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#174 Alyssa Tait is both a physiotherapist and a nutritionist. After doing postgraduate studies in pelvic floor as a physiotherapist, she returned to university with the drive to get even better and faster results for her patients by incorporating nutrition. Two nutrition/naturopathy qualifications later, she is still incorporating more tools to help her patients, taking on a Master of Science in Human Nutrition and Functional Medicine. Alyssa has a bee in her bonnet about painful sex, leaky bladder, irritable bowel, chronic/recurrent urinary tract infections, all manner of horrible types of pelvic pain, and annoying itchy vaginal discharge issues, and has made it her mission to help as many as people rid themselves of these problems. Believing that the world of orthodox medicine and natural therapies are complementary, Alyssa Tait founded Equilibria Physiotherapy & Nutrition, which uniquely bridges the gap between the two worlds.  Intrigued by the world of women’s hormones and fertility, Alyssa Tait is is also an Accredited Teacher of the Billings Ovulation Method. In this episode we cover: What the pelvic floor encompasses The major risk factors for Pelvic Floor Dysfunction Signs that indicate one has pelvic floor dysfunction How PFD is assessed The difference between control type and pain type pelvic floor dysfunction The risks of pelvic floor exercises such as Kegels And so much more

#136 Alyssa Tait is both a physiotherapist and a nutritionist. After doing postgraduate studies in pelvic floor as a physiotherapist, she returned to university with the drive to get even better and faster results for her patients by incorporating nutrition. Two nutrition/naturopathy qualifications later, she is still incorporating more tools to help her patients, taking on a Master of Science in Human Nutrition and Functional Medicine. Alyssa has a bee in her bonnet about painful sex, leaky bladder, irritable bowel, chronic/recurrent urinary tract infections, all manner of horrible types of pelvic pain, and annoying itchy vaginal discharge issues, and has made it her mission to help as many as people rid themselves of these problems. Believing that the world of orthodox medicine and natural therapies are complementary, Alyssa Tait founded Equilibria Physiotherapy & Nutrition, which uniquely bridges the gap between the two worlds.  Intrigued by the world of women’s hormones and fertility, Alyssa Tait is is also an Accredited Teacher of the Billings Ovulation Method. In this episode we cover:   What the pelvic floor encompasses The major risk factors for Pelvic Floor Dysfunction Signs that indicate one has pelvic floor dysfunction How PFD is assessed The difference between control type and pain type pelvic floor dysfunction The risks of pelvic floor exercises such as Kegels And so much more      

Bio: Dr. Catherine Hayes is a bestselling author and certified Leadership coach; an Authorized and Certified Riso-Hudson Enneagram Teacher and International Enneagram Association (IEA) Certified Professional and Accredited Teacher; a speaker; and a highly regarded influencer in the leadership field. Links: Book: Everything Is Going to Be Okay!: From the Projects to Harvard to Freedom […]

Bio: Dr. Catherine Hayes is a bestselling author and certified Leadership coach; an Authorized and Certified Riso-Hudson Enneagram Teacher and International Enneagram Association (IEA) Certified Professional and Accredited Teacher; a speaker; and a highly regarded influencer in the leadership field. Links: Book: Everything Is Going to Be Okay!: From the Projects to Harvard to Freedom by Dr. Catherine HayesBook: The Wisdom of the Enneagram by Don Richard Riso and Russ HudsonThe Enneagram InstituteCatherine’s WebsiteCatherine’s Email Address: catherine@catherinehayescoaching.comFor questions, comments and guest suggestions, contact the host, Andy Storch, at storch@advantageperformance.com

Bio: Dr. Catherine Hayes is a bestselling author and certified Leadership coach; an Authorized and Certified Riso-Hudson Enneagram Teacher and International Enneagram Association (IEA) Certified Professional and Accredited Teacher; a speaker; and a highly regarded influencer in the leadership field. Links: Book: Everything Is Going to Be Okay!: From the Projects to Harvard to Freedom by Dr. Catherine HayesBook: The Wisdom of the Enneagram by Don Richard Riso and Russ HudsonThe Enneagram InstituteCatherine’s WebsiteCatherine’s Email Address: catherine@catherinehayescoaching.comFor questions, comments and guest suggestions, contact the host, Andy Storch, at storch@advantageperformance.com

“Everything is Going to be Okay. It’s time to change your life.” That was the message Dr. Catherine Hayes received in the moments before waking up on the pavement after a terrible accident. She had no idea that she was about to undertake a life-changing journey of awakening. Catherine chronicled her experience in her book, Everything is Going to Be Okay, and she’s joining Terri Britt on Leading with LoveTe to discuss how she brought the ancient teachings of the Enneagram to life during this journey, and how you, too, can use the Enneagram to fully understand your true self. Dr. Catherine Hayes is a dual-Certified Professional Co-Active Coach and Enneagram facilitator. She is a certified Executive coach with the Leadership Circle Profile™ and the Collective Leadership Survey™; an Authorized and Certified Riso-Hudson Enneagram Teacher and International Enneagram Association (IEA) Certified Professional and Accredited Teacher; a speaker; and a highly regarded influencer in the leadership field

Aired Tuesday, 10 July 2018, 2:00 PM ETA Wake-up Call Changed Everything!We’ve all been hit, one or more times in our lives, with a cosmic 2×4, or wake-up call. Those wake-up calls have the power to transform our lives—if we listen to them. My guest, Dr. Catherine Hayes, CPCC, author of the bestseller, Everything Is Going to Be Okay!, experienced this first hand when, in the moments before waking up on the pavement after a terrible accident, she received a powerful message to change her life. Little did she know that she was about to undertake a journey of awakening that would bring her back to her heart and reconnect her with her true, essential self.About the Guest: Dr. Catherine Hayes, CPCCDr. Catherine Hayes, CPCC is a dual-Certified Professional Co-Active Coach and Enneagram facilitator and author of the bestseller, Everything Is Going to Be Okay! From the Projects to Harvard to Freedom (Inspired Living Publishing).She is a certified Executive coach with the Leadership Circle ProfileTM and the Collective Leadership SurveyTM; an Authorized and Certified Riso-Hudson Enneagram Teacher and International Enneagram Association (IEA) Certified Professional and Accredited Teacher; a member of the Forbes Coaches Council; a speaker; and a highly-regarded influencer in the leadership field.Passionate about bringing the true Enneagram into the world, she coaches leaders, individually and within organizations, to uncover the truth of who they are so they can live and lead from their highest potential. With the backdrop of the Enneagram and leadership coaching, she partners with clients to create transformation that brings more cohesiveness and productivity to the workplace.Visit Catherine’s website to learn more about her leadership and Enneagram coaching, training, speaking, and workshop offerings.Website: http://www.CatherineHayesCoaching.comWebsite: http://www.GoingtoBeOkayBook.comLinked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/catherine-hayesFacebook Fan/Biz Page URL: https://www.facebook.com/catherinehayesenneagramTwitter Profile URL: https://twitter.com/coachchayes

The Chinese say that those who practice TAI CHI will attain the pliability of a child, the vitality of a lumberjack, and the wisdom of a sage.TAI CHI CHIH ( pronounced tie-chee-chuh ) is a series of twenty flowing movements that are simple and easy to do.These repetitive movements emphasize self awareness as they circulate and balance the body’s internal energy flow referred to as chi.By re-balancing our energy with regular practice, we can experience greater health and harmony. As your mind and body begin slowing down, you will start to feel less stressed and more calm.What can you expect from regularly practicing TAI CHI? Students seem to receive whatever they are seeking and most need, and the benefits and experiences reported are as diverse as the students themselves including: relieves stress improves sleep and digestion decreases pain increases energy and vitality improves balance lowers blood pressure increases blood flow to the brain improves range of motion builds muscle strength without stressing joints.If you like knowing all the facts before saying yes to a new practice, I suggest you Google WORLD TAI CHI & QIGONG DAY.From their comprehensive website you can type in any question you have about Medical Research on TAI CHI & Qigong. The website states that it is the #1 most used internet TAI CHI Medical Research Site and this is a great way to discover if this practice might be right for you.Today you will find many studies singing the praises of moving meditation including The Harvard Health Letter’s reference to TAI CHI’s easy movements as medication in motion.Why not contact your local Senior Center, YMCA or TAICHICHIH.ORG to find a local Accredited Teacher in your area.TAI CHI CHIH’S simple rhythmic beauty attracted me over thirty years ago when I was seeking a new way to relax and move after a long work day. When my Teacher suggested I attend the intensive Teacher’s Training course, I found myself saying YES even though I had no plans to become a Teacher!For further information contact:Joan Roulac in Anacortes, WAAccredited T’ai Chi Chih Teacher, 1987Email: Joan@MountaintopMusings.comWebsite: MountaintopMusings.com Office: 360.588.4018air date: 5/12/17

The Chinese say that those who practice TAI CHI will attain the pliability of a child, the vitality of a lumberjack, and the wisdom of a sage. TAI CHI CHIH ( pronounced tie-chee-chuh ) is a series of twenty flowing movements that are simple and easy to do. These repetitive movements emphasize self awareness as they circulate and balance the body’s internal energy flow referred to as chi. By re-balancing our energy with regular practice, we can experience greater health and harmony. As your mind and body begin slowing down, you will start to feel less stressed and more calm. What can you expect from regularly practicing TAI CHI? Students seem to receive whatever they are seeking and most need, and the benefits and experiences reported are as diverse as the students themselves including: relieves stress improves sleep and digestion decreases pain increases energy and vitality improves balance lowers blood pressure increases blood flow to the brain improves range of motion builds muscle strength without stressing joints. If you like knowing all the facts before saying yes to a new practice, I suggest you Google WORLD TAI CHI & QIGONG DAY. From their comprehensive website you can type in any question you have about Medical Research on TAI CHI & Qigong. The website states that it is the #1 most used internet TAI CHI Medical Research Site and this is a great way to discover if this practice might be right for you. Today you will find many studies singing the praises of moving meditation including The Harvard Health Letter’s reference to TAI CHI’s easy movements as medication in motion. Why not contact your local Senior Center, YMCA or TAICHICHIH.ORG to find a local Accredited Teacher in your area. TAI CHI CHIH’S simple rhythmic beauty attracted me over thirty years ago when I was seeking a new way to relax and move after a long work day. When my Teacher suggested I attend the intensive Teacher’s Training course, I found myself saying YES even though I had no plans to become a Teacher! For further information contact: Joan Roulac in Anacortes, WA Accredited T’ai Chi Chih Teacher, 1987 Email: Joan@MountaintopMusings.com Website: MountaintopMusings.com Office: 360.588.4018 air date: 5/12/17

The Chinese say that those who practice TAI CHI will attain the pliability of a child, the vitality of a lumberjack, and the wisdom of a sage.TAI CHI CHIH ( pronounced tie-chee-chuh ) is a series of twenty flowing movements that are simple and easy to do.These repetitive movements emphasize self awareness as they circulate and balance the body’s internal energy flow referred to as chi.By re-balancing our energy with regular practice, we can experience greater health and harmony. As your mind and body begin slowing down, you will start to feel less stressed and more calm.What can you expect from regularly practicing TAI CHI? Students seem to receive whatever they are seeking and most need, and the benefits and experiences reported are as diverse as the students themselves including: relieves stress improves sleep and digestion decreases pain increases energy and vitality improves balance lowers blood pressure increases blood flow to the brain improves range of motion builds muscle strength without stressing joints.If you like knowing all the facts before saying yes to a new practice, I suggest you Google WORLD TAI CHI & QIGONG DAY.From their comprehensive website you can type in any question you have about Medical Research on TAI CHI & Qigong. The website states that it is the #1 most used internet TAI CHI Medical Research Site and this is a great way to discover if this practice might be right for you.Today you will find many studies singing the praises of moving meditation including The Harvard Health Letter’s reference to TAI CHI’s easy movements as medication in motion.Why not contact your local Senior Center, YMCA or TAICHICHIH.ORG to find a local Accredited Teacher in your area.TAI CHI CHIH’S simple rhythmic beauty attracted me over thirty years ago when I was seeking a new way to relax and move after a long work day. When my Teacher suggested I attend the intensive Teacher’s Training course, I found myself saying YES even though I had no plans to become a Teacher!For further information contact:Joan Roulac in Anacortes, WAAccredited T’ai Chi Chih Teacher, 1987Email: Joan@MountaintopMusings.comWebsite: MountaintopMusings.com Office: 360.588.4018air date: 5/12/17

The Chinese say that those who practice TAI CHI will attain the pliability of a child, the vitality of a lumberjack, and the wisdom of a sage. TAI CHI CHIH ( pronounced tie-chee-chuh ) is a series of twenty flowing movements that are simple and easy to do. These repetitive movements emphasize self awareness as they circulate and balance the body’s internal energy flow referred to as chi. By re-balancing our energy with regular practice, we can experience greater health and harmony. As your mind and body begin slowing down, you will start to feel less stressed and more calm. What can you expect from regularly practicing TAI CHI? Students seem to receive whatever they are seeking and most need, and the benefits and experiences reported are as diverse as the students themselves including: relieves stress improves sleep and digestion decreases pain increases energy and vitality improves balance lowers blood pressure increases blood flow to the brain improves range of motion builds muscle strength without stressing joints. If you like knowing all the facts before saying yes to a new practice, I suggest you Google WORLD TAI CHI & QIGONG DAY. From their comprehensive website you can type in any question you have about Medical Research on TAI CHI & Qigong. The website states that it is the #1 most used internet TAI CHI Medical Research Site and this is a great way to discover if this practice might be right for you. Today you will find many studies singing the praises of moving meditation including The Harvard Health Letter’s reference to TAI CHI’s easy movements as medication in motion. Why not contact your local Senior Center, YMCA or TAICHICHIH.ORG to find a local Accredited Teacher in your area. TAI CHI CHIH’S simple rhythmic beauty attracted me over thirty years ago when I was seeking a new way to relax and move after a long work day. When my Teacher suggested I attend the intensive Teacher’s Training course, I found myself saying YES even though I had no plans to become a Teacher! For further information contact: Joan Roulac in Anacortes, WA Accredited T’ai Chi Chih Teacher, 1987 Email: Joan@MountaintopMusings.com Website: MountaintopMusings.com Office: 360.588.4018 air date: 5/12/17