Podcast appearances and mentions of Amanda Clark

In this episode of The Purpose Show, I'm sitting down with Amanda Clark for a powerful and honest conversation all about boundaries—especially in personal relationships and marriage. We're diving into what it really looks like to move from people-pleasing to honoring your needs, and how doing this work can totally shift the dynamic in your home and relationships. Amanda shares her journey of healing her inner child, regulating her nervous system, and breaking free from old patterns to create stronger, healthier boundaries. We also explore the complexities of family dynamics, motherhood, and those challenging "witching hour" moments we all know too well. If you've ever struggled to communicate your needs or felt stuck balancing it all, this episode will leave you feeling seen, supported, and empowered to take back your time, energy, and joy—starting today. My links here:https://alliecasazza.com/tpslinks  https://alliecasazza.com/collective Amanda went from a teen mom who lost herself in motherhood to a woman who reclaimed her identity, broke free from the emotional chains of childhood, and built a life she's excited to wake up to.  For years, she wore taking care of everyone else like a badge of honor, drowning in overwhelm and shoulding all over herself. She believed sacrificing yourself as a mom was just the way life was—until she discovered a better way. Breathwork found her during her dad's passing, and everything shifted. She realized mindset work alone wasn't enough—she had to heal her nervous system, set real boundaries, and release the emotional weight keeping her stuck. Now, as The Boundary Queen, she helps moms regulate their nervous systems through breathwork and set boundaries like a boss— so you can stop living for everyone else and find YOU again. https://www.instagram.com/its.amandaclark  https://www.amandaclark.biz/    Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Emotional Breakthroughs 03:10 The Importance of Boundaries 05:57 Navigating Marriage and Boundaries 09:06 The Role of Inner Child Work 11:47 Communicating Boundaries Effectively 15:07 The Impact of Setting Boundaries 17:59 Transforming Relationships Through Boundaries 20:36 Understanding the Witching Hour 22:12 The Importance of Communication in Relationships 24:57 Redefining Masculine and Feminine Roles 29:00 Addressing Unhelpful Partners 35:05 Finding Support and Setting Boundaries

Insta: https://www.amandaclark.biz/ Free Breathwork: https://breathworkcollective.myflodesk.com/empower-breathwork Website: https://www.amandaclark.biz/ Amanda is a Life Coach who teaches moms how to stop 'shoulding' all over themselves, become the authority of their lives + create one they're excited to wake up to from the inside out through breathwork and boundaries. She loves teaching you how to break free from the emotional chains of childhood, find that inner peace, and regulate your nervous system so that you become the mom + woman you want to be

Have a comment? Send us a text! (We read all of them)In this episode of Faithful Politics, Will Wright and Josh Burtram engage in a thought-provoking conversation with Amanda Clark, a pastor at Branches Vineyard Church. The discussion dives into Amanda's journey as a woman in ministry, navigating her calling within the context of a complementarian background. Amanda shares how her early desire to serve Jesus as a missionary eventually evolved into pastoral leadership, despite the challenges posed by conservative views on women in ministry.Throughout the episode, Amanda reflects on the barriers female pastors often face, such as the societal awkwardness and traditional rules against male and female leaders meeting privately. She also touches on the support she received from key mentors, her theological journey in seminary, and how she reconciled her beliefs with the Bible's teachings on women in leadership.The conversation expands into broader issues affecting the church today, including political polarization, social justice, and the role of discipleship in church growth. Amanda emphasizes the importance of balancing leadership growth with the spiritual development of congregants, avoiding the pitfalls of the church growth model that prioritizes numbers over genuine spiritual depth.This episode also explores Amanda's personal experiences as a lead pastor in a rural, predominantly conservative area. She candidly discusses the challenges of being perceived as too progressive by some, while also attracting those who value her inclusive approach to ministry. Finally, Amanda offers insights on how pastors can stay grounded in their core convictions, resisting the temptation to cater to popular opinion at the expense of their beliefs.It's a powerful discussion about leadership, faith, and the evolving role of women in the church. You can learn more about Amanda's ministry at Branches Vineyard Church and follow her on social media for further insights.To learn more about our Guest Check Out:Branches Vineyard Church: http://branchesvineyard.org/Theology for Women in Church Leadership Class, taught by Amanda Clark, through the Vineyard Women's AssociationBooks mentioned:Tell Her Story, Nijay K GuptaHalf the Church, Carolyn Custis James "The Faith Roundtable" is a captivating spinoff from the Faithful Politics podcast, dedicated to exploring the crucial issues facing the church in America today. Hosted by Josh Burtram, this podcast brings together faith leaders, theologians, and scholars for deep, respectful discussions on topics at the heart of American Christianity. From the intersection of faith and public life to urgent matters such as social justice and community engagement, each episode offers insightful conversations Support the showTo learn more about the show, contact our hosts, or recommend future guests, click on the links below: Website: https://www.faithfulpoliticspodcast.com/ Faithful Host: Josh@faithfulpoliticspodcast.com Political Host: Will@faithfulpoliticspodcast.com Twitter: @FaithfulPolitik Instagram: faithful_politics Facebook: FaithfulPoliticsPodcast LinkedIn: faithfulpolitics Subscribe to our Substack: https://faithfulpolitics.substack.com/

Maintaining a healthy weight can feel like an impossible challenge, especially for those who suffer with complex medical issues that can cause weight gain and lead to obesity. Chronic weight issues are often linked to diseases like diabetes, heart disease, and certain types of cancer, posing additional health risks. While healthy diet and exercise will always be foundational to maintaining physical health, new weight management medications are showing promising results for many. In this episode, board-certified nurse practitioner Amanda Clark from MUSC Health Primary Care Forest Drive in Columbia discusses the latest weight loss management options available at MUSC Health such as GLP-1 medications and weight loss surgery.

Wendy & Matt are joined by Amanda Clark, Lead Pastor at Branches Vineyard.  They talk about some of the tougher passages to understand in 1 Corinthians, specifically the ones in 1 Corinthians 11 and 14, that seem to limit women's participation in the church.  Amanda brings scholarly insight and perspectives on the passages and how to faithfully approach reading Scripture well.In addition to being the pastor at Branches Vineyard, Amanda teaches a course through the VineyardUSA Women's Association on Theology for Women in Ministry Leadership, digging even deeper into these passages and more! To find out more about that course and other resources for Women in the Vineyard, you can click here.Books mentioned in the Podcast"The Blue Parakeet: Rethinking How You Read the Bible by Scot McKnightHalf the Church: Recapturing God's Global Vision for Women by Carolyn Custis JamesTell Her Story: How Women Led, Taught, and Ministered in the Early Church by Nijay GuptaRediscovering Scripture's Vision for Women by Lucy Peppiatt

Mike Switzer interviews Amanda Clark, CEO and founder of PulManage in Columbia, S.C.

Amanda Clark is the Community Tours Manager for the Missouri History Museum  and she shared some of the history of the bridge and James Eads himself.

To start the show Chris and Amy discuss the story of Marcellus Williams as he is set to be put to death for murder despite a lack of evidence against him. Plus, Amanda Clark talks about the 150 year history of the Eads Bridge.

Blair chats to Amanda Clark, Counselling lead at YMCA Bournemouth, about their new service, Full Circle Counselling. FIRST BROADCAST: 07/05/2024

The Eads Bridge is a structure of distinction, not only for its design and materials, but also for its place in regional history and culture. A new exhibit at the Missouri History Museum commemorates the bridge's 150th year. Amanda Clark, public historian at the Missouri Historical Society and content lead for the “Eads Bridge at 150” exhibit, discusses the legacy of the bridge a century and a half after its completion.

More than 24 million people in the United States live with chronic lung diseases such as COPD or asthma. Amanda Clark is a registered respiratory therapist passionate about bringing innovative solutions to this problem. She has founded several companies in the health care space. Her most recent company, PulManage, is a digital health company that has developed a platform for chronic lung disease which pairs with FDA-approved lung-function devices.

Did you leave your 9-5 job only to find that coaches in the online space were telling you to do life and business a certain way? This week I am joined by two phenomenal co-hosts: Wendy Verwey (Life + Money Strategist) and Amanda Clark (Life Coach For Moms + Breathwork Facilitator).  We are diving into different approaches and modalities that we have used to empower ourselves to create a life and business that is fun and flows with ease. In this episode you'll hear: > How to know what feels good and aligned. > The de-conditioning process of what we have been taught to do.  > Using breathwork to bypass logical thinking and release stuck emotions. > Unlocking your full potential with Human Design + Gene Keys. > Leaning into the space between being and doing. > The place of religion, faith, and spirituality. The Align Mastermind is a 5-month group mastermind for the spiritually aware female entrepreneur who is tired of feeling isolated and like her closest friends and family don't understand the journey she is on. She's ready to stop draining herself by jumping from one networking event to the next and start connecting with like-minded women on a deeper level in order to see her vision come to life.  The Align Mastermind is a space where your gifts and strengths are celebrated and encouraged, and where you will have the opportunity to share your unique experience, expertise, and wisdom.  APPLY NOW for The Align Mastermind Connect with Andrea: @andreacrispcoach + @the.couragecast Original Music + Production by Stephen Crilly: @crillycakes  

Join Chris in The Fishbowl this week as he welcomes three new guests to the podcast. Anna Hickel, Amanda Clark, and Andrea Whitney share their One Word choices for 2024. Tune in to this episode to discover their inspiring and thought-provoking insights!

Magician David Garrard and Broadway performer Amanda Clark preview An Evening Of Music and Magic at the St. Matthews Baptist Church...

Author and educator Sara Lev joins Assistant Head of School Andrew Bishop and Chief Academic Officer Dr. Brandon Wiley in a conversation about project-based learning in early childhood education. In this episode, they discuss the common misconceptions and the benefits of PBL for children ages 3-8. Plus, you'll hear about the genesis of a professional development opportunity that Sara and her co-authors (Amanda Clark and Erin Starkey) are partnering with Dawson to host on our campus in Las Vegas in February 2024: the first-ever Early Childhood Project-Based Learning Conference. Find out more about the EC PBL Conference at https://www.earlychildhoodpbl.com/conference.  Learn more about Sara Lev, her book, and team at https://www.earlychildhoodpbl.com/. For more from the Dawson Podcast, check us out online at adsrm.org/podcast.

Let's break the cycle of external validation and step into our power. Today we're talking with Amanda Clark and learning how to embrace our authentic self by tapping into the transformative potential of breathwork. Connect with Amanda on Instagram @amandaclarkstudios And be sure to check out her podcast Braving the Mountain here. I would love to hear your biggest takeaways! Connect with me in the DM's over on Instagram @amytraughJoin us for our free weekly networking event, Coffee Talk, every Monday at 12:30 EST. Click here for details.The Podcast(H)er Network is the fastest growing network for female hosted podcasts. Go on over to www.podcasther.com/amy to learn more about the Network.

Welcome back to another episode of "The Braving the Mountain Podcast. In today's episode, Amanda dives into a new vibe that she's been embracing the past several weeks.  She talks about the power of deciding what you're no longer available for in your life and business. She also talks about how choices shape our circumstances and when we decide what we're no longer available for, our lives begin to shift. This episode talks about how to shift from the energy of wanting to deciding + how this fuels creativity and attracts new opportunities to you. All you have to do is just decide what you're no longer available for and take action toward what you want to be available for. Connect with Amanda: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amandaclarkstudios/ Website: https://www.amandaclark.biz/ Snag a freebie: https://www.amandaclark.biz/daily-breather

Earlier this year, emergency room nurse Amanda Clark-Stoner appeared on the first season of Peacock's reality competition show, The Traitors. Amanda visits the Jack Vita Show to discuss her time competing on The Traitors and share her incredible life story of overcoming drug addiction and depression and turning to Jesus Christ.   Amanda placed 12th on The Traitors. Despite having strong relationships with the cast, as a faithful, she mysteriously had to leave the show in episode 6, for reasons unknown to the audience. The show did not reveal why Amanda was forced to leave the show. In this episode of the Jack Vita Show, she sets the record straight, detailing how she was eliminated from contention, after testing positive for COVID-19. How did Amanda contract COVID on The Traitors? Were there quarantining protocols in place? Did other cast members contract COVID? Amanda sets the record straight on her elimination.   Amanda also reflects on her time on The Traitors. What was her strategy, and how would she have continued to play, had she not been forced out? Who did she bond most with and have an alliance with, and what did she think of the celebrities that came in to the mansion? Who from the cast is she still close with now? Is there anything about the show's format and presentation that Amanda would change about it, moving forward?   Amanda was conceived when her parents were 17, and she was adopted and raised by her maternal grandparents. After struggling with serious health issues, Amanda's grandfather committed suicide when Amanda was 11 years-old. This traumatic event, combined with the abandonment she experienced as a young child, and the bullying she was enduring at school, sent Amanda into a dark depression, which led to drug and alcohol abuse. Amanda overdosed more than once as a teenager, and at the age of 15, she was arrested.   Amanda tells the unbelievable story of how God intervened in her life and pulled her off the path she was on, as she got clean and gave her life to Jesus Christ. In the time since, Jesus has transformed her heart and her life. Amanda tells her story on the Jack Vita Show!   Amanda's time on The Traitors (0:00 - 1:01:30) Amanda's story of overcoming drug and alcohol abuse (1:01:30 - END)

Welcome back to another Mom Biz Pep Talk. Today, let's dive into something that's been on my mind: the fear of judgment. We all want approval, to fit in and be wanted. But here's the thing– fear of judgment often comes from our desire for others' approval. I've been there, overthinking every choice +  worrying about what others might think. Maybe you've been there too? But lately, I've been asking… Why is the approval of others so important? Why does it matter more than just being yourself? Here's what I've learned: the people you want validation from aren't' living YOUR life.  This is your journey so be intentional about breaking  free from this cycle + make choices that feel right for you and your family. It's not always easy to let go of that fear, but I promise you you're not alone. And the first step is awareness. Where are you looking for approval from others, and how is it holding you back? You can enjoy the journey + end the cycle of self-abandonment in the name of trying to gain approval from others and trying to keep them happy! You're going to be judged either way so you may as well do what feels right for you. Remember, you write your story.   

Welcome back to another episode of the Braving the Mountain Podcast. Today, let's dive into the topic of fear and how it impacts our journey to create a life we truly love. Amanda shares the power of choice - we get to decide whether we listen to fear or not. She shares some fantastic insights on how fear can affect our actions in business and life. But there are always ways to overcome it. Amanda gives you the transformative practice of breathwork infused rhythms, helping us tap into your subconscious and shift limiting beliefs. By embracing courage and positive thoughts, you can break free from fear and take action towards your dreams. If you're ready to conquer your fear, stop 'shoulding' all over yourself, and create a life YOU love, then let's freaking go! Connect with Amanda: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amandaclarkstudios/ Website: https://www.amandaclark.biz/ Snag a freebie: https://www.amandaclark.biz/daily-breather

In this episode of Braving the Mountain Podcast, Amanda talks about the power of structure in our lives and businesses. As summer is coming to an end and kids are getting ready for school, Amanda talks about the benefits of having a schedule and boundaries. She talks about her own personal experiences and how structure provides freedom. By implementing rhythms and systems, we can avoid overwhelm and focus on the tasks that move our businesses forward. Amanda encourages you to find a structure that aligns with your lifestyle and offers practical tips. Tune in to learn how structure can empower you.   Find her here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amandaclarkstudios/ Website: https://www.amandaclark.biz/ Snag a freebie: https://www.amandaclark.biz/daily-breather  

The islands and sandbars in the Mississippi all have interesting stories, and lifespans. Their form is temporary, and dependent on the currents and levels of the River. One of these “Islands” is Arsenal Island, that has had many forms, and roles to play in history throughout the years. Just press play to hear the whole story. ----- Click on search links to see if there are episodes with related content: Amanda Clark, Civil War, Mississippi River, Military, Medical, Rivers, ------ Podcast Transcript: I'm Amanda Clark, manager of the See STL Tours program at the Missouri Historical Society, and Here's History, on eighty-eight one, KDHX. ——— Imagine standing on the St. Louis riverfront today, looking across the Mississippi's blank brown surface, your view of Illinois interrupted only by an occasional barge. The swiftly moving current swirling and curling, taking slight detours around bridge piers. ——— Now imagine something totally different – your view being obscured by several large sandbars, covered in trees, with people coming and going from them. Prior to the 1850s, you would be looking across the river at the infamous Bloody Island, site of frequent fights and duels, or down the river at the quarter-mile wide and two-mile long Duncan Island. If you traveled three miles south of downtown, you'd see Arsenal Island, sitting just offshore of the US Arsenal. Not technically islands, but sandbars, they have all shifted and are now part of the shoreline. Though temporary, each island had its own role to play in St. Louis history. ——— Arsenal Island remained in place the longest of the three. It regularly [changed] its position and size, moving enough for Missouri and Illinois to contest ownership multiple times throughout the 19th century. During the 1860s, the island was home to a quarantine hospital and a large cemetery that received the bodies previously buried at City Cemetery as well as Civil War casualties. A farm on the island provided vegetables to patients at City Hospital. When the eastern side of the island began to wash away and threaten the graveyard, the bodies were reinterred at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery. ——— In the 1880s, a farmer who lived on the island was interviewed about how he and his family, who had alternated their citizenship between two different states, handled the unstable nature of the land mass. His answer was that they just moved their house every couple of years to keep up. ——— Here's history is a joint production of the Missouri History Museum and KDHX.  I'm Amanda Clark and this is 88.1 KDHX St. Louis. ———

Amanda, a mom of four and business mentor, shares her journey of putting her dreams on hold after becoming a young mother, struggling to find her identity, and her business journey.We discuss Amanda's pivot from photography to coaching, and how she was able to make the transition easier by understanding her identity and releasing what she needed to let go of. We also talked about "shoulding" on oneself, which is taking on beliefs and actions that one thinks they should do, leading to guilt and frustration.Some highlights:the  importance of identifying and letting go of "shoulds" in order to create a life that feels good.Amanda shares her journey of realizing that money isn't the key to happiness and how she helps other moms find freedom and joy through coaching and journalingConnect with Amanda on Instagram @amandaclarkstudiosListen to Amanda's podcast 'Braving the Mountain Podcast'Download the 'Double your Leads' Freebie for photographers!Ready to go full time in your photography business? Come check out my Blueprint program.Loving this podcast? Come join us in the NEW Photographer Community on Facebook.

James Hannerty's early experience began with him being robbed of his bottom dollar. But, you can't keep a good man down. Mr. Hannerty had charm, charisma, and drive, and soon found himself dominating the theater scene. Just press play to hear the whole story. ----- Click on search links to see if there are episodes with related content: Amanda Clark, Crime, Business, Arts, Entertainment, and Culture, ------ Podcast Transcript: I'm Amanda Clark, manager of the See STL Tours program at the Missouri Historical Society, and Here's History, on eighty-eight one, KDHX. ——— James Hannerty came to St. Louis in the mid-19th century and made his first headlines in 1861, with a brief story about being robbed of his entire $10 fortune but quickly recouping his loss thanks to his natural charisma. The report ends with a prediction that Hannerty will someday be richer than the newspaper's editor. Over the next few decades it seemed that prediction had merit as he built a successful career managing just about every theater and entertainment venue in the city. Multiple articles attest to his reputation for saving struggling productions and heading the newest attractions. And this is where I found him – while researching the Globe Cyclorama, a short-lived but novel theater experience that placed viewers in the center of a massive circular space, surrounded by a mix of panoramic painted scenery, live actors, and special effects. While many cities boasted cycloramas, featuring different historic events, the Globe immersed audiences in the 1870 Siege of Paris. When ticket sales lagged, Hannerty personally walked the streets, distributing over 2,000 free passes to encourage visitors. ——— By the turn of the 20th century, the enterprising promoter found himself in demand not just for entertainment ventures, but began consulting on product and event advertisements. Hannerty is credited with designing the iconic logo and marketing materials for the 1904 World's Fair. ——— In 1905, he made front page news by leaving the entertainment industry behind and opening the Hannerty Idea Company - a company whose only products were his ideas. In the early 20th century, the concept of not just owning ones ideas but selling them was unheard of. A newspaper profile calls him a “Doctor of Photography Who Prescribes Poses,” detailing how he gave photographers and designers artistic direction on images accompaning stories – radically changing the look and use of pictures in the newspaper. When published, these photos would be accompanied by a branding tagline that they were a “Hannerty Idea.” ——— A few years later, Hannerty left St. Louis for Manhattan, a pioneer of the modern advertising industry. ——— Here's history is a joint production of the Missouri History Museum and KDHX.  I'm Amanda Clark and this is 88.1 KDHX St. Louis. ———

Organization is one little piece of the minimalism and simplicity movement and this week's guest is an expert! Amanda Clark, owner of Ever So Organized, brings us tips, techniques, and wisdom she's learned from helping over 100 families per year. In this interview, we discuss general clutter, principles of minimalism, common decluttering roadblocks, and Amanda shares her favorite organizing products! Full show notes and images at thetinyhouse.net/261In This Episode:Amanda's organizing process in a nutshellIs your clutter taking your energy?When to hire a pro vs when to DIY your organizingDecluttering roadblocks and how to get past themTiny with kids? Games that make cleaning funSupport the showListen. Subscribe. Rate. Review. Apple Podcasts Spotify Stitcher Google Podcasts More... Follow Ethan. Mastodon (my favorite!) Instagram Pinterest Facebook Want to say 'thank you' for the show? Buy me a coffee!

What would it feel like for you to create beautiful rhythms within your life in business today on the podcast? I'm talking to my good friend, and breathwork facilitator, Amanda Clarke.   Logically we know, right? If she can do it, so can I; we know that logically we know that, like we've been told, we can create anything that we set our minds to. And that's great. But what breathwork has done for me is it's helped me with this deep inner knowing within myself, like, I feel like the energy in my body has completely shifted into the point, but it now believes with me.   Connect with Amanda: @amandaclarkstudios   Connect with Andrea: @andreacrispcoach + @the.couragecast   Join Weekly Community Call: Mindset Mentor Circle   Book a Discovery Call: www.andreacrisp.ca/schedule   Five-minute breathing freebie: https://www.amandaclark.biz/daily-breather   Are you ready to unlock your purpose and potential to step into your future self, now?   The Limitless VIP Experience is for you if you're tired of waiting for your time to come and you're ready to do the mindset work that will position you for a massive upgrade in your life and business.   Learn MORE

A final return to The Traitors US Reunion and whole series with friend-of-the pod, Faithful contestant Amanda Clark! We also play The Traidar Traitor - a game within a podcast about a game - and, for the first time, a Traitors Quiz!Matthew's Ko-fi Page: https://ko-fi.com/matthewkeeley Amanda's Instagram: @_amandastonerAmanda's Twitter: @AmandaCStonerPodcast Instagram: @thetraidarpodcastTwitter: @thetraidarpodEmail: thetraidarpodcast@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

So glad to have Amanda Clark on the show. Amanda helps families and individuals to declutter and get organized. She gave some great organizing tips--definitely worth a listen. You can find Amanda here: https://www.eversoorganized.com/handouts This is a shoutout to Podmatch.com and Alex Sanfilippo (@ajsanfilippo) https://www.joinpodmatch.com/ea Also a shout out to my awesome videographer, Lee Steadman (lasteadman@hotmail.com)! Social Media Links: Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/eksayn_anderson/ Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/EksAyn/ LinkedIn -https://www.linkedin.com/in/eksayn/ Twitter- https://twitter.com/eksayn Get my book! https://www.amazon.com/What-Want-Children-Know-Before/dp/0990395219/

You could call it the feel-good food truck. The St. Petersburg-based PB & Jelly Deli serves up sophisticated-yet-playful nut butter sandwiches that evoke memories of childhood. Better still, for every sandwich sold, PB & Jelly Deli donates a meal back into the Tampa Bay community.The nonprofit food truck is operated by volunteers from Radius Church in St. Petersburg, which started the enterprise in 2017 as a community outreach.Dalia recently chatted with co-founder Amanda Clark about the food truck's origins, some of the more unusual menu items and how to make better sandwiches at home. Related episodes:Lunchboxmafia: How to Make a Lunch They Can't Refuse360 Eats Takes Leftovers from Food Waste to Food Truck“Burger Beast” Sef Gonzalez on Florida's Best Hamburgers20 Tips for a Better Hurricane Food Kit: Advice from Janet Keeler

In this Rehab Management podcast episode, Chief Editor Melanie Hamilton-Basich is joined by Amanda Clark, PT, DPT, NCS, director of Good Shepherd Creates at Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Network in Allentown, Pa, to discuss how they'll be using 3D printing to make custom creations to help their patients. In her role, Amanda works to incorporate technological innovations that can enhance patient care and outcomes – including 3D printing using the new printer that will be part of Good Shepherd's new rehabilitation hospital in Center Valley, Pa, scheduled to open later in 2023. Amanda Clark, PT, DPT, NCS, is the director of Good Shepherd Creates at Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Network in Allentown, Pa. Amanda champions innovation at all levels of the organization by helping to create a culture of curiosity and identifying current and emerging technology trends that can enhance patient care and outcomes. She helps to ensure that Good Shepherd keeps innovation at the forefront to better serve the community. Amanda received her Bachelor of Arts from State University of New York at Geneseo and her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from State University of New York Upstate Medical University. Amanda began her career at Good Shepherd 10 years ago as a physical therapist, predominantly on the stroke unit of Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Hospital, where she later served as the specialty stroke program co-chair. After obtaining her board certification as a neurologic certified specialist, Amanda became director of Good Shepherd's physical therapy neurologic residency. Related:Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Wants You to Help Name Their 3D Printer

A super-special edition of The Traidar with Traitors US guest Amanda Clark! I asked Amanda about how she was cast on the show, her first impressions of Scotland, how intense the round table really was, and her thoughts looking back on events now. We also played The Traidar Traitor and tested how well we could lie to one another. There's a deep dive into episode 8 of The Traitors US too - the escape cabin, Kate's one-liners, Rachel's fury, and a new Traitor recruit!2:52 Episode 8 Deep-dive16:40 Amanda Clark InterviewAmanda's Insta: @_amandastonerPodcast Insta: @thetraidarpodcastTwitter: @thetraidarpodEmail: thetraidarpodcast@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

TOPICS WE EXPLOREAll profiles can be found hereWho is Amanda Clark?Who is Erin Starkey?Who is Sara Lev?How did the three of these awesome people come together?Erin Starkey Misconceptions on PBL and LiteracyPower words: Perception and PermissionSara Lev Misconceptions on PBL and IntegrationPressure of foundation skills and "catching students up"Three layers to considerAmanda Clark Misconceptions on PBL and Sustained InquiryInquiry, Investigation, ExperimentationField Trips vs. Field WorkThe power of being seen as an early childhood educator from the leadersPower of not dismissing the misconceptions, but embracing and working forward to create solutionsUniversal ideas from this work to all learnersYOUR CHALLENGEShare ideas you gathered from the conversation with us on the socials.What resonated with you?RESOURCES MENTIONED IN SHOWPBL WorksBook: Implementing Project Based Learning in Early Childhood: Overcoming Misconceptions and Reaching SuccessAmazonRoutledgeWebsite: www.earlychildhoodpbl.comTwitter: @ec_pblInstagram: @earlychildhoodpblFacebook: Early Childhood PBL (private group)Article: 30 PBL Ideas for Young ChildrenCourse: https://earlychildhoodpbl.teachable.com/Just a few of my favorite passages from the book!

In this conversation with Amanda Clark, we dive into conversations about motherhood, entrepreneurship, and everything in between. You won't want to miss it! When Amanda got pregnant at 18, she thought her dreams were over. She thought motherhood meant putting herself on the back burner and keeping everyone else happy. A few years later she became the mom sitting on the living room floor wondering if this is all there was to life. With two kids in her lap and tears in her eyes, she drew the line in the sand and said “no more.” She took the first step toward the freedom she desired with time and finances and created my dream life with kids in tow. She helps women heal themselves so they can build their lives in a way that feels good to them while dropping fear of judgment, people-pleasing, and mom guilt. She is trauma-informed and currently getting her Pause Breathwork Facilitator certification. She is the host of Braving the Mountain Podcast where she teaches moms how to build a successful business AND be amazing moms. She has four kids and loves empowering other mamas to take back the wheel of their lives so that they can thrive.Grab your FREE guide: Drop Mom Guild and Build a Life You Love with Kids in Towhttps://www.amandaclark.biz/Are you married to an introvert? Find out right now with this FREE quiz!https://erinwoodruffcoaching.com/quiz-are-you-married-to-an-introvertTake the FREE quiz right now to see where you fall on the introvert/extrovert spectrum.https://erinwoodruffcoaching.com/quiz-introvert-extrovert-spectrumMusic: https://pixabay.com/music/id-112179/

In this conversation with Amanda Clark, we dive into conversations about motherhood, entrepreneurship, and everything in between. You won't want to miss it! When Amanda got pregnant at 18, she thought her dreams were over. She thought motherhood meant putting herself on the back burner and keeping everyone else happy. A few years later she became the mom sitting on the living room floor wondering if this is all there was to life. With two kids in her lap and tears in her eyes, she drew the line in the sand and said “no more.” She took the first step toward the freedom she desired with time and finances and created my dream life with kids in tow. She helps women heal themselves so they can build their lives in a way that feels good to them while dropping fear of judgment, people-pleasing, and mom guilt. She is trauma-informed and currently getting her Pause Breathwork Facilitator certification. She is the host of Braving the Mountain Podcast where she teaches moms how to build a successful business AND be amazing moms. She has four kids and loves empowering other mamas to take back the wheel of their lives so that they can thrive.Grab your FREE guide: Drop Mom Guild and Build a Life You Love with Kids in Towhttps://www.amandaclark.biz/Are you married to an introvert? Find out right now with this FREE quiz!https://erinwoodruffcoaching.com/quiz-are-you-married-to-an-introvertTake the FREE quiz right now to see where you fall on the introvert/extrovert spectrum.https://erinwoodruffcoaching.com/quiz-introvert-extrovert-spectrumMusic: https://pixabay.com/music/id-112179/

Amanda, with Portion Perfection, is back on the podcast to talk about meal structure. Kellie, Mel, and Amanda discuss how often and when to eat throughout the day. Amanda explains why several smaller meals are ideal for controlling weight, mood, cholesterol, and blood sugar. She describes how much protein, vegetables, and starches are ideal for weight loss patients and suggests consuming various vegetables to get diverse minerals and vitamins through our food.  OSLP TIP: get Portion Perfection plates and bowls to train your mind and tiny tummy on proper portions.  Amanda illustrates the differences between snacks versus a full meal and the calorie breakdown of both options. She ends the episode by discussing the importance of consistency and planning ahead to help set patients up for long-term success. This lifestyle is possible and sustainable with work and making small changes every day.  Connect with Amanda on Instagram and Facebook. You can find Portion Perfection supplies on the OSLP Amazon store. OSLP strives to educate and inform the bariatric community and those with predetermined ideas about weight loss surgery.  Join our email list on our website at www.oursleevedlifepodcast.com for the latest OSLP updates, and follow us on Instagram @oursleevedlifepodcast.  Please consider supporting us on www.patreon.com/OSLP and become a Badass Benchie today! OSLP-APPROVED PRODUCTS: www.procarenow.com www.devotionnutrition.com   OSLP Amazon Store Front: Portion Perfection and more OR Use these Discount Codes to help support OSLP! @procarenow - OSLP @devotionnutrition - OSLP @modestmixteas - oursleevedlife20 @portionperfection - 150SLPOD @the.t.r.i.b.e.membership - OSLP @hidratespark - OSLP @obvi - OSLP15 @builtbar - OSLP @middaysquares - OSLP15 @mybaribox - OSLP

In this episode, I am sharing a session I was asked to present at the IASB conference. I have provided both the video and audio versions of this session. The beauty of this session is that we brought in a robust powerhouse of project based learning experts from around the country to help shape the narrative around why this work matters so much.The session description is as follows:Looking for ways to transform learning for your students? Join Pleasant Valley Schools and Mississippi Bend AEA to explore how they innovated to engage students and educators in authentic learning experiences and project-based learning. Attendees will examine real-world scenarios where teachers are weaving content standards, universal constructs and social-emotional competencies together—all while remaining collaborative and providing rigorous and authentic work. Give your students voice and choice, showcase their learning, and understand how this type of work can happen in YOUR classroom.Check out the perspectives and the challenges to enhance learning experiences for all students. The show is on Spotify!Video Versionhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcDoocL9AQITOPICS WE EXPLOREQuick overview of the session and goals06:00 Chris Welch, administration perspective on authentic learning and students owning the learningStudents owning the learning changes the narrative around engagementUniversal Constructs that is so important10:00 rest of introductions and persepctive from Sarah Vice a 6th grade teacherFailure is a giftThe importance of human experienceProcess over product14:24 Steven Smith, NASA perspective8 most dreaded words "When am I ever going to use this?"Our students are going to be part of the space economyFailure is vital lesson we don't learn well19:21 Chris Welch, Administrator on providing context of how instructional design ofHow does civilizations from ancient history survive?What does survival look like present day with All Thirteen book?How do we then work with experts to think about the future that will be "present day" for our students?22:30 Jeff Robin and how to really think about projects from a real perspectiveTeachers need to do the project firstStudents don't want dumpster projectsYou only remember when learning is fun and exciting25:50 Amanda Clark and importance of strong leadershipNeed to provide space for teachers to be creative and to give teachers space to try things out.We need to do more than just teach standardsTeachers need support and love from leaders, community, school boards, etc.27:41 Erin Starkey and her story how pbl brought joy back to her teachingPBL was a lightbulb for Erin because she was passionate and that is contagiousPBL was a gamechanger because she found joy and in students from age of 4 and above29:30 Beth Campbell, librarian perspective on how to build school community to do the workIsolated spaces in schools are gone. PBL brings opportunities to team because together we are betterLibrary should be alive and vibrant with co-teaching and co-design for learning opportunitiesIncredible research on the brain and heart31:45 Chad Uhde, elementary principal and form PBL instructional coachPower of taking risks and see what we can do. Be brave to change identity of studentsPBL provides new outlet for students to showcase who they are and their why35:00 How do you assess and measure and quantify success?Jeff RobinCan the students explain what they have learned?Do we need an easy number?Are we doing education for ourselves or for the students?Erin StarkeyRequires intentional integrationUBD and designing formative flags around the wayConstantly meet needs of students naturally in PBLRubrics for learning not a checklist of tasksSteven SmithLots of standards are performance based on what students can doChallenge the paradigm that we need a numerical value for everythingLife does not work that wayPreparing students for a world that they will be creatingWe are not helping our students by creating widgetsAre we here for our students or ourselves?Why go through all the nonsense of teaching if we want each student to fit a single mold?We are in the space age and students will decide if they want to go to Disney in Florida, California, or space?We need to either start preparing our students for the future or stop pretending like we are tryingChris WelchFocus on standards and conversation on "How do you know?"Where is the learning visible?We end up with not just standards but thinking progressions on how to think at deeper cognitive rigor and DOK.Exchange not just instruction but facilitationYOUR CHALLENGEShare ideas you gathered from the conversation with us on the socials.What resonated with you?RESOURCE MENTIONED IN SHOWEverything can be found here - https://sites.google.com/view/creatingauthenticlearning/power-of-authentic-learningUniversal Constructs

Amanda Clark, owner of Shop Fufu's Boutique in Midland Texas talks about opening a clothing boutique in your 20s! As a young entrepreneur, she shares tips, from choosing her outfits to struggling with social media. If you're interested in starting a clothing business, you'll want to watch the full episode. Shop Fufu's is a uniquely curated women's clothing & accessory store located in Midland, Texas. At Fufu's, they celebrate bold colors and prints because they believe every woman deserves to feel confident and beautiful! They pride themselves on creating a judgment-free environment where all women are supported and celebrated. #midlandtx #midlandtexas #texaspodcast #entrepreneur —----------------------- Best of Midland Texas was created focusing on small, local businesses and has been designed to help you find only the best locally owned companies and live events here in Midland. Website: https://www.bestofmidlandtx.com Ryan Shewchuk: https://www.instagram.com/shewchuk Terra Avery: https://www.instagram.com/terrawaypants —----------------------- If you'd like to be a guest on the Best of Midland Texas podcast, send your information to podcast@bestofmidlandtx.com —----------------------- Special thanks to our guest: Amanda Clark Instagram: https://instagram.com/shop.fufus TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@shop.fufus Website: https://www.shopfufus.com Location: Shop Fufu's —----------------------- Follow the Best of Midland Texas: TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@bestofmidlandtx Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bestofmidlandtx Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bestofmidlandtx Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/bestofmidlandtx —----------------------- Subscribe to the Best of Midland Texas: Youtube: https://youtube.com/@bestofmidlandtx Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/best-of-midland-texas/id1641005638 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/13lSgXBMwuqmsgUk4dTPlK?si=sGnwuc46R0eh-PKFjay8Rw Anchor: https://anchor.fm/bestofmidlandtx —----------------------- Produced by: Forty Wolves Studios: https://www.fortywolves.com —----------------------- Forty Wolves is a boutique digital marketing agency in Midland TX focused on helping small businesses earn new clients, customers, and online reviews. We specialize in Web Design, SEO, Paid Advertising, Marketing Automation, and more. Contact us today for more info. Website: https://www.fortywolves.com/services --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bestofmidlandtx/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bestofmidlandtx/support

Join special guest Amanda Clark, a shareholder with the Asher, Gittler & D'Alba, Ltd., a labor and employment law firm in Chicago and explore how understanding the National Labor Relations Act and private sector labor law benefits state and local public sector labor negotiators.  

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Meet Amanda Clark who cared for her late husband Joe after he was diagnosed at age 28 with colon cancer. This diagnosis came two months before their wedding. Blogging helped she and her husband through this journey until Joe passed in 2014. After Joe's death, their joint blog became Amanda's non-profit called Cocktails & Caregivers. In this episode Amanda talks about what it was like to care for her fiancé and husband while working and raising their daughter, she shares how counseling and girlfriends helped her during her deep days of grief as a widow, what life looks like now 7 years later, and how her non-profit Cocktails and Caregivers can help lift a caregiver's day. Show notes with product and resource links: https://bit.ly/HHCPod137 Receive the podcast in your email here: http://bit.ly/2G4qvBv Order a copy of Elizabeth's book Just for You: a Daily Self Care Journal: http://bit.ly/HHCjournal For podcast sponsorship opportunities contact Elizabeth: https://happyhealthycaregiver.com/contact-us/ The Happy Healthy Caregiver podcast is part of the Whole Care Network. Rate and Review the podcast: https://bit.ly/HHCPODREVIEW

Meet Amanda Clark who cared for her late husband Joe after he was diagnosed at age 28 with colon cancer. This diagnosis came two months before their wedding. Blogging helped she and her husband through this journey until Joe passed in 2014. After Joe's death, their joint blog became Amanda's non-profit called Cocktails & Caregivers. In this episode Amanda talks about what it was like to care for her fiancé and husband while working and raising their daughter, she shares how counseling and girlfriends helped her during her deep days of grief as a widow, what life looks like now 7 years later, and how her non-profit Cocktails and Caregivers can help lift a caregiver's day. Show notes with product and resource links: https://bit.ly/HHCPod137 Receive the podcast in your email here: http://bit.ly/2G4qvBv Order a copy of Elizabeth's book Just for You: a Daily Self Care Journal: http://bit.ly/HHCjournal For podcast sponsorship opportunities contact Elizabeth: https://happyhealthycaregiver.com/contact-us/ The Happy Healthy Caregiver podcast is part of the Whole Care Network. Rate and Review the podcast: https://bit.ly/HHCPODREVIEW

The Missouri Historical Society's two-year-old See STL Tour program offers two dozen walking and bus tours that go far beyond what you might expect. Tour guides Amanda Clark and Josiah Gundersen discuss what people take from the tours and how they each fell in love with the city's more unusual stories, locations and characters.

In today's podcast we discuss Amanda's story and how this shaped her mission and the business she has today.  We also discuss how women tend to lose themselves when they become mothers and how they get to decide to shift the mindset to achieve success.Amanda was a 19 year old teen pregnancy statistic who lost herself in being a mom and wife for years. She thought that she had to put her dreams and desires on the back burner so she could care for everyone else. One day she decided that there had to be more to life. She drew the line in the sand and that is where her journey began. Over the past 12 years, she has built a successful photography business from scratch with four kids in tow and now coaches other moms to do the same.When building a business with kids it's about realizing we can be 100% Mom and 100% CEO but not both at the same time. She's now a podcast host on Braving the Mountain, and empowers moms to live lives they are obsessed with by building a business that supports the life they want to live + raise inspired kids.In this episode we talk about:How deciding on her path and focusing on this led to her success as a business owner.How taking control of your life and taking the first step can really shift the trajectory of your life.How becoming a mom can side track us from our dreams and how we can get back on track.How journaling helped her to get clear on what she really wanted and what her vision truly was.How money mindset effects our ability to be successful and how we can overcome this block.How working 100% in your business and being 100% mom can work just not at the same time.Connect with Amanda:Website: www.amandaclark.biz Instagram: @amandaclarkstudiosFacebook: @simplebizstrategiesListen to the Braving the Mountain Podcast HEREConnect with Jennifer to get more Clarity & Confidence in your Biz!Website: www.jenniferjakobsenlifecoaching.comInstagram: @jjakobsenlifecoachJoin my free Facebook group: Clarity to Cash for Female Coaches and EntrepreneursJoin my weekly Coffee Chat every Thursday at 12pm PST by signing up for free HERE.

Episode 50 introduces another guest interview of the podcast, Amanda Clark. Amanda was a 19-year-old mom who thought she had to put herself and her dreams on a shelf because of what society taught. When she finally decided that this couldn't be all there was to life, she drew the line in the sand -- this is where her journey truly began.She built a successful photography business with four kids in tow, started her Podcast called Braving the Mountain, and now coaches other moms to build and scale a profitable business while balancing time with family. Amanda is all about simplifying life and business by being 100% Mom and 100% CEO, just not both at the same time. She's a firm believer that anyone can create the life they want to live, but it all starts in the mind.Learn more about Danielle at www.danielleuhl.comLearn more about the podcast at www.danielleuhl.com/podcast

Find the guy. Get married. Buy a house. Have kids. That's what Amanda thought was the “order” of things. Imagine her surprise when at 19, she found herself pregnant, not married and no house.  In the episode, Amanda talks about the financial struggles they had as a young family who was thrown into responsibility and routine. Struggling to reinvent herself, the small town struggled to know her as anything but the girl who got pregnant…her now husband, working hard on the daily just make ends meet. It all started to take a toll…on them as individuals, but also on their marriage. Amanda thought there has got to be more to life than this…and it was this curious question that started to create unexpected opportunities and the courage to do something different.  Building a life you love includes business, and Amanda soon found herself with a very demanding photography business and before too long, she became a burnout out mom, trying to do it all! Listen in to find out all the details of how this young mother was able to create a new reality, and keeps finding success amongst the daily challenges that life unexpectedly brings.  You can find Amanda Clark on Instagram @amandaclarkstudios

We are sure you've seen the @portionperfection plates we've tried and loved! This week on the podcast we had the extreme honor of interviewing Amanda Clark she's the brains behind the creation of these plates and a brilliant dietitian! She blew our minds several times during this episode and we can't wait for you all to listen to it because it is fabulous! Go download it now and let us know what your favorite piece of advice was! Go check out these plates on Amazon or portiondiet.com and use code 15OURSLP and get 15% off of your order! ✨⁠If you're enjoying Our Sleeved Life Podcast consider supporting US on Patreon.com/OSLP ✨⁠ .⁠ OSLP APPROVED PRODUCTS LINKS:⁠ ⁠ www.procarenow.com⁠ www.devontionnutrition.com⁠ ⁠ OR⁠ ⁠ Use these Discount Codes to help support your GIRLS! ⁠ ⁠ @the.t.r.i.b.e.membership OSLP⁠ @procarenow OSLP⁠ ⁠@devotionnutrition OSLP⁠ @obvi OSLP15⁠ @builtbar OSLP⁠ @middaysquares OSLP15⁠ @mybaribox OSLP⁠ @hidratespark OSLP⁠ @drinktrimino OSLP15⁠

In This Episode, We Talk About: Amanda's experience being a teen mom, and overcoming victim mentality. Ways to communicate with your spouse and build the life you want together. The power of showing your kids what is possible through your actions. How taking ownership of your life and growth will manifest the life you dream about.   Resources + Links:   Connect with Amanda on Instagram | @amandaclarkstudios Tune in to Amandas Podcast Braving The Mountain   Learn how Amanda can help you in your busy mom + business life https://www.amandaclark.biz/   Shoot us an email at info@docjacque.com Or call the office 412-828-6000   Follow Doc Jacque on Instagram | @doc_jacque Subscribe to our YouTube Channel | Doc Jacque    Schedule a Full Immersion New Patient Consultation with Doc Jacque Schedule your 15 Minute FREE Consultation   Check out the Supplement Shop   Find more resources on our website | https://www.docjacque.com/ Show Notes: What is your ideal day? What does your relationship look like? How many hours and WHAT hours of the day do you work? Do you wake up with excitement to take on the day? In this episode, we're joined by wife, mom, and Mom Biz Strategist, Amanda Clark! Having been a teen mom, and spent years accepting what life gave her rather than believing she could create more, she now helps women take ownership of their dreams and shows them how to go after them! Amanda has made some big shifts in her life outside of growth mindset she has built from moving to another city, and supporting her husband in quitting his job so they can go all in on building her business, and the life they want together. It's about having an incredible relationship with your partner, being able to be a present parent, and not sacrificing your identity as an individual in the process. In fact, focusing on your own growth and going after your dreams will only elevate every other aspect of your life! I know it sounds great in theory, but we also dive into the tough conversations that need to happen along the journey! If you're listening to this podcast we know it's because you aren't willing to settle for mediocrity.   01:40 Meet Amanda: from losing herself as a teen mom to taking ownership to what she wanted. 06:30 When you realized you were unhappy, how did you start making changes? 10:20 The power of listening to what you need and not accepting what others want for your life. 16:00 How can I make the changes I want in my life quickly? 19:00 Whose energy are you allowing into your life? 24:00 How can we communicate with our partners when we need help? 27:30 Ways to make your work fit into your life. 31:00 How to communicate with your family when you're about to jump into a busy season of business? 37:20 What do you want for your life outside of being a spouse and parent? 40:00 What is your work schedule like? 42:00 “How do you get your kids to do what's best for them?” 45:50 The difference of having things in your life you are passionate about. 49:40 What does your ideal day look like? 53:15 Different dynamics of relationships as you grow personally. 58:30 What would you tell women who want to start going after their own goals? 01:03:00 Ways we're manifesting what we want for ourselves and our families. 01:07:40 What advice do you have for those ready to dive all in on their business?

Dr. Amanda Clark of Whitworth University guides us through Canto 29 of Inferno. 100 Days of Dante is brought to you by Baylor University in collaboration with the Torrey Honors College at Biola University, University of Dallas, Templeton Honors College at Eastern University, the Gonzaga-in-Florence Program and Gonzaga University, and Whitworth University, with support from the M.J. Murdock Trust. To learn more about our project, and read with us, visit 100daysofdante.com.

Professional Home Organizer Amanda Clark speaks today about all things home organization on a budget! Show Notes: https://laurennicolejones.com/podcast-episode-organizing-on-a-budget-with-amanda-clark  

In this episode, I had a great conversation with Amanda Clark about her journey as a professional organizer and how we can overcome and conquer the clutter in our homes and our lives.   Amanda is the owner of Ever So Organized®, a full-service home organizing company based out of Orange County, California. She specializes in helping busy families declutter and create beautiful, functional, and organized spaces. She provides in-person organizing as well as virtual organizing and digital courses.   As an Organize with Grace listener, Amanda has provided you with 10% off any of her online courses!  Just enter the discount code GRACE10 before you make your purchase on her website at  www.eversoorganized.com/    Follow her on Instagram @eversoorganized for more organizing tips and tricks.   Let's connect!   Website:  www.organizewithgrace.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/organizewithgrace/  Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/organizewithgracefb