Phase Shift: Recent Episodes
Bruce Webber
Phase Shift is about the unusual time we live in and the possibilities for our future. Is 2020 a transitional year? If we are in transition, where are we transitioning to? The old normal was broken; what will replace it?
Recently I had the pleasure of talking with Debbie Fordree about what the pandemic revealed, mediation and collaborative divorce, whether this is a liminal time, practices which reduce polarization, and our vision for the future.
Debbie has been practicing law since 1993 and has been a mediator since 2016. Her areas of concentration are estate planning, probate, mediation, and collaborative divorce. She offers limited scope representation to make legal services affordable.
For more information about Debbie Fordree and the work she is doing, please visit her website: https://fordreelaw.com. Her email address is debbie@fordreelaw.com.
For more information about Bruce Webber, please visit my website: https://www.brucewebber.us.
The music is Shining Through by Alumo, from the album Feeling Positive.
The Cover art based on the work of Victor Serban on Unsplash.com.
This episode also appears as an article on my website: brucewebber.us.
You can learn more about the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum at their website: https://www.jfklibrary.org.
Upper Echelon Gamers, a YouTube channel, analyzed the toilet paper shortage in their video called The Great Toilet Paper FAMINE of 2020 Explained.
The music is Shining Through by Alumo, from the album Feeling Positive.
The cover art is based on the work of Victor Serban on Unsplash.com.
Recently I had the pleasure of talking with Katie Testa about the pandemic, the murder of George Floyd, Nonviolent Communication (NVC), Internal Family Systems (IFS) Therapy and her hopes for the future.
Katie is Founder and Executive Director of Metro Detroit Nonviolent Communication, where she provides training, mentoring, coaching, public speaking, and consulting services across the Great Lakes Region and internationally.
Beyond her expertise in Nonviolent Communication, Katie is informed and inspired by a variety of modalities and frameworks, including Internal Family Systems Therapy, Somatic Experiencing, Interpersonal Neurobiology, Attachment Theory, Nathaniel Branden’s work with self-esteem, and Trauma Theory.
For more information about Katie Testa and the work she is doing, please visit her website: https://www.mdnvc.org.
For more information about me, please visit my website: https://www.brucewebber.us.
The music is Shining Through by Alumo, from the album Feeling Positive.
The cover art based on the work of Victor Serban on Unsplash.com.
This is part one of a series of episodes about the COVID-19 pandemic.
This episode also appears as an article on my website.
Dr. Victor Mair’s article appears on Pinyin.info.
You can learn more about Tarl Warwick, aka Styxhexenhammer666, at his website.
Please visit Dr. John Campbell's YouTube channel to learn more about COVID-19.
The music is Shining Through by Alumo, from the album Feeling Positive.
The cover art is based on the work of Victor Serban on Unsplash.