceptance and commitment therapy in training
Host Michelle Beck welcomes Patrick Norman, Director & Producer, to talk about the amazing documentary “Full Circle.”About the film: Full Circle reveals how mastectomy tattoos empower breast cancer survivors to see past their scars to finally find the confidence to start dating after cancer, fix bad reconstructive work, and simply feel like themselves again. These tattoos change lives, and these women shared their stories to show others that breast cancer doesn’t have to leave the last mark.Why make this film? Mastectomies leave women scarred in more ways than one. Often, surgery involves removing nipples and areolae—and with them a profound sense of self.Doctors can only help so much, typically with more invasive surgeries or basic cosmetic tattoos that look like a pepperoni.
How does a life change when the person you're closest to in the world dies? For Paul Linke, that person was his wife and the mother of his three children. When she died of breast cancer at 37, he entered a new landscape.
Your Journey to Enlightenment awakens an ancient knowing that you are a Master and have always been. The moment has come for a new visionary that engages in a radical approach to living, being, and knowing.This rebel visionary is fully engaged from the heart and gut and goes against the norm, not allowing systems to rule his or her expression.Your Journey to Enlightenment lays out 12 guiding principles that will help you discover how to:Live in constant, unfolding potential, without attachment to outcomesLive awake and aware, soaring as a magnetizing force in personal and global expansionLive and walk an authentic path of devotion, unlocking inherent giftsLive a process of self-activated awakening for mastery of the multidimensional experience
Lise Pape is the Founder of Walk With Path, a leading smart insole utilizing their leading AI gait analysis to improve the health and lives of older people worldwide.
Todd Wilcher, MA, CTRS, will share his work with Covenant House, Georgia. Covenant House provides services to unhoused youth. Their Crisis Shelter, the P.J. Garcia Youth Shelter, serves as a home for up to 60 youths ages 18-24.
In this episode of Healthy Spine, Happy Life, join Dr. Kay Fontana, the Healthy Spine Coach, and her guest, Jayne Kraman, with Better Living Solutions, shares her work with Myofascial Release Therapy for optimal health.
Have you ever been told that leaking while laughing, coughing, sneezing or exercising is “just normal”? Or, has your pain with intimacy been dismissed or shrugged off because other people experience too? Mendwell Health’s Dr.
When Dr. Paul Kalanithi faced a stage IV lung cancer diagnosis in his last year as a neurosurgical resident, his wife, Dr. Lucy Kalanithi faced it with him.
You are here to reunite mind, body, and spirit by creating, experienc- ing, and expressing. This will always engage a beginning, middle, and end. It will often encompass a challenge that unfolds a deeper lesson. Your jour- ney to planet Earth was intended for experiential engagement. This would require both, the process of involution and that of evolution. There are parts on the inside and outside of every human being that are at war with the Self. It is the journey of victim, villain, and hero . . . the unknown, the question, the answer . . . living, being, and knowing. The greatest gift of the soul is to release fully, so that it can be all that experience offers in knowing its true expansiveness.The journey involves predetermined obstacles within the self and in the outside world. It is through being at war, in love, and of peace, the soul journey unfolds. The experience and integration of love, poured on every circumstance, brings the peace being sought. Love would have you discover that everything is loving and good, even those things that seem ugly, wrong, or bad. Love would show you the steps along the path. Love would never leave you or stop being your guide. But it requires you to be present and loving to the Self, so that you see, and can be seen, through the eyes of Love rather than distorted perceptions. This is the place that holds all illusion, reality, and truth.
Leslie Farin, founder and publisher of 50Plus Today, is a Senior Marketing Expert and creative leader in the aging space.
Carmen Turner-Schott will share her book, Sun Signs, Houses & Healing: Build Resilience & Transform Your Life Through Astrology.
In this episode of Healthy Spine, Happy Life, join Dr. Kay Fontana, the Healthy Spine Coach, and her guest, Lynley Welte. Lynley will be sharing how she has helped her clients change their mindset using the Emotional Freedom Technique.
This episode will focus solely on the prevention of C. difficile as prevention is the best way to Not have to deal with it.
Do you think you know a lot about breast cancer? On this episode of Breast Friends Cancer Support Network, I get to quiz my friends and co-workers about how much they really know.
In this episode, Kim Andryc, Lora Solomon, and Simran Singh discuss:Understanding and embracing the multidimensional pieces of ourselves. Embodying and expressing presence.
Dor Skuler will talk about his product, ElliQ, which is a friendly presence in your daily life. Engaging you in conversation, motivating you to adopt healthier habits, and surprising you with jokes and suggestions. Your personal sidekick on the journey to age independently. No matter how much (or how little) experience you have with technology, ElliQ® is simple and easy to use. Through voice commands, on-screen instructions, and proactive suggestions, ElliQ interacts with you in a way that feels natural, effortless, and personalized just for you.
The great spiritual leader, Desmond Tutu died last week, and Resiliency Within was already planning to enter the new year with his message of joy.
Castor oil has been used since 1550 BC. It has been used in Edgar Cayce remedies and used for detox, skin and hair care and as an adjunct in many medical conditions. Learn about its many uses in this podcast.
In this episode of Healthy Spine, Happy Life, join Dr. Kay Fontana, the Healthy Spine Coach, and her guest, Kris Harris of Kore Fitness.
Are you looking for a more intimate connection with your partner? Perhaps you’re feeling empowered to create your own sexy lifestyle full of happiness, passion, and love.
C. diff (also known as Clostridioides difficile or C. difficile) is a bacterium that causes severe diarrhea and severe inflammation of the gut. This bacterium is everywhere in the environment, and produces spores that are extremely hard to kill.
This episode will discuss how do use mindfulness methods and meditation with your children. The children can be any age and at any level of ability.
History. Culture. Trauma. debuted this year. Our first year has been a success and we are grateful to all of our listeners. We will return in the new year with new episodes and new guests.
Please join us as we discuss how fear training and personal defense training can enhance personal performance.
Deborah Beauvais, Founder DreamVisions7 Radio Network hosts an intimate conversation on Knowing Face...A sacred romance began eons ago when One separated into two; and two became many. All of life stemmed from that origin, expanding and contracting through the sacred constructs of duality, multiplicity and alchemy. Through a multi-sensory experience of Self, 7 human graces make way for knowing the full expanse of humanity that creates the embodied experiences of unconditional loving, compassion and peace. Inner authority, confidence, creativity and authenticity awaken through presence with our most human sensory expansion and the divine flowering of essence.You are not just a rainbow in the dark. An ‘unknown’ YOU has treasures in escrow. Your body holds secrets. The sacred trickles through your bloodlines and rests within the marrow of your bones. You are the embodiment of an enormous spirit that is non-judging, everlasting and all-knowing. Your soul purpose is to reweave human experience into the embodiment and humble power of a God on legs. Deborah Beauvais is the Founder/Owner of Dreamvisions 7 Radio Network created in 2007 out of love with a vision to consciously serve humanity. Since 2004, Deborah’s syndicated radio show Love By Intuition has fostered empowerment, healing and unity consciousness. She is an intuitive, healer and facilitator of Light as a Reconnective Healing™ and The Reconnection™ Practitioner trained by Dr. Eric Pearl. Deborah founded the Kids 4 Love Project, an enrichment program rooted in self-love unifying humanity as well as Kids 4 Love Project Radio Show celebrating kids making a difference. Deborah is co-author of “The Paper Doll Kids” with Janine Sullivan who wrote accompanying song “Kids for Love” sung by four of Deborah’s grandchildren. Deborah is also a contributing author for Chaos to Clarity Sacred Stories of Transformational Change, Crappy to Happy: Sacred Stories of Transformational Joy and Mayhem to Miracles True Stories of Courage, Triumph and Peace.
Whether or not we are granted a fresh start every year, the world is set up so that we believe it’s possible.
Dr. Tracey Marks, MD, is a forensic psychiatrist and author of Author of Why Am I So Anxious? Powerful Tools for Recognizing Anxiety and Restoring Your Peace. She will discuss the most common causes of anxiety, help you identify what type of anxiety you may be experiencing, and give you helpful insight on how you can self-manage your anxiety before deciding if additional treatment options are the best choice. Bottom line: Anxiety doesn’t need to control your life!Dr, Marks will discuss:- Detailed explanations for many of the most common anxiety disorders people struggle with in today's times- Tips for managing mild to moderate anxiety, with recommendations that go beyond just therapy and medication to help you decide what treatment option is best for you- Helpful guidance for recognizing and preventing situations where anxiety may be triggered- Simple exercises that will help you recognize your symptoms and triggers, so that you can better manage your anxiety
A team of multi-generational civil rights leaders, historians, educators, community leaders and clinicians gathered together to participate in a landmark initiative, the Kellogg Foundation’s Racial Equity 2030 grant opportunity.
In this episode of Healthy Spine, Happy Life, join Dr. Kay Fontana, the Healthy Spine Coach, and her guest, Jayne Kraman, with Better Living Solutions, shares her work with Myofascial Release Therapy for optimal health.
Are you still wondering what squirting is all about? It seems to be a hot topic but so few people can actually explain what squirting is and where it comes from.
Music therapy discussion of music therapy and it’s uses with children and adults with and without disabilities.
For many, the holidays are a stressful time. As we collectively deal with the grief and loss of Covid-19 and the resulting economic instability, this holiday season can bring mental health struggles.
Carolyn demystifies spa services, treatments and gives the scoop on how to enjoy the best spa experience anywhere you are!
We’ve all seen butterflies, feathers, or repetitive numbers like 444 . . . and THEN there are moments when we recognize these signs as a cosmic language, turning points and pathways in our lives revealing our answer or next step on our journeys.Signs are mystical, Divine encounters. They create a bridge, a way that we, as the seen, communicate with the unseen. Signs help us pause, notice, and reflect on these moments of wonder to establish trust within ourselves and with the world outside of us.Delve into a conversation on SIGNS between me and Rev. Ariel Patricia Caganello, Founder of Sacred Stories Publishing. We will be discussing the release of SIGNS: Sacred Encounters with Pathways, Turning Points and Divine Guideposts... the latest release in the Common Sentience Series.
Some lucky people are born into families they adore spending time with—their loving mutual bonds make holidays and multi-generational vacations a drama-free joy.
Paula Marshall is an author and has been the CEO of the Bama Companies since 1984. Her vision stands as a beacon for team members, inspiring the organization to achieve the Bama mission – “People Helping People Be Successful”.
In today's episode of "What Would Dr. Virgie Do?", Dr. Virgie reveals why it's critical that we never (ever!) move medical debt from the facility which provided our care, pay it off with loans, or put it on credit cards.
Why do parents and school staff get so stressed before, during and after IEP meetings. Let's discuss some strategies to support yourselves in the process.
America's culture of child abuse and neglect negatively impacts every aspect of American life.
In today’s episode we will explore the role of Acupuncture, Reiki healing and different styles of complementary medicine as a way of healing both the body and the mind.
Everyone is an esthetician these days, right?! Carolyn gives straight talk on what facial treatments are safe to do at home and what's not!
What is forest bathing and why is is good for you? We’ll discuss what a forest bathing experience actually is. We’ll talk about the scientific research on the benefits of time in nature.
Every once in awhile, we invite a health expert on the show who is also engaged in the arts. While medical science is the language of facts, research, data, diagnosis and treatment, the arts is the language of the heart.
In this episode, Kim Andryc, Lora Solomon, and Simran Singh discuss:Understanding and embracing the multidimensional pieces of ourselves. Embodying and expressing presence.
“I think this is what Nelson Mandela meant by the ‘rainbow nation’. Learning about how to stabilize the nervous system is equality and is beyond nations, culture, religion, and ethnicity.
There is a saying, “ What you don’t know won’t hurt you,” but after this recent product development and lengthy research into Synthetic Fragrances, I would beg to differ.
This episode will discuss how do use mindfulness methods and meditation with your children. The children can be any age and at any level of ability.
After surviving 4 different cancers over the course of 8 years Liz Benditt knows a thing or two about cancer treatments. She channeled that experience to curate premium, elegant and functional, cancer care packages.
Research can indeed be complex and hard to understand. However, the writing about it should not add to the difficulty.
Have you awakened spiritually yet still feel stuck? You are not alone. Many seekers feel dissatisfied despite years of practice.When you let go of the idea that you are on a journey, you arrive at your destination.
One of the most prevalent—and damaging—themes in our culture is the need to be right. It's one of those essential memes that we take for granted.
Allan Langer will discuss his book, "The Seven Secrets to Selling More by Selling Less", and you’ll discover a new way to sell more by doing what you wanted to do in the first place: help your customers. You will learn how to: Sell more than you ever have in your career, sell customers a product or service and actually feel good about yourself doing it, and never use a “sales pitch” again.
Natalia Valevska will share her insights from living within their beloved country, Ukraine, during the Russian invasion of February 2022.
Are you longing for relationship that starts off strong and get more intimate and exciting over time? Perhaps you wish you could communicate in a mature and emotionally-connected way with your partner.
There are multiple types of intestinal parasites that can infect human bodies, such as tapeworms, pinworms, hookworms, and more. In recent years, there’s been discussion of another potential intestinal inhabitant called the "rope worm".
Why do parents and school staff get so stressed before, during and after IEP meetings. Let's discuss some strategies to support yourselves in the process.
Research has found that there is credibility to the term mind-body connection. There is a clear link between our thoughts, feelings, emotions and our physical body.
Dr. Ellen Albertson shares: "I am the healthiest person I know, am an RD and board certified health and wellness coach, and have NO family history of cancer, yet on my son’s 21st birthday I was diagnosed with stage 1A breast cancer.
Carolyn talks truth and dispels myths about all types of permanent makeup with board certified expert Daisie Nguyen!
Steve Kanji Ruhl describes a journey we all take, one that Buddhism calls “seeking our true home.
Join us with our guest, Professor Simon Cutting, Ph. D., as we discuss the genetic control of spore formation in Bacillus subtilis, and the research behind the scenes defining Clostridioides difficile in health and environment.
Psychology has largely focused on the various things that can go wrong with the human mind, including different forms of mental illness and how we react to traumatic events in the world. While positive psychology tries to remedy that by focusing on topics such as happiness and self-fulfillment, the countless research studies exploring what it means to live more fully tend not to be known outside the academic community. Even though the popular media is now bursting with stories and articles describing how to diet effectively, have a better sex life, develop washboard abs, have a successful marriage, etc., they also seem to perpetuate various myths about happiness and how it can be attained. As an alternative to the various quick fixes promised by media sources worldwide, Dozois instead breaks down his advice on living more fully into the following life lessons: Engage in happiness-relevant activities. Tune in and learn how to find great satisfaction in your life!
Over the last decade, the number of treatment options for patients with advanced cancers has greatly expanded.
Dor Skuler will talk about his product, ElliQ, which is a friendly presence in your daily life. Engaging you in conversation, motivating you to adopt healthier habits, and surprising you with jokes and suggestions. Your personal sidekick on the journey to age independently. No matter how much (or how little) experience you have with technology, ElliQ® is simple and easy to use. Through voice commands, on-screen instructions, and proactive suggestions, ElliQ interacts with you in a way that feels natural, effortless, and personalized just for you.
Curious about something? Google it. But is curiosity simply information seeking? According to Perry Zurn and Dani S. Bassett, what gets left out in the conventional understanding of curiosity are the relations between ideas and between people.
Got medical bills? Listen to how to catch the 5 biggest mistakes in your medical bills (and have more money for holiday shopping!). Dr. Virgie shares expert insider secrets on saving hundreds to thousands on medical bills! crushmedicaldebt.com
As our nation celebrates Thanksgiving Day, we at PACEs Connection believe it is appropriate to recognize the genocide and land theft endured by the indigenous people of the Americas.
Christine, an international print and runway model, best-selling author, speaker and breast cancer advocate will be here to tell us how to come out of trauma with a stronger sense of self and self esteem. Walking runways and accepting awards wearing a bandage for a top - Christine calls herself the Cancer Disruptor and is paving the way for models without breasts and with scars, highlighting differences in beauty.
Running from death was a big part of Sue William Silverman's response to early adulthood.
Join us with our guest, Ron Roman, RN, CEO Safety Net as we discuss creating a safe environment, maintaining a safe environment in both healthcare and home. Ron will review Disinfection – what is Clean, Sanitize, Disinfect and Sterilize and how to simplify the terms.
Lisa empowers entire teams to focus on the essential soft skills to build strong personal brands that turn clients into raving fans. With her vision to educate and empower, to excel, Lisa will outline her proven B.R.A.N.D. Method with a special emphasis focusing on the importance of image when working remotely.
Are you reluctant to ASK because you fear rejection? Have you asked and been rejected? That's happened to all of us at one time or another.
Herpes, specifically Herpes Simplex Virus I and Herpes Simplex Virus II can be Cured!! Since the early 1980"s this extremely common infection has severely effected people lives in the USA.
On this episode we will continue our discussion of mindfulness and specifically look at issues of psychological flexibility and functional contextualism within acceptance and commitment therapy in training
In light of the recent college shootings, PACEs Connection would like to revisit our discussion with Rev. Deanna Hollas...
In this episode, our host, Ingrid Cockhren, will speak with Rev. Deanna Hollas. Rev.
Your spine also plays a big role in your central nervous system. ... Your brain coordinates activity throughout your body, and your spinal cord carries information between your brain and body.
Brianna Barrett had seen too much loss due to cancer even while a college student. Then she was diagnosed herself with cancer herself in her early 20's.
How does someone find his way from the murder, at age 14, of both his parents to a life guided by big love? Scott Stabile evolved from putting his grief aside and going on with life to honoring and respecting, even inviting, his grief.
The Americans with Disabilities Act and Web Content Accessibility Guidelines require web properties to be accessible to those with disabilities. Websites that do not comply can be subject to legal claims, with lawsuits increasing 300% in 2021 alone.
Over 4000 years ago in ancient Sumer, some of the first mythographers inscribed the stories and myths of the Goddess Inanna on clay tablets in cuneiform. These incredible findings were unearthed, and the fragments were painstakingly pieced together and translated.
What they discovered were the ways Inanna was heralded as a goddess who embodies polarities: impatient and deliberate, an attentive lover and fierce warrior, connected to fertility as well as death-making her an accessible, relatable, and inspiring representation of the Divine Feminine as she stands in her power and multidimensionality. The Way of Inanna: A Heroine's Guide to Living Unapologetically is a field guide to heart-centered living through the wisdom of the Sumerian Goddess of Love.
Join us with three C. diff. Survivors - Christine, Alba, and Renata, as they share their personal message with you.
We are grateful for their time and for sharing their C. diff. infection experiences with us.
Unemployment has especially hurt older workers in this recession. Workers 55 years old and older are more likely to be unemployed and spend longer looking for a new job than is the case for younger workers. They also often experience discrimination.
He will talk about some ethical and logical principles of health care and his mentorship program to address challenges related to psychiatric training.
Even before Covid, parenting was hard. According to physician, writer, and father of three young children, Andrew Bomback, “From day one, parenting can feel like a version of ‘we are flying the plane as we build it.
Are you concerned about the sexual health of a potential sex partner but find it too uncomfortable to ask the right questions at the right time? Perhaps you want to warn a new partner about your STD but you’re too ashamed to admit it.
Just in time for Veterans Day 2022: Jerry Ashton, co-founder of RIP Medical Debt, the nonprofit which has empowered donors to forgive more than $7 billion in medical debt for more than 4 million Americans, returns to update Dr. Virgie on how to really say "Thank you for your service" to our military veterans. Go to endveteranmedicaldebt.com to call your Congressperson, sign the petition, and spread the word to thank and take care of those who take care of us. https://endveteranmedicaldebt.com #endvetmeddebt
On this episode we will discuss the optimist creed and how it can affect your life in a very positive fashion way to live your life through your challenges optimist
In honor of her recent involvement in the Cornell University exhibit, "Material Resistance: Social Justice and Empowerment Narratives Told Through Cloth", we will play an encore of "Women of the PACEs Movement: Agnes Woodward".
Please join use as we learn from three veterans about mental health and their journeys to healing themselves and others.
Helen Condon is uniquely positioned on how to process the emotions surrounding grief, whether post-loss or in anticipation of coming loss, having lost 2 adult children to cancer.
She will walk us through the following steps: Learning how to cope with the loss. Learning how to process the pain. Finding light in the new reality. Creating an ongoing life of self-care.
Learn more at www.griefrelief.support
Those of us who work in the healthcare world experience personal losses like all other humans. Sometimes our losses lead to our career choices and sometimes we are integrating losses into already established careers.
TRINA WIGGINS MD returns to share her best practices to manage arthritic pain while maintaining optimal fitness. She's a fitness expert, and Senior Olympics and Bodybuilding medalist. https://www.trinawiggins.
Goldman explains in detail how to perform vocal harmonics--a form of overtone chanting--and experience their transformative and healing powers.
Living without passion, positive expectations, or enthusiasm can become painful. But feeling hopeless doesn’t have to be permanent. We all have our own definitions of hope and hopelessness, but the emotions we experience are real and valid. Feeling hopeless may be a natural, universal response to personal and world events that impact our lives. It can also be a symptom of depression, adjustment disorders, and other mental health conditions. Tune in and and learn how to work our way out of hopelessness to joy!
Ken’s new book “The Courage to Change Everything” provides proven wealth strategies and success principles to help people stand in their strength, awaken their inner genius, and fast track their success. It includes a foreword by Steven M.R. Covey. “Most people think of courage as running into a burning building or being a first responder,” says Ken, “but true courage pushes us past our personal limitations, so we can transcend difficulties and open up substantial opportunities. It helps us find ourselves, find our passions, and live an authentic life. It takes real courage to build a business, have a better relationship, speak your truth, find happiness, or look within your own heart to see what’s missing and heal it.” Based on profound wisdom from the East and cutting-edge mind-body science from the West, “The Courage to Change Everything” provides principles to systematically improve your business and your life. Ken will discuss: * The Code of Courage Formula to See the Unseeable * How to Increase Your Courage and Know the Unknowable * Ways to Awaken Your Inner Genius and Do the Impossible * Steps to Change Your Destiny and Achieve an Extraordinary Life
With a practical approach that weaves together Eastern medicine, western psychology, and African ancestral principles of spirituality, author Lindsay Fauntleroy teaches you how to use the elements to improve physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual health. Experiences such as heartache, anxiety, and procrastination are signs that one of the elements is out of balance within you. Discover how to regain your footing, tap into your latent potential, and find your flow with journal prompts, flower essences, yoga poses, and music.
Haskap berries, known as honey berries in the USA, are berries that were used in traditional medicine by the Ainu people, that are high in nutrition. They were known as the “elixir of life”; botany-edible blue honeysuckle, or double berry.
Weigh In.... ...What Does the International Day of Older Persons Mean to You? ...What are your beliefs about aging....About older people? ...Do You think we value and respect older adults in the US? ...How do you feel about growing older in our society? ...Do you think it's time that older adults receive dignity, respect, quality of life and quality of care? On December 4 1990 the United Nations General Assembly designated Oct 1st to be the International Day of Older Persons.The overarching theme for the United Nations International Day of Older Persons in 2022 is “Resilience of Older Persons in a Changing World. In doing so, The United Nations is marking the International Day of Older Persons for encouraging countries to draw attention to and challenge negative stereotypes and misconceptions about older adults and aging, enabling older adults to continue their life's journey with purpose, quality of life, dignity and respect. According to the UN chief, "Ending ageism and securing the rights of older persons is an ethical and practical imperative.". He urged the need to address this as a violation of human rights and called for "greater legal guarantees of equality for older persons to prevent ageism from resulting in discriminatory policies, laws and treatment." The World Health Organization (WHO) acknowledging that there is worldwide and widespread negative attitudes towards older adults and has called out these ageist attitudes, as it's widely known that these attitudes are detrimental to the older person's self-esteem, self-worth, physical and mental health.
John Beard, the director of the World Health Organization, of Ageng and Life Course, stated in a news release that, “Most people are completely unaware of the subconscious stereotypes they hold about older people," He further states that when we can stop defining people by their age, we can have "more prosperous, equitable and healthier societies.”
Got medical bills? Listen to how to catch the 5 biggest mistakes in your medical bills (and have more money for holiday shopping!). Dr. Virgie shares expert insider secrets on saving hundreds to thousands on medical bills! crushmedicaldebt.com
Intravenous Ozone therapy has been used for over 100 years around the world. It is uniquely able to eliminate or cure almost every disease or condition that may kill you as well as those that may not kill you but make you wish you were dead.
On this episode we will talk with Julie Hornok, author of United Autism and mother of a child with autism. We will discuss the ups and downs of parenthood and living the strengths of an individual with ASD
Long-time health, science and technology journalist Jane Stevens joins PACEs Connection CEO Ingrid Cockhren to do a deep dive into why people aren’t getting an accurate picture about violence in their communities.
Please join us as we talk to individuals that had cancer, their journey to healing and living.
Everyone, regardless of income or net worth, has an estate. It may include minor children, assets like a home, car, computers, websites, business, bank accounts, retirement accounts, life insurance, collections and of course your online presence (Digital Property).
The best way to get your Estate Plan started is to answer four simple questions: Where, Who, What and When.
- Where will your children live if something happens to you and your spouse?
- Who do you want to receive your things (either cash, tangible personal or virtual property)? 3: What things are your family going to receive and 4: When would you like your family to receive those things? Do you want your children receiving everything at 18 years of age?
And once you have answered those questions it might be a good idea to think about a fifth "W". Wondering… I wonder what would happen if you or your spouse suffers a temporary incapacity. What types of legal document can be drafted now so you can stand in each other’s shoes to make medical or financial decisions.
A new W that just happened Jan 1 2020. Will the Secure Act Impact Your Retirement Plan? Several provisions of the Act are worth highlighting, as they could have an impact on your ability to grow assets, manage taxes and protect retirement assets for your children.
michelle-shari@krusslaw.com (503) 490-4020 www.Krusslaw.com
Losing a dream can have a profound impact- a grief of another kind. Roselee Blooston always knew she wanted a career in the theater and believed with all her heart she would "make it" as an actress.
Patient access to their physicians is a primary mover for healthcare improvement in 2020’s.
Are you seeking to serve the world in a way that fulfills your true purpose? Do you want to be an agent of change for yourself and your world? Are you ready to answer the call? We are at a point in time where the scales of universal justice are rebalancing elements of crisis, chaos, and dysfunction within our social systems and global structures.
By becoming aware of our individual expressions of fear, obsession, and separation we have the opportunity to transcend the human condition, creating a greater good for all. Find that direction with Being, the second book in the Self-Realization series. By addressing the seven illusions of social conditioning (time, duality, money, hierarchy, identity, evolution, and war), Being engages the bold and courageous conversation that can move us from conformity to courage, from vice to virtue.
Discover how embodying these seven keys of awakening and cultivating seven corresponding aspects of essence allows access to the natural divine expression that has always been available to us. The world needs you now, in the most courageous, yet vulnerable, way. Answer the call of your soul ... and that of the world soul.
A Symposium specifically developed for Patients Diagnosed With a C. diff. Infection, Being Treated For a Clostridioides diffiicile infection, Recovering From a Clostridioides difficile Infection and Recurrences with Family Members and Caregivers. Distinguished members and keynote speakers provide insight as to what impacts the patient and families on both quality and economic topics, what role leadership plays in creating the right culture for patient-centered care, and how to identify, evaluate, and prioritize innovations that can quickly touch the lives of patients battling C. diff. infections.
Kathy Bischoff, C. diff. Survivor "My C. diff. Journey"
Renata Johnson, C. diff. Survivor "My C. diff. Journey"
Paul Feuerstadt, MD - review
Barbara McGovern, MD, “Treatment of recurrent C. difficile infection with SER-109, an investigational microbiome drug.
Politics is something that has become inescapable in our social media focused society. We all know a person that uses a social media platform to start arguments with people they disagree with politically.
Emily Wyant is a world-renowned hair expert, educator, speaker, author, and TV & Radio personality. As the founder of Bond Hair Bar, Emily's determination and continued education is geared toward helping women with hair loss. She will discuss how to rejuvenate and protect their natural hair and discuss her book, Happy By Design, showing you how to use your five senses to trigger your happiness, your sense of freedom, and experience happiness every day.
Many of us suffer from nightmares, and those generated by trauma are among the most insidious and frightening.
Before you see a doctor for swollen leg veins, listen to this episode with Dr. Paula Muto. Dr. Muto, a board certified vascular and general surgeon, reveals what you should know to protect yourself from painful complications from poor venous circulation (including restless leg syndrome - who knew!?) and potentially fatal leg blood clots. After more than 25 years as a practicing surgeon, Dr. Muto founded UBERDOC, which provides fast access to the best doctors for in-person and telemedicine appointments at direct-pay, affordable, transparent prices. As an expert insider, Dr. Muto shares why the direct pay option for health care is so important to arm ourselves against becoming cost victims of the American medical system. https://uber-docs.com/
The human body is 60-70% water. Yet most people walk around dehydrated which affects their ability to prevent and treat all medical problems. Yet the water most people drink falls somewhere between very poor quality and outright dangerous.
On this episode, we will continue our discussion of resiliency in people living challenges and will enjoy a conversation with writer of 5 Best ways to build resiliency Jessie Sholl
This week's episode is an excerpt from a recorded interview of Donna Jackson Nakazawa conducted by PACEs Connection team members, Carey Sipp & Natalie Audage.
Please join us as we speak with a licensed nutritionist and physical trainer to highlight the benefits of managing both diet and physical fitness!
Amy was a young single mother when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. The love and support of her daughter provided her so much to fight for. After treatment, she wanted to give back to others and found a job in oncology sales to help others.
Building the skills that support us in grief, that grow our resilience, is a lifelong pursuit.
Let’s have an honest conversation about stress, anxiety and depression. They are not simply symptoms of family history or chemical imbalance.
A conversation that illuminates a journey through the body and reveals the potential held within your very blood and bones. It will transform the way you see your life story, bringing clarity and a sense of awe to who you are and what is possible for you. A deep understanding of the physical body’s connection with the emotional past and the spiritual present.
A Symposium specifically developed for Patients Diagnosed With a C. diff. Infection, Being Treated For a Clostridioides diffiicile infection, Recovering From a Clostridioides difficile Infection and Recurrences with Family Members and Caregivers.
Gluttony is the over-indulgence and over-consumption of food and drink, and it's something pretty much all of us are guilty of from time to time. We all love to eat, and we especially crave rich, calorie-packed foods.
Paula Marshall is the CEO of the Bama Companies, Inc, which manufactures oven-ready products for customers in the quick-service and casual restaurant industry and private label products for retail in more than 17 countries.
In this episode, my guest Kelly Intriligator and I talk about the impact of a child on an existing romantic and dyadic relationship, where the partners were once free to focus only on each other. The birth of a child is a source of great joy, but also enormous stress, and we will discuss ways we can both multiply the joy, and mitigate the stress.
Are you looking for a new swinger’s club to try out while on vacation in London England? Join us with The Surrey MILF, who has been a regular at Le Boudoir Club since they opened.
In this super info-packed episode, board-certified Internal Medicine physician Dr. Asqual Getaneh reveals insightful secrets behind the 3 pillars - healthy diet, regular exercise, and mental health and stress management - of good health and well-being. They're easier to do than you think! Dr. Getaneh also shares where to find trusted information you need to help you and your family stay healthy throughout life. https://health.gov/myhealthfinder Also, Dr. Virgie exposes the #1 reason Americans are tricked into paying money we don't owe in this bonus episode of "What Would Dr. Virgie Do?" https://crushmedicaldebt.com
The Zyto Bioresonace Scan is a unique, non-invasive test that helps the practitioner “look inside” the body at the functional capabilities of the person being examined.
A supportive community can serve as a primary catalyst for healing both individual and collective trauma. Faith-based entities, organizations, and churches have been the conduit for transformation and healing if they understand PACE's science.
We know that children are our future. So, what does it take to raise a good kid? Dr. Connie believes the two most important things we can give our children are: 1) Roots and 2) Wings.
Please join us where we learn about anti-aging strategies from both the medical and day to day perspective.
Gillian Lichota, Founder of iRise Above Breast Cancer, will be here to discuss the amazing work that iRise Above does – providing young women with targeted, age-appropriate, and integrated health and wellness resources and tools that enable them to rise above the residual effects of breast cancer, so that they can heal and live well.
With gun violence at epidemic rates, often directed at vulnerable communities, family face a grief which is hard to address.
We go to work every day, and spend one third of our lives making a living, interacting with others, and conforming to organizational norms.
Welcome to the second episode of a special four (4) part series: A Symposium Created For Patients Diagnosed With a C. diff. Infection, Being Treated For a Clostridioides diffiicile infection, Recovering From a Clostridioides difficile Infection and Recurrences with Family Members and Caregivers. Welcome to a Symposium specifically developed for patients, families, and caregivers. The Patient & Family C. diff. Symposium: where a gathering of healthcare professionals, keynote speakers, health advocates, practitioners, educators, are transforming the patient experience, and changing the way people experience C. diff. infections worldwide. Simon Cutting, Ph. D. “Bacillus, and C. diff. Spore Overview. “ Teena Chopra, MD ” Introduction to Infection Prevention.” Doe Kley, RN, MPH “C. diff. Transitioning from Hospital to Home. This event was sponsored by Seres Therapeutics, Seres Therapeutic's mission is to transform the lives of patients worldwide with revolutionary microbiome therapeutics Enjoy the presentations by the topic leaders joining us!
Don’t reduce Gen Z students to zombies on smartphones. Eighty-three percent prefer face-to-face communication versus texting, phone, or email, but many feel they’ve lacked adequate socialization or training for in-person conversation. They struggle with small talk, and hiding behind their phones is a crutch they turn to when they feel intimidated by the situation. Also, just because they’re comfortable with technology doesn’t necessarily make them tech savvy. Especially germane in this time of remote learning, Gen Z students don’t magically know how to use every new platform or application; they require instruction and support just like anyone else. Tune in and learn about the Gen Z generation and what their world will look like!
An Edgar Award finalist, a Launchpad Prose Top 50 finalist, and a BookLife quarterfinalist twice.
She will discuss her new novel, Daisy, which explores women's roles and relationships in how we can redefine them.
A $702 billion global diet/nutrition and weight loss industry shows that people worldwide are devoted to achieving maximum health and their desired bodies. Yet mainstream approaches are failing these individuals, and sadly, science supports this. Intent on gaining the “health,” “confidence,” and “happiness” that diets promise, consumers keep trying. Along the way, they often become sad and frustrated, believing they’re failing when they’re not.
As a person valuing our planet, I have not turned my heat on since the 73 oil embargo except for guests (even in the snow and ice) and refused to use my air conditioning in the tropics although the US Embassy paid my utility bills.
According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, self-esteem is a confidence and satisfaction in oneself.
Are you still keen on trying out kinky sex based on the movies you’ve seen, like, 50 Shades of Grey and 365? Just remember that these movies aren’t actually showing the reality of kink.
In this follow up to last week's first episode of "What Would Dr. Virgie Do?", a new regular 'What Your Medical Debt Doctor Wants You to Know' series in which Dr. Virgie reveals how she handles medical bills in step-by-step detail, Dr. Virgie reveals what happened when she got a call from a healthcare provider requesting payment for a bill. Dr. Virgie shares why it's so very important to do each of the 3 steps of the only right way to pay a medical bill every time we're contacted - by phone or mail - requesting payment for care! Go to crushmedicaldebt.com/medical-bill-paying-checklist for a free download of the 3 simple steps of the right way to pay medical bills.
Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), or sexually transmitted infections (STIs), are infections that are passed from one person to another through sexual contact. The contact is usually vaginal, oral, or anal sex.
On this episode we will discuss current issues regrading stress and trauma in children and adults.
Research has found that there is credibility to the term mind-body connection. There is a clear link between our thoughts, feelings, emotions and our physical body.
Do you know that your gut is as important as your brain? More serotonin is produced in the gut than in the brain; in fact, the gut is often referred to as the Second brain.
Significant advances have been made over the past decade in the treatment of metastatic breast cancer. However, many challenges remain for patients and their clinicians who are battling this disease. During this show, a Medical Oncologist who is on the front lines of caring for patients with metastatic breast cancer will be joined by an experienced Oncology Nurse Practitioner and a Genetic Counselor to discuss a new liquid biopsy test that can provide additional information for those who are fighting metastatic breast cancer.
Isabel and Anabel Stenzel, identical twins diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis as babies, faced a lifetime of ill health
You are here to reunite mind, body, and spirit by creating, experienc- ing, and expressing. This will always engage a beginning, middle, and end. It will often encompass a challenge that unfolds a deeper lesson. Your jour- ney to planet Earth was intended for experiential engagement. This would require both, the process of involution and that of evolution. There are parts on the inside and outside of every human being that are at war with the Self. It is the journey of victim, villain, and hero . . . the unknown, the question, the answer . . . living, being, and knowing. The greatest gift of the soul is to release fully, so that it can be all that experience offers in knowing its true expansiveness.
The journey involves predetermined obstacles within the self and in the outside world. It is through being at war, in love, and of peace, the soul journey unfolds. The experience and integration of love, poured on every circumstance, brings the peace being sought. Love would have you discover that everything is loving and good, even those things that seem ugly, wrong, or bad. Love would show you the steps along the path. Love would never leave you or stop being your guide. But it requires you to be present and loving to the Self, so that you see, and can be seen, through the eyes of Love rather than distorted perceptions. This is the place that holds all illusion, reality, and truth.
The Patient & Family C. diff. Symposium: A gathering of healthcare professionals, keynote speakers, health advocates, practitioners, educators, thought leaders, and patients who are transforming the patient experience, and changing the way people experience C. diff. infections worldwide.
Program Presenter: Paul Feuerstadt, MD, FACG
Barbara McGovern, MD “Treatment of recurrent C. difficile infection with SER-109, an investigational microbiome drug.” Paul Feuerstadt, MD ” C. diff. Overview – What is a C. diff. Infection?” Sahil Khanna, MBBS, “C. diff. Treatments and FMT Overview. “
Sexual self-esteem influences almost every sexual decision you make, from who you engage with and when to whether you constrain yourself and how. However, very little is known about sexual self-esteem and who has more or less of it. This is particularly important because sexual self-esteem and sexual satisfaction are closely related. Several studies suggest that lower sexual self-esteem negatively impacts sexual satisfaction. Another study reported the results of an experiment to test the effects of low sexual self-esteem and showed that male participants’ sexual arousal was significantly and negatively affected by poor sexual self-esteem. Tune in and learn how dynamic the influence of our self-narratives have to do with our libido!
In this episode of Your Therapy Doctor featuring Dr Pauline Belton, the Mental Health Specialist, we discuss what it means to be a courageous you. We will discuss the mental, physical, emotional and behavioral aspects of living your best life.
A celebrity decluttering expert, acclaimed founder of dClutterfly, and author of the new book Make Space for Happiness: How to Stop Attracting Clutter and Start Magnetizing the Life You Want. Tracy is a regularly featured expert on Hallmark's Home & Family, has a column on MindBodyGreen, and has regular declutter segments on Fox 5 and ABC Eyewitness News, KTLA Morning Show, KCAL9, and Good Day Sacramento. Tracy will share her expert tips to help focus on clutter in living spaces as a path to positivity in every area of our lives.
We are more similar than we are different! There is more beyond our own beliefs, we all have blind spots.
What are resident’s rights? All nursing home residents have certain rights and protections under Federal and state law, the purpose of which is to ensure they provide necessary and needed care and services.
Herpes, specifically Herpes Simplex Virus I and Herpes Simplex Virus II can be Cured!! Since the early 1980"s this extremely common infection has severely effected people lives in the USA.
Why what you eat and where you source it from matters. Learn what’s in your standard factory farmed food and how to make healthier choices. Find out how to know where your food comes from. Discover healthier ways to eat and shop for your food.
As soon as a woman hears those four words “You have breast cancer”, her world is changed forever. While we can’t always control what life presents to us, we can control how we respond.
Part I of a two part discussion on Death with the author Ivan Obolensky.
A much needed discussion on an even more greatly avoided subject, our inevitable departure from Life.
Are you all ready to crack open just a bit more today and let your Light shine brighter? Isn’t that an awesome a concept…sharing our Light? If you believe what you may have been told, and have come to know, that you are a child of the Divine, created in the image of God, the Creator, the Source of All that Is, then when I talk to you about Resurrecting Your Light, I am talking about you bringing forth a brighter presence of that Essence of The Sacred that you are! It is time to put you first.
Just as psychology studies pretty much everything a human could ever partake in, it also studies religion. The science of psychology is an attempt to analyze every part of the human experience and behavior.
In this episode of Your Therapy Doctor hosted by Dr Pauline Belton, the Mental Health Specialist featuring Attorney Aimee Griffin of The Griffin Firm PLLC.
Renee Linnell: An author, entrepreneur, grief, trauma, and cult survivor. Along with being a former surf model, a professional Argentine Tango dancer, and a serial entrepreneur with an Executive Masters in Business Administration from New York University.
The events this past month in Florida and Puerto Rico and in Mayfield, Kentucky in December, have shown us the tragedy of climate events and how every person in the community is affected. We must not forget the mental health challenges resulting from this experience. Elaine Miller-Karas, the key developer of the Community Resiliency Model and Dr. Michael Sapp, the CEO of the Trauma Resource Institute will help our listeners understand how the wellness skills of the Community Resiliency Model can help community members restore well-being during these difficult times. The Community Resiliency Model (CRM)®, a set of six wellness skills based upon the premise that there is a biological response to stressful and traumatic events common to all of humanity.
Are you noticing subtle changes in the quality and duration of your erections or perhaps you’re having difficulty getting an erection at all. If your sex life is in the tank, it may be time to check your testosterone levels.
Like so many advocates, Nancy came to this space after caring for her parents in their advanced years. However, a family history steeped in loss from an early age prepared her than most.
In honor of Self Care September & Suicide Prevention Month, Dr. Virgie and Dr. Kristin Carothers discuss why self care is like keeping the gas tank of your car filled and asking for help is a sign of good health. And, Dr.
Ozone therapy has been used for over three quarters of a century effectively to treat many diseases and conditions.
Music therapy discussion of music therapy and it’s uses with children and adults with and without disabilities.
For the month of September, PACEs Connection is taking a break. Our staff will celebrate Labor Day and take this month to restore ourselves. We have picked our most popular episodes to run this month.
We all want to maintain good health as we get older. Aging is not, in and of itself, a disease. However, aging is the major risk factor for developing many major chronic diseases. Learn what Dr.
Bestselling author, Sharon Brock, shares how mindfulness offers the emotional support needed after a breast cancer diagnosis. In Sharon’s book, The LOVEE Method, she shares how specific mindfulness practices reduce anxiety, anger, and depression related to having breast cancer, and cultivate the self-compassion and inner strength needed to get through breast cancer treatment.
Michael Wohl's father was a hippie determined to live life as he saw fit, regardless of the consequences. Childhood was fraught with uncomfortable and sometimes dangerous lapses in parental judgement.
Dr. Karl Zarse, a double Board certified anesthestist and regenerative medicine specialist, returns to speak about one of the most prevalent problems in medicine, namely back pain.
We live in a turbulent time. Storms are everywhere, of every shape and size. And like every generation before us, like every soul’s journey on Earth, we must learn the art of surviving storms, so we can endure and build a better world.
The reason heartwork is so important in surviving storms is that, as a tree needs to deepen its roots and widen its trunk to endure the force of unexpected storms, we need to know our true self so we can deepen our roots and solidify our connection to all Spirit and all life. Then, we, too, can endure the force of unexpected storms. This is especially relevant now.
Every generation has its share of turbulence and chaos—personal storms, relational storms, life storms. And all the traditions offer practices and resources to help us be strong enough and kind enough to meet the challenges of our day. It is our turn to rediscover these practices and resources in order to repair ourselves and our world. This is inner practice; heartwork. Join me and best-selling author, Mark Nepo!
Dr. Tamas Haidegger, Ph. D., Associate Professor Obuda University, and Co-founder: HandInscan will be discussing the importance of not only hand-washing but how Hand Hygiene is the top priority in social safety.
Psychological warfare involves a mental or emotional type of battle, as opposed to practicing physical combat.
It's officially fall season and even though it's one of the most transitional time of nature with it's beautiful changes of color; many transitions happen in human nature, seasonal affective disorder, major depression, anxiety and low energy levels.
“I think this is what Nelson Mandela meant by the ‘rainbow nation’. Learning about how to stabilize the nervous system is equality and is beyond nations, culture, religion, and ethnicity.
Are you looking to party and travel with sexy-fun and open-minded people? Getting together with compatible couples while on vacation creates life-long friendships and lots of great memories.
It's likely that when we hear the expression living our best selves we think of it in terms of our physical, mental and even spiritual well-being. According to Lauren Solomon it has a broader meaning.
This episode will discuss how do use mindfulness methods and meditation with your children. The children can be any age and at any level of ability.
Melissa T. Merrick, Ph.D., is President and CEO of Prevent Child Abuse America (PCA America), the nation’s oldest and largest nonprofit organization dedicated to the primary prevention of child abuse and neglect.
Mental health hacks to feel better today! Building a practice of self-care, holistic mental health and recovery.
After a late stage 3 diagnosis nearly 16 years ago, Cary has made it a priority to incorporate some form of physical activity and movement into every day. She believes that the intersection of cancer and fitness is a place where great healing can be found, and this led her to take a leadership role at Handful, a Portland, Oregon based activewear brand with a mission to support the 1 in 8 women who will be diagnosed with breast cancer in the US each year.
Mary MacCracken and her husband Cal felt blessed to have a deep and loving marriage and two successful careers. They were living a life of true happiness when Mary and others around Cal began to notice that his memory was declining.
Let’s have an honest conversation about stress, anxiety and depression. They are not simply symptoms of family history or chemical imbalance.
Dr. Pawa provides a lucid overview of mind-body treatment approaches, offering compelling insights and examples. All along the way her incisive intelligence, compassion and obvious love for her calling shine through.
Yoga traditionally means a union, a bringing together of things. You can look at it as your mind and body being one, or as a marriage of your breath with your body.
Join us with our guest Dr. Robert Carman, Ph. D., Director of Microbiology at TECHLAB, Inc. Dr. Carman's research focuses on Clostridioides difficile (C. diff., C. difficile, CDI). Dr. Carman not only introduces us to the gut microbiome, but explains the details of the environment, the colonies of microorganisms, bacteria, viruses, protozoa, and fungi, that are present in the gastrointestinal tract
New Episode Monday August 29, 2022. Schools and Universities are gearing up to receive students all over the country from Kindergarten through College. In this new episode of Your Therapy Doctor, Dr.
Dr. Tracey Marks, MD, is a forensic psychiatrist and author of Author of Why Am I So Anxious? Powerful Tools for Recognizing Anxiety and Restoring Your Peace.
Carey Sipp, leader of strategic partnerships with PACEs Connection and Kelly Purcell, Well-Being Consultant and CRM teacher with Ground. Connect. Empower.
The horrific bicycle accident that almost killed Ron gold 11 years ago changed the course of his life. The out of control car that hit Ron while riding his bicycle left him in a coma for a period of time and in intensive care for 2 months. Once out of the coma and stable enough to leave the hospital, he was transferred to a rehabilitation hospital where he remained until he completed the in-patient rehabilitation course of treatment. Of course, Ron had continuing physical and medical needs and challenges, many of which were extensive. What Ron and his wife discovered was that the guidelines in the traditional home health care system were limiting his ability to have his needs met in the most expeditious and financially expedient fashion. This prompted Ron and his wife to develop a system that bypasses some of the guidelines that traditional home health care agencies need to follow. Ron found a solution that changes how families hire home health aides. As someone who needs home care himself each day, Ron’s answer was to create LeanOnWe, a managed marketplace that allows families to find, employ, and manage experienced and highly recommended caregivers outside of the traditional home health care system.Ron and his wife, Betsy, conceived of the idea, and then brought on the team to execute it. He raised the initial funding and developed the marketing channels and industry partners. Today LeanOnWe successfully serves families in New York and New Jersey, and is broadening their reach by partnering with other companies who help provide care for people in need.
We're revisiting why it's important to always be kind to each other, including front line medical staff, even when we really really(!) don't feel like doing so. And heads up - you may want to think twice before taking an ambulance ride to the ER! Dr. Virgie reveals what to do if you're overcharged for an expensive fancy ride to the hospital. crushmedicaldebt.com
Our souls keep showing up in different lifetimes trying to get our stories right. It's an evolution so the soul can evolve and gain wisdom.
Why do parents and school staff get so stressed before, during and after IEP meetings. Let's discuss some strategies to support yourselves in the process.
For the month of September, PACEs Connection is taking a break. Our staff will celebrate Labor Day and take this month to restore ourselves. We have picked our most popular episodes to run this month.
In tough times of social, political, and economic unrest, how do you experience happiness? It’s very difficult and requires conscious effort.
In this episode, my guest Michael O'Brien will discuss how our projections, if acted upon without awareness, can negatively affect and incorrectly define our partner's intentions in a relationship. We will discuss the importance of becoming aware of our projections and their connection to our childhood developmental history, and how we can then begin to expand the possibilities of our partner’s intentions in any given interaction.
Immune health is more important than ever before, join expert doctors as we discuss practical tips to take care of your immune health and the health of our four legged friends.
Catrina is a BRCA1 Triple Negative Breast Cancer Survivor. She was diagnosed at the age of 37 with no knowledge this gene mutation ran within her family. Instead of feeling defeated, she immediately turned to her faith to get her through the upcoming days ahead of this journey of breast cancer.
As this journey started to where she is today. she told herself she would lean on and depend on her faith. Because Catrina decided to lean on her faith, she knew this was a fight she was going to win, no questions asked. This is how she came up with my slogan “Fighter with Faith”. She is a fighter and she has faith. Jeremiah 30:17 “I will give you back your health and heal your wounds, says the LORD."
What leads us to explore our relationship to death? For Angela Fama, it began when a terrible accident caused her to consider her own death. But she noticed that when she tried to talk about death, she met discomfort and resistance.
Jonathan Marx, MBA discusses “Evidence-Based Medicine – EBM” – the standards that guide medical science and practice in the United States and many countries around the world.
Being alive is a risky business. No matter who you are, where you live, or how much privilege you enjoy, insecurity is the price tag on human existence, with danger, loss, and suffering close at hand even in the best of times. Science is finally catching up to what sages have been saying forever. Thanks to recent breakthroughs in MRI technology, neurologists are now able—for the first time in history—to observe the human brain in the act of feeling. This has revealed a phenomenon known as neuro- plasticity, which in turn has revolutionized how we think about personal change.
"Metronidazole For the Treatment of C. difficile Infections: On the Way Out?" - Presented by: Wiep Klaas Smits, Ph. D., Department of Medical Microbiology Leiden University Medical Center.
Parents are intentionally left in the dark about the harmful ideas on gender being peddled to their kids. "Gender identity” was once just a fringe concept of postmodern philosophy.
Dr. Michael Roizen Michael F. Roizen, MD, is a graduate of Williams College and graduate of the University of California, San Francisco, School of Medicine who is passionate about helping people choose to live younger and healthier.
Dr. Tara Well will share the elements of Mirror Meditation which she describes as an in-depth exploration into the power of reflections.
Are you looking to share sexy experiences with other open-minded couples? Perhaps you simply want to add some sexy adventures into your relationship and share them with your partner. Join us on board the Barcelona Bliss Cruise, as we chat with a fun swinger couple who has been adding sexy adventures into their relationship for some time now. They get down and dirty as they share their secret to keeping their sex-life spicy, naughty and fun.
We have over 40 trillion bacteria living in our body and only 30 trillion human cells. The gut microbiome is now directly linked to our health as well as disease. It controls our brain, mood and effects every organ's function.
On this first show of 2021 we’re going to discuss optimism and how we can enter into the new year with a new outlook.
For the month of September, PACEs Connection is taking a break. Our staff will celebrate Labor Day and take this month to restore ourselves. We have picked our most popular episodes to run this month.
OUR FINAL SHOW ON VOICE AMERICA. It has been such a pleasure and blessing to bring you a weekly hour of Hope, Healing and Miracles for the past two years.
Dr. Karl Zarse, a double Board certified anaesthetist and regenerative medicine specialist, shares his experience and insights on how to maximize your situation post-injury or when in chronic pain.
Join us for this informative episode where Dr. Edward Group explains the need for detoxification on many levels so that you can enjoy perfect health. Learn about toxins that may be weighing you and your body down. Explore healing options to experience greater wellbeing and more joy. Beth Shaw shares her experience.
Amy Turner was, quite literally, hit by a truck. Although she seemed to have escaped serious injury (no broken bones, apparent mild concussion) she was haunted by symptoms for months.
Have hot, passionate, and deeply satisfying sex with your partner, and fall in love all over again.
Are you in a sexless marriage? Wanting more passion and intimacy and afraid that without it you’ll end up divorced? Do you yearn to fall in love again...adored, cherished, and enjoying the feeling that comes with knowing your partner is deeply devoted to you?
Explore how to: ~ Escape the trap of being roommates with your spouse ~ Make love as if you’re on your honeymoon ~ Fall deeply in love again, no matter how distant you are today ~ Move from sexless and affection starved to cherished and adored ~ Learn to communicate so you and your partner are working towards the same goals ~ Create and maintain a sensual, intimate, dynamic relationship ~ Be a role model for your kids so they know what a great relationship looks like
Inaugural Dale Gerding Lifetime Achievement Award - Presented by Sahil Khanna, MBBS MS, Professor of Medicine in the Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology,, Mayo Clinic to Dale Gerding, MD, FACP, FIDSA.
Psychological abuse is common and yet few understand the psychological abuse definition enough to spot it. Without the visible signs of physical abuse, psychological abuse can stay hidden for years. Psychological abuse, though, can be just as devastating as physical abuse. Psychological abuse can affect your inner thoughts and feelings as well as exert control over your life. You may feel uncertain of the world around you and unsafe in your own home. Psychological abuse can destroy intimate relationships, friendships and even your own relationship with yourself. Psychological abuse also applies to children and may impair their development into a healthy adult. Tune in and learn how to identify and stop psychological abuse!
Amber and Autumn, are twin sisters who created the Silver Petticoat Review, an online site that started out as a hobby blog and has since grown to have an extremely large following.
Many of us needed a break from the pandemic and the usual windstorms of life. We needed a respite: a journey reminding us of decency, kindness, compassion and folksy wisdom.
Bestselling author and nutritional therapy expert, Julie Ross shares her strategy that has successfully helped thousands of overeaters at her clinics.
In this episode we will be discussing a summary of our discussions this season and our direction for the show in 2018. Special education and human services will be discussed.
For the month of September, PACEs Connection is taking a break. Our staff will celebrate Labor Day and take this month to restore ourselves. We have picked our most popular episodes to run this month.
Alzheimer's disease is a neuro-degenerative and relentlessly progressive disease causing cognitive, memory and behavioral impairment. It disproportionately affects women and can be of early onset.
Did you know that choosing to NOT have reconstructive surgery after a mastectomy IS an option? More and more women are choosing to remain flat after a mastectomy for a variety of reasons, physical and emotional.
Have you ever wondered about the afterlife?
"Faith embraces mysteries, whereas science explains them. But faith and science may converge when it comes to survival of the soul and the afterlife.
“Introducing a New Disinfection Technology Against C. diff.” Jordan Bastian (Speaker) Infection Preventionist, CloroxPro Clinical and Scientific Affairs, Clorox Company
"Ibezapolstat Update: Can Emerging Microbiome Findings Contribute to CDI Anti-Recurrence Effect?" Kevin Garey (Speaker) Chair of the Department of Pharmacy Practice and Translational Research and Professor of Pharmacy Practice, University of Houston College of Pharmacy
"More Than a CDI: The Revolving Door and a Ray Of Hope." Kathy Bischoff (Speaker) Coordinator, VHA Program, C Diff Foundation
Sponsored by ACURX Pharmaceuticals Clorox Healthcare
New Episode Monday August 29, 2022. Schools and Universities are gearing up to receive students all over the country from Kindergarten through College. In this new episode of Your Therapy Doctor, Dr.
Paula Marshall is the CEO of the Bama Companies, Inc, which manufacture oven-ready products for customers in the quick-service and casual restaurant industry and private label products for retail in more than 17 countries.
If you're anything like Jerry Strayve and have had a passion for telling stories, you have a book inside of you, likely more than one.
Jerry regaled in telling stories to his children from the time they were young.
We have over 40 trillion bacteria living in our body and only 30 trillion human cells. The gut microbiome is now directly linked to our health as well as disease. It controls our brain, mood and effects every organ's function.
On today's Episode we will the discuss the work of Gayle Nobel Mother, Sister, Author and Life Coach:
On the episode we will discuss life living with family members living with Autism. We will discuss Gayle's experiential insights.
Have we reached a point of 'crisis overload,' both at the societal and global level? We seem to trip through the caveats while the larger challenges seem intractable.
Join Jordon Hice and Lisa Rhoades, co-owners of Fit Alliance in Tigard, Oregon on Breast Friends Cancer Support Network. They are here to discuss how important community is, whether it is in supporting other local businesses or in overall health and physical fitness. Jordon and Lisa are huge supporters of Breast Friends, hosting the 2nd Annual Community Fundraiser for Breast Friends on October 1, 2022. They also use this same philosophy in their personal training gym - longevity and community to help their members, mainly women over 40 with personalized “permanent progress” training plans combined with a guided nutrition plan guaranteed to lead them to success. Listen in for their tips on how to get started with a new health plan, even after a diagnosis of breast cancer. It only takes a phone call to start!
This is a wonderful opportunity to listen and learn from world-renown topic leaders from the 9th Annual International C. diff. Conference & Health EXPO November 4-5, 2021.
Episode 6
Group Discussion I ‘Recent Developments in Diagnosis, Treatment, and Prevention of C. difficile infections In Children.’ GROUP DISCUSSION I Thursday Afternoon Speakers Thomas J. Sandora, MD MPH (Speaker) Associate Professor of Pediatrics : PANELIST, Harvard Medical School : Panel Discussion I Larry Kociolek, MD (Speaker) Attending Physician, Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital Maribeth Nicholson, MD, MPH (Speaker) Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
'Introduction to Microbiota and Microbiota Restoration for Recurrent C diff infections' Ken Blount, Ph.D. (Speaker) Chief Scientific Officer, Rebiotix, Inc a Ferring Company
We thank ACURX Pharmaceuticals for being the Audio Sponsor of the 9th Annual Int'l C. diff. Conference & Health EXPO.
Ever wonder why you start a budget, do great the first few weeks then fall off the ledge! Why building a healthy relationship with money sounds good yet is a struggle. In this episode of Your Therapy Doctor hosted by Dr Pauline Belton, the Mental Health Specialist, we will be talking with Letania Gonzales, PMP, M.P.A. Housing Outreach Coordinator for Freddie Mac. We welcome back Letania Gonzales to share with our listeners resources and tips on the Building Blocks to Wealth as Your Therapy Doctor assists with the mental health strategies needed to build wealth and thrive while doing so. Join us Monday, August 22, 2022 at 12PM EST/9AM PST. Call in and join the conversation,
Lisa Marshall Has been blessed to work with many young leaders in many domains including Tech, Environmental organizations, and government. She has watched many succeed at their goals, only to find that they are not fully satisfied.
Dr. Glenn Schiraldi will share his latest book: The Adverse Childhood Experiences Recovery Workbook: Heal the Hidden Wounds from Childhood Affecting Your Adult Mental and Physical Health. He will explore the links between adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), which occur in the first eighteen years of life, and health outcomes in adulthood. We will discuss the overview of the ACEs research and the principles, self-managed skills, and professional treatments that effectively restore inner wholeness and increase well-being and happiness.
Have you been contemplating taking an exotic, erotic vacation? Perhaps you have some “bucket-list” destinations and adventures that you want to explore with compatible, open-minded people.
Have you ever heard of SYNBIOTICS? That's right SYN not SYM! if not don't be surprised. In the world of Probiotics this type is relatively new. However, over 1500 medical studies and papers have been written about their importance and value since 2012.
Why do parents and school staff get so stressed before, during and after IEP meetings. Let's discuss some strategies to support yourselves in the process.
As the summer winds down, it's time to go back to school. This month, we will examine America's school system. In recent years, school shootings have transformed America's schools and teachers into being on the frontlines of gun violence. As a result of this and many other factors, students, teachers, and administrators are experiencing poor mental health outcomes, secondary traumatic stress, and burnout.
In this episode, our host, Ingrid Cockhren, will speak with Rev. Deanna Hollas. Rev. Hollas is the Gun Violence Prevention Ministry Coordinator with the Presbyterian Peace Fellowship, a founding member of the Everytown for Gun Safety Interfaith Advisory Council, and the co-founder of Retreat House Spirituality Center. In her role with the Presbyterian Peace Fellowship, Rev. Hollas empowers and equips individuals and congregations across the Presbyterian Church (USA) denomination to embody Jesus's call to love God and love neighbor by being informed active in the prevention of gun violence. She holds a Master of Divinity from Perkins School of Theology and a Diploma in the Art of Spiritual Direction from San Francisco Theological Seminary.
A fascinating revelation of how our hearts and brains communicate by Dr. Rollin McCraty, Director of Research at the Heartmath Institute. Learn how this is reflected in our heart rate variability (HRV) and why this metric is so vitally important.
We all want to maintain good health as we get older. Aging is not, in and of itself, a disease. However, aging is the major risk factor for developing many major chronic diseases. Learn what Dr.
Our conscious mind handles 5-7 things at a time. Our SUB-conscious mind handles thousands. What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
There's a lot that goes right - in keeping us safe and learned in the world. And there's a lot we outgrow over time...
Many of us have lost connection with the authentic and unconditional part of ourselves — the Soul.
This is a wonderful opportunity to listen and learn from world-renown topic leaders from the 9th Annual International C. diff. Conference & Health EXPO November 4-5, 2021.
Episode 5
A Caregiver's Journey David Bischoff (Speaker) Co-Coordinator VHA Program, C Diff Foundation A Caregiver's Perspective
Debates over how to parent are as old as parenting itself. The truth is "Good Enough" is all we can strive for. In the recent past, we've seen the Tiger Mom, who threatened to burn her daughter's stuffed animals if she didn't play a piano piece correctly.
Your Therapy Doctor hosted by Dr Pauline Belton will be speaking with Dr Nikki Poindexter Ham.
Jackie Carroll, is the founder of GIAH International, a company that creates the virtual reality platform, Mind Immersion which helps you step into the best version of yourself, shows you how to reach your goals, manage your emotions, and have the life you want.
With 7 years of developing strong relationships with the world’s leading self-development thought leaders, Jackie owned and managed three other businesses with the biggest strength in people management and sales. Her Company, GIAH, Genie in a headset, is your own personal meditation coach that allows the app to show your progress, give you tips and suggestions, and provide personalized content with different meditation practices that adapt the session specifically to your needs.
These are the facts: 1 in 4 women globally experience domestic violence. On average, it takes 7 times for most survivors to successfully leave an abusive relationship. But behind the statistics are human beings.
In this episode, we discuss how couples can understand the reasons an affair may have occurred in a relationship, and how those issues, and the feelings related to an affair, can be addressed going forward. We discuss the importance of taking responsibility for both the affair and the relationship issues that may have led to the affair, and how this can ultimately create a stronger and more enduring relationship.
Dr. Marion Mass, a pediatrician with the esteemed Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, shares her unique perspective of the importance of mental and physical self-care and support for parents, children, and adolescents. Dr. Mass gives us an actionable step-by-step tool to help with episodes of anxiety we all - kids and adults - experience as we go through life.
As the summer winds down, its time to go back to school. This month, we will examine America's school system. In recent years, COVID-19, school shootings, affirmation of LGBTQ students, institutional racism, critical race theory, teacher burnout, and parent's rights have transformed America's schools into cultural battlegrounds. As a result, students, teachers, and administrators are experiencing poor mental health outcomes, secondary traumatic stress, and burnout. In order to determine how our nation's schools have gotten to this point, our co-hosts will interview school professionals and engage in critical discussions from a trauma-informed perspective.
Please join us for our conversation with the award-winning school nurse, Robin Cogan, MEd, RN, NCSN, FNASN, FAAN. She is a Nationally Certified School Nurse (NCSN) in her 22nd year as a New Jersey school nurse in the Camden City School District. Robin is the New Jersey State School Nurses Association Director to the National Association of School Nurses. We will talk with her about the impact and opportunities we have in returning to school for the 2022-2023 school year
We are all going through tough times. Collaboration right now is imperative. Remaining calm is imperative. Let's discuss ways to enter into the New Year.
Listen to Dr. Taryl Felhaber describe the suboptimal way that menopausal issues are currently dealt with in family practice.
Dana Donofree, CEO and Founder of AnaOno will be here to talk about her own diagnosis of breast cancer and how and why she founded AnaOno.
AnaOno recognizes that not all breasts are (re)created equal. They embrace different breast shapes and surgery outcomes and intimately understand your unique needs. Their bras are designed to fit YOU.
It's not just about your body – it's about your story. Maybe you’re a breast cancer patient or survivor. Maybe you’re asymmetrical or have other needs for a bra to fit your chest. You could be tired of traditional underwire bras that cause unnecessary pain and discomfort. You may just want something that makes you look and feel good. No matter who you are, no matter your story, we believe you should have a bra that fits your unique shape. AnaOno. Designed differently. Because we are. And different is beautiful.
Some people think that dying people increasingly speak nonsense, losing their grip on reality.
Here, in dazzling red and black words and pictures, is an all-purpose guide that shows how to bring about effective social change by combining the emotional power of the arts with the strategic planning of activism.
This is a wonderful opportunity to listen and learn from world-renown topic leaders from the 9th Annual International C. diff. Conference & Health EXPO November 4-5, 2021. Episode 4
'Using a Gut Model to Predict Which Antibiotics Are Associated with CDI and Which Ones Best Treat CDI' Mark Wilcox, MD, FRCPath (Speaker) Consultant Microbiologist, Head of Microbiology and Academic Lead of Pathology, Leeds Teaching Hospitals
"Microbiome Therapeutics in 2021: Almost there for C difficile!" Sahil Khanna, MBBS MS (Speaker) Professor of Medicine in the Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology,, Mayo Clinic
We thank ACURX Pharmaceuticals for being the Audio Sponsor of the 9th Annual Int'l C. diff. Conference & Health EXPO.
In this episode of Your Therapy Doctor hosted by Dr Pauline Belton, the Mental Health Specialist featuring Attorney Aimee Griffin of The Griffin Firm PLLC.
Dr. Sara Mednick is renowned sleep expert and a cognitive neuroscientist Professor of Psychology at the University of California. Her goal is to understanding how the brain and body works.
The primary demand on our health system is the management of chronic diseases. Many of these chronic diseases involve the vasculature or blood vessels such as heart disease, strokes, kidney failure, diabetes, kidney failure, etc.
H.O.C.A.T.T. stands for "Hyperthermic Ozone and Carbonic Acid Transdermal Technology. What a mouthful! This machine acts as a personal ozone steam sauna offering seven concurrent therapies during one 30 minuet treatment session.
While today’s subject is not a conventional choice for Healthscape, there are a good deal of lessons that can be learned from this discussion by those who have chronic diseases and chronic pain as they know better than most, all about feeling stuck.
Ever wonder what ingredients are used in your everyday beauty products? According to a study done by the Environmental Working Group “22% of all cosmetics may be contaminated with cancer-causing impurities.
Viki Zarkin – cancer thriver, advocate and author. She was diagnosed with terminal cancer and refused to take that as the answer.
Right at the beginning of her relationship with the love of her life, Joni Sensel had the disturbing epiphany that she would not have him for long. It turned out to be true.
This is a wonderful opportunity to listen and learn from world-renown topic leaders from the 9th Annual International C. diff. Conference & Health EXPO November 4-5, 2021. Episode 3
Update on the Development of Gut Microbiome Protectors from Antibiotic-Induced Dysbiosis. Florence Sejourne (Speaker) CEO, DA VOLTERRA
“Safety and Efficacy of Investigational Microbiota-Based Live Biotherapeutic RBX2660 in Patients with Recurrent Clostridioides difficile Infection: A Data Summary From Five Prospective Studies” Beth Guthmueller (Speaker) Rebiotix, a Ferring Company
‘CP101, an Investigational Orally Administered Microbiome Therapeutic Designed to Prevent Recurrent CDI’ Shrish Budree (Speaker) Medical Director, Head of Clinical Microbiome Science, Finch Therapeutics
We thank ACURX Pharmaceuticals for being the Audio Sponsor of the 9th Annual Int'l C. diff. Conference & Health EXPO.
In this episode of Your Therapy Doctor hosted by Dr Pauline Belton, we're talking to Mr. Wesley Watkis of the W&W Group LLC.
Becky Chambers, BS, MEd is a natural health practitioner, a leading expert on Whole Body Vibration (WBV), and the founder of Vibrant Health. Becky has been studying natural health approaches for over 30 years. Becky has written five books about Whole Body Vibration, a revolutionary exercise system for body, mind, and spirit, including the best-selling book on the subject since its release in 2013, Whole Body Vibration: The Future of Good Health. Her latest book, Whole Body Vibration for Calming Inflammation, explores exciting new developments in the field including lowering pain and inflammation with Whole Body Vibration, and how to best harness this effect for losing weight, increasing bone density, brain health and mood, and a host of other inflammation related illnesses. She will discuss how this well-accepted exercise and therapeutic system can help health issues for people of all ages. Once 200 pounds, depressed, and chronically fatigued, Becky’s personal story of surmounting numerous debilitating health issues using WBV, homeopathy, and nutrition contributes to her ability to inspire and communicate. For more information on Whole Body Vibration, the website is https://bcvibranthealth.com.
Today’s show will focus on the topic of courage, connectedness, and resiliency. The question of courage has been in the public debate sparked by Cassidy Hutchinson’s testimony in front of the January 6th Committee.
When Dr. Mike Wasserman proposed a conversation with Martha Deaver on SeniorsSTRAIGHTTalk I jumped on the idea.
What a treat!!!! A lively conversation between Dr.
Memory expert and memory problem solver Vickie Mizel of Brainsproutsmemory.com says “Your brain and mind can be strengthened at any age, even after injury, stroke and with Alzheimer’s disease.
In this episode we will be discussing a summary of our discussions this season and our direction for the show in 2018. Special education and human services will be discussed.
Michele was widowed in her thirties when her husband was hit while riding his bicycle. She discovered that: “We can't forget the lessons that grief and trauma teach us.
In this episode, we discuss emerging topics in Family Medicine like polypharmacy, over-medicalization as well over-diagnosis.
In the seventy years Tim Seelig has lived, half was spent as a religious music conductor from a famous Christian family. But when Tim came out at 35, that life was over. He was unceremoniously ousted from everything and everyone he knew.
This is a wonderful opportunity to listen and learn from world-renown topic leaders from the 9th Annual International C. diff. Conference & Health EXPO November 4-5, 2021.
Episode 2
“The Burden of Clostridioides difficile Infection In the COVID-19 Era” Nicola Petrosillo (Speaker) Head Infection Control and Infectious Disease Service, University Hospital Campus Bio-Medico, Rome, Italy "Results from ECOSPOR III, a Phase 3 Placebo-Controlled Trial of SER-109, an Investigational Microbiome Therapeutic to Reduce Recurrence of Clostridioides difficile Infection" Barbara McGovern, MD (Speaker) VP, Medical Affairs, Seres Therapeutics Evidence-Based Hand Hygiene In the Post-COVID World.” Tamas Haidegger (Speaker) Associate Professor, Óbuda University ** We thank ACURX Pharmaceuticals for being the Audio Sponsor of the 9th Annual Int'l C. diff. Conference & Health EXPO.
Many female psychopaths seek to destroy others however they can. A female psychopath may undermine your self-esteem using innuendo, or bully you and turn friends and family against you by poisoning your reputation behind your back.
In this episode of Your Therapy Doctor hosted by Dr Pauline Belton, Mental Health Specialist, Resilience is being explored. Resilience embodies a person's ability to "snap back" and persevere through difficult and stressful situations.
Katelyn Carey has been working in emergency and critical care nursing for twenty years. Her exposure to patients and families in crisis led her to study, then begin teaching about how cognitive science affects healthcare and recovery.
COVID-19 exacerbated stress and trauma universally, creating a secondary pandemic that increased demand for mental health care in a system on the verge of crisis.
J.R. Strayve, Jr. was born to a nomadic military family, attending nine schools before entering college. Following service in the United States Marine Corps, he raised a family.
Jerry lived with a gnawing feeling inside that there was something different about him. Never knowing what that was, or why, he proceeded to pursue what was considered to be the "American Dream.
He achieved all he desired, or so he thought, marriage to a college sweetheart, children, a house with a picket fence.
Along with the "American Dream" life, he describes caring for a daughter with disabilities who they were told would essentially be a "vegetable" and should be institutionalized. The family forged on together, their special needs daughter was special beyond her own personal limitations.
In their special needs daughter, the Strayve family found a commitment that bound them together for thirty years. But through the years, Jerry's "difference' that laid dormant inside him, needed to be "set free".
Jerry reveals the effect of denying who he was his entire life, the effect on him personally, psychologically and emotionally. When he finally acknowledged his identity the life he knew, and some of the people in it, and the relationships he cherished changed.
He describes the challenges he's faced In search of pursuing a place in his new life.
Jerry Strayve wears his heart on his sleeve, his openness and transparency is a testament to his bravery and courage to leave the life he always "wanted" to the life he desperately needed.
In today's episode of "Ask a Doctor - What Your Doctor Wants You to Know", Dr. William Cooper discusses how our heart health is in our own hands and shares why 80% of what he treats is completely preventable!
In previous episodes, Ingrid and Mathew explored our country's history and culture of child abuse. As a follow-up, this episode will feature Tyler Counsil, the Director of Child Advocacy Studies (CAST.) CAST focuses on developing students’ understanding of the factors that lead to child maltreatment and the currently existing responses to incidents of child abuse and neglect so they work more effectively within multiple systems and institutions that respond to these situations. Students learn about the various professional responses to child maltreatment and develop a multidisciplinary understanding of the most effective responses. Learners completing the courses in this program will be better equipped to carry out the work of different agencies and systems (healthcare, criminal justice, social services) as they advocate on behalf of the needs of children as victims and survivors of child abuse.
Universities seldom prepare students for the reality of child protection. Successful professional training will produce child maltreatment professionals who will be knowledgeable enough to competently manage child maltreatment cases. Beginning in college, we must produce an army of front line workers well equipped to organize all the players in their local communities for the benefit of children. Each member of the CAST front line has experience interviewing, on a witness stand testimony, conducting a home visit and planning case management. While these experiences increase professional competency, the most compelling reason to provide this training is that it may prevent a child maltreatment case from being mishandled or overlooked.
"There's a fungus among us!" Guess what, everybody and I mean everyone has a fungus and yeast of some kind both inside your body as well as outside on your skin. As disgusting as this may sound we can live comfortably and in harmony with these organisms.
We are all going through tough times. Collaboration right now is imperative. Remaining calm is imperative. Let's discuss ways to enter into the New Year.
Dr. Jeste says wise people are smart, warmhearted, compassionate, empathetic, sophisticated, open minded, good listeners, reflective, unselfish, problem focused, trusted advisors, able to see from many perspectives, and willing to act on their beliefs.
Richard “Bacon” Holdaway Childhood was tough, but my mother was my rock. She remarried when I was 12 to a man who I call Pops. He adopted me and my two sisters.
Celebrating her 246th birthday this month, America has seen her fair share of turbulent times. Despite the challenges our country has faced, there are many who are most grateful to be Americans. Joined in studio by her son and daughter-in-law, Dr. Connie shares her family's story of immigrating to the United States, and how the US military brought them to America.
Hear Dr. Robert Barrett, sociologist and author of "Hardwired: How our Instincts to be Healthy are Making us Sick," discuss the problem of authenticity in our current social climate.
Charlene Wheeless used to describe herself as the “typical type A personality.” That changed, however, after she was found to have breast cancer in February 2017 and had nine surgeries in three years. When she left her corporate job, she didn’t know what she was going to do but then realized she had a story to tell. She started off writing a blog, which quickly turned into her book, “You Are Enough!” Her book tells the story of lessons she has learned through her job, life and cancer journey.
Part memoir, part motivational guide, and a clear roadmap for thriving in career and in life, YOU ARE ENOUGH! draws from Wheeless’s experiences climbing the corporate ladder and battling breast cancer to illustrate life lessons for others.
On this episode we will discuss the book, and also what it means to be diagnosed with breast cancer as an African-American woman, a community which is desperately underserved. Join us!
How can we open up conversations with children about the heavy subjects; illness, death, grief? For Sherrie Barch, the answer came in the form of an allegory about the ways that our dead loved ones continue to be connected with those who love them.
A radical new cognitive framework for under- standing the mysteries of the complex Universe in which we live. Encompass the views and perspectives of seemingly disparate belief systems to create a foundational new paradigm for understanding cultural perspectives. What does Christianity have in common with the tarot? What does Paganism have in common with Navajo creation stories? What does Jesus have in common with the Hindu deity Manu? Granddaughter Crow will enlighten you to the fact that there is far more that unites our varied human systems of belief than we may have ever considered.
This is a wonderful opportunity to listen and learn from world-renown topic leaders from the 9th Annual International C. diff. Conference & Health EXPO November 4-5, 2021.
Many people have a difficult time or even feel challenged when growth occurs (the process of growth). I use the word growth however most would consider an alternative word "change".
Lisa Tener is a Stevie Award-winner in multiple categories from entrepreneurship and marketing to coaching and media, and a writing and publishing coach whose clients have received 5- and 6-figure book deals from major publishers.
Shelly Sood and Nikhil Torsekar, husband and wife, will share that with an understanding of mental health conditions and receiving support and guidance, and accepting help, health, and life can be transformed. They navigated a harrowing, but ultimately redemptive journey with the growing understanding of Nikhil’s Bipolar condition. Shelly went through a challenging ordeal to get Nikhil to accept what was "hiding in plain sight:" and that he suffered from undiagnosed bipolar disorder. It nearly destroyed their marriage - and their lives - until he agreed to get a proper diagnosis and seek treatment in 2016. This also inspired the launch of GIOSTAR Chicago - a leading regenerative medicine center. Six years later, they run a successful business, and have developed a robust content platform called "The Shelly Story." This encompasses a book, a forthcoming movie, a blog, and a podcast where they speak with guests on a broad array of topics including mental health in the South Asian diaspora, technologies that can assist with managing bipolar disorder, advocacy efforts, and alternative treatment modalities such as Ayurveda and meditation
In this episode, my guest Ruella Frank and I will discuss the importance of Movement Patterns in Relationship, and how we continuously interact with each other in dynamic, relational, and contextual patterns.
On today's episode of "Medical Bill Mistakes of the Week", Dr. Virgie discusses a recurring theme she's seeing with medical bills and tells us why she calls this week's show "'You're Mistaken If You Think I'm Paying These Bills' of the Week"!
July is National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, also known as BIPOC Mental Health Month. This month is recognition of the efforts of author and mental health advocate, Bebe Moore Campbell, to shine light on the mental health struggles in the Black community. Self-care has become a buzzword when discussing solutions to the mental health crisis in BIPOC communities. Is self-care enough to mitigate the impact of systemic racism, intergenerational poverty, and historical trauma? This week our guest is Candice Valenzuela. Candice will provide insight concerning the need for collective care to heal communities, especially communities struggling with systemic racism and historical trauma. Candice is a MFTI who has worked at the crossroads of education, justice and community healing for the past 16 years. Candice has extensive experience in mindfulness, trauma informed care, anti-oppressive practices, cultural competency, liberatory education and youth empowerment.
https://www.candicerosevalenzuela.com/
This episode will discuss how do use mindfulness methods and meditation with your children. The children can be any age and at any level of ability.
We’ve heard a lot about the benefits of trees for our physical and emotional health and well-being.
Sydney Skelton graduated from University of Utah with her BS in Health Sciences where she then attended Trinity School of Natural Health in Indiana.
Mitzi Perdue is an extraordinarily engaging, remarkable woman and thought leader.
Her personal story is nothing short of inspirational. Perdue was inspired by an employee with an IQ of over 200, who she believes had a fear of failure that stopped him from achieving his life-long goal. After what was diagnosed as a life threatening heart ailment, Mitzi secured treatment which helped her employee get on the road to recovery. But as she tells the story, despite having a long life ahead, he never pursued or realized his life-long dream. Mitzi saw her tenant rice farmer's inability to pursue his goals as rooted in fear-of-failure.
Realizing that her debilitating lisp prevented her from pursuing her own lifelong dream, she was determined not to follow the same path of the tenant rice farmer. She embarked on a journey of rigorous speech therapy until she achieved her broadcasting career goal; from there she went on to become a motivational public speaker.
Mitzi is also a staunch and outspoken advocate to end human trafficking, an issue with far reaching implications for both society and the trafficked individual. Her latest blog in Psychology Today entitled: Nursing Homes: A Growing Target for Labor Traffickers, is an interview of SeniorsSTRAIGHTTalk host: Phyllis Ayman. https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/end-human-trafficking/202207/nursing-homes-growing-target-labor-traffickers
Perdue's most recent written work, ‘Relentless’ is a biography of Mark Victor Hansen, co-author of Chicken Soup for the Soul books. The book has been said by the Business Guru and Financier Somers White, “The GREATEST self-help book I have ever read. A BLUEPRINT for HOW TO MAKE ONE’S CAREER GO FASTER AND FARTHER.” It has been nominated for several awards, both in the United States and abroad and has also been translated into Ukrainian.
When you text: DONATE to 55312 you will receive a free copy of Relentless. Royalties will go to Razom, the Ukrainian relief organization with 125,000 volunteer members, mostly Ukrainian Americans.
I interview Dr. Sue Stuart-Smith, author of “The Well- Gardened Mind”- The Restorative Power of Nature. She is both a psychiatrist and a gardener.
" Ayurveda- This discipline is about including natural herbs in your lifestyle. It is all-natural without side effects.
Savio P. Clemente, Founder of The Human Resolve LLC is here: I almost died in 2014. Hearing those deafening words - "it is stage 3" - tore me up.
An expert in helping others navigate their emotions, grief taught Mary Lamia how to come to terms with the unsolvable emotions after loss.
Within you is a wellspring of strength and resilience, the ability to create and enjoy abundance, and an expansive sense of inner freedom and divinity.
Join us with our guests from GoodNature, a Seres Therapeutics program; April Garcia, Site Manager of GoodNature Irvine California, and two GoodNature donors who will share their experiences.
When your marriage is in trouble, you don't have any options without pain or sacrifice. You can divorce, separate, stay in the marriage, or get creative and change the marital rules. Each option has trade-offs.
Did you know that your approach to life and anything you do in life has to do with your Mindset? What you think, believe and embrace plays a major role in how you move in life.
Paula Marshall is an author and has been the CEO of the Bama Companies since 1984. Her vision stands as a beacon for team members, inspiring the organization to achieve the Bama mission – “People Helping People Be Successful”.
We live in a world of violence and sometimes we can feel overwhelmed and helpless. From the streets of our town and cities like Chicago to the Genocide in Srebrenica, Bosnia what lessons can we learn from peacemaking in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Dr. Braun who has studied counterterrorism was asked to investigate the SARS CoV2 vand extended his research to the content of the vaccines.
Have you ever dreamt about building your very own lifestyle resort? What would it look like? Where would you build it? Who would you invite? Join us on location on The Bliss Cruise as we chat with a lifestyle couple who are in the process of building an exotic, erotic resort for open-minded people in Indonesia. We find out about her bisexuality and other stories that opened-up their journey into the lifestyle and into a future lifestyle business.
On today's episode of "Ask a Doctor", Dr. Catrise Austin, award-winning cosmetic dentist to the stars, shares her expert 5 step program for a VIP smile.
Also, in this week's segment of 'What Your Medical Debt Doctor Wants You to Know', Dr. Virgie talks with Nick McLaughlin, CEO and founder of Breez Health, to reveal insider tips about how to get income-based discounts on every non-profit hospital bill!
On July 4th, 2022, a mass shooting took place during an Independence Day parade in Highland Park, Illinois. In this year alone, there have been more mass shootings in America than in any other year on record. Since 2020, America has been ravaged by a pandemic and endured political divide, nationwide protests and civil unrest. It is apparent that the collective trauma of the past two years have accelerated America's already dire gun violence crisis. However, whereas, active shooter situations and school shootings tend to dominate our mainstream news outlets, community gun violence is often not given as much attention. Community violence overwhelmingly impacts low-income communities and communities of color. Mainstream news coverage of this type of violence seldom focuses on mental health, trauma or even real solutions. Instead, violence in these communities is often viewed through the lens of culture. In this episode, our guest, Timothy Hughes, will discuss how communities can reduce gun violence and how addressing gun violence is a social justice issue.
IBS, Leaky gut, Colitis, Ulcerative Colitis, Crohn's and visually all digestive diseases and disorders and one thing in common: Unhealthy gut microbiome. These diseases and conditions adversely affect the lives of millions of people worldwide.
On this episode we will talk with Julie Hornok, author of United Autism and mother of a child with autism. We will discuss the ups and downs of parenthood and living the strengths of an individual with ASD
Mass shootings, Covid, climate change, and all the stressors in the world and in our personal and work lives has caused most of us to be in a constant state of anxiety which often explodes into anger toward the people closest to us.
Tori Swan has been in SAR (Search and Rescue) over the last 19 years, but prior to that, starting as a toddler, assisted her family in aerial SAR.
Spirituality is innate in all of us, yet it often causes discomfort and even aversion when the topic comes up in conversation.
Pet preventive care helps your vet identify your pet’s particular risk factors – age, lifestyle, weight, or genetics, and quickly get on top of any problem.
When Paoola, a cancer survivor, learned about her friend Agnieszka’s diagnosis, she wanted to be there for her and help her family get through this challenging time. It was during this experience that Paoola realized how hard it was to show up for her friend, when and how her friend needed her most. She thought, there has to be a better way! And when she couldn't find a solution to their problem, they thought we would create it! And that’s how My CareCrew came to be!
My CareCrew’s mission is to make the Cancer journey a little more bearable. We offer products and services that have been specially designed and curated to meet the needs of cancer patients, caregivers, and their loved ones. Our free Apple and Android My CareCrew mobile app connects patients and caregivers with their “Carecrew”, to streamline day to day challenges experienced in the Cancer journey. The app makes it easy for patients & caregivers to ask for help, manage the inflow of help offers from loved ones, share updates, create wishlists and more!
You can download the free app in the Apple and Android store today.
Sometimes change comes by way of a fire that burns us to the ground. Losing everything he thought was important to him, Adam Hall embarked on a quest to remake his life but ended up remaking himself.
There are moments when the human journey can feel like an uphill climb with both ordinary and extraordinary circumstances. Hidden in plain sight are a unique and unconventional set of blessings available to all of us to help navigate this thing we call life. In this first of three books in the SELF Realization series by award-winning author SIMRAN, learn how the blessings of Life, Challenge, Conflict, Chaos, Obstacles, Darkness, and Death serve as secret passageways to personal empowerment, spiritual growth, and your highest potential. Examine the ways that engaging intimately with these seven blessed encounters invites mastery and awakens inherent gifts, while creating the states of fulfillment, empowerment, and connection we all long for. Discover that you are part of a magnificent process of accounting that brings about balance while leading you directly into your destiny.
Join Us With our guest, Sahil Khanna, M.B.B.S., M.S. as we discuss the exciting times of Microbiome Restoration For C. difficile infections and how we are almost there! Dr.
Because narcissists operate in an ‘all about me’ fashion, the world revolves around them, their needs and desires. They continue to be selfish and expect others, including their children, to cater to them. So, when their child does well, they take credit and brag about the child, and when the child struggles, they blame the child or others for it. They are controlling and they readily induce guilt in their children. They tend not to offer much by way of emotional support and validation, and the child quickly learns that the parent’s goals are important whereas their own goals are not. This is frequently because the parent is living their own lives through the child and the child’s accomplishments.” Tune in and learn what it is like to raise yourself and the impact!
Dr. Vijay Vad's Back Rx program has helped readers with back pain, joint pain, arthritis, and related conditions for decades, using a clinically proven mind-body regimen to reduce paining painkiller usage. In this expanded edition, Dr. Vad explores the extraordinary innovations in managing pain to restore health and wellness not only to your back, but to your entire body. In addition to the stretches that are the touchstone of the program, Back Rx includes new information on the best overall earring regime, exercise including high-intensity interval training, the use of medical marijuana and CBD oil, the safest way to use over-the-counter drugs, developments on ergonomics, the latest advances in stem cell treatment and electronic stimulation and finally, the Back Rx app to use as a self-help tool to enhance compliance. Back Rx works to put pain relief right in your hands.
November is National Native American Heritage Month, which pays tribute to the rich history and culture of the indigenous people of the Americas. In 2009, during President Barack H.
After leaving military service, former Marine Corp Lt. Col. Ted Blickwedel became a social worker who worked with veterans living with PTSD. We met Blickwedel last week as he described stepping out of his role as a social worker into one he never expected: one of a whistleblower. In his book, Broken Promises, he described counselors being pressured for increased productivity resulting in their own stress and burnout, while the ramifications reduced quality of care received by veterans at the VA.
In this episode, Blickwedel's expertise as a counselor is on display. It's clear there's a range of evidenced based treatment interventions that can be effective for veterans experiencing symptoms associated with PTSD. Not only do these techniques go a long way in ameliorating the symptoms associated with PTSD, improvements could impact improved personal relationships, whether they be friend or familial, as well as improve overall functioning. Beyond veterans, it's brought to light that these techniques are universally accepted for improving symptoms associated with many of the emotional and psychological challenges in people's lives.
Jerry Strayve, co-author of 'Broken Promises' brings a perspective more aligned with those of us who do not have up close and personal experience with veterans who have experienced PTSD. Strayve was open, and indeed displayed his own vulnerability, when describing the impact of these interviews on him personally. His impressions of veterans who have successfully completed programs addressing their PTSD punctuates the point that quality of care for veterans, and especially those with PTSD, is a moral imperative.
In addition to discussing today's "Medical Bill Mistakes of the Week", Dr. Virgie revisits why we should never sign electronic signature devices at health care offices and facilities. Dr. Virgie also reveals how to get pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) for HIV prevention - with or without insurance! [Resources: Sam Taub, NerdWallet]
In this episode, our host, Ingrid Cockhren, will speak with Rev. Deanna Hollas. Rev. Hollas is the Gun Violence Prevention Ministry Coordinator with the Presbyterian Peace Fellowship, a founding member of the Everytown for Gun Safety Interfaith Advisory Council, and the co-founder of Retreat House Spirituality Center. In her role with the Presbyterian Peace Fellowship, Rev. Hollas empowers and equips individuals and congregations across the Presbyterian Church (USA) denomination to embody Jesus's call to love God and love neighbor by being informed active in the prevention of gun violence. She holds a Master of Divinity from Perkins School of Theology and a Diploma in the Art of Spiritual Direction from San Francisco Theological Seminary.
"Born and raised in Southern California. Growing up Uela loved playing all sports, especially football and basketball.
Wet and dry macular denigration, glaucoma, conjunctivitis, dry eye, diabetic retinopathy and even temporary blindness can be prevented and treated safely and effective.
Peace in the world begins with peace within each of us. As we change, everyone and everything around us changes. Quantum Physics teaches us that everything vibrates at a specific frequency.
Shauna Sky Romano, kinesiologist, athlete, and coach to elite athletes believes that “while the principles of high performance and science don’t change, the art is the application of those principles through movement, and the magic lies in developing a love for movement.”
"Regular physical activity is one of the most important things you can do for your health.
What is Holistic Plastic Surgery?
Wellness is an expansive concept. It is comprehensive because its foundation is grounded in many roots. It is aspirational and achievable, and it is accessible to all. The journey of wellness is highly individualistic; because we are different, our paths to our highest selves will be different.
Dr. Shirley is a Plastic Surgeon and Integrative Medicine Specialist. She believes that beauty is a manifestation of wellness, and is one of its many dimensions. When you are well, on many levels, you radiate-- and that is undeniably beautiful. Wellness is to beauty what an essential ingredient is to a recipe. The two are fundamentally intertwined; they work well when together. Each may exist independently of the other, but without the other, the essence is incomplete.
Join us to find out more!
Everyone knows we inherit our physical DNA, but few people realize we also inherit our emotional DNA?an ancestral blueprint of thoughts, feelings, and actions handed down to us through multiple generations of repeated family patterns.
This episode speaks to Health and Wellness in the Workplace. A healthy employee is a happy and productive employee, and that is a goal.
In this episode my guest Jack Worthy and I will discuss how we can keep the novelty and excitement of sex alive as we develop more secure, enduring relationships.
After over two years of disconnection, frequent trauma, and grief, so many children are longing for connection, belonging, and the opportunity to process experiences. Meaningful conversations offer them all these gifts and more.
Zoë Kors is a sought-after thought leader of intimacy and sexuality. She is the resident sex and intimacy coach at sexual wellness app Coral, and the former Senior Editor of LA Yoga Magazine.
VAERs is a data system which tracks side effects from vaccines. Albert Benavides who has analyzed hospital data for decades has been following and evaluating the VAERs data and will share his results.
Retired Marine Corps Lt. Col. Ted Blickwedel, became a licensed clinical social worker after retiring from the military where he provided mental health counseling to fellow veterans. He never expected to experience the callous approach to providing service to veterans at the hands of the Veterans Administration where quantity was prioritized over quality care, this by increasing counselor workloads at the expense of the quality of mental health service offered to veterans living with PTSD.
Lt. Col Blickwedel never intended to be a whistleblower. Once speaking truth to power, he was at the receiving end of retaliation, isolation, gaslighting, mobbing, false accusations, character assassination. His relentless and tireless pursuit of speaking truth to power has been successful and has led to the expectation that Congressional legislation will pass at the end of this fiscal year. This legislation will hold the VA leadership accountable to prevent this situation from continuing to occur.
When Former Marine Captain Jerome R. Strayve, Jr. "Jerry" was reunited with Lt. Col.Blickwedel 42 years after they were together at training camp, said upon the meeting: "When Ted came to me with his story, I was aghast. Not in disbelief of the veracity of what had happened, but that it had happened again! Having experienced the military's medical community's callous lack of compassion for active-duty personnel and their families, I felt compelled, honored, and driven to help Ted write his shocking story."
The collaboration between Blickwedel and Strayve led to the June 15, 2022 release of their book, Broken Promises, written to create awareness and advocacy for veterans and the counselors. The desired outcome of the book is to work cooperatively with the Veterans Administration to enact policies and procedures that will ensure quality mental health services for veterans as well as to protect the mental and physical well-being of their counselors.
Broken Promises: www.vabreakingpromises.com
In this special episode, Infectious Disease specialist Dr. Virginia Dee Banks shares the most up-to-date research-supported steps to protect you and your loved ones from COVID-19 infection. Also, in honor of upcoming National HIV Testing Day on June 27th, Dr. Banks reveals why new HIV infections in the United States now should - and can - be a thing of the past.
The History. Culture. Trauma Podcast examines trauma and resilience, not just at the individual level but at the systems and cultural level.
Jennilyn Prior was born on April 26, 1974 in Springville, UT. She was raised on a dairy farm and has fond memories of her childhood upbringing. She currently resides in Provo, and her greatest joy in life is being the mother of four beautiful children.
Why do parents and school staff get so stressed before, during and after IEP meetings. Let's discuss some strategies to support yourselves in the process.
Shame, blame, guilt, and judgment are all habits of the mind. We can choose to stay in that uncomfortable way of thinking and living or we can choose to accept life and stop letting it hurt us.
A Spiritual quest invariably starts with a journey inwards. We are sometimes drawn into it and sometimes nudged, but the inevitable reward is the ability to live an enriched life more fully and more freely.
The Zone is the concept developed by Dr. Barry Sears to understand the relationship between diet-induced inflammation and chronic disease to slow the rate of aging. Dr.
From Survivor to Healer – the story of how Jenna Benn Shersher came through Grey Zone Lymphoma to start Twist Out Cancer, which is celebrating its 10 year anniversary in 2022.
Since Twist Out Cancer was founded in 2012, it has positively impacted more than 146,000 people. This includes 1,170 people who participated in its Brushes with Cancer program as either an Inspiration or Artist, which has led to 580 unique pieces of art that have been created to represent 580 individual journeys with cancer. Learn more about Twist Out Cancer in this conversation with its founder and CEO, Jenna Benn Shersher.
When our friends and loved ones face a crisis, we often don't know what to say. Do we say anything at all? What if we say the wrong thing? Nearly everyone who has faced a hard time has heard things that weren't so helpful.
Acclaimed spiritual mentor Sister Dr. Jenna expands the concept of meditation to the highest level-from simple relaxation to ecstatic union with Source.
This episode of Your Therapy Doctor featuring Dr Pauline Belton, The Mental Health Specialist explores and reflects on managing life when you don't feel like it.
Drs. Larry Ward and Peggy Rowe-Ward will address how we are all as a world community are impacted by Racism and how we can heal from the traumas that arise from Racism. Dr.
Medical bills are the #1 cause of debt in the United States. But there's more behind this story. In this episode, Dr.
The History. Culture. Trauma Podcast examines trauma and resilience, not just at the individual level but at the systems and cultural level. How has the trauma of slavery and genocide impacted our current society? Why are the cultural manifestations of trauma, i.e., community violence, school shootings, etc., so pervasive? It was not until June 19, 2021, that Juneteenth, which marks the day when federal troops arrived in Galveston, Texas, in 1865 to take control of the state and ensure that all enslaved people be freed, was recognized by the U.S. government as a federal holiday. Through this episode, Ingrid Cockhren and Brandon Jones will talk through the historical and current context of this day.
Brandon Jones is the Minnesota Association for Children's Mental Health Executive Director. He has a consulting and training background in addressing Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), Historical and Intergenerational trauma, Social/Emotional Intelligence (EQ), Leadership, and Intercultural Development Inventory (IDI). Brandon holds a B.A. in Sociology from the University of Minnesota, a master's in Community Psychology from Metropolitan State University, and a master's in Psychotherapy (MFT) from Adler Graduate School. Brandon is also a 2013 Bush Foundation Leadership Fellow. Today, he provides the MACMH staff and board with the leadership and vision necessary to keep MACMH at the forefront of Mental Health education and advocacy. He lives by the motto of "Live life with Purpose on Purpose."
Scalar energy is the fundamental life force found everywhere in the world, space and universe. It originates from the sun and stars. Chi, prana, OM, mana, life force, pyramid energy or zero-point energy are synonymous terms for scalar energy.
Herpes, specifically Herpes Simplex Virus I and Herpes Simplex Virus II can be Cured!! Since the early 1980"s this extremely common infection has severely effected people lives in the USA.
Dr. Sean will be discussing how a diagnosis should lead to appropriate treatment plans and interventions.
“Sometimes things happen that reveal an apparent pattern, plan, and meaning to the workings of the world.
A conversation with David Corbin is truly like none other. His insights and analysis of every situation are truly unique; any opportunity to hear him is one not to be missed.
During this episode I benefitted from a real time assessment of my own frustrations as a consultant in the nursing home sector, I know his analysis, insight and feedback will be valuable for every listener no matter their background or area of business.
David is like a beacon of light for entrepreneurs. His fundamental concept about facing the issues in order to correct course are integral to his concept of illuminating the negative in order to reach entrepreneurial goals is the guiding principle in his book: Illuminate: Harnessing the Power of Negative Thinking. Otherwise, you may be embarking on what could be considered Brand Slaughter.
The prevailing thinking in business is not to go looking for problems where there aren't any that seem readily apparent. But it would be naive to think that there aren't always areas that can be improved upon. Without facing and illuminating the negative, it could be considered akin to an ostrich mentality, digging your head in the sand hoping that whatever is happening will soon pass.
Corbin is a consummate innovator and inventor who applies provocative thinking to his unique approach to the entrepreneurial experience. His ideas are outside the mainstream of traditional thinking having a positive attitude and having faith against all odds.
You may ask, "why highlight this principle on SeniorsSTRAIGHTTalk?" I think we can all benefit from applying the principle of Illumination to our complicated lives and relationships both personally and professionally.
If we are blessed growing up, many of us have a father who teaches us discipline and the meaning of tough love. Two of the hardest jobs in these troubled times are being a Dad and being a financial advisor. Dr.
Part 1- Personal reflections on the practice of meditation and mindfulness, and the value that this adds not only in health wellness, but in all chronic disease, especially mental disease and chronic pain.
Kelly Lang is not going anywhere! Kelly is a successful country singer-songwriter who grew up in the business and was destined to make her place in the music world. Her vocal and songwriting skills were showcased at age 15 with her first single and she kept going on and up from there! She has performed at The Grand Ole Opry and the Ryman Auditorium and sung with numerous musical legends. While in a relationship with country legend TG Sheppard and mothering two young daughters, she head the words "you have cancer" and her life turned upside down. Months before her diagnosis, she wrote the prophetic song. "I'm Not Going Anywhere." Her now husband, TG, spoke those words while she was at her lowest during cancer treatment, lifting her up in support and love. Ascension Hospitals recognized the magic of the song and used it on commercials which spoke to so many, spreading Kelly's heart and voice to the world, inspiring and providing an anthem of hope. Kelly's book "I'm Not Going Anywhere" is about the journey of her life, the ups and downs, the trials of breast cancer, the joys of the music industry, her family and more. Join us as we talk about it all!
Sherry Walling experienced losses of very different kinds in a short period of time. Only five months after her beloved father died of cancer, her brother killed himself.
The two most commonly advanced reasons for the increase in the prevalence of obesity are certain food marketing practices and institutionally-driven reductions in physical activity, which we have taken to calling “the big two. - Learn with Dr.
Spiritual wisdom on the ancient wisdom of Nature, messages, and healing Nature shares. In understanding the Natural World, Ana Maria Vasquez shares how the mystical takes form in Nature and how Nature speaks to us. Divine Experiences with Trees, Plants, Stones and Landscapes reveal the greatest teacher of all, including: - healing joy received from a plum tree. - rocks that transmute a woman’s fear into peace. - loving messages from nature allowing a sister to let her beloved brother go. - a sentinel tree witnessing a granddaughters’ short life. - tree spirits that lift a man’s heart and allow lightness and magic into his life. - a water spirit that requests collaboration for healing of the waters. Deepening Your Connection with Nature encourages you to ‘take it into your listening’ and open to the sentient world you are a part of. Recognize you are nature and why it’s important to have reverence, check your vibe, and ask permission to begin co-creating with the natural world.
On a deeper level, most people want to have an intimate relationship connection with the person of their dreams; you know, the one that only dreams are made of.
Joli Hamilton, Phd is the relationship coach for couples who color outside the lines. She is a research psychologist, TEDx speaker, best-selling author, and AASECT certified sex educator.
Today’s show is about navigating a successful life as you age. Just over 34 percent of the US population is aged 50 and over, and the numbers are rising rapidly with the aging of the baby-boom generation. The numbers are projected to climb from 21.
Have you ever been shamed for wanting to try BDSM or even learn more about BDSM? Perhaps your partner or a friend has told you that BDSM is just “not right”.
Pride Month occurs in the United States every June to commemorate the Stonewall riots, which happened at the end of June 1969. During this month, we recognize the impact LGBTQ+ people have had in the world.
Sheridan Ripley is an author of 6 books, a podcaster and a Life Coach.
She started her Life Coaching business, Enjoy Life after 14 years of helping women Enjoy Birth by teaching Childbirth Classes and being a birth doula.
Intravenous Ozone therapy has been used for over 100 years around the world. It is uniquely able to eliminate or cure almost every disease or condition that may kill you as well as those that may not kill you but make you wish you were dead.
We are all going through tough times. Collaboration right now is imperative. Remaining calm is imperative. Let's discuss ways to enter into the New Year.
June is National PTSD Awareness Month, which is why I scheduled Dr. Laurie to be with us this month.
Child abuse is pervasive and shocking and it's toxic reach may endure for decades when not frankly lifelong. It may include physical, psychological and sexual abuse in any combination, but it also encompasses neglect and willful deprivation.
Birth Control, Egg Freezing & Fertility Treatments, Hormone Replacement, your weight, your cosmetics, skincare, food and water etc.
Have you ever wondered about the afterlife?
"Faith embraces mysteries, whereas science explains them. But faith and science may converge when it comes to survival of the soul and the afterlife.
Approximately 10% of all U.S. patients report having an allergic reaction to a penicillin class antibiotic in their past. 10% of the population reports a penicillin allergy but <1% of the whole population is truly allergic.
In the United States, the nineteen children murdered in Uvalde now are tragically added to the 4,357 American children from the ages of one to nineteen who died from gun violence in 2020. After every mass shooting, the dialogue is the same, and the themes run fast and furious – gun control, the internet, and mental illness. How did this happen? Why did he do it? What can we do to stop the subterranean secret life of the web that spews hate adding fuel to disturbed and distorted thinking? While mass shootings grab our attention momentarily, gunfire takes the lives of more children and teens every year than the Parkland, Sandy Hook, Uvalde, and Columbine massacres combined. Jenee Littrell, the Deputy Superintendent, of Educational Services at San Mateo County Office of Education, will bring forth her ideas and that of her school district to create safety and support within school districts. She will discuss how to support children, parents, and teachers. Dr. Michael Sapp, CEO of the Trauma Resource Institute, will also join to add perspective as trauma therapist and father of two teen-age boys.
Gerald H. Pollack, PhD -Professor of Bioengineering at the University of Washington, speaks with host Sharon Kleyne about the topic of science and water.
Dr. Loren Olson is an author and distinguished life fellow of the American Psychiatric Association. A physician for over 50 years, he served as a flight surgeon in the US Navy and continues to practice psychiatry.
Robert Peterson's journey with his mother's poor nursing home care is unfortunate one that is familiar to thousands of nursing home residents and their families. It's one I've not only heard countless times, but one that I've witnessed.
Follow the money, folks! In this enlightening episode, get insight into how corporate control of American medical care has led to mistrust of physicians and the systemic financial exploitation of patients living in the United States.
In this episode, our host, Ingrid Cockhren, will speak with Rev. Deanna Hollas. Rev. Hollas is the Gun Violence Prevention Ministry Coordinator with the Presbyterian Peace Fellowship, a founding member of the Everytown for Gun Safety Interfaith Advisory Council, and the co-founder of Retreat House Spirituality Center. In her role with the Presbyterian Peace Fellowship, Rev. Hollas empowers and equips individuals and congregations across the Presbyterian Church (USA) denomination to embody Jesus's call to love God and love neighbor by being informed active in the prevention of gun violence. She holds a Master of Divinity from Perkins School of Theology and a Diploma in the Art of Spiritual Direction from San Francisco Theological Seminary.
Michael J. Bingham is a former artist at Hallmark Cards and graduate of California’s prestigious Art Center College of Design. He has nearly 40 years of experience as a professional artist, educator, designer, sculptor, and illustrator. Michael continues to make art and has created more than 2,000 pieces, many of which can be found on a variety of products and in the form of original paintings and sculptures displayed in public and private collections. Michael believes in the power of art to inspire, enlighten, and enrich all lives. Many years of experience in teaching art in the classroom and community, especially assisting individuals with “Diverse Abilities” (Disabilities) has shown him that with some imagination and innovation, everyone’s unique abilities can be unlocked and utilized for self expression and personal fulfillment. Michael’s love for learning and insatiable curiosity keep him continually exploring different techniques and media, constantly looking for new ideas he can pass along to his students. This drive also motivated him to recently complete a MFA degree in Art at USU.
Michael’s understanding of disabilities was tremendously enhanced in 2019 when he suffered a nearly life ending accident resulting in a broken neck, brain bleed, and multiple injuries when he fell from a tall ladder. He is grateful for the learning that came from the experience of being totally dependent on the care of others for a time. Now, he is extremely grateful to have recovered and regained the ability to serve others himself with greater compassion and insight. As an educator, Michael has been named Utah’s Art Educator of the Year by two different organizations. He has received the Governor’s Golden Key “Ace Educator” Award and is the former UAEA (Utah Art Education Association) State representative for all High School Art Teachers in the state. He is also a recipient of the prestigious Sorenson Legacy Award. Michael enjoys public speaking and has given several keynote presentations. Michael has enjoyed 38 years of marriage to his best friend, Suzanne. They live in North Logan, Utah and are the proud parents of seven children. They also completely enjoy their ten beautiful grandchildren. After 7 years of trying, Jump the Moon Foundation was finally established in 2017, officially becoming a nonprofit 501C3 organization, providing assistive art making devices, art mentorship, and creative opportunities for the community. From the beginning we have collaborated with other local non- profits like; “The Cache County School District Special needs program” “Common Ground” “Options for Independence” “Stride Services” “Cache Employment and Training” and more. We see ourselves as a valuable partner in helping others fulfill their mission to serve and improve the quality of life for those who live with mild to severe challenges. (learn more about Michael and his views on education by watching his TEDxUSU talk) https://youtu.be/EkSeG8wBacA https://jumpthemoon.or
Music therapy discussion of music therapy and it’s uses with children and adults with and without disabilities.
Marsha is fearless in speaking the truth about challenges that are unique to women in leadership positions. They include misogyny from men, other women, and even from within ourselves.
Dr. Tanguay clearly explains how untreated mental trauma is a common confounder in the treatment of mental health conditions.
Judy Lipson's family had more than their share of loss and no skills at talking about them. After the deaths of her two sisters Judy put her head down and went on, not believing she could face her grief.
"Neuroplasticity, also known as brain plasticity or neural plasticity, is the ability of neural networks in the brain to change through growth and reorganization. Neuroplasticity was once thought by neuroscientists to only occur during childhood. Still, research in the latter half of the 20th century has proven that many aspects of the brain can be altered through adulthood. Today, you will learn how to enhance your existing cognitive capabilities, tools to recover from strokes and traumatic brain injuries, how you can strengthen areas if some functions are lost or decline, and so much more!
Presenting high-vibration activational messages, this oracle deck and book set is designed to help you remember your true nature as a being of light, access your cosmic mission, and raise your vibratory frequency. Rev.
Join Nancy C. Caralla and Kevin Hersh as we discuss the chapters and passion behind the newly published book, "Managing a C. difficile Infection: For Patients, Families, and Caregivers."
David Klein, PhD (Sebastpol, CA), http://www.livingnutrition.com diet and nutrition educator and author, “The Benefits of a Raw Food Lifestyle.” F. Travis Boley (Independence, MO), www.octa-trails.
Shannah Kennedy is one of Australia’s foremost strategic executive life and health coaches, working with clients to help them transform their careers, well-being, and lives. She is a bestselling author, well-being specialist, keynote speaker, workshop facilitator, media contributor, and a wife and mother of two. Her most recent publication The Life Plan: Simple Strategies for Building Confidence in a Changing World released in May 2022 from Beyond Words Publishing. The Life Plan is an invaluable guide and workbook offering the tools you need for success, fulfillment, and happiness in every aspect of your life.
Can you have better success with quitting smoking if you use CBD? In this episode we'll share the science, clinical studies and best practices for using CBD to improve your odds at achieving success.
Life happens - we get sick and injured. But sometimes we need an advocate help us navigate the American for-profit healthcare industry. This is where Dr. Mary Doherty of GHP Navigators, a medical billing and patient advocacy practice, jumps in to protect cost victims of the United States medical care system. In this week's episode of "What Your Medical Debt Doctor Wants You to Know", Dr. Doherty shares stories, insider tips, and secrets to help you arm yourself against America's #1 cause of debt and bankruptcy - egregious and erroneous medical bills.
Each year millions of Americans face the reality of living with mental health struggles. The collective trauma of COVID-19 has exasperated our country’s mental health crisis. May is Mental Health Awareness Month.
Dr. Andrea Adams-Miller, The Dream Maker, is an International Award-Winning Author, International Publicist, Business Consultant, & Sponsorship Acquisitionist who manifests your dreams bigger than you ever dared to dream possible.
The War on Cancer began in 1960. The the chances of survival was 4%. By 2000 after 4 trillion dollars in research the chance for survival was 8% according two the American Cancer Society.
“It is our birthright: To acknowledge a higher power, no matter what you call it. To trust that every person was born perfect and is deeply loved by their Creator. To understand that being yourself is your life-purpose, no matter what.
The story that led Martha Deaver to become an advocate for nursing home residents is, like many others, rooted in a terrible experience with 2 nursing homes in Little Rock Arkansas where her mother and mother-in=law were residents. The story is both tragic but, unfortunately, all too familiar.
She ultimately shared the horrific story with a journalist who published it in Ladies Home Journal. She went on to supply detailed information and data to the director of an organization that provides information on health care issues to Consumer Reports. This resulted in Consumer Reports publishing one of the most in-depth looks at America's nursing homes to date entitled: The Crisis in America's Nursing Homes.
Mrs. Deaver talks about what she knows about the failure of the nursing home industry, nursing home tragedies and ills that have been known by Federal Government agencies for decades. As a matter of fact, she has been an adviser to the Government Accountability Office (GAO) and the Office of Inspector General (OIG). She explains how after her extensive investigative work with nursing home complaints, at her insistence they were added to the website of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services so that people seeking information about nursing homes would be able to see beyond the annual nursing home oversight survey to find more information about complaints lodged against them.
In 2013 she worked with Jeff Lowenstein with the Centers for Public Integrity on a 2 year project where data from every nursing home in the country became the basis of the largest in-depth investigation into the importance of adequate staffing in our nations nursing homes.
She's been recognized by the Governor of Arkansas, who said,, “She is an advocate in the best sense of the word, tirelessly supporting and defending others.” and was honored by RBI director Robert Mueller III, with the 2010 FBI Director’s Community Leadership Award for the state of Arkansas. Mrs. Deaver's passion is palpable. You can hear it as she speaks about the unspeakable tragedies experienced by U.S. Nursing Home Residents.
Mrs. Deaver is not only seeking to find out and call out the negative, but seeks to find the positive in the health care workers that provide the direct care to resident. She created the AANHR's first national Nursing Assistant Recognition Award to recognize nursing assistants from across the state of Arkansas. She also developed the first program acknowledging National Residents Rights Week and has chaired both events for the past five years.
Today, Mrs. Deaver is the president of the Arkansas Advocates for Nursing Home Residents (AANHR), an organization dedicated to protecting residents in nursing homes from abuse and seeking prosecution for those who victimize nursing home residents.
So you've had breast cancer. Does that mean the end to all alcohol consumption? Or can you have just a little? What about wine vs. beer vs.
When we experience loss our first and most intense desire is to get back to who we were before the tragedy. When that isn't possible, we can become lost in an endless loop of desire for our old self.
Biohacking your body means changing your chemistry and physiology through science and self-experimentation to increase energy and vitality. Today we will learn with two experts in this field: What is biohacking, How you can optimize your health and brain with biohacking, and new biohacking products and trends available.
Niranjan "Tex" Kissoon , MD Mark Ansermino, MD and Matthew Wiens, MD join us to discuss the multi-levels of Sepsis,. and educate us on the What, How, and Global Burden of Sepsis.
In this podcast, we will discuss the power of non-verbal communication between couples, and the ways we can communicate with facial expressions, body gestures, and body posture. We will discuss the importance of bringing awareness to these embodied experiences in the present moment, both for ourselves and for our partners, and also the importance of being aware of our instinctive reactions and checking out our assumptions.
Brain diseases are now the world’s leading source of disability. One of the most debilitating, Parkinson’s disease, is the fastest growing neurological disorder in the world.
Paula Marshall is an author and has been the CEO of the Bama Companies since 1984. Her vision stands as a beacon for team members, inspiring the organization to achieve the Bama mission – “People Helping People Be Successful”. Under her leadership, Bama has expanded to provide a wide variety of frozen desserts and baked goods to fast food chains, as well as casual and family dining restaurants. She will give tips on how to make work fulfilling and productive, as well as discuss her book, Finding the Soul of Big Business.
Dr. Jim Arcand, D.C. (Grants Pass, OR), Chiropractor, discusses the two basic forms of physical pain: acute and chronic. Acute pain, for the most part, results from disease, inflammation or injury to tissues.
Are you looking for ways to increase your self-confidence, in and out of the bedroom? That’s great, because we all know that self-confidence is one of the biggest sexual turn-ons.
Matt Thornhill had a successful consulting business dedicated to researching and understanding the needs of the boomer generation.
It's not just a saying - it really does take a village to raise a child. On this week’s episode of “Ask a Doctor with Dr. Virgie”, Dr.
Each year millions of Americans face the reality of living with mental health struggles. The collective trauma of COVID-19 has exasperated our country’s mental health crisis. May is Mental Health Awareness Month. This month, our co-hosts, Ingrid and Mathew, will speak with guests about this country's science, support, education, advocacy, and policies focused on mental health. In this episode, Rebecca Lewis-Pankratz will share her life experience in rural poverty and the impact systems, including foster care, played on her journey.
Rebecca grew up in addiction and poverty. Against all odds, Rebecca was able to fight her way out of poverty and the trailer park in 2011 with three young sons because a local poverty resolution project found Rebecca and activated her journey. She later went to work for that non-profit and then went on to build multiple projects like it to help more families.
It is generally recognized that we are facing a world-wide crisis with increasing numbers of people suffering from compromised immune systems.
People want happiness above all else, including money. Studies consistently show the same results whether you’re talking about work life or personal life, and one always effects the other.
In honor of Mother’s Day, Dr. Connie shares the theme of a mother’s love. Mothers make many sacrifices for their children and would even give up their lives for them.
To lose one’s mother in childhood can have devastating effects on children.
On Healthscape, we often discuss chronic stress and how to deal with it. However, prevention of, and reduction in stress are equally important.
2Unstoppable is a non-profit organization founded by two women, Michelle Stravitz and Ilana Gamerman, with a personal history of Breast Cancer and who realized the many benefits of staying active during and after treatment. They now want to help other women on their cancer journeys experience a better quality of life and improved outcomes through exercise. Although their personal cancer stories are different (and aren’t they all?) founders Michelle and Ilana each recognized the importance of moving, even during treatment. The doctors were clear, the research was clear, but, most importantly, they each realized that fitness, in any form, helps them feel less anxious, reduces stress, combats fatigue, minimizes and combats other side effects, and gives them more energy. Most of the time it was simply walking with a friend or doing gentle yoga together that provided their activity and gave them much-needed support. Michelle and Ilana know firsthand how difficult it is to summon the energy to be active during this time. Their friends were instrumental in keeping us moving!
Michelle Cleveland coaches her clients to be the best versions of themselves.The lessons she learned from two of her children who had learning differences taught her to meet her clients where they are and support them in their individuality.
"Mental health includes our emotional, psychological, and social well-being. It affects how we think, feel, and act. It also helps determine how we handle stress, relate to others, and make choices.
Presenting high-vibration activational messages, this oracle deck and book set is designed to help you remember your true nature as a being of light, access your cosmic mission, and raise your vibratory frequency. Rev.
Wendy Benson is partner and COO at 2x2 Health: Private Health Concierge, culminating from her extensive experience as a leading healthcare executive and occupational therapist.
Reed Davis is a Nutritional Therapist, founder of Functional Diagnostic Nutrition and the FDN Certification Course. He has ran thousands of labs on thousands of people and learned to identify “healing opportunities”using all-natural, drug-free protocols. He served as the Health Director at a California Wellness Center for over 10 years assisting over 10,000 clients. Reed is known as one of the most experienced clinicians in the world being an expert in functional lab testing and holistic lifestyle medicine.
Dr. Robert Latkany (New York, NY), Ophthalmologist, author of The Dry Eye Remedy, discusses the dry eye crisis facing people worldwide.
Hear the story of a baby boomer's journeys through today's cannabis. Raw and un-cut perspective by a member of one of the largest generations today.
Are you interested in learning more about how transgender folks have been struggling to be heard, and seen, for so many years? It’s a topic that is quickly becoming a hot button debate. Join our good friend, Bobbi Bidochka, from Love and Sex with Robots, as she welcomes Transgender Porn Star, Buck Angel, onto our show to get his professional and personal opinion on various touchy topics like: responsible and healthy approaches to sex change, reducing the harmful impact of sexual shame, the sex lives of transgender and transsexuals, cannabis and sex, social media and cancel culture.
In honor of the MMIW/MMIP movement and in consideration of the mental health and well-being of Indigenous peoples in America, we will air a rerun of "Women of the PACEs Movement: Agnes Woodward".
This inspiring story will leave you with a sober appreciation for the gift this life actually is along with the confidence that when we take that last breath, life is not over.
What is Prolo-Ozone therapy?Prolo-Ozone therapy is a procedure in which local injections of ozone are used help reduce inflammation in the body caused by disease, injury and dysfunction.
Why do parents and school staff get so stressed before, during and after IEP meetings. Let's discuss some strategies to support yourselves in the process.
What steals our joy? Guilt, feelings of not deserving, beliefs that life is hard, “shoulds,” ”musts,” “could haves,” worry, fear, stress, and the list continues.
Resilience is our ability to return to our former state prior to a major setback or onslaught, or to 'bounce back' to what we were. This may be in response to a physical, mental or emotional assault.
Jane McLelland should only have lived about 12 weeks, according to cancer statistics and doctors, after receiving her diagnosis of Stage IV cancer nearly 20 years ago.
Differences are what make humans endlessly evolving, and interesting. But often people who are different are shunned, oppressed and misunderstood. Mickey Rowe was seen as different both because of being legally blind and because he is autistic.
We all want to maintain good health as we get older. Aging is not, in and of itself, a disease. However, aging is the major risk factor for developing many major chronic diseases. Learn what Dr.
Here, in dazzling red and black words and pictures, is an all-purpose guide that shows how to bring about effective social change by combining the emotional power of the arts with the strategic planning of activism.
Join Doctors Caterina Oneto, and Paul Feuerstadt, as they discuss the Management of C. difficile Infections. The new guidelines released by IDSA and SHEA this June along with the new treatments on the horizon will also be a topic of conversation.
Children are an important part of our society and families. They add value and purpose to our lives in a variety of ways and ranges.
Talia Fox is a leadership strategist, legacy builder, and CEO of KUSI Global Inc. Over the last two decades she has transformed thousands of executives by assisting leaders in the development of innovative strategies. Talia helps organizations maximize human potential through leveraging strategic intelligence, promoting a connected workplace culture and having conscious equity. She will discuss how KUSI's customized competency models, high-energy learning environments, and cutting-edge strategic planning processes can transform organizations, and their people, towards success.
These days, it feels like we can’t look at the front page of a national newspaper or watch five minutes of cable news without hearing of a school shooting or a person in a position of power who abused a child or teenager.
The practice of medicine is now at a crossroad. Countless patients are being treated simultaneously with both Western and Oriental medicine. It is quite common for a patient to seek herbal treatments while taking several prescription medications.
According to Matt Thornhill, "When we as older adults change how we think, feel, and and act about getting older we can change the culture around aging
A discussion on youth and THC. Mounting evidence has demonstrated the need to delay the consumption of THC until the adolescent brain matures.
Have you ever experienced a sexy-fun vacation with open-minded people and made life-long friendships? Perhaps you are just looking to get away and explore your sexuality with your partner to strengthen your couple.
On this week’s episode of “Ask a Doctor with Dr. Virgie”, Dr. Kerry Forrestal, board-certified Emergency Medicine physician, reveals the top 10 things ER doctors across the nation want you to know. Also, Dr.
Each year millions of Americans face the reality of living with mental health struggles. The collective trauma of COVID-19 has exasperated our country’s mental health crisis.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. This month, our co-hosts, Ingrid and Mathew, will speak with guests about the science, support, education, advocacy, and policies focused on mental health in this country. Our co-hosts will also examine the history of mental health response in this country.
The first guest, Robert Sege, MD, Ph.D., is a Professor of Pediatrics and Medicine at Tufts University School of Medicine, where he directs the Center for Community-engaged Medicine and is a core faculty member of the Tufts Clinical and Translational Science Institute. Dr. Sege is a Senior Fellow at the Center for the Study of Social Policy in Washington, is part of the Leadership Action Team for Massachusetts Essentials for Childhood Team, and serves on the boards of the Massachusetts Children’s Trust and Prevent Child Abuse America. He received the 2019 Ray E. Helfer award from the Alliance of Children’s Trusts and the American Academy of Pediatrics. He has served on national committees for the American Academy of Pediatrics and has been lead author on several important AAP policies, and received several national awards for his work. Using an evidence-based approach, parent-centered interventions begin with recognizing the strengths and stamina that families bring to raising their children, and then developing practical approaches that improve the systems support them. He has led teams that developed a new model for primary care for infants in low-income communities (DULCE) and a new framework for working with children and families, (HOPE). His extensive speaking and publication list include contributions to the prevention and treatment of child maltreatment and youth violence. He is a graduate of Yale College, and received his PhD in Biology from MIT and his MD from Harvard Medical School. Bob lives in the Boston area, where he and his wife Karen have raised three young adult children.
MICHAEL FLYNN, A MAN OF MANY TALENTS. Member of SAG/AFTRA for many years. Michael has given us stunning, heartfelt, enlightening performances. Michael started his career at George C. Marshall High School in Falls Church, VA. Acting was his second choice.
Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) (a.k.a. RSD) is a chronic pain condition that may be caused by trauma, nerve injury, fracture, or surgery.
This episode will discuss how do use mindfulness methods and meditation with your children. The children can be any age and at any level of ability.
“For years I did not know what ‘it’ was. I felt anxiety as depression, panic attacks, procrastination, headaches, exhaustion and sometimes I felt physically ill.
A fascinating revelation of how our hearts and brains communicate by Dr. Rollin McCraty, Director of Research at the Heartmath Institute. Learn how this is reflected in our heart rate variability (HRV) and why this metric is so vitally important.
In this episode of Working on Wellness you will hear from Lady Fuller on how our habits impact our happiness in life.
Lady is the radio host of Habits for Happiness on Voice America Network, interviewing NYT best selling authors and high performers about the Habit that walks them to happiness. Lady also is the founder of Create your Kickass Life an online coaching program for women in midlife who want to get unstuck and Create the Life of their Dreams!
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To learn more about Lady Fuller check out www.happinessmba.com
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Regardless of where you are in your cancer journey, your fertility journey does not have to come at its expense. Join Dr.
A vegan diet is “richly diverse and comprises all kinds of fruits, vegetables, nuts, grains, seeds, beans, and pulses – all of which can be prepared in endless combinations that will ensure you’re never bored”. Compared to vegetarian diets, vegan diets have become a lot more popular because they contain less saturated fat and cholesterol and more dietary fiber, vegans tend to be thinner, have lower cholesterol and blood pressure, and have a lower risk of cardiovascular disease. -Today we will have two amazing guests Dr. Edward Group & Jane Velez-Mitchell who will explain the benefits, challenges, and valuable information on this topic.
Dr. Steven Farmer reveals how spirit animals appearing in life, in dreams, or symbolically, to share their mystical yet practical medicine.
Join Our Guests: Linda Davis, RN, Charlotte Johnson, & Renata Johnson as they discuss key points on caregiving, a journey of caring for a loved one with a C. diff. infection, and comparing caregiving as a profession to caring for a family member at home.
Richard G. Glogau, MD (San Francisco, CA), dermatologist, "cutting-edge" dermatology, especially in cosmetic surgery and the treatment of skin cancer. Jerry Barnes (Cottage Grove, OR), global forest genetics expert.
Lauren Roselle and Joelle Casteix from SpotTheLine are here to talk about a brand-new, free app that can identify, prevent, and de-escalate sexual harassment.
A sexual harassment issue can be intimidating to address, jarring to report, and confusing to identify whether it’s illegal or just creepy. With custom action steps and empowerment tools to help the user move forward with confidence, SpotTheLine’s Sexual Harassment Meter is a groundbreaking tool to help victims proceed beyond uncomfortable, confusing, and sometimes illegal situations with courage and support. It’s “power in your pocket.”
Healthy skin is not just for good looks - healthy skin is critical for good health. On this week’s episode of “Ask a Doctor with Dr. Virgie”, Dr.
April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month. For the entire month of April, co-hosts Ingrid Cockhren and Mathew Portell will examine America's history of child abuse and neglect and outline how this history connects to our current child abuse crisis. In part four of this series of episodes dedicated to the systemic nature of child abuse and neglect in America, Ingrid and Mathew will discuss the different layers of influence embedded within our society that create the conditions for abuse and neglect to fester. The focus will be on society-level influences and will examine our collective thoughts, beliefs and values concerning children. This week's guest is Donna Jackson Nakazawa, an award-winning science journalist, author of seven books, and an internationally-recognized speaker whose work explores the intersection of neuroscience, immunology, and human emotion. We will explore how science reinforces our history and culture has contributed to trauma within our children based on our beliefs and values. Ingrid, Mathew, and guest will also outline how PACEs science can be applied to address and prevent child abuse and neglect.
DAVID OSMOND has show business in his genes. As part of the world famous OSMOND FAMILY, David has carried on this iconic entertainment legacy with some incredible successes while overcoming great challenges.
“When I first wrote about people doing yoga, taking herbs, drinking wheatgrass juice, having air and water purifiers, taking vitamins, drinking bottled water, or using crystals and magnets, people thought I was crazy”. Mark created NewLife Expo in 1990, bringing it to NYC, Florida, Seattle, and Chicago and now Long Island. It has become America’s longest-running expo and a staple in NYC and Florida, not only as a conference but also as a community of like-minded people. They gather to meet each other and hear from renowned experts in conscious living, such as Deepak Chopra, Dr. Oz and James Van Praagh. The expo also showcases exhibitors from around the globe, creating a venue where New Yorkers and Floridians can sample cutting-edge products and services. "The goal of Newlife Expo has always been to educate people on how to take responsibility for their own health and life. This information is needed now more than ever."
On today's Episode we will the discuss the work of Gayle Nobel Mother, Sister, Author and Life Coach:
On the episode we will discuss life living with family members living with Autism. We will discuss Gayle's experiential insights.
Based on her remarkable work, "Rock Your Midlife"-7 Steps to Transform Yourself and Make Your Next Chapter your Best Chapter, Dr.
In this episode of Working on Wellness you will hear from Rebecca Hall Gruyter.
Rebecca Hall Gruyter is an influencer, an award winning author, and empowerment leader that wants to help you reach more people. She has built multiple businesses and platforms to help influencers and experts reach more people. These platforms include: Radio, TV, books, magazines, the Speaker Talent Search, and Live Events/conferences. Creating a powerful promotional reach of over 7 million! Rebecca is the CEO of RHG Media Productions (which includes a TV Network and Publishing Arm), the Founder/Owner of the RHG TV Network, and of Your Purpose Driven Practice and the Creator of the Speaker Talent Search. Today, she wants to share with you….How you too, can be seen, heard and SHINE! www.YourPurposeDrivenPractice.com www.RHGTVNetwork.com www.SpeakerTalentSearch.com Rebecca@YourPurposeDrivenPractice.com (925)787-1572
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Allison Stover Fiscalini, Director, Athena Breast Health Network and WISDOM Study, will be speaking about the founding of The WISDOM Study (Women Informed to Screen Depending on Measures of risk), a national study that seeks to revolutionize the way breast cancer is detected. She will explain how the study compares two safe approaches, an annual mammogram or a personalized screening approach based on a woman’s unique risk factors for breast cancer, such as breast density, genes and family history. This study has already signed up over 40,000 women from each of the 50 states across the country to answer the ultimate question of, “How often should women screen for breast cancer?”
Ken Ross grew up immersed in the work of his mother, Elisabeth Kubler-Ross. Unlike most people in the West, he was immersed in a world where death, dying and grief wer openly talked about and explored.
Ken Ross grew up immersed in the work of his mother, Elisabeth Kubler-Ross. Unlike most people in the West, he was immersed in a world where death, dying and grief wer openly talked about and explored.
Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a behavioral disorder that affects up to 1 in 20 children in the USA. The predominance of American research into this disorder over the past 40 years has led to the impression that ADHD is largely an American disorder and is much less prevalent elsewhere. -Whether it’s a problem with alcohol, Opioids, Cocaine, or any other substance, addiction kills thousands of Americans every year and impacts millions of lives. Addiction, or substance use disorder (SUD), is a chronic mental health condition.- Learn with Shaye Molendyke how to better meet the needs of a traumatized population. -Learn with Michele Molitor about Hypnosis and how you can break through the barriers that have been holding you down for way too long.
In todays episode I had the opportunity to chat with Dr. Sarah Rahal, MD about one of my MUST have supplements, Colostrum. Most people are still unfamiliar with this superfood and the power that it packs. Listen in as Dr.
Enhance direct communication between you and your angels. As you invoke those in the heavenly realm, you’ll receive accurate, uplifting messages to help you better understand the steps you need to take to move forward in life.
Join our guests: Neil Clark, Chief Executive Officer, Destiny Pharma PLC and Dale Gerding, MD, FACP, FIDSA, FSHEA with our Guest Host: Kevin Hersh. The robust discussion will touch upon important topics focused on the what, why, and how to Prevent CDI: Boost Immunity, Restore Microbiome, Replace the Bug. Our two guests will exchange a dialogue about the science to answer the many questions about a C. difficile infection, prevention, treatments, what is recurrent C. diff., and the immune system, and how the microbiome plays a part in everything. Tune in and expand you basic knowledge with our guests; Mr. Neil Clark and Doctor Dale Gerding.
In this episode, Your Therapy Doctor featuring Dr Pauline Belton (LCPC, BCHT, Mental Health Specialist) is joined by the Relationship Boosters, Dr Kia James (LCPC), Monika Cope-Ward (LCSW-C), and Carol-Ann Trotman (LCPC).
Clive Corry of Action Trauma Limited, will tell us what trauma is and why it affects so many people in the world in so many different ways; often causing them to hurt themselves and others. Clive says that trauma is a disturbing, subconscious memory or series of memories which can deeply affect our mood, behaviour, health and life. It often has a ‘ripple effect’ within families and can be passed down the generations. He is very clear that trauma is not an illness, but an injury which can be healed. So, what is the nature of this injury and what methods are available for healing? Traditionally in medicine, a ‘trauma’ was a physical injury. Today, the dictionary also describes it as a deeply distressing or disturbing experience and omits the descriptive prefix of ‘psychological’. Clive says that the most important points to note in all of this, are that trauma is held in the subconscious and by both the mind and the body. He will give some amazing descriptions of how trauma manifests itself, taking charge of our thinking brain and preparing our entire body and mind for instant action, based upon our ancient survival instincts. He will detail the different types, causes and variations of trauma and its effects, which include anger, addictions, obesity, anxiety and depression. He avoids the use of complicated medical terms and, indeed, notes that the medical profession generally have not caught up with the new evidence and new thinking about trauma in the world today. Clive then goes on to describe how trauma may be healed and how difficult it can be to do so because trauma does not want to be revealed, in case it opens a Pandora's box of frightening memories and experiences. Resilience is an important factor but varies hugely between people depending upon their experiences and ‘nature versus nurture’. Collective trauma is a major problem in healing experiences from ‘the troubles’ in Northern Ireland. Excitingly, after two years of Covid restrictions, The Trauma Summit (www.traumasummit.com) will be hosted live in ICC Belfast on June 13 & 14. Almost 2000 delegates are expected, along with up to 1000 virtual visitors. All will be able to view the talks and presentations for up to six months afterwards. Clive says that this will be the biggest conference since the very first one in 2018. 40 Speakers will be discussing the latest research findings, approaches and developments in trauma diagnosis and healing. He has a talented team, led by fellow director Karen Hamilton, who work with him to bring his vision forward.
Dayna Bowman Matthew is is the Dean and Harold H. Greene Professor of Law at the George Washington University Law School. Dayna focuses on disparities in health, health care, and the social determinants of health. Dayna has written numerous articles on health and antitrust law topics that have appeared in the Virginia Law Review, the Georgetown Journal of Law, and the American Journal of Law and Medicine. She is also author of the bestselling book, Just Health: Treating Structural Racism To Heal America, where she will discuss how deep structural racism embedded in America's society leads to negative health outcomes and lower life expectancy for people of color.
David Schneider, MD, Faculty Physician/Santa Rosa Family Medicine Residency and Associate Clinical Professor of Family and Community Medicine, UCSF talks about his passion of Nutrition, Lifestyle and Good health.
Two alcohol-free nano-emulsified adult drinks made with THC could be creating a healthier alternative to drinking traditional wines or smoking cannabis.
When you get a cancer diagnosis, you need to prepare for the financial impact on your health. On this week’s episode of “Ask a Doctor with Dr. Virgie”, we have a special hour-long segment of “What Your Medical Debt Doctor Wants You to Know”. Joining us to talk about how to protect yourself from cancer care financial devastation is Dr. Kerry Forrestal, a board-certified Emergency Medicine physician and the author of CRUSHING CANCER: A Patient’s Guide to Managing a Cancer Diagnosis. Dr. Forrestal reveals expert insider secrets to managing the financial effects of cancer, including the 211 system, Nurse Navigators, and more.
April is National Child Abuse Prevention month. For the entire month of April, co-hosts Ingrid Cockhren and Mathew Portell will examine America's history of child abuse and neglect and outline how this history connects to our current child abuse crisis.
Hope from Covid We all need hope. Every one of us needs to know that in these crazy times, there is always a bright side, a new day to begin, and find hope.
HIV?AIDS has been around since the 1980's. It is still prevalent today. Many pharmaceuticals are used to keep it at bay. Are they safe? Is there a safe way to actually get rid of it? While prevention is always best we will discuss the best and safest proven natural treatments to eliminate it.
This episode will discuss how do use mindfulness methods and meditation with your children. The children can be any age and at any level of ability.
Wellness practices are meant for everyone and can be easy to implement, regardless of age, gender, ethnicity, income, or social status.
April is a month of renewal and rebirth. At a time of darkness in the world, April brings the promise of hope and healing. Dr.
In this episode, we discuss emerging topics in Family Medicine like polypharmacy, over-medicalization as well over-diagnosis.
In this informative and transformational show, Angela Zubella will share her insights on ways to incorporate complimentary techniques into your life to support your mental health. This show is perfect for individuals who want to improve their life by empowering them with an array of techniques to support them on their healing journey. Angela will discuss the topic and provide practical intervention and tips to implement into your daily life. Working on Wellness broadcasts live every Wednesday at 11 AM Pacific Time on the VoiceAmerica Health and Wellness Channel.
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Carol Wyllie, Amazon best-selling author of "Chemo P!ssed Me Off" shares her story from diagnosis through treatment and beyond.
Living what he considered a charmed life, Ivan Maisel was completely unprepared for the unexpected loss of his 21 year old son from suicide.
Alcohol is the most widely abused substance in the US, yet alcoholism is often left untreated. An addiction to alcohol can be detrimental to a person's physical, mental, and social well-being.
Your Journey to Enlightenment awakens an ancient knowing that you are a Master and have always been. The moment has come for a new visionary that engages in a radical approach to living, being, and knowing.
This rebel visionary is fully engaged from the heart and gut and goes against the norm, not allowing systems to rule his or her expression.
Your Journey to Enlightenment lays out 12 guiding principles that will help you discover how to:
Live in constant, unfolding potential, without attachment to outcomes Live awake and aware, soaring as a magnetizing force in personal and global expansion Live and walk an authentic path of devotion, unlocking inherent gifts Live a process of self-activated awakening for mastery of the multidimensional experience
Join us with our guest, Professor Simon Cutting, Ph. D., as we discuss the genetic control of spore formation in Bacillus subtilis, and the research behind the scenes defining Clostridioides difficile in health and environment.
We are continuing the conversation...Trauma is not always recognizable, and it is definitely not predictable. The impact trauma has on the mind, body and emotional system can be debilitating (it can stop everything about you).
Alan Stein, Jr. teaches proven strategies to improve both individual and organizational performance by empowering people to develop winning mindsets, rituals, and routines.
Robert M. Weir, Writer, Author, Editor, Speaker, speaks with host Sharon Kleyne about the topic of Earth Day and World Water Day. www.robertmweir.com
Resilient Retreat was formed in 2018 and has been providing interdisciplinary workshops and training to victims of trauma since 2019.
What are the current views and studies around children and CBD. It's believed the CBD industry stepped into the lime light when it was shown to treat seizure in children. We'll discuss the current research and what's on the horizon.
Understanding our own mental health and living better is on everyone’s mind these days. Joining us to talk about how we can create a brighter future is Dr. Armin Hoes, who is a board certified psychiatrist and helps his patients through a unique blend of psychotherapy and wellness coaching. On this week's segment of “What Your Medical Debt Doctor Wants You to Know” I chat with Jerry Ashton, who is the co-founder of “RIP Medical Debt”, an industry-changing nonprofit which has empowered donors to forgive more than $6 billion in medical debt for 3,500,000+ Americans.
April is National Child Abuse Prevention month. For the entire month of April, co-hosts Ingrid Cockhren and Mathew Portell will examine America's history of child abuse and neglect and outline how this history connects to our current child abuse crisis. In part two of this series of episodes dedicated to the systemic nature of child abuse and neglect in America, Ingrid and Mathew will discuss the different layers of influence embedded within our society that create the conditions for abuse and neglect to fester. The focus will be on community-level influences. This discussion will include the influence of school environments, rural communities, housing discrimination, community violence, poverty, gun violence, gang culture, etc. Ingrid and Mathew will also outline how PACEs science can be applied to both address and prevent child abuse and neglect.
I love people. I love working with people and giving them tools and opportunities to change their health and their wealth.
Intravenous ozone therapy has been used for three quarters of a century to effective prevent and treat cancer as well as post cancer aftercare. Dozens of studies have been published since the 1950's proving its benefits for a wide variety of cancers.
In my 40’s, I had the thought that we spend the first half of our lives going as far away from ourselves as possible, and if we’re lucky, we spend the next half of our lives coming back to ourselves.
Dr. Raymond Gottschalk, specialist in sleep and respiratory medicine, dissects the nature of sleep, debunking a few myths along the way.
In this episode of Working on Wellness, Angela Zubella brings you Susan D. is a Licensed Massage Therapist & Esthetician.
Susan will help you to understand the importance of sound healing and the many benefits that sound healing is able to assist.
Will Eberhart is a successful entrepreneur handling global marketing clients. Because he felt the need to serve, he decided to become an Ambassador for the Real Men Wear Pink program for the American Cancer Society. PERSEVERANCE IS KEY is the motto he lives by to lend support to survivors and generate awareness with the understanding we are all affected by breast cancer in some way. Whether indirect or not.
Living a lifetime without his father, Jonathan Wess developed a clear vision of what he would have gained from that relationship.
As the world begins to open back up this year, people are going to want help in navigating how they want to live, engage, and incorporate a broader definition of wellness into their lives.
Many of us have lost connection with the authentic and unconditional part of ourselves — the Soul.
Our guests from Seres Therapeutics shared the latest news on SER-109 and positive topline results from the pivotal Phase 3 ECOSPOR III study evaluating its investigational oral microbiome therapeutic SER-109 for recurrent C. difficile infection (CDI).
Trauma is not always recognizable, and it is definitely not predictable. The impact trauma has on the mind, body and emotional system can be debilitating (it can stop everything about you). In this segment, we will explore what trauma is; how does trauma effect the brain, what are the treatments of trauma and so much more. Trauma affects about 6 of every 10 men (or 60%) and 5 of every 10 women (or 50%) experience at least one trauma in their lives. Do you even know and understand how trauma affects you? Many people do not even recognize that they live part, most and even all of their life from a trauma lens. Your Therapy Doctor will address Trauma so you begin to release the impact of trauma and begin the true process of healing from a place of awareness.
Jill L. Ferguson is an award-winning writer and the author of 14 published books, serial entrepreneur, writing and business coach, and the founder of Women's Wellness Weekends and Creating the Freelance Career.
The Russian invasion of Ukraine caused a shock wave throughout our world. As the images of destruction besieged our social media, many of us wondered how we could help.
Aaron Hughes (Elizabethtown, KY), http://www.harvestnutrition.com Harvest Nutrition LLC, “The power of real food and nutrition for achieving long-term health.” Michael Framson (Medford, OR), http://www.seattlepi.
Tiger Performance Institute is a transformational experience that gives you the answer to the root causes of your aches, pains, fatigue, and brewing conditions.
Many successful CBD brands were created from a story usually fueled by a passion or purpose. In today's show we'll share some stories of a few brands who have a great story. We'll also get to chat with Dr Daniel Whitelocke cannabis physician in Arkansas to hear is perspective on cannabis for medicine.
Are you looking to party and travel with sexy-fun and open-minded people? Getting together with compatible couples while on vacation creates life-long friendships and lots of great memories.
In this episode, my guest Robin Handburg and I will deal with the impact of addiction on an individual, a couple, and a family.
April is National Child Abuse Prevention month. For the entire month of April, co-hosts Ingrid Cockhren and Mathew Portell will examine America's history of child abuse and neglect and outline how this history connects to our current child abuse crisis.
Richard’s openhearted interviews of strangers from around the globe open a window into the hearts and histories of both the known and unknown.
Why do parents and school staff get so stressed before, during and after IEP meetings. Let's discuss some strategies to support yourselves in the process.
The whisper of “the still small voice within” is hard to hear over the loud voices in our head and all around us with directives on what we should and shouldn’t do.
Dr. Robert Barrett, social scientist and author of 'Hardwired,' explains how our survivalist skills that have enabled us to reach our current stage of complexity and abundance now appear to paradoxically be working against our health and wellbeing in our current vastly changed social, economic and technological landscape. Current modes of heath care delivery have not exactly adapted particularly well either to the new reality.
In this episode of Working on Wellness, Angela Zubella brings you Kate Tietje is the Lead Herbalist and CMO at Earthley. Kate is well known in the natural living community and will be bringing her experience and expertise on inspiring and empowering people to live healthy and productive lives, naturally. Listen to this informative show to learn tips and tricks to improve your health today. To learn about our guest check out modernalternativemama.com and/or earthley.com. To learn more about your host Angela Zubella check out www.intentionalwc.com.
What does Breast Friends really do? Alyssa Beyer, Patient Support Coordinator join Host Michelle Beck to discuss the important work which Breast Friends does to ensure that no women goes through cancer alone. Heart of a Warrior Mentorship Program, Warrior Workshops for education and inspiration, Girls Nite Out Support Groups, Newly Diagnosed and Metastatic virtual support groups, Brave is Beautiful photo shoots, Walk & Talks and so much more! Join us to hear about connection and support!
Creative expression is a powerful way to process the losses in our lives- and sometimes takes unusual forms. For Carol Finizza, trying to understand her daughter's addiction led her to write a murder mystery.
Dietary supplements are more popular than ever. With so many trends, it can be difficult to decipher what’s right for you. Plants have essential nutrients that you cannot get from other foods.
In today’s episode, I have an incredible guest with me to discuss blood work, how it falls short, why lab ranges differ and many other fun blood work facts. Most importantly, Dr. Lewis shares how, when done correctly, a proper work up can be a highly effective diagnostic tool that provides clues and insight to what might be going on in the body long before symptoms arise.
If you are looking for a way to stay ahead of the game on your health journey and optimize your wellness, this is an episode you do not want to miss! If you or anyone you know has ever gone to the doctor with symptom or an issue only to be sent home with all test results showing “normal”, even when you feel far from it, this is a show for you! If you ever plan on having blood work done, listen to this first!
Dr. Thomas J. Lewis has an exquisite way of explaining this topic and I found much of what he shared to be vital. He is a wealth of information, I am so grateful to know him and super thankful for his time and expertise!
Learn more about how to work with Dr. Lewis at: https://www.healthrevivalpartners.com/product-page/consultation-with-dr-thomas-lewis-phd-1
Have you ever wondered about the afterlife?
"Faith embraces mysteries, whereas science explains them. But faith and science may converge when it comes to survival of the soul and the afterlife. People of faith accept the existence of the soul and eternal life as true, while simultaneously accepting it as a mystery. People of science accept the existence of the brain’s electrical field and that energy is neither created nor destroyed, only transferred from one form to another. The existence of the soul and the afterlife is a mystery, challenging scientists to develop the technology to solve this mystery." - Mark Anthony, Afterlife Frequency
Grief can be complicated and confusing. Coping with the feelings that follow a loss can be difficult, but it doesn’t have to be something from which we run away. In this episode, we sit down with Susan Ash Lee, Vice President, Clinical Services at CSC.
All couples face challenges with communication and connection. Join the conversation with Your Therapy Doctor host Dr Pauline Belton and guest speaker Dr Kia James, Licensed Professional Counselor and Co-Founder of The Relationship Boosters.
AmyK Hutchens is an international award-winning speaker, author, coach, and master communicator. She travels globally and works virtually with executives to share her mission.
Richard G. Glogau, MD (San Francisco, CA), dermatologist, "cutting-edge" dermatology, especially in cosmetic surgery and the treatment of skin cancer. Jerry Barnes (Cottage Grove, OR), global forest genetics expert.
Are you feeling a little unsure about how to spice things up and get more out of your sex life? Perhaps you want to explore your kinky side but you’re worried that your sexual desires are not in line with your personal morals and...
Yes, customers from "My CBD Cabinet" in Phoenix Arizona will share their experiences with using different types of CBD and other forms of cannabis and how it impacted them. This will be a live event at the store with real customers and real stories.
After the early passing of her husband, Ruth Aborjaily realized that she held the key to her health and well-being in her own hands. She embarked on a journey of wellness through various forms of exercise, including Tabata, a protocol developed in Tokyo in 1996, a 4-minute interval workout 5 days/week for 6 weeks. The program first utilized with athletes, found that those who performed the program were able to consume more oxygen during exercise and experienced greater boosts in metabolism. Therefore, the question for each of us is can we make a conscious decision to find 4 minutes in a day for a program that will improve our oxygen intake during exercise and boost metabolism? Ruth Aborjaily believes it is our responsibility to do so so that we ensure we can live as healthfully as possible into our advanced years. Scientific achievements has the number of people living to advanced ages continuing to increase, Is it not then our responsibility to embrace that longevity journey in the fitest and healthiest way possible? She also believes that embracing a well-being journey allowed her to have the emotional, psychological and physical strength and fortitude to care for her mother who lived into her 90's. Mindful Longevity begins with self-awareness and making conscious choices. Harness your power to live mindfully. The place to begin is within. The time to begin is Now.
Melissa T. Merrick, Ph.D., is President and CEO of Prevent Child Abuse America (PCA America), the nation’s oldest and largest nonprofit organization dedicated to the primary prevention of child abuse and neglect.
Back by popular demand. People wanted to know the rest of her amazing journey, join us for a synopsis of her story.
"Love may come and go but Herpes is Forever" is a said because there has been know know effective treat for it, until now.
We are all going through tough times. Collaboration right now is imperative. Remaining calm is imperative. Let's discuss ways to enter into the New Year.
All relationships are experiencing unprecedented challenges during these times of extreme uncertainty. Divorce rates have skyrocketed globally in the last two years.
Shauna Sky Romano, kinesiologist, athlete, and coach to elite athletes believes that “while the principles of high performance and science don’t change, the art is the application of those principles through movement, and the magic lies in developing a love for movement.”
In this episode of Working on Wellness, Angela Zubella brings you Nedra Blietz is an Empowerment and Transformation Catalyst. Nedra’s journey began as a personal one, searching for answers to help her daughter which ultimately led Nedra to a journey of self-healing and empowerment. Nedra will be speaking about Rapid Transformational Therapy® (RTT®) and how it assist clients in achieving powerful, rapid, and permanent results. RTT is a powerful therapy combining the most beneficial principles of hypnotherapy, psychotherapy, NLP, CBT, and neuroscience. RTT is successful because it gets deep into the subconscious, without the influence of the conscious thinking mind, to uncover the root cause behind any issue, and this can be physical or emotional. To learn more about our guest Nedra Bleitz check out nedrablietz.com To learn more about your host Angela Zubella check out www.intentionalwc.com.
Rod Ritchie joins us as a survivor of both breast cancer and prostate cancer. He is an activist for men with impacted by breast cancer, writing, speaking and supporting other out there like him. He gets it. He works to help other men come to terms with their diagnosis and treatment. He become a patient activist because he could see breast cancer groups fixated on using pink to denote breast cancer; the community is not aware that males get the disease as well. Men have a poorer prognosis because they are diagnosed later due to their reluctance to present themselves, and since their health practitioners are not recognizing symptoms of the disease early enough. There is also no screening program for men. And lack of male-specific clinical research and trials means that treatment for men is based on that for women. Rod will discuss all of these topics and what we can do to change it!
Being healthy should be part of your overall lifestyle. Having a healthy lifestyle will help prevent chronic diseases and long-term illnesses. Feeling good about yourself and taking care of your health is important for your self-esteem and self-image. Maintain a healthy lifestyle by doing what is right for your body. -Learn with Troy Cassey about Innovative solutions beyond our biggest human challenges, Mind-Over matter medicine, and holistic integration. Learn with Dr. Lauren Leiva about traditional physical therapy techniques and programs to enhance recovery, improve strength, and boost overall health.
Acclaimed spiritual mentor Sister Dr. Jenna expands the concept of meditation to the highest level-from simple relaxation to ecstatic union with Source.
Join us with our guest, Ron Roman, RN, CEO Safety Net as we discuss creating a safe environment, maintaining a safe environment in both healthcare and home.
Veronica Valli is a former psychotherapist who was accredited by the British Association of Counseling and Psychotherapy with 17 years of experience.
This episode is part of our special series “Young and Diagnosed” which focuses on the unique challenges and experiences of young adults facing a cancer diagnosis.
Scarcity Mindset or a Millionaire Mindset…Let’s discuss “Four Money Scripts” that are not exclusive to adulthood and could be having a negative or positive effect on the way we make decisions about money. See the connection to mental health and wellness. Did you know that your relationship with money could have a direct connection to your mental health and wellness? Let's welcome to the show, Letania Gonzales a Housing Outreach Manager at Freddie Mac. This is an episode you don't want to miss. Join the conversation.
Dr. William Davis is a renowned preventive cardiologist who advocates for individuals to explore the health benefits of not using prescription drugs and medical procedures. Rather, apply the basic principles of nutrition into ones life. He delivers this new view on dieting and health which has shown to reverse hundreds of common health conditions, weight loss, functioning daily at higher levels and many age-reversing effects. William has three other New York Times best selling books including, Super Gut. He discusses the connection between ones gut health, modern diseases, and multiple health complaints as well as giving alternative ways for individuals to restore their health.
In Correctional, Shankar frames his unexpected encounters with the law and the unraveling of his life through the lenses of race, class, privilege, and his bicultural upbringing as the first and only son of South Indian immigrants.
Ritu Saini, MD (New York, NY), National Skin Cancer Foundation, “Mohs Surgery, Skin Cancer and Melanoma.” Shonda Schilling (Medfield, MA), founder of the Shade Foundation of America (and wife of pitcher Kurt Schilling). “Have Fun in the Sun But Be Smart.
Atherosclerosis is best known for causing myocardial infarction, but it is also the main cause of dementia. The common diseases of aging like hypertension, and diabetes are connected to atherosclerosis. I will explain what causes these diseases.
We've heard news on what not to take with CBD so in today's show we'll be discussing what goes well with CBD.
In consideration of Women's History month, the entire month of March will be dedicated to the women creating a legacy in the worldwide PACEs movement.
Miracles and Loss, JR has provided an amazing blessing and miracle for those who have lost loved ones. He paints portraits of people that have passed away.
Dr. Brownstein feels iodine is the most misunderstood nutrient. He feels it is impossible to achieve your optimal health when there is iodine deficiency present.
On today's Episode we will the discuss the work of Gayle Nobel Mother, Sister, Author and Life Coach:
On the episode we will discuss life living with family members living with Autism. We will discuss Gayle's experiential insights.
Guides, Angels, Archangels, Spiritual Masters, and the Divine Source of Love are always with us. It is up to us to acknowledge their presence, communicate with them, and accept their help. Life becomes easier when we know we are not alone.
I interview Dr. Sue Stuart-Smith, author of “The Well- Gardened Mind”- The Restorative Power of Nature. She is both a psychiatrist and a gardener.
In this episode of Working on Wellness, Angela Zubella brings you Dr. Patrick Flynn a Chiropractor and the founder of The Wellness Way. Dr.
Traditional Chinese Medicine uses a holistic approach to support each patient with customized solutions for their health concerns.
The profound experience of love and loss often lead an artist to a deep need to create. In fact, mourning itself is a creative process, helping us to evolve into our new selves.
Nationwide, almost one in five people (47.1 million) in the U.S. are living with a mental health condition. That number increased by about 1.5 million over last year's report. About 10% of youth in the U.S have severe depression.
There is no denying the gut health conversation is just getting started. We have much still to learn about this complex system that stretches far beyond probiotics. In this episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Aicacia Young from Silverfern Brand.
Simran Singh speaks on the multiple ways the Universe is engaging us with answers and directions. We need only be aware of what is going on in our lives.
This is a Special Presentation: Join us with our three brave guests as they take a step forward to share their C. difficile infection journey and deliver a personal message with our global listeners. "It's NOT Just Diarrhea."
Discussing the neuroscience behind addiction, how addiction affects the brain, and how mindfulness and meditation can counteract those effects, Michael interviews Dr.
Setting and maintaining healthy boundaries is not always easy. Join Your Therapy Doctor hosted by Dr Pauline Belton to know and understand how boundaries play a major role in your mental health.
Dr. Kara Fitzgerald received her doctorate of Naturopathic medicine and is actively engaged in clinical research on the DNA methylome using a diet and lifestyle intervention developed in her practice. She is currently a Physician and Clinical Director at The Sandy Hook Clinic while also lecturing internationally for several organizations. She will discuss her new book Younger You, Reduce Your Bio Age and Live Longer, Better and discusses how you can scientifically lower your age and risk of disease through energy, genetic expression, better cognition and more resilience.
The Loma Linda University (LLU) International Behavior Health Trauma Team (IBHTT) operated by the LLU School of Behavioral Health (SBH) has been providing international trauma preparatory training and psychological first aid disaster response since 1995.
Rebecca Petris started The Dry Eye Company and this website in 2005 as a dry eye information portal and community center for her fellow dry eye patients.
There's plenty of anecdotal evidence on the subject, which we're happy to share, along with a few new studies. We'll also take a look at the related products in todays market and some consumer responses to them. Just in time for Valentines day!
The DAWN method, or Dementia and Alzheimer's Well-Being, is a true person centered approach to how we view, interact with, and care for people living with dementia. As the level of cognitive impairment increases, the person living with dementia experiences emotional distress that is often translated into the behavior we see and associate with dementia. In reality, there is no such thing as dementia related behaviors. The root cause is a response to a particular situation, a feeling of distress or increased confusion. Rather than looking at what is lost The DAWN Method looks at what is retained. The approach helps families and caregivers look at a person's strengths, understand how to communicate and interact based on those strengths, thereby creating a better interactive experience for both parties. Judy explains the unique strength based-approach of looking at a person with dementia which involves Intuitive Thought, Experiential Self and the Mindlessness Tools. Through her courses and certified trainings she works with families and caregivers to become dementia partners. This helps the person living with dementia live with dignity at their own pace and to find comfort in any positive memories they may retain. The tools learned in the DAWN Method ultimately restore the well-being of the person living with dementia. She believes the hope in dementia is how we provide care. Judy's calm, passion, and commitment to person's living with dementia, their families and caregivers is palpable.
Are you titillated by the sexy scenes in “50 Shades of Grey”? Perhaps you are interested in pursuing a sex-life that includes Kink and BDSM, but you’re worried about what happens when things go wrong. Join Stephanie and Fox with Dr Stefani Goerlich, from Bound Together Counseling, who literally wrote the book on Kink, as they get into discussing and identifying what BDSM and Kink look like compared to sexual assault. They get deep into the sexualization of kink and what to do when your power exchange scene doesn’t go as planned.
Long-time health, science and technology journalist Jane Stevens joins PACEs Connection CEO Ingrid Cockhren to do a deep dive into why people aren’t getting an accurate picture about violence in their communities.
Corbin Allred may look familiar. He has enjoyed a successful acting career in film and television since the age of twelve and spent much of his youth and early adulthood in Hollywood, California pursuing the entertainment arts.
Scalar Energy. Bet you never heard of it. Nikola Tesla, considered the Father of Scalar Energy said "The history of science shows that theories are perishable.
On this episode we will discuss a topic often not discussed. We talk consistently about having kids and students that are on the autism spectrum disorder continuum, but rarely do we discuss having a parent with Autism.
More than one third of Americans are over age 50. Every day over 10,000 Americans reach age 65 and by the year 2030, one in five Americans will be 65 or older.
“65 and older” no longer resembles what our parents and grandparents looked like at that age.
Dr. Tanguay clearly explains how untreated mental trauma is a common confounder in the treatment of mental health conditions.
In this episode of Working on Wellness, Angela Zubella brings you the Author of “The Emotion Code” Dr. Bradley Nelson. Veteran holistic physician Dr. Bradley Nelson (D.C., ret.
Mike Murphy will be here to talk about the love and loss of his wife Margot to breast cancer. He will speak to being a caregiver to Margot throughout her entire journey and how she allowed him to live the time the were together, with cancer throughout most of it, in color.
Nothing prepares a mother for hearing that their child is transgender. Along with protectiveness and confusion comes the stunning fact that the picture you had of your child must die and a new one take its place.
An estimated 2 million Americans are currently battling opioid addiction, and in 2017, the Council of Economic Advisors estimated that the Opioid Crisis was costing the United States over half a trillion dollars in lost productivity, premature deaths, and increased healthcare and criminal justice costs. - Learn with Dr. Joseph about how to know if your prescription drug use is abusive -Signs of opioid overdoes and what to do & more.
We sometimes forget that we are spiritual beings having a physical experience and not the other way around. We also completely forget that we have these innate super powers within us that are all uniquely our own.
Join us with our guest, Professor Simon Cutting, Ph. D., as we discuss the genetic control of spore formation in Bacillus subtilis, and the research behind the scenes defining Clostridioides difficile in health and environment.
In this episode, host Michael Walsh talks to former pro football player Randy Grimes about his illustrious career playing football through college, his time with the Buccaneers, and finding recovery.
Claiming and reclaiming mental health; dedicated to answering your questions about mental health, stress and stressors. Unresolved stress can turn into fatigue, low energy, impaired concentration, burnout and more.
Pediatrician Mark Vonnegut has spent forty years treating children for coughs, fevers, ear infections, and sometimes more serious complaints.
Known as "Mother of Qigong in America" & for her instant healings, Dr. Effie Chow is a world-renowned Qigong Grandmaster energy healer, nurse, acupuncturist, author, international speaker, Humanitarian, Futurist, and Visionary.
Mads Friis created Growth Island which is a podcast on health and human wellbeing. Here, he has interviewed over 70 experts from around the world as well as being a partner in several companies that focus on health, performance, well being and energy. Mads speaks and facilitates workshops on habits, biohacking, and the future of health. He has a passion for building health, performance, and wellbeing related ventures and projects by working closely with individuals. Mads also co-built 3 impact-driven ventures with KRING with the second one, being an AI-mental health app, which collected 2,000 users after its launch. He will discuss his podcast called Growth Island which provides ways for people to be healthier and happier.
Cannabis is gaining popularity and acceptance making it an attractive business opportunity. Like all business opportunities, more knowledge is better.
In consideration of Women's History month, the entire month of March will be dedicated to the women creating a legacy in the worldwide PACEs movement. In this episode, we will talk with Dr. Sandra Bloom. For the past forty years, Dr.
Fresh off the successful 2022 LDS Film Festival. Please welcome back Marshall and Michelle Moore. It was an amazing experience. Wonderful Featured Films, Short films, Documentaries, Music Videos. Four days of amazing talent was shared.
If you are interested in learning the "ins and outs" of nearly everything ozone (and believe me you should) then this is the show for you. Paola Dziwetzki, A.K.A.
On this episode we will continue our discussion of mindfulness and specifically look at issues of psychological flexibility and functional contextualism within acceptance and commitment therapy in training
Joe, Katy, and Neal conclude their conversation with special guest, Victoria McCormick. Victoria has lived a life and she’s here to tell you all about her storied past. How does a woman navigate life as an exotic dancer and escort? Her story is one of reinvention and entrepreneurship. If you’d like to hear some truly hilarious and frank discussion about sex work, you’ll definitely want to listen to this amazing episode. Check out Victoria McCormick’s memoir, Victoria of Dallas available where fine books are sold or at victoriaofdallas.com.
Now they are back from vacation and ready to talk about the sexy beast inside us all. Role playing is always a blast, but when you play as an animal, things get even wilder. Have you ever heard of pup play? Adam & Eve has some amazing sex toys like a butt plug with fox tail to help you explore your wildest desires. The weird sex news of the week involves a sixteen-foot boa constrictor down the pants. The Adam & Eve team join forces again to talk all about condoms. This contraception themed episode covers, pun intended, all you need to know about rubbers and how to stay safe using them. In the weird sex news of the day, you can learn about the amazing advances in self-lubricating condoms. Members of the team share their first, cringe-worthy, experiences with condoms. And, you’ll get to learn a little bit about the history of Adam & Eve.
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Energy Vampires drain a person’s energy, like a Vampire drains their blood. If we have an energy vampire in our life who consistently eats up our time, energy, and often money, we wind up exhausted and sick.
Dr. Hoffman, a leading integrative and functional medicine physician, details an added comprehensive, holistic approach to complex and chronic disease that factors in the social, psycho-spiritual, family dynamics and generational issues that often play a role in dis-ease causation.
Early childhood trauma of any kind as well as neglect can enormously impact the pathogenesis of disease as well as the course of recovery.
This approach is foundational to his '7 Stages to Health and Transformation Model (TM), that is fundamental in mind-body medicine.
Do you struggle with finding a healthcare professional who understand you? Where do you go to find a person who is able to listen to your needs, provide interventions without complicating the client and healthcare professional interaction? There are new options becoming available every day.
In this episode of Working on Wellness, Angela Zubella brings you Alycea Noel Pupp a Board Certified Family Nurse Practitioner and RN. You will learn about Alycea Noel Pupp and how she has joined the wave of healthcare professionals who providing clients with options other than what is known as traditional healthcare services. She provides services through telehealth and house calls focusing on her passion for prevention.
Listen to Working on Wellness live at 1 PM CST to learn more about the new options available in healthcare. To learn more about your host Angela Zubella check out www.intentionalwc.com. To learn more about our guest A. Noel Pupp visit www.bewellwithnoel.com.
Let’s talk tattoo. Semi-permanent cosmetics are tattoos and, yes, they are permanent. Areola tattoos can look 3D and, yes, after-procedure pictures can and are banned from Facebook and Instagram for violating their standards. Join us as Tattoo Artist Donna Luoma talks about the process of restorative tattoing and what it can do for you before and after cancer treatment!
Kelley Skoloda was a very healthy woman until she was diagnosed with cancer. Along with the brutal treatment came a new way of looking at her life. As a successful MBA with a thriving career, adjusting to a period of health challenge felt out of step.
The two most commonly advanced reasons for the increase in the prevalence of obesity are certain food marketing practices and institutionally-driven reductions in physical activity, which we have taken to calling “the big two. - Learn with Dr.
Dan Millman’s books and teachings have been a guiding light to millions of people. Now comes the true story of his search for the good life, a quest for meaning in the modern world.
Join us with our guest, Ron Roman, RN, CEO Safety Net as we discuss creating a safe environment, maintaining a safe environment in both healthcare and home. Ron will review Disinfection – what is Clean, Sanitize, Disinfect and Sterilize and how to simplify the terms.
Millions of children are staying at home now. How can parents help children to stay healthy and active to fight the Coronavirus? Tune in to today's show to find out what Kevin Kearns, a top American trainer would recommend.
Robert L. Dilenschneider is the founder of a corporate strategic counseling and public relations firm called The Dilenschneider Group. He has authored dozens of books on the power of decisions to impact your life and work. In his new book, Nailing It: How History’s Awesome Twentysomethings Got It Together, he discusses common challenges faced by 25 men and women in their twenties who overcame great obstacles and obtained success. These include Steve Jobs, Maya Angelou, Albert Einstein.
Many in the global community want to help Ukrainians and may not know how. Vira Salzburn will discuss with host Elaine Miller-Karas how a group of international Community Resiliency Model teachers gathered with their Ukrainian colleagues at EdCamp to create webinars to support the wellbeing of Ukrainian children and adults. They will emphasize the importance of promoting peace and healing as a global community. They will share how over the last few days, they have witnessed the resilience and strength of Ukrainians. Vira believes “in the power of touching hearts and changing minds through shared stories of our human experience.
There has been plenty of mentions regarding the use of CBD for glaucoma. In today's show we'll review the latest studies, research, and reviews to reveal what's possible with CBD.
In consideration of Women's History month, the entire month of March will be dedicated to the women creating a legacy in the worldwide PACEs movement. In this episode, we will talk with Agnes Woodward.
Kels was born in Richmond, Virginia and raised in South Texas. His love has always been in Film Production.
Your skin is the largest organ in your body. This show is decimated to how to keep your skin young, prevent premature aging and the treatment of diseases and medical disorders.
We are all going through tough times. Collaboration right now is imperative. Remaining calm is imperative. Let's discuss ways to enter into the New Year.
What were the hot-takes of the day back in 1958? The team’s got their hands on some dated dating advice for women to give you a taste of how backwards dating used to be. Well, maybe not much has changed. The advice encourages women to be klutzes, barflies, and so much more. You’re going to want to listen as members of the team try and figure out what advice is real and what’s been made it up. In the weird sex news of the day, dildos are on the field. The football field that is! And who would have guessed the dildo on the field came from Adam & Eve. From dating to dildos, this episode’s got a little something for everyone.
Joe, Katy, and Neal welcome special guest, Victoria McCormick to the pod this week. Victoria has lived a life and she’s here to tell you all about her storied past. How does a woman navigate life as an exotic dancer and escort? Her story is one of reinvention and entrepreneurship. If you’d like to hear some truly hilarious and frank discussion about sex work, you’ll definitely want to listen to this amazing episode. Check out Victoria McCormick’s memoir, Victoria of Dallas available where fine books are sold or at victoriaofdallas.com.
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I remember wondering why the committee ignored my suggestion yet got excited when a man made the same suggestion. When I told a male colleague, he said it must have been the way I said it.
In this podcast, my guest, Roberta Samet, and I discuss the impact of divorce on children, when they are used by one ex-partner to gain power over, or punish, the other.
An educational piece on chronic pain treatment in two parts.
Part 1 - shows how an overly bleak, negative pain story that we present to physicians, family and friends can undermine our best efforts at recovery and how to prevent this.
In this episode of Working on Wellness, Angela Zubella brings you Deborah D. Miller and Stephanie Marohn will teach you about the Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT). They will share how to effectively use EFT as part of an intervention to support those who are going through or dealing with an individual who is going through cancer.
Deborah D. Miller has a PhD in Cell and Molecular Biology and is a Trainer and expert in EFT Tapping. She is also a Reiki Master, Life Transformed CoachTM and internationally-renowned author.
Stephanie Marohn is the executive editor of the peer-reviewed scientific journal Energy Psychology and the author of 10 books, including seven on natural medicine.
To learn more about your host Angela Zubella check out www.intentionalwc.com. To learn more about our guest Deborah D. Miller check out www.DeborahMiller.org. To learn more about our guest Stephanie Marohn http://stephaniemarohn.com
Their book EFT for Cancer is available through any online or local bookseller.
Claire Paxman is a brand ambassador and the Director of Global Training for Paxman Scalp Cooling. Claire’s mother was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 36 and hair loss was devastating to her. She tried an earlier version of cold capping that was available to her in the United Kingdom in the 1990s but it did not work for her. Her husband, Glenn, (Claire’s father) and his brother, Neil, set out to develop a system that worked. Today, Paxman is the global leader in scalp cooling having treated more than 100,000 patients in 50 countries worldwide. The device gained FDA approval in 2017 and is steadily growing in the U.S. Unfortunately, Claire’s mother passed away at the age of 44, but her legacy lives on in every single person that is helped by scalp cooling. On today’s episode, Claire shares her story and tells us all about how the Paxman works, efficacy and what’s next in terms of research and trying to improve outcomes.
When Gina Harris' parents died, she tried to stay connected to them through memory and music. As a jazz singer, over time she began to sing her sorrow, and her healing.
Learn about healthy relationships with our special guest Rachel Levy. -What relationships involve.- What makes a strong relationship. -Characteristics and qualities of a healthy relationship. Learn how to love better! We will have a secret guest ..
There are moments when the human journey can feel like an uphill climb with both ordinary and extraordinary circumstances.
Does the thought of meditation, yoga, prayer, or spirituality feel foreign to you? It does for a lot of people, yet spirituality is a central talking point for those who are in recovery from drugs and alcohol. Michael interviews Sloane Spanierman, Director of Business Development for Crisis Case Management, about her own journey with addiction, alcoholism, loss and grief, as well as the numerous and unusually coincidental ways those very human struggles have allowed her to connect with and help others. Sloane also shares what meditation is for her and how you can’t “do it wrong,” her near-death experience that strengthened her faith, and why she chooses to practice gratitude.
In addition to her role with CCM, Sloane is a spiritual life coach, registered yoga teacher, interventionist, recovery coach, mother, sponsor, and friend to many. Born out of a true passion to help others, Sloane has co-led therapeutic groups for adolescents with complex mental health struggles and addiction. She is an advocate for premature babies and their mothers. Sloane also has opened and served as Program Director for a female-only sober living facility, intervened, coached and case-managed many.
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES: Sloane was recently featured on “The Know with Nikki Spo”: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/10-sobriety-through-spirituality-with-sloane-spanierman/id1566870695?i=1000533859430
If you are ready to take the first step toward recovering from a drug or alcohol addiction, check out Landmark Recovery at https://landmarkrecovery.com/locations/find-a-landmark-near-you/. You should also know that our treatment programs are tailored to your beliefs, whether you prefer faith-based programming or non-religious. Read more about that here: https://landmarkrecovery.com/differences-between-aa-and-smart-recovery/
Also, learn more about Crisis Case Management at https://crisiscm.com/
SHOW NOTES: [7:42] One of the gifts of sobriety and recovery: grace. [10:20] Sloane’s first Alcoholics Anonymous meeting. Also, how you always have something to offer the world. [13:00] Spirituality, meditation, the practice of prayer, and yoga. [17:15] You don’t get sober overnight. It takes time to get back to your true self. [18:05] Rebuilding the bridge from the head to the heart. [19:15] “I stayed sober out of spite. … At a certain moment, it was not about the not drinking. It was about, ‘How am I going to fill this cup – of my life – that is dry?” [27:24] A commentary on books “The Tipping Point” and “Let It Be Easy.” [28:20] “When I’m not looking through the lens of how difficult things can be, things seem to move much more swimmingly.” [29:20] The concept of a higher power, or God, in recovery. [32:10] How do you stay sober when you have been through so much pain? [34:30] “Having nothing larger than myself was darker than death.” [38:30] “This isn’t a sobriety thing. This is a human thing.”
Honest and transparent conversations about the everyday challenges regarding mental health and the skills that you can use to improve your mental health. Life happens... and most often without our permission.
Host Sharon Kleyne discusses Sjögren's disease with Shirley Gutkowski, RDH, BSDH host of Cross Link Radio. https://www.facebook.com/AmericasDentalHygienist www.rdhpurpleguide.com
Marcia Naomi Berger has been licensed clinical social worker and psychotherapist for over 30 years. She supports the claim that societal pressure has decreased and economic incentives are less relevant. Marcia offers many tips, workshops, programs and therapy for anyone ready to explore a fulfilling and lasting union. Marcia is the author of Marriage Minded: An A-to-Z Dating Guide for Lasting Love. She will discuss how to overcome obstacles within dating and relationships which can help lead to a lasting emotionally and spiritually positive relationships as well as marriage.
We are inundated with information about all that is wrong in the world. Sometimes it feels so overwhelming we throw our hands up, believing we can’t possibly make a difference. But we can.
In this week's episode, we will discuss current CBD studies & state of CBD usage among our beloved Veterans.
Has your sex life changed since you turned 50? Are you longing to recreate that passion and lust for your partner that you had all those years ago when you first started dating? Join Stephanie and Fox, from Evolve Your Intimacy, with Sexologist, Dr.
Music plays an important role in the lives of people from all walks of life and from cultures around the globe. It connects us to memories, places, people, and situations.
Long-time health, science and technology journalist Jane Stevens joins PACEs Connection CEO Ingrid Cockhren to do a deep dive into why people aren’t getting an accurate picture about violence in their communities.
As new owners and co-directors of a 20-year-old beloved film festival, Marshall and Michelle Moore learned quickly that it takes a lot of trust, open communication, and a dedicated team to run a film festival.
We all can agree that cancer is one of the most feared and leading cause of death around the world. Likewise, cancer prevention has become one of the most talked about and researched areas of modern healthcare.
On this show, we will discuss fairy tales and how they assist children and adults to cope with life's challenges. Jungian analysis will be discussed as will bibliotherapy and storytelling.
This episode’s all about butt stuff! Anal play is having a moment and more people are trying anal than ever before. Whether you and your partner are curious or you’re independently motivated, anal stimulation is nothing to shy away from. Members of the team discuss their own personal experiences and help to make the workplace dynamic even more profesh. They detail common misconceptions about anal and share some tips to help you navigate your own anal adventure. You’ll also learn about the bestselling anal sex toys from Adam & Eve. The weird sex news sees the return of Brick Dollbanger and AI sex bots. Apparently, people stick a lot of weird stuff in their butts and their excuses are hilarious AF. If this episode inspires you, take a look at some of the wonderful booty gadgets from AdamAndEve.com. Joe, Katy, Karen, Lucas, and Neal discuss the spookier side of sex. They labor to answer an age-old question, Would you have sex with a ghost? People have been telling ghost stories for as long as stories have been told. But, have they explored the sexier side of ghosts? Is there such a thing? Before the team is able to unpack humanity’s relationship to the supernatural, they inevitably go off track and begin discussing pubic hair. Prompted by an adult film called, “Scary Hairy 46” the team detail their pubic hair preferences. The weird sex news of the week comes from Sweden and involves a whole lot of dicks. If you’re interested in a discussion of which monsters from a creature feature are worth boning, this episode’s tailor-made for you. Want something sexy or even a bit spooky?
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A client expressed surprise that a few months ago she could barely get off the couch due to severe pain, and now she is pain free while taking care of her 2 grandsons for 2 weeks in a house with stairs. My guest understands what my client is experiencing. Dr. Muehsam says: “Absolute health is simply peace of mind. It's our essential nature…It's the state of mind that we need to be in to heal from whatever ails us health-wise, and to shift circumstances and situations in our lives. Here's why: our thoughts and feelings affect our health and well-being instantaneously. Every thought and feeling is either creating a state of ease or dis-ease. A calm, peaceful mind creates a calm and peaceful body. A disturbed mind creates stress in the body… All physical symptoms, all diseases, have an emotional component…if we don't heal what's going on emotionally, we’ll never heal those physical symptoms, those physical diseases. We might find ways to mitigate physical symptoms and diseases by treating and suppressing symptoms. This is something that Western medicine does very well, and something that is often very necessary, if we've got acute or emergent issues going on. But if we don't heal emotionally, mitigating symptoms ends up pushing the symptoms and disease elsewhere. All healing is ultimately emotional healing. It's healing from the inside out.” Please join us Thursday to learn how to attain Absolute Health with the correct 5 tools and the 4 primary medicines which, instead of prescriptions, are: food, lifestyle, relationships and community, and purpose.
Dr. Pawa provides a lucid overview of mind-body treatment approaches, offering compelling insights and examples. All along the way her incisive intelligence, compassion and obvious love for her calling shine through.
What does Feng Shui have to do with your health?
In this episode of Working on Wellness, Angela Zubella brings you Amy Theisen a Modern Chinese Metaphysics practitioner.
How does a lifelong spiritual seeker face a serious cancer diagnosis? She commits to learning all she can from the experience. She gathers a team together of medical professionals, friends, healers and supporters who form a solid ground beneath her.
-Learn with Marty Grosjean founder of Life Harmony Energies about how you can improve your health and your life through bio-resonance energy. - How to Identify the dangers of EMF radiation & neutralize its negative effects.
What does it mean to have courage? And why specifically call it feminine? Looking at the origin of the word 'courage,' we are returned to the medieval era where it was associated with, and known to be, the very seat or place of the feelings, that is, the heart. In contemporary times courage has been defined as the "mental or moral strength to venture, persevere, and withstand danger, fear, or difficulty." (Merriam-Webster Dictionary) Surely there is no greater human ability that is called for right now?
The seven faces of the Divine Feminine: the light and dark aspects of the Daughter, Mother, and Crone, as well as the enlightened being of one's true nature. Using reflections, prayers, meditations, and ancient chants, Feminine Courage helps you heal your spirit, find liberation, and trust your inner soul voice and vision. No matter your spiritual beliefs, you can access each divine face and gain empowerment from this guide's exploration of powerful, sacred women, including Mary Magdalene, Lilith, the Black Madonna, and Teresa of Avila.
To celebrate the 150th episode of the podcast, Zach and Michael interview the lovely, honest, and accomplished Dedee Pfeiffer of ABC’s BIG SKY about her journey to recovery. A successful actress on the big screen and in regular television roles, Dedee says that her addiction story was not unique: She was a high functioning alcoholic who continued to run from her fear of failure and untreated trauma before asking for help. Now in recovery and living as her most authentic self, Dedee is using her platform to bring awareness and the hope of endless possibilities to her fans and anyone who has wrestled with addiction.
Television fans will know Dedee Pfeiffer from her series regular roles in FOR YOUR LOVE and from the award-winning comedy series CYBILL. Other notable guest roles include but are not limited to ELLEN, SEINFELD, CSI, CSI:NEW YORK, WANTED, FRIENDS and ER. She also had impressive roles in films RED SURF, FALLING DOWN, TUNE IN TOMORROW, INTO THE NIGHT, and VAMP. In addition, she has dozens of other studio and independent films to her credits. Dedee also holds a Master’s of Social Work from UCLA with concentrations in mental illness, substance use and homelessness, and she was featured recently on the cover of Recovery Today Magazine.
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES Follow Dedee on Instagram @DedeePfeifferOfficial and be sure to watch her on ABC’s BIG SKY. And for anyone listening, just know: You are not alone! If you or a loved one is ready to take that next step to recover from substance use, visit https://landmarkrecovery.com/contact-us/ to reach out to a recovery specialist 24/7, or visit Landmark Recovery’s social media channels @LandmarkRecovery.
SHOW NOTES [5:30] Dedee’s recovery journey and lessons she’s learned along the way. [8:05] A series of rock bottoms. “The fact that I couldn’t fix this – I couldn’t stop – made me feel like a loser.” [9:20] “I was tired of feeling like a failure.” [10:40] “I remember thinking, ‘I can call anonymously, and they won’t know who I am.’” [13:20] Feel you can’t ask your loved one struggling with an addiction if they want help? Myth buster: You can. [17:38] Cautionary tale: Be aware of your family history and past addictions. [22:25] Keep working on yourself. [26:40] You can get help. It doesn’t matter who you are. If you can’t stop drinking or using, asking for help is not weak. [35:10] “We learn how to function with our addiction. It’s not just about getting sober. That’s why you have rehab; to re-teach you how to live life without it.” [39:40] “To thine own self, be true.” Have courage to draw boundaries around yourself and protect your recovery and sobriety. [41:40] Be proud of your recovery and sobriety! [47:40] You don’t realize how much of yourself you lose to your addiction. One of the things you can look forward to in recovery? Rediscovering your values. [49:30] Dedee teases BIG SKY.
“Cancer always catches people by surprise and will always be someone else’s problem...we are all terrified that one day, the someone else will be us.
Breaking the stigma of mental health. This episode will address and define the 3 components of Mental Health, the importance of Mental Health as well as steps on how to improve your mental health.
Paula Marshall is an author and has been the CEO of the Bama Companies since 1984. Her vision stands as a beacon for team members, inspiring the organization to achieve the Bama mission – “People Helping People Be Successful”.
Dr. Philip Paden, former Chemist, Ophthalmologist, and Educator will talk about Immunity Protector with Nature's Tears® EyeMist®
Each and every one of us has dreams, Many of us let our dreams die or think we don't have what it takes to pursue them.
I’m 29 years old and I’ve spent the last decade helping people like you improve their relationship through conflict and communication training. Now...
Ozone therapy has been used for over three quarters of a century effectively to treat many diseases and conditions.
On today's Episode we will the discuss the work of Gayle Nobel Mother, Sister, Author and Life Coach:
On the episode we will discuss life living with family members living with Autism. We will discuss Gayle's experiential insights.
Joe, Katy, Karen, Lucas, and Neal are discussing a topic they know well, sex toys. The history of sex and the tools we use to achieve pleasure. Sex toys have been around for as long as humans have, luckily, we’ve evolved and so have our toys. The first steam-powered vibrator was invented in 1869 for “hysteria,” or was it? The team debunks some sex toy myths and things get rather dark. Def Leppard helps lighten the mood. After the team talks about the past, they look at current sex toy offerings including organic lube and solar powered vibrators. Boy! How things have changed! Later in the episode we start our discussion on anal play is having a moment and more people are trying anal than ever before. Whether you and your partner are curious or you’re independently motivated, anal stimulation is nothing to shy away from. You’ll also get to hear about some of the latest, most innovative sex toys available at AdamAndEve.com. Want to get 50 percent off your next adult product from Adam and Eve?
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Valentine’s Day celebrates love. But what happens when your special Valentine has died? Each year approximately 700,000 women join the ranks of over 11 million widows in the United States.
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Most of us have been taught to trust facts over intuition. We are afraid of being wrong or making a mistake that could decrease our income or upset our boss. So, we make choices that feel safe and are based on numbers, logic, and group think.
Are you wondering what a wellness or health coach can do for you? How does this process work? Why would you need a wellness or health coach?
In this show, Angela Zubella and Janell Baldwin will help you understand the coaching process and how it can help you. Each individual brings unique qualities to the coaching relationship. You will hear how Angela and Janelle’s Coaching styles are unique to accommodate their clients desires and needs.
To learn more about your host Angela Zubella check out www.intentionalwc.com To learn more about our guest Janelle Baldwin check out https://www.soulisticwell-being.com/
In 2019 Christina was diagnosed with breast cancer resulting in a long journey of surgeries and various treatments.
Karen V. Johnson, a successful judge promised a lifetime appointment, was sure she would continue living the same way indefinitely. But when her son died of a heroin overdose she soon realized everything needed to change.
Learn about the different brain states. Discover ways to reduce anxiety and depression. Create a new plan to help you heal. Our special guest Dr. Patrick Porter co-developer of the first personal light & sound brain training machine "BrainTap". BrainTap is distinctively designed to activate the brain’s neuroplasticity. The BrainTap headset uses light & sound technology in combination with Dr. Porter’s proprietary guided visualization audio sessions to help people achieve brain fitness, overcome stress, lose weight, stop smoking, manage pain, accelerate learning, enjoy superb sleep, and make any number of lifestyle improvements.
Have you ever heard of SYNBIOTICS? That's right SYN not SYM! if not don't be surprised. In the world of Probiotics this type is relatively new. However, over 1500 medical studies and papers have been written about their importance and value since 2012.
We will continue our discussion of parenting in mindfulness approaches during working at home and parenting during COVID-19
Dr. Raymond Gottschalk, specialist in sleep and respiratory medicine, dissects the nature of sleep, debunking a few myths along the way.
In this episode of Working on Wellness you will hear from Brooklyn Raney, author of One Trusted Adult: How to Build Strong Connections & Healthy Boundaries with Young People.
In this episode mind-body health specialist, Dr. Michele Kambolis, talks about the everyday practices that can support you towards your highest wellbeing.
Little House on the Prairie personified a simple, pioneering and wholesome lifestyle, bringing love and family into our living rooms. It is still loved around the world long after the series ended.
Prosperity is something we aspire to achieve. However, it often seems just out of reach. Perhaps you've tried in so many ways to improve your life and even had halting, limited success, which has made you feel even more frustrated.
Inaugural Dale Gerding Lifetime Achievement Award - Presented by Sahil Khanna, MBBS MS, Professor of Medicine in the Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology,, Mayo Clinic to Dale Gerding, MD, FACP, FIDSA.
Do you worry that, if your loved one relapses, it might be your fault? Do you have trouble setting boundaries with them about their substance use disorder? If so, you might be codependent.
Reggie will discuss how Black youth in America are confronted by trauma disproportionately affecting their communities. As we remember the past, engage the present and envision the future, the protective factors within youth, their families and communities can be strengthened through wellness skills. Despite inadequate access to mental health resources, black youth can draw on a rich legacy of faith-based cultural resiliency to help them navigate life’s challenges.
Have you heard of the 4th-Phase of Water? Do you know its impact on your Health?
Sharon's special guest today is Dr. Gerald Pollack.
Dr. Pollack is a professor of Bioengineering at the University of Washington.
Tina Zion is a fourth-generation intuitive medium, educator, and expert in medical intuition. She is also a registered nurse in the mental health field as well as a counselor. Tina has been teaching intuition all around the world for over 25 years. Her spiritual and holistic approach to mental intuition helps ones well-being mentally, physically, spiritually and emotionally. With Tina's holistic training, people can experience the intuitive arts and healing techniques for the mind, body and soul. She has received her first Reiki attunement and went on to teach Reiki for over 10 years. Her two medical intuition books both won 1st place gold awards and her four books are selling in over 40 counties. In her book Be Your Own Medical Intuitive she will discuss how one can heal and transform into better well-being through their mind, body and awareness. She offers live workshops, courses and private sessions on learning the aspects of medical intuition.
Pain, inflammation, recovery, immune response are all issues runners face. In today's show hear why they are turning to CBD and how they're using it.
Have you ever had a heated conversation about porn -- where everyone has a different definition of good porn versus bad porn? Or perhaps, you were judged the minute you brought up the topic of porn.
A dynamic, eye-opening conversation with Dr. Lydie. What may seem like boring law became fascinating!!!! Intellectual Property Law is deeply rooted in the history of our country.
We have over 40 trillion bacteria living in our body and only 30 trillion human cells. The gut microbiome is now directly linked to our health as well as disease. It controls our brain, mood and effects every organ's function.
This episode will discuss how do use mindfulness methods and meditation with your children. The children can be any age and at any level of ability.
Do you feel like you are being bombarded with stimuli all of the time? Have you ever heard of, or tried the floating experience?
Angela speaks to her guest Jonathan Roug regarding his discovering floatation therapy how it provided him a therapeutic alternative to medication for his ADHD through the floating experience. Learn how Jonathan discovered this process and how it has impacted his life and provided tremendous opportunity. We will also be hearing from Jeremy Doemel and his insights on setting intentions in preparation for a flotation experience in order to achieve the best possible outcome with your flotation experience.
To learn more about your host check out www.intentionalwc.com Check out www.floatlight.com to learn more about the floating experience. To learn more about Jeremy Doemel check out his facebook page.
Jill Anderson, Trauma Therapy Coach, will be here to talk about forgiveness. It means different things at various times in our lives. After a cancer diagnosis, emotions such as anger, denial, sadness and guilt can overwhelm us. What do we do with those emotions? Where does self-forgiveness come in? Jill helps clients create new, healthy patterns and will walk us through how to forgive the most important person in our lives, ourselves.
When Rachel Michelberg's husband crashed into a vineyard, suffering a severe brain injury, she'd been thinking about leaving the marriage and even entertaining the idea of an affair.
In this episode my Guest, Karen Ginsburg, and I will examine the Secure, Anxious, and Avoidant Attachment Styles, and their implications both for choosing a partner and being in a relationship.
Inaugural Dale Gerding Lifetime Achievement Award - Presented by Sahil Khanna, MBBS MS, Professor of Medicine in the Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology,, Mayo Clinic to Dale Gerding, MD, FACP, FIDSA.
Putting Zach in the hot seat, Michael interviews Zach and his wife, Emily, about their relationship, Zach’s recovery, and how they have successfully navigated addiction recovery in both their personal and professional lives.
Chris Underhill MBE works as a mentor and is a social entrepreneur in the field of quality of life, and mental health in the community.
Susan Campbell is the author of several books on the topic of relationships and conflict resolution.
Are you looking at your relationship and wondering if it continues to serve your need for love, excitement, and sexual exploration? Perhaps you are curious about the world of non-monogamy but you’re not sure how ‘open’ you want to get.
CBD has been known for relieving pain and inflammation and now some research suggests that CBD may help treat migraines. Join us on today's episode and we'll share what's new and promising on how CBD may be an effective relief for migraines.
Lisa A.Tuaitanu currently lives in Pleasant Grove Utah with her husband Kilifi. They are the parents of 5 children and 3 grandchildren and anxiously awaiting the arrival of number 4 this spring. I will be sharing events that took place October 2011- April 2012 Ashley, a healthy college student was hospitalized with a rare condition called Lemierre's Syndrome. In this mortal journey we are called to do difficult things that try our faith. Sometimes small and other times life consuming. So thankful for our amazing family and friends. Through kindness, patience, faith, and sometimes just determination we all strengthened each other. So thankful for Heaven’s hands on earth. Folded hands that prayed. Working hands that served with love. Comforting hands that held our trembling hands. But most of all thankful for the pierced hands of our Lord and Savior, who has suffered for us all that we can be free of our pain, suffering, and find comfort and peace in Him.
Human papilloma virus (HPV) is a very common and serious viral infection. While there are a number of different types of warts this type can have serious health consequences. We will discus all types of warts and how to prevent and naturally treat them.
On this episode Dr Sean will discuss the history of individuals with disabilities and the marginalization and discrimination they have endured and in many areas triumphed.
In this introductory episode, employees of Adam and Eve tell you what it’s like working at America’s largest marketer of adult products.
Dr. Robert Barrett, social scientist and author of 'Hardwired,' explains how our survivalist skills that have enabled us to reach our current stage of complexity and abundance now appear to paradoxically be working against our health and wellbeing in our current vastly changed social, economic and technological landscape. Current modes of heath care delivery have not exactly adapted particularly well either to the new reality.
In this episode of Working on Wellness you will hear from two talented ladies and how they support individuals on their journey to improve their pelvic health. You will hear about a variety of interventions including energy awareness and diet and how these areas are related which impact pelvic health.
Guest Amy Kaiser is a Body & Soul Reconnection Guide, helping women heal through the womb space. Amy works with clients with an array of issues from infertility, incontinence, and post birth c-section recovery to sexual trauma recovery, period struggles and general pain (often unexplained). Others do not have pelvic health struggles but are ready to dive deep into their healing.
Guest Kali is a personal trainer and a certified nutrition coach who has combined her knowledge and created Sweet Spot Nutrition to assist individuals in reaching their “Sweet Spot.” Today my daily pursuit is coaching each of my clients to find their unique sweet spot. Using my personal method of small incremental changes through tracking, trying new foods, recipes and meal planning techniques, clients achieve realistic and sustainable results.
To learn more about your host check out www.intentionalwc.com
To learn more about Amy check out https://www.soulhealingbodyworkwellnesscenter.com/
To learn more about Kali check out https://contactcoachkali.wixsite.com/sweetspotnutrition
“A cancer diagnosis was my impetus for becoming a life coach,” Shari Leid says. “When I received the diagnosis of breast cancer at the age of 47, my first thought was that the universe must be trying to get my attention. I felt that there was a reason that cancer was placed in my life journey, and I knew there were life lessons that I was not only supposed to learn, but also share.” Now in her early 50s, Shari is a life and mindset coach who works with clients in their mid-40s to mid-60s who feel stuck in their lives. Shari is the author of 2 books and has a third due out in the fall. Her second book, Make Your Mess Your Message: More Life Lessons From and For My Girlfriends [978-1954920118; $17.95; Capucia Publishing; September 2021], chronicles dates and intimate conversations with her girlfriends (all conducted via Zoom during the pandemic) centered around the question, What is the mess that became your message?
An unconventional childhood led Jessica Vitalis, circuitously, to a career as a young adult fiction writer.
Fragmented throughout Damanhur’s esoteric archive was a cohesive ancient history of humanity that is not reflected in the history books.
“Introducing a New Disinfection Technology Against C. diff.” Jordan Bastian (Speaker) Infection Preventionist, CloroxPro Clinical and Scientific Affairs, Clorox Company
"Ibezapolstat Update: Can Emerging Microbiome Findings Contribute to CDI Anti-Recurrence Effect?" Kevin Garey (Speaker) Chair of the Department of Pharmacy Practice and Translational Research and Professor of Pharmacy Practice, University of Houston College of Pharmacy
"More Than a CDI: The Revolving Door and a Ray Of Hope." Kathy Bischoff (Speaker) Coordinator, VHA Program, C Diff Foundation
Sponsored by ACURX Pharmaceuticals Clorox Healthcare
A common misconception is that a woman's drug use makes her infertile, but this is not the case: 80% of women with a substance use disorder who seek prenatal care or are about to deliver report that they were not planning to get pregnant. Zach and Michael are joined by Dr. Jonathan Weeks of Norton Maternal-Fetal Medicine Specials Group to dispel the myth, discuss the importance of contraception, weigh the benefits of medication assisted treatment to treat patients and prevent neonatal abstinence syndrome, and more.
Dr. Jonathan Weeks serves as Medical Director of the Norton Maternal-Fetal Medicine Specials Group and Medical Director of the Norton Maternal Opiate & Substance Treatment Program (MOST) Program, which has evaluated and treated over 1,000 women suffering from opioid, benzodiazepine, alcohol, and methamphetamine use disorders. Dr. Weeks has 30 years of private practice and academic medicine experience, during which he has been recognized for excellence in research, patient care, and teaching, and he is certified by the the American Board of Addiction Medicine. He partnered with Norton Healthcare in 2015 to create a new treatment model for pregnant women with substance use disorders.
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SHOW NOTES: [6:25] Pregnancy and substance use disorder statistics. [12:00] How do you tell someone, "You should use contraception." [13:55] How can the medical community respond to this? [19:10] What is the gold standard of treatment for this population of pregnant women suffering from a substance use disorder? [26:40] Vivitrol vs. Suboxone. [28:54] Neonatal abstinence syndrome and the advantages of Naltrexone. [35:40] What is the estimated time of recovery? [37:40] Treatment centers need to provide contraception for women in their care.
Stefania and Hilary will discuss their cookbook, The Anti-Inflammatory Family Cookbook, where Stefania and she also explain the benefits of anti-inflammatory eating, and how to implement this type of eating. This cookbook includes 100 simple, easy, and tasty recipes that are straightforward to prepare and cover every development phase from infancy through adolescence. With great recipes for all meals, as well as snacks and special occasions, you’ll always know what to make. These delicious, plant-forward recipes include a wide variety of vegetables, fruits, legumes, and whole grains while lacking processed foods which are known to increase inflammation. The Anti-Inflammatory Family Cookbook offers practical tips to help you healthily stock your pantry and incorporates fun ways to get your child exposed to new foods.
The pandemic has highlighted many issues with our current education system. These last years have brought many challenges for students, teachers and parents/guardians. In a future filled with uncertainty, how can we best prepare our children? From the lens of education and community, Adrian will share what he has learned through the pandemic and how he feels we can best prepare our children for their future. We will discuss how children's needs have shifted in an era where they have access to all the information in the world, but many lack the tools to know how to use it. He will also share how he uses the Community Resiliency Model (CRM) to help students manage new challenges and an uncertain future.
The covid virus has changed many of our lives . According to Dr. Ealy, this is not a country; it is a crime scene - a crime scene build upon the greatest fraud in human history.
Smiling is known as the Universal Language. Smiles create connections between cultures and individuals. It is recognized and understood as a positive expression without a word ever spoken. Said best by the lyrics of the song "When You're Smiling": When You're Smiling When you're Smiling The Whole World Smiles with You.
Ken Rochon, President of The Umbrella Syndicate and Social Proof Celebrity Photographer, has made it his personal mission to capture smiles all over the world. Rochon photographed hundreds of people with “Keep Smiling” cards as an advocate for “The Keep Smiling Movement.” This nonprofit organization's primary mission a 501(c) (3), is to find the best smiles, the ones that radiate genuine love and acceptance.
Rochon considers Barry Shore the founder of the “The Keep Smiling Movement,”. Shore became a quadriplegic after suffering from Guillain-Barré Syndrome. He credits a positive mindset for the ability to overcome his illness. He essentially used a smile as a means for overcome challenges.
Ken Rochon had the opportunity to meet Barry Shore and at once recognized it was for a higher purpose and deeper meaning. From the moment Shore put a “Keep Smiling” card in Rochon’s hand, an established photographer and world traveler, it sparked the idea to distribute this heartfelt message globally by capturing photos, publishing books, and a global search for the World’s Most Beautiful Smiles!
Rochon credits the caregiving journey with his mother who was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease as the inspiration in his quest for life's deeper meaning. He believes he found it with The Keep Smiling Movement.
Are you struggling with ADHD in the bedroom? Perhaps your partner’s ADHD is affecting your romance, intimacy and pleasure standards.
Certain cannabinoid acids can help prevent the COVID-19 virus from entering human cells, according to a study published by researchers at Oregon State University. In todays show Kim and I we'll review the study and discuss the impact it has.
Dr. Janet Franco a.k.a Soulful Rosie. Honorary doctorate in Philosophy and Theology Honored with Life Time Achievement award from Next Dimension University for her work with humanity for over 30 years.
Parenting in fear in the time of COVID-19. We will discuss mindfulness methods utilize to reduce anxiousness and ourselves and then our children during this era of COVID-19.
House Calls enters its 7th season on VoiceAmerica network! Dr. Connie begins the first show of the new season with “A New Beginning.”
Once again we are starting anew. How does one start off again in life? Dr.
Dr. Hoffman, a leading integrative and functional medicine physician, details an added comprehensive, holistic approach to complex and chronic disease that factors in the social, psycho-spiritual, family dynamics and generational issues that often play a role in dis-ease causation.
In the premier episode of Working On Wellness you will hear from three talented ladies and how they approach life in their own unique way to inspire others to live to their highest potential.
You Host Angela Zubella from Intentional Wellness coaching, LLC will share how she embraced ways to live life without being drained at the end of the day, simple tasks that she incorporates into her daily routine to stay healthy and mentally well. You will also learn about her and what lead to her starting her own business and this radio show.
Guest Diane Littel from Earthways Healing, LLC will share the importance of your connection with your spirit, the earth and how to use it to help you along your healing journey. She will also share her expertise as a shaman, reiki master and counselor.
Nicole Egland from Perfectly Imperfect will share her inspirational transition at the start of 2020 and how she stays inspired to get things done while starting a new business and helping others along the way.
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Once treatment is finished, the medical system kind of just spits you out, and you're left on your own. It's a big world out there full of misleading information and it isn't easy to navigate and find what actually works. So instead of having people bounce around from one fad diet or bad nutrition tip to the next, Dr Megan Bernard developed her step-by-step educational system that teaches you how to optimize your health and prevent cancer recurrences - without restrictive diets and bad lifestyle advice.
When both of Meghan Riordan Jarvis' parents died within a short period of time she experienced what could only be called Post Traumatic Stress.
Fragmented throughout Damanhur’s esoteric archive was a cohesive ancient history of humanity that is not reflected in the history books.
We welcome our guest, Madeline King, PharmD, BCIDP Assistant Professor of Clinical Pharmacy, Infectious Diseases, Department of Pharmacy Practice & Pharmacy Administration. Dr. King joins us to discuss the updated Clostridioides difficile (C.
One in 12 American adults has been diagnosed with a substance use disorder, and there are many more who go undiagnosed. This reality is fueling the need for more individualized and diversified addiction care, including true dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) and medication assisted treatment (MAT), in order to increase the likelihood of a successful recovery and ultimately survival.
Today, Zach and Michael interview Michelle Dubey about Landmark Recovery's addiction treatment programs, from inpatient care to using MAT long-term. Explaining the importance of pairing dialectical behavior therapy with MAT to treat opioid use disorders, Michelle compares DBT to a gym membership – a commitment that can offer lasting results in the long run. They also discuss PTSD versus trauma disorders, measuring success after treatment, and how to determine if medication assisted treatment is right for you. Michelle has served as Chief Clinical Officer of Landmark since 2019, and she has been with the company since its beginnings in 2016. As CCO, Michelle is responsible for development and oversight of Landmark’s clinical programming, as well as quality assurance and compliance. She is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, a Certified Clinical Trauma Specialist, and brings more than 13 years of experience working with individuals and families healing from substance use and other co-occurring disorders.
SHOW NOTES:
[6:45] Opioid replacement therapy (medication assisted treatment). [8:00] Dialectical behavior therapy versus DBT-informed treatment. [10:00] An intensive outpatient program is a time to identify, but not unpack, trauma related to substance abuse. [11:55] DBT isn't a trauma treatment; it's intended to develop the skills necessary to manage trauma. [15:14] Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), and PTSD versus trauma disorders. [18:08] The significance of having recovery programs that fit anyone who has a need to find recovery, and why abstinence-based programs don't work for everyone. [22:23] Measuring success after treatment for a substance use disorder. [27:00] What is medication assisted treatment, and is it right for you?
Bob Miller is Executive Vice President of CMIT Solutions of Rhode Island, a trusted IT partner for small businesses trying to do more with less money and time.
A recognized authority on licensing and leveraging intellectual property and technology assets, Mr. Andrew Sherman will discuss intellectual asset management and harvesting.
Cannabis use disorder can be problematic. Some may find this disorder just a challenge to overcome, but others may find it to be life altering. There's an abundance of studies relating to this condition and in today's episode we'll share those findings.
During his 25 years as an emergency physician, Dr. Jeff O’Driscoll saw souls leave their bodies at death, and communicated with them. His experiences began in childhood, after his brother died in a farm accident. After decades of silence, Dr.
We are all going through tough times. Collaboration right now is imperative. Remaining calm is imperative. Let's discuss ways to enter into the New Year.
Healthscape- Its Focus, Direction and Goals. Wednesdays at 12 PM Pacific
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Navigating clinical trials for yourself or a loved one can be incredibly overwhelming and challenging, and that’s why Clara Health was established. Clara is a health-tech company that strives to ease the disproportionate burden often placed on patients and caregivers to find, learn about, and participate in clinical trials. Join us in discussion with Rachael Penchoen-Lind, Clara Health’s Senior Manager of Site Operations, to learn what you need to know if or when you’re considering a clinical trial.
Do you remember where you were when two jets plowed into the World Trade Center buildings? If you were at ground zero, you have a particularly harrowing story to tell. But that day affected most people no matter where we were.