Podcast appearances and mentions of andrea hanson

"Yacking with Iocco" News Director Greg Taylor talks with Red Wing Mayor Gary Iocco about community events, and he brings Bill Hanisch, Owner of Hanisch Bakery and Coffee Shop and Andrea Hanson, Executive Director at Red Wing Downtown Main Street as guests!

“Good Morning Red Wing” News Director Greg Taylor talks with Red Wing Downtown Main Street Executive Director, Andrea Hanson and Senior Strategy Consultant, Megan Tsui about the NEW roles for each of them, the plans in the works for our downtown, and more!

Send us a textIn this compelling episode of Fertility in Focus, we are joined by Andrea Hanson, a fertility patient, and Allie Reis, a traditional surrogate egg donor. Andrea openly shares her complicated and emotional journey with infertility, which began at age 27 after a karyotype test revealed a reciprocal translocation. Facing numerous challenges, Andrea underwent six rounds of IVF, 11 miscarriages, and 12 embryo transfers. Despite these hurdles, she welcomed her daughter in 2020.By the end of 2022, Andrea turned to traditional surrogacy and connected with Allie, who chose to become an egg donor even after having her tubes tied in 2018. The pair discuss how they met through social media and embarked on this journey together. Allie shares her experience of the egg retrieval process and the impact of her decision to become a surrogate on her relationship with her husband.The episode delves into the detailed fertility plan, the various steps involved, and the necessary tests. The women openly discuss the emotional responses from their families and friends and the crucial role of counselling in their journeys. Tune in for a heartfelt discussion about traditional surrogacy and the unique fertility journeys of Andrea and Allie.More About our Guest Speakers:Andrea Hanson is a healthcare professional and consultant specializing in third-party reproduction in Ontario. She co-founded Fertility Link, launching soon, and has spent over 20 years in the healthcare field, including a decade as an Occupational Therapist in Ontario's healthcare system, a role she continues part-time.Andrea holds an Honours Specialization in Biology from the University of Western Ontario and a Master of Science in Occupational Therapy from Queen's University. She is a member of the Canadian Fertility and Andrology Society and the College of Occupational Therapists of Ontario. For more information about Andrea, you can visit her website: fertilitylink.ca or follow her on social media @scottyandy (personal) or @fertilitylink (professional). Allison Reis is a dedicated professional in the Disability Community, providing family support and inclusive programming for those facing participation barriers. With 15 years of experience in preventative healthcare and recreation, she holds a diploma in Recreation and Leisure Services and a certificate in Leadership.In 2023, Allison founded Sprouted In Life Support Service, offering 1:1 goal-focused respite for families and professionals, a venture that has brought her great joy. To connect with Allie, you can follow her on instagram @traditional.canadian.surro.First Response Canada Afynia Laboratories, a Canadian biotechnology company, is pleased to announce the availability of EndomiR, the first validated diagnostic blood test for endometriosis. Afynia is currently offering EndomiR to Canadian fertility clinics for patients with unexplained infertility and/or symptoms suggestive of endometriosis. EndomiR shortens the diagnostic pathway by providing physicians with actionable data to inform safe and effective treatment options.

On this week's episode of The Rural Woman Podcast™, you'll meet Alexandra Omelchuk, Robin Anderson, Pracilla Wenyika, Mariia Melnychuk, Laurie Rowe, Kendra Wack, Julianne Warner, Janet Nowosad, Erin Day-Johnson, Catherine Kerkoff, Angela Geng and Andrea Hanson.Today, we have a special episode for you! Earlier this year, while attending the Advancing Women in Ag conference, I had the privilege of connecting with some truly incredible women. I was fortunate enough to sit down with attendees from across Canada and conduct mini-interviews with many of them. This episode is part one of those conversations, and I hope you enjoy these inspiring stories as much as we did!For full show notes, including links mentioned in the show, head over to wildrosefarmer.com/awcwest2024pt1 . . .This week's episode is brought to you by: AWC East 2024 . . .Looking to connect with fellow rural women and see Katelyn live? Don't miss out on the excitement! Click HERE to find an upcoming event near you!. . .Let's get SocialFollow The Rural Woman Podcast on Social MediaInstagram | FacebookSign up to get email updatesJoin our private Facebook group, The Rural Woman Podcast Community Connect with Katelyn on Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | Pinterest. . .Support the ShowPatreon | PayPal | Become a Show SponsorLeave a Review on Apple Podcasts | Take the Listener SurveyScreenshot this episode and share it on your socials!Tag @TheRuralWomanPodcast + #TheRuralWomanPodcast. . .Meet the TeamAudio Editor | MixBär.Admin Team | Kim & Co OnlinePatreon Executive ProducersSarah R. | Happiness by The AcreKarri MV. | Leystone Farms. . .More with KatelynOne on One...

In this episode, Rick interviews Andrea Hanson, a passionate advocate for authentic living and personal growth. Andrea shares how embracing the unknown can help uncover your true purpose and create a life free from the "Sunday scaries." She discusses her journey from a comfortable existence to pursuing big dreams and helping others do the same. Through heartfelt conversations, Andrea talks about business development, mastering a growth mindset, and embracing multi-passionate dreams. Tune in to be inspired and empowered to live your most authentic, purpose-driven life.This episode is a MUST-LISTEN!

Have you ever wondered how a college freshman ends up in the Space Camp Hall of Fame? In this limited-release series, join your hosts Beth Mund, Chris Key, and Joshua Whitfield as they welcome special guest Andrea Hanson. Andrea shares her incredible journey from being introduced to Space Camp in college to becoming a Space Camp Hall of Famer. She spills the secrets of her time as a crew trainer and how it launched her career in the aerospace industry. Andrea's passion for space and her dedication to inspiring the next generation shine through as she talks about the importance of teamwork, the intense training, and the life-changing impact Space Camp had on her. Plus, she gives us a peek into her current work at the Johnson Space Center with the human landing system and her mission to keep astronauts healthy and safe. Join us for an out-of-this-world conversation, and get ready to be inspired by Andrea's stellar journey!     Follow Us on Social Media: Instagram: @casualspacepodcast Facebook: Casual Space Podcast YouTube: Casual Space Podcast About: Andrea M. Hanson, PhD Lake Park, Minnesota BS, University of North Dakota MS, University of Colorado PhD, University of Colorado, Boulder To say that former ADVANCED SPACE ACADEMY® crew trainer, Andrea Hanson, has been persistent in pursuing her interest in Science and Engineering may be the greatest of understatements. Although Dr. Hanson's enthusiasm for Space Life Science began during her freshman year at college, she credits her time spent as an instructor at SPACE CAMP as the launch pad for her research career in that field. Following an internship with Boeing Satellite Systems, Dr. Hanson worked as a graduate student with BioServe Space Technologies at the University of Colorado. It was here that she realized the dream of so many trainees, when five years of research culminated in a space shuttle experiment that flew aboard STS-118 in August of 2007. Today, Dr. Hanson continues her relentless pursuit as a post-doctoral research scientist and engineer in the Department of Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine at the University of Washington, Seattle. Her primary efforts are focused on developing technology to monitor musculoskeletal health in astronauts during long-duration space missions to the Moon, Mars, and beyond. Dr. Hanson is a walking testament to what is produced at the fantastic intersection of drive, determination and passion and is a role model for anyone with a dream.   

Join Rachel Brooks as she sits down with Andrea Hanson, a retired teacher turned accomplished entrepreneur with four successful businesses. In this episode, Andrea shares her inspiring journey of transitioning from teaching to starting her own online business and eventually launching three more enterprises. Rachel and Andrea discuss the highs and lows of entrepreneurship, emphasizing the importance of aligning with one's passions, taking risks, and staying true to one's vision. They delve into how entrepreneurship can lead to personal growth and make positive contributions to society. This conversation is a must-listen for anyone interested in starting their own business or seeking inspiration on their entrepreneurial journey. Tune in to hear more about overcoming self-doubt, taking leaps of faith, and achieving success on your own terms.Love today's episode? Subscribe for more inspiring and encouraging episodes to empower you to show up authentically and live more confidently.Don't forget to share, subscribe, and leave us a review. ♡Connect with Andrea Hanson:Website: https://andreahanson.comInstagram: https://instagram.com/andrea.hanson.82Community:Share your biggest takeaways inside The Confident Woman Community.Leave a review and subscribe to The Confident Woman Podcast for more inspiring conversations.Download your FREE guide: The Confidence Booster Bundle.Connect with Rachel:Website: https://www.iamrachelbrooks.comBook: Chasing Perfection: A Journey to Healing, Fitness, and Self-LoveSocial Media:InstagramLinkedIn

In this episode, Kristi Oliva interviews former high school math teacher Andrea Hanson about her journey from leaving the classroom to become a successful entrepreneur and business coach. Andrea discusses how she started with network marketing before opening her own boutique. She shares her experience with following her intuition despite fears and overcoming challenges when transitioning out of teaching. Tune in to find out: - How Andrea took the leap of faith to leave teaching full-time - Strategies for overcoming guilt and the doubts of naysayers when making a career change  - Three key skills teachers already have that can transfer well to entrepreneurship Connect with Andrea on Instagram Are you looking for a no-nonsense formula for creating engaging courses and training? Check out my new book, The Do It Messy Approach: A Step-by-Step Guide for Instructional Designers and Online Learners (IDOLs) on Amazon.

"We all have stories. Our stories are what make us unique. They're what sets us apart." - Shaun BernsteinShaun Bernstein has navigated life with hemophilia since birth. Despite the challenges that come with living with a chronic illness, Shaun has flourished thanks to the support of his parents and their emphasis on normalizing his condition while he grew up. His journey has led him to become a lawyer, a journalist, and eventually, the founder of his own copywriting agency. Shaun's dedication to helping others share their stories, along with his warmth and compassion, make him an inspiring figure for anyone living with a chronic illness.Embracing vulnerability and storytelling as a means of achieving inner empowermentWhy Shaun says he found himself at a lucky time in history. Using storytelling to achieve greater clarity and relevance for personal and professional branding.Shaun's own story about thriving with a chronic illness and advocating for othersConnect With Shaun Bernstein: https://www.thewritestuff.agency/For more on today's guest, transcripts of this episode, a full list on where you can reach today's guest, and resources discussed in today's episode, visit: Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis PodcastConnect with Andrea:Grab Andrea's free "No BS Guide to a Positive Mindset" here. And join the Newsletter with inside stories, tips and free stuff to help your mindset. Do you have questions or topics you would like covered in the podcast? Reach out to https://andreahansoncoaching.com/contactLike the podcast? Get the books! Andrea's books, Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis and Stop Carrying the Weight of Your MS are here: https://andreahansoncoaching.com/getthebookConnect with Andrea on Instagram: @AndreaWHansonConnect with Andrea on LinkedIn: @AndreaWHanson✳️ If you haven't done already, subscribe to the podcast. Fresh weekly episodes will be delivered directly to wherever you listen to your podcasts.✳️ If you liked the show, please rate it and leave a short review on Apple podcasts. That will help the podcast reach more listeners just like you. Please note Andrea Hanson is not a healthcare professional and this podcast does not promote any specific therapy. Consult your doctor before making any changes to your medications, therapies, and treatments. The ideas and stories discussed in this podcast are the host and guest's personal opinions and experiences. Listener discretion is advised.

Andrea Hanson LCMHC, founder of Lifestyle Prescriptions, a neuroscience-backedindividualized self-help road map, aims to empower societal progress through accessible wellness. As a complex-trauma specialist, Andrea has spent over a decade learning neuroscience and gaining experience working with clients. She has worked one on one with clients across the globe. By blending a mosaic of lower-brain and body-based techniques, at times including psychedelic-assistance, Andrea draws out her client's natural inner-healer, cultivating rapid and long-lasting results. 3 top tips for my audience: 1. Asking for help is a strength, not a weakness 2..Learn to trust yourself 3.. Forgive yourself Social media and contact info.  @andreahansonpsych on insta, FB, LinkedIn, TikTok, and Youtube andreahanson.net

You only have this one life. You only have this one body. Part of taking care of that body is making sure your mind is right. - Keshia RiceDiagnosed with kidney disease in high school, Keshia has faced her fair share of challenges and has learned the value of setting boundaries and choosing the right people to have in her life. As a preacher's kid, she can relate to the delicate balance between faith and modern dating. Drawing from her own experiences and background in communications, Keshia is provides valuable insights and advice for those seeking fulfilling relationships while dealing with chronic illness.In this episode:Setting boundaries when navigating relationships affected by chronic illness.Boosting your self-esteem and adopting a mindful approach to your relationships.Tackling generational traumas and eliminating harmful patterns.Joining communities for connection and supportive relationships.Connect with Keshia RiceFor more on today's guest, transcripts of this episode, a full list on where you can reach today's guest, and resources discussed in today's episode, visit: Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis PodcastConnect with Andrea:Grab Andrea's free "No BS Guide to a Positive Mindset" here. And join the Newsletter with inside stories, tips and free stuff to help your mindset. The Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis online course is coming soon! Get on the waitlist and hear when doors open: https://andreahansoncoaching.com/waitlistDo you have questions or topics you would like covered in the podcast? Reach out to https://andreahansoncoaching.com/contactLike the podcast? Get the books! Andrea's books, Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis and Stop Carrying the Weight of Your MS are here: https://andreahansoncoaching.com/getthebookConnect with Andrea on Instagram: @AndreaWHansonConnect with Andrea on LinkedIn: @AndreaWHanson✳️ If you haven't done already, subscribe to the podcast. Fresh weekly episodes will be delivered directly to wherever you listen to your podcasts.✳️ If you liked the show, please rate it and leave a short review on Apple podcasts. That will help the podcast reach more listeners just like you. Please note Andrea Hanson is not a healthcare professional and this podcast does not promote any specific therapy. Consult your doctor before making any changes to your medications, therapies, and treatments. The ideas and stories discussed in this podcast are the host and guest's personal opinions and experiences. Listener discretion is advised.

"Our honest thoughts hold the key to our strongest mindset." - Andrea HansonI believe we judge ourselves entirely too much. This week I'm sharing my four new rules of mindset, designed to help improve self-compassion and confidence. I believe that having a strong mindset means embracing every aspect of our mindset, not just the positive parts. By loving ourselves more and judging our thoughts less, we can achieve and actual positive mindset (no "faking it 'till you make it" needed).In this episode:Embrace a well-rounded mindset for personal growth and success.Cultivate self-compassion while reducing self-judgment.Develop trust in your intuition and gut feelings for better decision-making.Discover the significance of your thoughts and how they impact your daily life.For more on today's guest, transcripts of this episode, a full list on where you can reach today's guest, and resources discussed in today's episode, visit: Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis PodcastConnect with Andrea:Grab Andrea's free "No BS Guide to a Positive Mindset" here. And join the Newsletter with inside stories, tips and free stuff to help your mindset. The Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis online course is coming soon! Get on the waitlist and hear when doors open: https://andreahansoncoaching.com/waitlistDo you have questions or topics you would like covered in the podcast? Reach out to https://andreahansoncoaching.com/contactLike the podcast? Get the books! Andrea's books, Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis and Stop Carrying the Weight of Your MS are here: https://andreahansoncoaching.com/getthebookConnect with Andrea on Instagram: @AndreaWHansonConnect with Andrea on LinkedIn: @AndreaWHanson✳️ If you haven't done already, subscribe to the podcast. Fresh weekly episodes will be delivered directly to wherever you listen to your podcasts.✳️ If you liked the show, please rate it and leave a short review on Apple podcasts. That will help the podcast reach more listeners just like you. Please note Andrea Hanson is not a healthcare professional and this podcast does not promote any specific therapy. Consult your doctor before making any changes to your medications, therapies, and treatments. The ideas and stories discussed in this podcast are the host and guest's personal opinions and experiences. Listener discretion is advised.

Helen Mallaburn is a hashimoto's recovery specialist and nutritional therapist. She lived on the adrenaline of a high stress job, doing lots of sports, working out, and having a very active social life - until her health made her slow down when she developed autoimmune disorders including hashimoto's. She had to reframe her thinking around her health and how to heal herself. She shares her story about how she did it, nutrition - and some really approachable ways to change what we eat - something that can be pretty intimidating. Helen breaks down what she learned about inflammation and its effects on our bodies - and ways we can soothe it. Connect with Helen Mallaburn: https://helenmallaburn.com/For more on today's guest, transcripts of this episode, a full list on where you can reach today's guest, and resources discussed in today's episode, visit: Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis PodcastConnect with Andrea:Grab Andrea's free "No BS Guide to a Positive Mindset" here. And join the Newsletter with inside stories, tips and free stuff to help your mindset. The Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis online course is coming soon! Get on the waitlist and hear when doors open: https://andreahansoncoaching.com/waitlistDo you have questions or topics you would like covered in the podcast? Reach out to https://andreahansoncoaching.com/contactLike the podcast? Get the books! Andrea's books, Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis and Stop Carrying the Weight of Your MS are here: https://andreahansoncoaching.com/getthebookConnect with Andrea on Instagram: @AndreaWHansonConnect with Andrea on LinkedIn: @AndreaWHanson✳️ If you haven't done already, subscribe to the podcast. Fresh weekly episodes will be delivered directly to wherever you listen to your podcasts.✳️ If you liked the show, please rate it and leave a short review on Apple podcasts. That will help the podcast reach more listeners just like you. Please note Andrea Hanson is not a healthcare professional and this podcast does not promote any specific therapy. Consult your doctor before making any changes to your medications, therapies, and treatments. The ideas and stories discussed in this podcast are the host and guest's personal opinions and experiences. Listener discretion is advised.

"My goal is not to look like the airbrushed Photoshopped models. I just want to be healthy. I want to have energy to play with my kids. "- Sarah BowserSarah Bowser, from That Weird, Nerdy Mom, has transformed her struggle with anxiety and hashimoto's, an autoimmune diagnosis, into a mission to help others find self-love and acceptance. Embracing her weird, nerdy side, Sarah has learned to celebrate her uniqueness and encourages others to do the same. Through her own journey of self-discovery, she has developed a system for cultivating true self-belonging and now shares this approach with other women seeking to live authentically. Sarah's sincere passion for empowering individuals to embrace their identities makes her an inspiring figure for those looking to find their authentic self in the wake of a diagnosis. Discussed In this episode:Unearthing the power of embracing your true self in the quest for belonging.What to do when you feel overlooked and misunderstood by your medical team.Recognizing the value of self-acceptance and mental tools like visualization and meditation for healing.The healing power of heavy metal and horror movies.Connect with Sarah Bowser: https://thatweirdnerdymom.com/For more on today's guest, transcripts of this episode, a full list on where you can reach today's guest, and resources discussed in today's episode, visit: Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis PodcastConnect with Andrea:Grab Andrea's free "No BS Guide to a Positive Mindset" here. And join the Newsletter with inside stories, tips and free stuff to help your mindset. The Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis online course is coming soon! Get on the waitlist and hear when doors open: https://andreahansoncoaching.com/waitlistDo you have questions or topics you would like covered in the podcast? Reach out to https://andreahansoncoaching.com/contactLike the podcast? Get the books! Andrea's books, Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis and Stop Carrying the Weight of Your MS are here: https://andreahansoncoaching.com/getthebookConnect with Andrea on Instagram: @AndreaWHansonConnect with Andrea on LinkedIn: @AndreaWHanson✳️ If you haven't done already, subscribe to the podcast. Fresh weekly episodes will be delivered directly to wherever you listen to your podcasts.✳️ If you liked the show, please rate it and leave a short review on Apple podcasts. That will help the podcast reach more listeners just like you. Please note Andrea Hanson is not a healthcare professional and this podcast does not promote any specific therapy. Consult your doctor before making any changes to your medications, therapies, and treatments. The ideas and stories discussed in this podcast are the host and guest's personal opinions and experiences. Listener discretion is advised....

"It almost became a puzzle. How can we solve this? What's the next thing?" - Amanda DahlWhen Amanda Dahl and her husband started experiencing strange and debilitating symptoms, they didn't think they were in for an 18-year journey of mystery and uncertainty. Little did they know that their son's diagnosis of autism and Lyme disease would be the catalyst to discovering the root cause of their struggles - and the unconventional combination of treatments that would eventually bring healing and wholeness to their family.Amanda's own battle with chronic illness and Lyme disease has given her a profound understanding of the importance of addressing physical, emotional, and spiritual needs in the healing process. Together with her husband, Christopher, Amanda co-founded Dahl Holistic Health.In this episode, you will be able to:Delve into the challenges faced in accurate Lyme disease diagnosis and treatment.Explore the potential benefits of alternative healing methods like energy therapy and holistic health.Understand the critical role that emotional healing plays in the journey to wellness.Connect with Amanda Dahl: www.dahlholistichealth.comFor more on today's guest, transcripts of this episode, a full list on where you can reach today's guest, and resources discussed in today's episode, visit: Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis PodcastConnect with Andrea:Grab Andrea's free "No BS Guide to a Positive Mindset" here. And join the Newsletter with inside stories, tips and free stuff to help your mindset. The Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis online course is coming soon! Get on the waitlist and hear when doors open: https://andreahansoncoaching.com/waitlistDo you have questions or topics you would like covered in the podcast? Reach out to https://andreahansoncoaching.com/contactLike the podcast? Get the books! Andrea's books, Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis and Stop Carrying the Weight of Your MS are here: https://andreahansoncoaching.com/getthebookConnect with Andrea on Instagram: @AndreaWHansonConnect with Andrea on LinkedIn: @AndreaWHanson✳️ If you haven't done already, subscribe to the podcast. Fresh weekly episodes will be delivered directly to wherever you listen to your podcasts.✳️ If you liked the show, please rate it and leave a short review on Apple podcasts. That will help the podcast reach more listeners just like you. Please note Andrea Hanson is not a healthcare professional and this podcast does not promote any specific therapy. Consult your doctor before making any changes to your medications, therapies, and treatments. The ideas and stories discussed in this podcast are the host and guest's personal opinions and experiences. Listener discretion is advised. Mentioned in this episode:Like the podcast? Get the books! My books, Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis...

I'm sharing my journey with boundaries - the good, the bad and the ugly. The good news is, I learned a lot from being a terrible boundary maker and am bringing those lessons to the podcast today. Hear my personal train wrecks with boundaries and the five invaluable lessons I've learned along the way to make great boundaries that help me with my own self growth. My number one goal is to protect my time, decrease my stress level, and increase my energy. Boundaries help me do that more than anything. Discussed in this episode - How to keep boundaries clear and easy to follow through.Why boundaries have nothing to do with confrontation.What I learned that instantly cleared the way for my own effective boundaries.Why boundaries are a strategy and not a goal.For more on today's guest, transcripts of this episode, a full list on where you can reach today's guest, and resources discussed in today's episode, visit: Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis PodcastConnect with Andrea:Grab Andrea's free "No BS Guide to a Positive Mindset" here. And join the Newsletter with inside stories, tips and free stuff to help your mindset. The Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis online course is coming soon! Get on the waitlist and hear when doors open: https://andreahansoncoaching.com/waitlistDo you have questions or topics you would like covered in the podcast? Reach out to https://andreahansoncoaching.com/contactLike the podcast? Get the books! Andrea's books, Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis and Stop Carrying the Weight of Your MS are here: https://andreahansoncoaching.com/getthebookConnect with Andrea on Instagram: @AndreaWHansonConnect with Andrea on LinkedIn: @AndreaWHanson✳️ If you haven't done already, subscribe to the podcast. Fresh weekly episodes will be delivered directly to wherever you listen to your podcasts.✳️ If you liked the show, please rate it and leave a short review on Apple podcasts. That will help the podcast reach more listeners just like you. Please note Andrea Hanson is not a healthcare professional and this podcast does not promote any specific therapy. Consult your doctor before making any changes to your medications, therapies, and treatments. The ideas and stories discussed in this podcast are the host and guest's personal opinions and experiences. Listener discretion is advised. Mentioned in this episode:Like the podcast? Get the books! My books, Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis and Stop Carrying the Weight of Your MS are available now, wherever books are sold.

"As the Deaf Queen Boss, my goal is to teach others how to be inclusive and change how we approach mental health among people with disabilities and within the deaf community." - Kellina PowellKellina Powell is an entrepreneur and advocate who specializes in working with young professionals with disabilities on managing depression, anxiety, and improving self-esteem. In her book, Everyday I Am Just Deaf, (available now) she shares her personal stories as a deaf person living in a hearing world. In this episode, Kellina shares her experiences, tips for people living with disabilities, and at the end of the podcast gives an uplifting pep talk that is not to be missed to people listening who feel isolated due to their disabilities. In this episode, Kellina talks about:Her experiences living in two different worlds; the deaf and hearing communitiesHow she found confidence and self-worth as a deaf student navigating hearing schoolsWhy mental health is overlooked in the disabled community and why it's important to normalize therapy for that community.Connect with Kellina: https://www.kellinaempowerment.com/For more on today's guest, transcripts of this episode, a full list on where you can reach today's guest, and resources discussed in today's episode, visit: Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis PodcastConnect with Andrea:Grab Andrea's free "No BS Guide to a Positive Mindset" here.Do you have questions or topics you would like covered in the podcast? Reach out to https://andreahansoncoaching.com/contactYou can read more about Andrea's books, Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis and Stop Carrying the Weight of Your MS here: https://andreahansoncoaching.com/getthebookConnect with Andrea on Instagram: @AndreaWHansonConnect with Andrea on LinkedIn: @AndreaWHanson✳️ If you haven't done already, subscribe to the podcast. Fresh weekly episodes will be delivered directly to wherever you listen to your podcasts.✳️ If you liked the show, please rate it and leave a short review on Apple podcasts. That will help the podcast reach more listeners just like you. Please note Andrea Hanson is not a healthcare professional and this podcast does not promote any specific therapy. Consult your doctor before making any changes to your medications, therapies, and treatments. The ideas and stories discussed in this podcast are the host and guest's personal opinions and experiences. Listener discretion is advised. Mentioned in this episode:Like the podcast? Get the books! My books, Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis and Stop Carrying the Weight of Your MS are available now, wherever books are sold.

“Yes, some days I'm in bed - others I am at the piano or in a gondola in Venice. Life is hard. Life is GOOD.” - Susie SchwartzSusie Schwartz is a Canadian writer, public speaker and singer-songwriter. In her latest book, Help the Doctor Help You: 31 Secrets and Tips to get the BEST from your appointments (available now), Susie compiles her wisdom from an almost lifetime of being the patient into helping the reader have a strong relationship with their doctors. Susie calls it going from patient to person; making sure we're not just seen as a number, but as a person talking to another person about our health. In this episode, Susie uses her wickedly funny sense of humor to tell stories of the good, bad and the ugly of her health journey. And she shares invaluable tips on how you can get the most out of your relationship with your doctors.Discussed in this episode - A childhood of “collecting diagnoses” and what Susie did to help herself mentally on a daily basis.How almost dying and living on ‘borrowed time' shaped the way Susie lives.The difference between emotions and attitude and how recognizing it can help us move through difficult times. How having tantrums and bad attitudes are just necessary sometimes. Connect with Susie: https://lesshealthstress.com/For more on today's guest, transcripts of this episode, a full list on where you can reach today's guest, and resources discussed in today's episode, visit: Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis PodcastConnect with Andrea:Grab Andrea's free "No BS Guide to a Positive Mindset" here.Do you have questions or topics you would like covered in the podcast? Reach out to https://andreahansoncoaching.com/contactYou can read more about Andrea's books, Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis and Stop Carrying the Weight of Your MS here: https://andreahansoncoaching.com/getthebookConnect with Andrea on Instagram: @AndreaWHansonConnect with Andrea on LinkedIn: @AndreaWHanson✳️ If you haven't done already, subscribe to the podcast. Fresh weekly episodes will be delivered directly to wherever you listen to your podcasts.✳️ If you liked the show, please rate it and leave a short review on Apple podcasts. That will help the podcast reach more listeners just like you. Please note Andrea Hanson is not a healthcare professional and this podcast does not promote any specific therapy. Consult your doctor before making any changes to your medications, therapies, and treatments. The ideas and stories discussed in this podcast are the host and guest's personal opinions and experiences. Listener discretion is advised. Mentioned in this episode:Like the podcast? Get the books! My books, Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis and Stop Carrying the Weight of Your MS are available now, wherever books are sold.

“When I decided to take the treatment, I made another decision, which was, now it's going to be my health first. It's going to be my work second. This had never occurred to me before. That was a massive shift.” - Audrey ZanneseAudrey Zannese is the Founder of Step into Sophrology in which she helps anyone, especially women living with chronic pain to take back control of their body, health, and well-being. She was first introduced to Sophrology as a way to help her with her diagnosis and treatment of multiple sclerosis. Audrey had always been passionate about preserving endangered species, and this drove her to pursue a career in science from a young age. After completing a degree in Biology, she delved into the field of ecology, conducting experiments and researching the effects of climate change on butterfly behavior. Currently, she is researching the effects of Sophrology on individuals who suffer from chronic pain.In this episode, Audrey talks about:Sophrology as a mind-body practice of relaxation and meditative techniques.Her big identity shift from her profession to her health.How sophrology helped her regain balance and improve her well-being to live a happier life.Connect with Audrey:https://www.stepintosophrology.co.ukFor more on today's guest, transcripts of this episode, a full list on where you can reach today's guest, and resources discussed in today's episode, visit: Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis PodcastConnect with Andrea:Grab Andrea's free "No BS Guide to a Positive Mindset" here.Do you have questions or topics you would like covered in the podcast? Reach out to https://andreahansoncoaching.com/contactYou can read more about Andrea's books, Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis and Stop Carrying the Weight of Your MS here: https://andreahansoncoaching.com/getthebookConnect with Andrea on Instagram: @AndreaWHansonConnect with Andrea on LinkedIn: @AndreaWHanson✳️ If you haven't done already, subscribe to the podcast. Fresh weekly episodes will be delivered directly to wherever you listen to your podcasts.✳️ If you liked the show, please rate it and leave a short review on Apple podcasts. That will help the podcast reach more listeners just like you. Please note Andrea Hanson is not a healthcare professional and this podcast does not promote any specific therapy. Consult your doctor before making any changes to your medications, therapies, and treatments. The ideas and stories discussed in this podcast are the host and guest's personal opinions and experiences. Listener discretion is advised. Mentioned in this episode:Like the podcast? Get the books! My books, Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis and Stop Carrying the Weight of Your MS are available now, wherever books are sold.

"I have to live with these things, but I don't have to suffer from them." -Lauren RoseLauren Rose is an author, coach, and the host of the “It Hurts to Mom” podcast.In this week's episode she's speaking about her challenges with pretty severe chronic pain - and how through all of that, she found a loving partner and is raising a kind and compassionate daughter. Lauren is living with several degenerative disorders, fibromyalgia and chronic migraine to name a few. Lauren is sharing a treasure trove of information, resources, and tools she's learned to help her with her own chronic pain on a daily basis. She shares about her anxiety and her gratitude as she finds her way towards helping others living with chronic pain.In this episode, we discuss:Dating and finding love while living with chronic illnessSpeaking with your children about fatigue and chronic painThe power of gratitude and love when battling anxietyConnect with Lauren Rose here: https://www.ithurtstomom.com/For more on today's guest, transcripts of this episode, a full list on where you can reach today's guest, and resources discussed in today's episode, visit: Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis PodcastConnect with Andrea:Grab Andrea's free "No BS Guide to a Positive Mindset" here.Do you have questions or topics you would like covered in the podcast? Reach out to https://andreahansoncoaching.com/contactYou can read more about Andrea's books, Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis and Stop Carrying the Weight of Your MS here: https://andreahansoncoaching.com/getthebookConnect with Andrea on Instagram: @AndreaWHansonConnect with Andrea on LinkedIn: @AndreaWHanson✳️ If you haven't done already, subscribe to the podcast. Fresh weekly episodes will be delivered directly to wherever you listen to your podcasts.✳️ If you liked the show, please rate it and leave a short review on Apple podcasts. That will help the podcast reach more listeners just like you. Please note Andrea Hanson is not a healthcare professional and this podcast does not promote any specific therapy. Consult your doctor before making any changes to your medications, therapies, and treatments. The ideas and stories discussed in this podcast are the host and guest's personal opinions and experiences. Listener discretion is advised. Mentioned in this episode:Like the podcast? Get the books! My books, Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis and Stop Carrying the Weight of Your MS are available now, wherever books are sold.

Andrea has worked with clients across the globe who are seeking a deep recalibration from a state of trauma response to a state of self-love, creativity, wholeness, and flow.   Andrea has dedicated years training to become highly specialized and effective in artfully blending a mosaic of techniques from body movement, somatic release, integration, breathwork, psychedelic-assistance, and much more to provide gentle, yet life-changing bespoke intensives for clients who are ready for a big shift.  www.andreahanson.net   Foster Care: An Unparalleled Journey Find All Our Links Here https://linktr.ee/fostercarenation Merch! http://tee.pub/lic/RwiARsuuDHs Call the Voicemail Line 413-foster 3 (413) 367-8373 Foster Care 101 Free webinar with  NO sales pitch! Support Our Mission https://www.buymeacoffee.com/fostercare https://patreon.com/fostercarenation   Connect with us on our Facebook Page https://facebook.com/7timedad Connect on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/fostercarenation/

What's the difference between mindset, mindfulness, and positive thinking? They all work - and feel great. But there's a big difference and only one can be managed for life long benefits. Master certified life and mindset coach Andrea W. Hanson is getting clear on what mindset really is, the difference between mindset and positive thinking, and the myths about each. In this episode, Andrea discusses-The difference between mindset, mindfulness, and positive thinkingWhen focusing on positive thinking isn't actually helpfulListing the benefits and debunking the myths about “staying positive”For more on today's guest, transcripts of this episode, a full list on where you can reach today's guest, and resources discussed in today's episode, visit: Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis PodcastConnect with Andrea:Grab Andrea's free "No BS Guide to a Positive Mindset" here.Do you have questions or topics you would like covered in the podcast? Reach out to https://andreahansoncoaching.com/contactYou can read more about Andrea's books, Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis and Stop Carrying the Weight of Your MS here: https://andreahansoncoaching.com/getthebookConnect with Andrea on Instagram: @AndreaWHansonConnect with Andrea on LinkedIn: @AndreaWHanson✳️ If you haven't done already, subscribe to the podcast. Fresh weekly episodes will be delivered directly to wherever you listen to your podcasts.✳️ If you liked the show, please rate it and leave a short review on Apple podcasts. That will help the podcast reach more listeners just like you. Please note Andrea Hanson is not a healthcare professional and this podcast does not promote any specific therapy. Consult your doctor before making any changes to your medications, therapies, and treatments. The ideas and stories discussed in this podcast are the host and guest's personal opinions and experiences. Listener discretion is advised. Mentioned in this episode:Like the podcast? Get the books! My books, Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis and Stop Carrying the Weight of Your MS are available now, wherever books are sold.

Anna HeardinLondon at her core is an advocate for social justice. She took her love of circus performing and her talent for opening businesses and helped survivors of human trafficking in Nepal. Through her photography she highlights people's often silenced voices and helps others to find confidence and to be comfortable in their own skin. She's also an activist that spent time running towards the protests to get that perfect shot that embodied the message. And she does all of this while living with chronic illness. Anna helps empower people everyday and is here to share her inspiring story with us.In this episode, Anna discusses:-How confidence coaching and photography intersect to create moments where someone can see their true selves.-Her goal is making sure no one is left behind due to their circumstances or disabilities.-Her powerful work helping marginalized adults and children in Nepal create a social circus.For more on today's guest, transcripts of this episode, a full list on where you can reach today's guest, and resources discussed in today's episode, visit: Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis PodcastConnect with Andrea:Grab Andrea's free "No BS Guide to a Positive Mindset" here.Do you have questions or topics you would like covered in the podcast? Reach out to https://andreahansoncoaching.com/contactYou can read more about Andrea's books, Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis and Stop Carrying the Weight of Your MS here: https://andreahansoncoaching.com/getthebookConnect with Andrea on Instagram: @AndreaWHansonConnect with Andrea on LinkedIn: @AndreaWHanson✳️ If you haven't done already, subscribe to the podcast. Fresh weekly episodes will be delivered directly to wherever you listen to your podcasts.✳️ If you liked the show, please rate it and leave a short review on Apple podcasts. That will help the podcast reach more listeners just like you. Please note Andrea Hanson is not a healthcare professional and this podcast does not promote any specific therapy. Consult your doctor before making any changes to your medications, therapies, and treatments. The ideas and stories discussed in this podcast are the host and guest's personal opinions and experiences. Listener discretion is advised. Mentioned in this episode:Like the podcast? Get the books! My books, Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis and Stop Carrying the Weight of Your MS are available now, wherever books are sold.

Description: Welcome to the podcast where we dive into a conversation with Andrea Hanson, a Neurobiological Breakthrough Specialist, Psychedelic Breakthrough, Complex Trauma and Addiction Expert. Andrea's mission is to facilitate neurobiological breakthroughs for global leaders, artists, influencers, and innovators, bringing them to a state of optimization, tapped into creative genius in a state of self-love, presence, and flow. In this episode, we will discuss the important topics of mental health, trauma, psychedelics, and the teen treatment industry. Andrea shares her insights into the downfall of the mental health field and the life coaching industry, and what the world needs most right now. We dive into the topic of complex trauma and explore how it affects mental health, including physical outcomes such as inflammatory diseases. Andrea explains the benefits of psychedelics, including ketamine, in treating trauma and addiction. We also discuss the controversial topic of the teen treatment industry and the lockdown facilities in Utah. Andrea shares her perspective on why she is stepping away from the mental health field and how she continues to learn to stay on top of her field. Finally, we tackle the big question of what people really need to understand about mental health and what Andrea is not very good at. And of course, we can't forget to ask Andrea the ultimate question - what is the answer to life, the universe, and everything? So sit back, relax, and join us for an insightful and thought-provoking conversation with Andrea Hanson. To connect with Andrea, visit her website: https://andreahanson.net/ Disclaimer: Not advice. Educational purposes only. Not an endorsement for or against. Results not vetted. Views of the guests do not represent those of the host or show. Do your due diligence. Click here to join PodMatch (the "AirBNB" of Podcasting): https://www.joinpodmatch.com/drchrisloomdphd We couldn't do it without the support of our listeners. To help support the show: CashApp- https://cash.app/$drchrisloomdphd Venmo- https://account.venmo.com/u/Chris-Loo-4 Buy Me a Coffee- https://www.buymeacoffee.com/chrisJx Thank you to our sponsor, CityVest: https://bit.ly/37AOgkp Click here to schedule a 1-on-1 private coaching call: https://www.drchrisloomdphd.com/book-online Click here to purchase my books on Amazon: https://amzn.to/2PaQn4p Follow our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/chL1357 Thank you to our advertisers on Spotify. Financial Freedom for Physicians, Copyright 2023

The MisFitNation Welcomes Andrea Hanson Complex trauma, Psychedelic, and Neurobiological Breakthrough Expert  Welcome to our Take it Home Thursday show this week.  We are glad you are back with us and look forward to hearing your thoughts on this chat.  We started the week off by releasing a great Chat with US Air Force veteran Kathy Gallowitz and now we bring you, Andrea Hanson Andrea's mission is to be a part of healing global complex trauma, ending world hunger, oppression, inequality, war, and the climate crisis by facilitating neurobiological breakthroughs for global leaders, artists, influencers, and innovators, bringing them to a state of optimization, tapped into creative genius in a state of self-love, presence, and flow. Check out Andrea's site here: https://www.andreahanson.net/ This is a chat you will not want to miss.  Enjoy episode 250 of The MisFitNation! All of our latest episodes and videos can be found here: https://www.themisfitnation.com This episode YouTube:  https://youtu.be/NvOdDxboCw8 Support us here:   https://ko-fi.com/themisfitnationpodcast #mentalhealth #trauma #psychedelic #neuro #Biological  #ptsd #findthegood #aboutfaceradio #electracast #pickedcherries #vetsinpodcasting #vetsinradio Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Let's all be honest. We push ourselves- a lot. Whether it's because we have to work, have deadlines, or just don't want to let anyone down - we test our limits. And it's especially problematic when we're in a flare up, or are injured, or sick. This week, Andrea explores the concept of pushing it - and if we can do it in a way that doesn't hurt our health. Navigating her recent injury, Andrea talks about the combination of mindset and specific action that helped her get things done, while looking after her body and not prolonging the injury. This episode is a must-listen if you need to slow down because of your health, but often find yourself in the push-too-far-and-then-make-things-worse cycle.For more on today's guest, transcripts of this episode, a full list on where you can reach today's guest, and resources discussed in today's episode, visit: Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis PodcastConnect with Andrea:For more on what Andrea does, check out her website: https://andreahansoncoaching.com/You can read more about Andrea's books, Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis and Stop Carrying the Weight of Your MS here: https://andreahansoncoaching.com/getthebookConnect with Andrea on Instagram: @AndreaWHansonConnect with Andrea on LinkedIn: @AndreaWHansonIf you haven't done already, subscribe to the podcast. Fresh weekly episodes will be delivered directly to wherever you listen to your podcasts.If you liked the show, please rate it and leave a short review on Apple podcasts. That will help the podcast reach more listeners just like you. Please note I'm not a healthcare professional and this podcast does not promote any specific therapy. Consult your doctor before making any changes to your medications, therapies, and treatments. The ideas and stories discussed in this podcast are the guest's personal opinions and experiences. Listener discretion is advised. Mentioned in this episode:Like the podcast? Get the books! My books, Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis and Stop Carrying the Weight of Your MS are available now, wherever books are sold.

Do you find yourself struggling with a negative voice inside your head that is hindering you from living the life that you are meant to live?  Today, I am joined by Andrea Hanson, a mindset coach who helps women quiet the inner mean girl and teaches people how to tune out the noise of their inner critic and listen to their authentic voice so they can feel confident in their ability to make changes and create the life that they want.  If you struggle with quieting your own inner mean girl, you don't want to miss this episode!    Thank you so much for tuning in today! I'd love to connect with you on my email list, blog at loveyourbodywell.net or on Instagram @loveyourbodywellSunlighten™ Infrared Saunas -- You can save up to $600 by mentioning Love Your Body Well and as a special offer for my Kansas City friends, you can try out Sunlighten™ Day Spa and get 5 sessions at $95 by mentioning me!Dime Perfume - Use Code AmyR20 for 20% off!Check out the show notes for links and resources mentioned in today's episode.SHOW NOTES: www.loveyourbodywell.net/episode18

Andrea Hanson LCMHC, founder of Lifestyle Prescriptions, a neuroscience backed individualized self-help road map, aims to empower societal progress through accessible wellness. As a complex-trauma specialist, Andrea has spent over a decade learning neuroscience and gaining experience working with clients. Andrea has worked one on one with clients across the globe. By blending a mosaic of lower-brain and body-based techniques, at times including psychedelic-assistance, Andrea draws out her client's natural inner-healer, cultivating rapid and long-lasting results. In todays episode we discuss complex trauma and how it differs from other trauma, who experiences trauma, how trauma shows up for people and what it looks and feels like.Why it's important for fitness and wellness professionals to be trauma informed, what that really means and some specific tools and skills to integrate for our clients. Individually customized guide to DIY neural optimization backed by peer-reviewed neuroscience. https://www.andreahanson.net/lifestyle-prescriptionsSocial media: @andreahansonpsych on most platforms.It's time to stop working out and start working IN. You found the Work IN podcast for fit-preneurs and their health conscious clients. This podcast is for resilient wellness professionals who want to expand their professional credibility, shake off stress and thrive in a burnout-proof career with conversations on the fitness industry, movement, nutrition, sleep, mindset, nervous system health, yoga, business and so much more. I'm your host Ericka Thomas. I'm a resilience coach and fit-preneur offering an authentic, actionable realistic approach to personal and professional balance for coaches in any format. The Work IN is brought to you by savage grace coaching, bringing resilience through movement, action and accountability. Private sessions, small groups and corporate presentations are open now. Visit savagegracecoaching.com to schedule a call and get all the details. Website & free guideFollow me on Instagram Follow me on FacebookFollow me on Linked IN

Episode30: Part 2 Edging Your Growth Zone Explicit Today my special guest is Andrea Hanson again. She is a licensed clinical mental health counselor who specializes in rapid neurobiological rebalancing, shifting clients from a state of trauma response to a state of wholeness and flow. This week we talk a little more about the sexy side of things. Have you heard of edging? It's the practice of bringing yourself or someone to the edge of orgasm then backing off and letting it subside a bit. Then you edge again and again until you choose to finally orgasm. This increases the intensity and pleasure of the orgasm. The same principle can apply to our growth zone and increasing our level of comfort to experience more joy.Check out the article in Pepper I was interviewed for: "What Is Edging? Here's Everything You Need To Know"We have a window of tolerance and this week we want to learn how to expand and grow that window of tolerance and live our best lives for more authenticity and well-being in our bodies.In this episode, we delve into our bodies, sex, and intimacy. Creating safety is really the key!If you would like to get in contact with Andrea, you can use the links below:Andrea's Facebook PageAndrea's InstagramAndrea's WebsiteLove, KarineBook your call to talk about our 8 Week Program, Breaking Free from Monogamy: shifting the monomindset for greater intimacy and sexual well-being starting in February 2023.Limited spots available.Book a Complimentary Discovery Call Breaking Free Authentically: The Sex Positive Relationship Podcast website Subscribe to our Mailing List Leave a Review on Podchaser Join our Private Facebook Community Visit my Website at www.karinebedard.com

Episode29: Part 1 Discovering Your Body Explicit Today my special guest is Andrea Hanson. She is a dear friend of mine and today we are talking about getting out of your head and into your body.Andrea Hanson is a licensed clinical mental health counselor who specializes in rapid neurobiological rebalancing, shifting clients from a state of trauma response to a state of wholeness and flow. We delve into somatic healing in the body. We learn about inner child work and how to love all of our parts, especially those that aren't lovable. We store trauma and emotion in the body and we also experience great pleasure in the body. We have a window of tolerance and we want to learn how to remain in the window of tolerance and live our best lives free of unnecessary pain and struggle.Let's go on a little glitter adventure and tap into our bodies.If you would like to get in contact with Andrea, you can use the links below:Andrea's Facebook PageAndrea's InstagramAndrea's WebsiteHope you enjoyed our journey today!Love, KarineBook your call to talk about our 8 Week Program, Breaking Free from Monogamy: shifting the monomindset for greater intimacy and sexual wellbeing starting in February 2023.Limited spots available.Book a Complimentary Discovery Call Breaking Free Authentically: The Sex Positive Relationship Podcast website Subscribe to our Mailing List Leave a Review on Podchaser Join our Private Facebook Community Visit my Website at www.karinebedard.com

If you have entrepreneurship on your heart or even have a desire to do something different than you currently do, this episode is made for you! Listen to hear Andrea Hanson, serial entrepreneur and owner of 4 businesses, and I chat about the initial ideas, fears and doubts that come at the very beginning. Check out Andrea's website for details about her event on Feb 11th in Red Wing, MN or to work with her virtually! https://realignedentrepreneurs.com/ Or, check her out on Instagram @andrea.hanson.82.Use code: DUDLEY to save you $20 on your sign up! http://www.candacedudley.com

In 1986, drug activist Rick Doblin founded the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies, commonly known as MAPS, as a non-profit organization specializing in research and education. MAPS has dedicated the last 36 years to changing the way people think of, talk about, and consume psychedelics through research, education, and advocacy.  One of MAPS training certifications offers the Psychedelic-Assisted Therapies and Research Certificate Program for skilled therapists and researchers. Today's guest, Andrea Hanson, is one of those MAPS certified therapists able to provide psychedelic assisted therapy. Here is quick clarification. MAPS uses the term "psychedelic" to refer to both the classic psychedelics (LSD, psilocybin, peyote, ayahuasca, etc.) and to those drugs specifically termed "entactogens" and also known as "empathogens" (MDMA, MDA, etc.).  Andrea is a licensed mental health professional, and I loved our conversation.  I always want to present alternatives to consider for a holistic approach to wellness and healing and this is a good point to remind the audience that I am not a doctor, healthcare practitioner or therapist. What I share in today's episodes are some of my personal experiences and opinions around psychedelics. Andrea and I talk about the MAPS certification process, psychedelic assisted therapy using MDMA, psilocybin, and ketamine, the benefits of recreational, the concerns of therapeutic misuse, and the importance of integration. Andrea has her Masters of educational psychology in clinical mental health counseling and is a Neurobiological Breakthrough Specialist, Psychedelic Breakthrough. Complex Trauma and Addiction Expert. Her career and personal commitment has been reshaping the psychiatric and mental health fields.  Connect with Andrea: AndreaHanson.net Be a part of this podcast! Sign up on our website to receive exclusive show insights and be the first to know about podcast extras and join the Neurons to Nirvana community.

Do you have an inner mean girl? We pretty much all do so don't feel bad in the least if you answered yes! In this episode, my guest Andrea Hanson and I dive into what is going on with that inner critic, where does it come from and what to do about it. This is such a great topic for all women, and especially for those that are trying to make health changes in their lives. Andrea W. Hanson is a motivational speaker and the author of two books about having a positive mindset while living with a diagnosis; “Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis” and “Stop Carrying The Weight of Your MS”. She's also a master certified life & mindset coach who's lived with multiple sclerosis for over two decades. Her podcast, “Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis” features conversations with people who are creating extraordinary lives while living with chronic illness. Andrea teaches people how to tune out the noise of their inner critic and listen to their authentic voice so they can feel confident in their ability to make changes and create the life they want. Her upcoming online course uses the Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis method to help high achievers living with a chronic illness to create self-care, deeper confidence, and helps them get back to feeling like themselves again. Get more information and join the waitlist at AndreaHansonCoaching.com/waitlist.Don't forget to SHARE this episode with a friend! Tag me and I'll send a little something special your way! Key takeaways:What is the inner critic and why is she thereIs tough love necessary and does it work in the long term?Willpower is a form of the inner criticHow to become aware of the inner critic--the first step in making changesHow the inner critic shows up in our behaviorCalming the inner critic and replacing her with intentional thoughtsWhere to Find Andrea Hanson:Andrea's websiteAndrea's instagram: @andreawhansonAndrea's podcast: Live Your Life, Not Your DianosisWaitlist for Andrea's upcoming course: Sign up here!More from Well with Lisa:Schedule a free session: wellwithlisa.as.meYour Go-To Meal Guide: grab it HEREInstagram:  @well_with_lisaSubscribe: podcast.wellwithlisa.com

Dr. Maryska Taylor is a Naturopathic Doctor, Mind-Body Therapist, Clinical Hypnotherapist and Intuitive Healer. She's living with Psoriasis and practices the same healing methods that she teaches her patients. This episode is a masterclass in what the mind-body connection is all about and how to incorporate intuition and spiritual practice into your healing journey. There's also a fascinating discussion about how slowing down when we need to can actually enhance our success.  Connect with Andrea:Website: https://andreahansoncoaching.com/ (https://andreahansoncoaching.com/) Books: https://andreahansoncoaching.com/getthebook (https://andreahansoncoaching.com/getthebook) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andreawhanson/ (@AndreaWHanson) Mentioned in this episode: ACT for MS Wellness Weekend, October 15th & 16th. Come see Andrea Hanson speak in person - tickets are FREE but spots are limited. ACTforMS.org

Suz Lundeen, girlfriend of Joe Howe, who is currently the assistant coach at Yale but played his last professional season with the Orlando Solar Bears in the ECHL, shares all about their journey through retirement.   Suz + Joe were both hockey players, who retired at the same time, and faced all the challenges that came with this, together. In this episode we talk about:   The frustration element that can lead a lot of players into retirement  Struggling with high functioning depression Seeking help for the mental health issues and how they overcame this transition together as a couple Tangible tools they learned from therapy Leaning on community Retirement gifts and so much more!   Follow me on Instagram Follow Suz on Instagram   Other Episodes on Retirement: Knowing When It's Time to Hang Them Up with Sarah Whitmore Retirement and Life After Hockey with Stefanie Heid Having a Game Plan for Retirement with Andrea Hanson

Dana Baker-Williams is a Parent and Teen Coach specializing in ADHD and Anxiety, and mom of two. She's living with Lupus as well as Sjogrens and Raynaud's. But the very sickness that made her have to learn how to walk again also allowed her to be with her kids and see that her daughter was struggling. A whole new career and a thriving daughter came from having to go on disability. Listen to Dana's amazing story, and hear her honest take on what helped her through the tough times - and how she's moving forward with a new, successful career.  Connect with Andrea:Website: https://andreahansoncoaching.com/ (https://andreahansoncoaching.com/) Books: https://andreahansoncoaching.com/getthebook (https://andreahansoncoaching.com/getthebook) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andreawhanson/ (@AndreaWHanson) Mentioned in this episode: ACT for MS Wellness Weekend, October 15th & 16th. Come see Andrea Hanson speak in person - tickets are FREE but spots are limited. ACTforMS.org

Hi, it's Andrea. I can't wait for you to dive into the new podcast episodes in season 2. But before you do, I wanted to take a moment to introduce myself, tell you a little bit about my own story of being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, and why I think the guests on this podcast are so important. Learn how I'm taking everything I've learned through having MS for over two decades, being a master certified coach, author, workshop leader and more - and bringing it to you with the help of powerful guests to help you create your beautiful, fulfilling life. Please enjoy.  Connect with Andrea:Website: https://andreahansoncoaching.com/ (https://andreahansoncoaching.com/) Books: https://andreahansoncoaching.com/getthebook (https://andreahansoncoaching.com/getthebook) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andreawhanson/ (@AndreaWHanson)

Dr. Andrea Hanson is a bioastronautics and microgravity science aerospace engineer. She is currently working at NASA Johnson Space Center on Crew Health and Performance for the Human Landing System (HLS). She is a Space Camp alumni, Space Camp Hall of Fame member, and serves on the Space Camp Alumni Advancement Board.

Andrea Hanson, M.Ed, has the key to unlocking the chains of trauma and the negative eating habits that often accompany memories of the past. Eating habits are often a result of our past experiences. When life is particularly challenging, we turn to food as a refuge. Alternatively, when we heal the traumas, positive food experiences and healthy eating habits can blossom and benefit our lives. In this episode, Andrea Hanson explains how trauma influences our eating habits and how to break free. Connect with Andrea Hanson: Website: andreahanson.net @andreahansonpsych on insta, FB, LinkedIn, and TikTok Follow Food Experience Unplugged: Website: https://foodexperienceunplugged.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/foodexperienceunplugged #podcast #PodMatch #trauma #traumarecovery #eatinghabits #eatinghabitschanged Love the podcast? Subscribe to our premium membership! Click here to learn more. https://bit.ly/3AQRVou

Anu Verma interviews Neurobiological & psychedelic Breakthrough Specialist, Andrea Hanson. As a Complex Trauma and Addiction Expert, Andrea will be discussing how we can reshape the psychiatric and mental health fields.Andrea combines personal and professional experience as well as the latest research which the neuroscience and psychology fields have to offer. She is on a mission to combine the wisdom of cultures throughout history, as well as psychedelics to create custom, highly potent breakthroughs and lifestyle prescriptions. Andrea's mission is to heal global complex trauma, ending world hunger, oppression, inequality, war, and the climate crisis by facilitating neurobiological breakthroughs for global leaders, influencers, and innovators, bringing them to a state of optimization, tapped into creative genius and in a state of self-love, presence, and flow. You can find out more about Andrea via her website: Andreahanson.netTopics of discussion in this episode:* Mental Health including physical outcomes like inflammatory diseases* Trauma and complex trauma* Psychedelics including ketamine * The downfall of the mental health field and the life coaching industry* What does the world need most right now?Thanks For Listening! Follow us on: - Website: https://victim2victor.net/ - FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/victim2victor - TWITTER: https://twitter.com/V2V_healing - INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/victim_2_victor_podcast/- Victim 2 Victor Audio Book Audible: https://adbl.co/3akVNCu - Victim 2 Victor Book on Amazon: https://amzn.to/34MQQyu - Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/3wHvUof - Spotify: https://spoti.fi/36D6ZYE 

Felipe Blue, MA, LCAS, CSI introduces Andrea Hanson M.Ed Neurobiological Breakthrough Specialist. Psychedelic Breakthrough. Complex Trauma and Addiction Expert. Reshaping the psychiatric and mental health fields. Her mission is to heal global complex trauma, ending world hunger, oppression, inequality, war, and the climate crisis by facilitating neurobiological breakthroughs for global leaders, artists, influencers, and innovators, bringing them to a state of optimization, tapped into creative genius in a state of self-love, presence, and flow. She combines personal and professional experience, the latest research the neuroscience and psychology fields have to offer, and the wisdom of cultures throughout history, and psychedelics to create custom, highly potent breakthroughs, and lifestyle prescriptions. Andreahanson.net --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/morethantherapy/message

Andrea is known across the globe as the leading Premium Complex Trauma and  Neurological Breakthrough Specialist, catapulting the Influential Metaphysically Elite into a space of pure ecstasy, self-love, ingenious, creativity, and wholeness. With her combination of her extensive specialized education, professional and personal experience, exploration of healing rituals from around the world, and mentorship under diverse healing giants, Andrea works every aspect of her client's mind and body wellbeing. Andrea's rapid and long-last results are a product of artfully blending a mosaic of techniques from body movement, somatic release, integration, psychedelic integration, breathwork, and much more. 

What are "complex traumas" and how do they have an impact on our mental health? This question is answered in detail with examples and helpful tips by my wonderful guest, Andrea Hanson. Andrea is a complex trauma expert and a neurobiological breakthrough expert specializing in addiction and reshaping the psychiatric and mental health stigmas. Tune in to hear Andrea share how complex traumas can be understood in the process of healing and moving forward! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/masteryourmental/support

In this Episode I speak with therapist Andrea Hanson. Andrea focuses on reshaping the mental health field. She talks about all her experience working in the mental health fields and the reasons why many people are leaving or going to the outskirts of the field. Andrea is an expert in complex trauma. She talks about different types of trauma and how they influence our habits, beliefs and decisions in our life. Andrea explains how traumatic experiences can change our brain chemistry and we can relive those experiences over and over again as anxiety, depression and other more serious mental health issues. She shares her techniques in therapy she uses to help people. She talks about psychosomatic therapy and the benefits of bringing attention to your body. Andrea also works with the psychedelics Ketamine and Psilocybin with her patients in therapy. She explains the differences in working with Ketamine and Psilocybin in therapy. She explains the neurochemistry of a psychedelic experience and how it provides an opportunity to do deep rewiring/learning in your brain. https://andreahanson.net/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Do you wonder what can be done to support your students with emotional regulation? There are so many ways to support our students' emotional regulation needs through a trauma-informed lens and I discovered an amazing expert who knows exactly what kids need and how to support educators in meeting these needs of emotional regulation. Andrea Hanson M.Ed specializes in identifying and resolving complex, compound, and generational trauma. Understanding that trauma is a neurobiological response to environment, Andrea is passionate about helping key players in group environments create trauma informed environments while acknowledging and healing their own primary and secondary trauma. Through her understanding of the neurobiological impact of trauma, Andrea is able to offer highly impactful tools beyond behavior modification for regulating emotions, energy, and behaviors and enabling long-term change.Let's change lives together.Join The Compassionate Educators Facebook community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/compassionateeducationresources/  for more resources.EMAIL: support@compassionateeducators.com Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/CompassionateEducators)

On today's episode my bestie, Andrea Hanson, drops by to share how personal development has changed her life. She's a former math teacher turned entrepreneur.  She owns 3 businesses and is constantly growing.  She credits PD to helping keep her mindset and self-doubt in check along the way. Whether you are trying to grow a business or you're simply ready to change the "tape" that keeps playing in your head, this episode is for you! You'll hear the why behind PD, how you can get started, and our favorite PD recommendations! If this episode hits home for you, please share it with a friend or on your social media! You can follow Andrea on IG @andrea.hanson.82. Drop me a comment on IG @candacedudley.Thanks for being here! Have a better brave day! Candace Dudley 

It's okay to have a temper tantrum every once in a while. By having a temper tantrum, you're releasing all of your pent-up emotions. These are the negative thoughts and anger that could potentially eat you up from the inside. Learn how to fight your inner critic with self-trust and self-acceptance. Join your hosts, Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen, as they talk to Andrea Hanson on temper tantrums and invisible illnesses like MS. Andrea is an author and a master certified mindset coach. Learn from her personal experience how to deal with judgment and vulnerability. Discover how she fought through MS and how she releases her anger through temper tantrums. Learn how to accept yourself for who you are today.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How »Join the This Might Get Uncomfortable community today:wellevatr.comWellevatr FacebookWellevatr TwitterWellevatr Instagram

A short introduction to Andrea Hanson and her mission at Thrive With Dyslexia!

Andrea Hanson, wife of Greger Hanson, who retired in 2019 with the Krefeld Pinguine in the DEL, joins me on the podcast today. We talk about how having game plan for retirement is important and can help take some of the stress of your shoulders when that time comes.Andrea shares her experience on how her & her husband built their resumes. We chat internships, financial planning, how to address the unemployment gaps in your work experience and more.Tune in for this episode if retirement is in your near future or if this is something you'd like to start preparing for! 

In this episode, Johanna discusses using perennials for forage and extending the grazing season with rancher and beef extension specialist Andrea Hanson. For more information on High Legume Grazing check out the Alberta agriculture fact sheet here: https://www1.agric.gov.ab.ca/$Department/deptdocs.nsf/all/aet16292/$FILE/high-legume-pasture-learnings.pdf   Music by Audionautix.com

Today on the show, we welcome educator, writer, speaker, and benefits advisor, Andrea Hanson. Andrea is a change-maker at Sutton Financial and was recently featured in Business Advisor Magazine. She has participated in the Betty-Ann Heggie Womentorship Program and the Raj Manek Mentorship Program as both a protégé and mentor. She’s spearheaded several events and initiatives such as Seeds for Dreams that supports leadership in communities. Andrea is also a past recipient of the Athena Young Professional Leadership Award and more recently the Kent Smith-Windsor Leadership Award. Since mentorship is something that happens often coincidentally and informally around the Two Twenty, we thought we’d invite Andrea on the show for her vast professional experience in mentorship. In this episode, we discover what made Andrea reach out for a mentor mid-career, her experiences in the various mentorship programs she has participated in, and her top tips for building a successful mentor-mentee relationship, whether formally or informally. She also shares her experience working as a mentor to others and how this has expanded her own personal growth. By the end of this episode, you’ll know more about the expectations of a mentor-mentee relationship, the various avenues available for finding a mentor, and why we all need a bit of inspiration and motivation no matter where you are in your career today!

Sarah's was doing Instagram research and a whole new world opened up with just one hashtag - #QuadWife - Life as a wife/mother with a quadriplegic husband.Sarah chats with new friend and fellow #quadwife Andrea Hanson about... - separating wife and caregiver- hiring a caregiver- taking time for yourself- date nights- crowded restaurants and slow dancing at weddings- traveling - airports vs road trips- your kids and their friends- date nights- normal husband and wife issues- having your own identity/businessBe sure to follow Andrea on Instagram and Facebook... IG - https://www.instagram.com/andrea.hanson.82/?hl=enFB - https://www.facebook.com/fitness.andreahanson82/

Sarah's was doing Instagram research and a whole new world opened up with just one hashtag - #QuadWife - Life as a wife/mother with a quadriplegic husband.Sarah chats with new friend and fellow #quadwife Andrea Hanson about... - separating wife and caregiver- hiring a caregiver- taking time for yourself- date nights- crowded restaurants and slow dancing at weddings- traveling - airports vs road trips- your kids and their friends- date nights- normal husband and wife issues- having your own identity/businessBe sure to follow Andrea on Instagram and Facebook... IG - https://www.instagram.com/andrea.hanson.82/?hl=enFB - https://www.facebook.com/fitness.andreahanson82/

After being diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis herself at age 22, Andrea Hanson began learning about mindset. Now, Andrea is coach for professional women with autoimmune disorders who want the success they had before getting sick. Andrea shares the story of her diagnoses, the profound wisdom her father changed that started her journey to mindset coaching, how to communicate with your body, why hard work and action aren’t enough and gives listeners a Mind Flipping Tip to use RIGHT NOW.   Show Notes: 3:33 Andrea’s personal Mind Flipping Story: The Diagnosis 3:57 “This is just another brick in your backpack.” – Mr. Hanson 8:46 Making better choices 9:14 Andrea’s Professional Mind Flipping Story: From Finance to Mindset Coaching 10:20 Martha Beck 12:48 The importance of Mindset with Action 13:34 Client Mind Flipping Story: Putting Yourself First 16:30 Byron Katie 17:11 What is an auto immune disorder? 20:10 Andrea’s Book: Live Your Life Not Your Diagnosis 20:49 Finding balance 21:34 Andrea’s Book: Stop Carrying the Weight of Your MS 22:11 What is Positive Psychology and why is it useful? 24:35 The simple strategy you can use when you feel stuck 26:08 Dr. Jeffrey Schwartz 27:20 Andrea’s Word of the Day 28:17 The common belief her field with which Andrea disagrees 32:15 What Andrea believes, but no longer does 35:44 What’s on Andrea’s Get Out of Jail Free Card? 38:15 Andrea’s request for listeners (What are the top 5 awesome things you did this week?) 39:44 Get a FREE Discovery Call with Andrea!!!                 Email Andrea at Andrea@AndreaHansonCoaching.com                 Be sure to put “The Mind Flipping Podcast” in the Subject line For more information about Andrea, her books and her services, CLICK HERE.

Episode 10 features an interview of both of my yoga teachers, Andrea Hanson and Irene Muniz. Andrea is a veteran who found peace after her time in Iraq through meditation and yoga. Irene has had a career primarily in the mental health industry and has recently taken the jump to pursuing being a yoga instructor full time. Both of their stories are so unique and inspiring. Book recommendations from the podcast: You are a badass by Jen Sincero Reconciliation: Healing the inner child by Hanh The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz The Alchemist by Paulo Coehlo The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck by Mark Manson This episode is sponsored by Cocochantel Candles - an ecofriendly candle line that still maintains the integrity of a quality candle with a long lasting aroma. The candles are created in small batches, using only the best essential oils and fragrances. The candles are composed of vegetable soy wax, natural cotton wicks. Visit www.cocochantelcandles.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Dr. Andrea Hanson, Exercise Countermeasures Operations Lead, talks about what happens to the human body in microgravity, what NASA is doing about it, and how we can use this knowledge to go deeper into space. Hanson also describes some parts of astronaut exercise that have inspired her workouts. HWHAP Episode 33.

Dr. Andrea Hanson, Exercise Countermeasures Operations Lead, talks about what happens to the human body in microgravity, what NASA is doing about it, and how we can use this knowledge to go deeper into space. Hanson also describes some parts of astronaut exercise that have inspired her workouts. HWHAP Episode 33.

Dr. Andrea Hanson, Exercise Countermeasures Operations Lead, talks about what happens to the human body in microgravity, what NASA is doing about it, and how we can use this knowledge to go deeper into space. Hanson also describes some parts of astronaut exercise that have inspired her workouts. HWHAP Episode 33.

What if your immune system went haywire and starting attacking your body's nervous system affecting your vision, your sensations, your mobility, or other bodily functions? Auto-immune conditions are extremely common, and Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is one of the more devastating diseases in this category. Whether you or someone you know has MS or not, you can learn a great deal about myelin health, proper nutrition, and balanced living from people who do—because for them, it can be a question of life or death. On this week's show, you'll meet an author, coach and expert, Andrea Hanson who is thriving despite her MS diagnosis in 2000.  ------------ Listen & Learn: How MS attacks your nervous system  Why diagnosis is getting earlier and better  How MS can be progressive or relapsing / remitting  Diagnosis: MRI shows wearing down of myelin on nerves (like holes)  ABOUT OUR GUEST Andrea Wildenthal Hanson is a speaker, bestselling author, and master certified life coach. Diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2000, Andrea empowers people to become their own wellness hero, instead of the victim of a disease. She is the author of two books: Stop Carry the Weight of Your MS and Live Your Life Not Your Diagnosis. Nutritional Tip of the Week: Garlic Onions Links & References from the Show: Andrea's website Terry Wahls, MD Got Questions? Send me a voicemail here: Ask Lucas a Question Or write to us: podcast@yogabody.com  Like the Show? Leave us a Review on iTunes Thanks to our sponsor: Yoga Teachers College -- The Yoga Teachers College offers master-level training for those looking to build a career as yoga professionals. Our trainees benefit from the best of modern learning technology combined with old school apprenticeship. Graduates walk away with the skills, confidence and experience needed to become not just teachers, but community and business leaders as well. Whether your goal is to teach part time locally, travel and lead workshops internationally, or to open your own studios, The Yoga Teachers College will support your career every step of the way. Learn More

Today we welcome Andrea Wildenthal Hanson to the show.  She is a speaker, bestselling author, and master certified life coach. Diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2000, Andrea empowers people to become their own wellness hero, instead of the victim of a disease. Andrea combines her experience from five years of life coaching and 16+ years of living with MS to teach her audience how to create a customized approach to health that includes life balance, mindset tune-ups, and stress management so that they can feel in control of a life they love. Andrea Hanson has two bookS: 1. "Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis: How to Manage Stress and Live Well With Multiple Sclerosis"  - written for people newly diagnosed with MS (Applicable to anything, though). It talks about the major ah-ha's that she had in my own health care and how to manage stress- for good - because stress management is so important for MS. This is about the deep work you can do - thought work and mindset shifts - to get you to shed a huge layer of everyday stress.   2.  "Stop Carrying the Weight of Your MS - The Art of Losing Weight, Healing Your Body, and Soothing Your MS"-  teaches the reader how to navigate the relatively new world of health-hacking and extreme diets to stay well. It shows them how to be their own "wellness hero" and find what works for them (we're all different), and to stop being confused about conflicting advise on what to eat and how to live.    If you would like to receive free electronic copies of both of her books, email Andrea at andrea@andreahansoncoaching.com.  Email her with "BTBHA podcast" in the subject line.   Check out her website at: www.andreahansoncoaching.com

Join Dr. Angela Lauria of The Author Incubator interview author Andrea Hanson on the writing and publishing of her book, Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis: How to Manage Stress and Live Well with Multiple Sclerosis.  Andrea didn't realize how fast she would breeze through the writing of her book. In her mind's eye, she already saw it finished from the cover to the contents. The writing simply flowed out from her since she already had the background and experience in helping clients with multiple sclerosis (MS) manage stress and live a better life. She simply translated what she did in her own experience and in her coaching which truly made a difference in people living with MS. The book uplevels herself and her professional work with others. "My head was held higher," she said of having a book to support her work.  Read more and download the transcript: Andrea Hanson on The Author Incubator