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Welcome to the Personal Development Trailblazers Podcast! In today's episode, we're diving deep into something that hits close to home for so many of us—those unwanted behaviors we keep repeating, even when we're desperate to stop.Laura Hope is a Behavior Transformation Coach who helps people break free from unwanted habits and reclaim their confidence. At Hope and Healing Coach, she combines her years of clinical experience with deep empathy to guide clients toward lasting change, specializing in body-focused repetitive behaviors (BFRBs) such as hair pulling or skin picking as well as other frustrating behaviors such as stress eating or impulse spending. When she's not empowering clients to embrace radical self-acceptance, you'll find her advocating for BFRB awareness, tending to her ever-growing plant collection, or spending time with her two sons and husband. Connect with Laura Here: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hopeandhealingcoachInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/hopeandhealingcoach/Website: https://hopeandhealingcoach.com/Grab the freebie here: Try This Instead: Regulation Strategies to Overcome Unwanted Behaviors: https://hopeandhealingcoach.kit.com/335ecb9780===================================If you enjoyed this episode, remember to hit the like button and subscribe. Then share this episode with your friends.Thanks for watching the Personal Development Trailblazers Podcast. This podcast is part of the Digital Trailblazer family of podcasts. To learn more about Digital Trailblazer and what we do to help entrepreneurs, go to DigitalTrailblazer.com.Are you a coach, consultant, expert, or online course creator? Then we'd love to invite you to our FREE Facebook Group where you can learn the best strategies to land more high-ticket clients and customers. QUICK LINKS: APPLY TO BE FEATURED: https://app.digitaltrailblazer.com/podcast-guest-applicationDIGITAL TRAILBLAZER: https://digitaltrailblazer.com/

As part of our esteemed guest series. I'm excited to welcome a dear friend and an incredibly insightful psychiatrist, Dr. Omid Naim.Trained in the Western traditions, Dr. Naim has evolved to embrace a more holistic approach when it comes to mental health care. He advocates for the integration of spiritual and community-based methods, emphasizing the power of connection and shared human understanding.So what does a more holistic approach to psychiatry look like?How can addressing family trauma transform our mental health?Why is the sense of community so critical for this journey?Join us as we delve into these questions and more ...This episode is not just a dialogue; it's a journey towards understanding the deeper facets of mental well-being and how they affect us and our family's. Jennifer's Takeaways:Mental health disorders and their causes (03:35)Family dynamics and mental health (06:03)Parenting stress and self-care for moms (12:15)Men's emotional struggles and parenting (18:00)Setting boundaries (23:17)Gender roles (26:13)Personal growth (31:42)Self-awareness + community building (36:01)Differences between pleasure and happiness (41:24)Self-care, and toxic shame.(46:58)About Dr. Omid NaimI was born in Tehran, Iran, just before the Iranian Revolution in 1978. This early childhood experience of societal terror and chaos shaped my appreciation for how unresolved trauma and grief have lifelong effects on individuals, families, and the community. Through the lens of my own family and community I came to witness firsthand how unacknowledged trauma can be neglected as the root cause of mental illness and other chronic health conditions in our society. Although I didn't know it then, this would become the foundation of my professional life.After completing medical school at the University of Southern California and residency training in General Adult and Child Psychiatry at USC, I began working in community mental health with high risk youth. Even though I was a classically trained Western psychiatrist, I could see that there was a need for more holistic, spiritual, and community-based approaches to health due to the limitations of the medical model. Witnessing patients with the extensive histories of abuse and neglect becoming more and more medicated – while trauma was as a root cause was ignored, and their disabilities worsened – I knew the system needed to change. This fueled my passion to find new ways to approach how we care for people and led me to further my education in Integrative Medicine at the University of Arizona as a Bravewell Scholar under Dr. Andrew Weil.This time spent training in Integrative Medicine laid the foundation for creating a new model for mental health which evolved into the Hope Integrative Psychiatry Clinic. At Hope, we focused on empowering our clients to tap into their capacity to heal and recover naturally and elevating our deep needs for meaning, community, and belonging as the cornerstones for emotional well-being. This practice informed an entirely new integrative model for health and led to what would become La Maida Institute.With the help of my wife, Alexis, and the team of dedicated professionals who made La Maida Institute grow, we were able to continue our private practice and develop the ecological approach with the support of a new communal model. Things were coming together in a profound way and we began to see that what we were really talking about was a paradigm shift in how society views health and well-being and how, through the formation of La Maida Project, we could truly make a meaningful impact. And the story keeps getting better and better!Omid and Alexis are parents of two children. He enjoys exploring and adventuring with his family as well as connecting with others to uncover the deeper truths of life.Connect with Dr. Omid Naim:Website: https://lamaidaproject.org/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lamaidaproject/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lamaidaproject/Meet Jennifer KolariJennifer Kolari is the host of the “Connected Parenting” weekly podcast and the co-host of “The Mental Health Comedy” podcast. Kolari is a frequent guest on Nationwide morning shows and podcasts in th US and Canada. Her advice can also be found in many Canadian and US magazines such as; Today's Parent, Parents Magazine and Canadian Family.Kolari's powerful parenting model is based on the neurobiology of love, teaching parents how to use compassion and empathy as powerful medicine to transform challenging behavior and build children's emotional resilience and emotional shock absorbers.Jennifer's wisdom, quick wit and down to earth style help parents navigate modern-day parenting problems, offering real-life examples as well as practical and effective tools and strategies.Her highly entertaining, inspiring workshops are shared with warmth and humour, making her a crowd-pleasing speaker with schools, medical professionals, corporations and agencies throughout North America, Europe and Asia.One of the nation's leading parenting experts, Jennifer Kolari, is a highly sought- after international speaker and the founder of Connected Parenting. A child and family therapist with a busy practice based in San Diego and Toronto, Kolari is also the author of Connected Parenting: How to Raise A Great Kid (Penguin Group USA and Penguin Canada, 2009) and You're Ruining My Life! (But Not Really): Surviving the Teenage Years with Connected Parenting (Penguin Canada, 2011).

The EVAC Movement started with a group of students and our teacher, Amy Donofrio, in Jacksonville, Florida. Our class was full of conflict and divided, until we began sharing our stories, and realized our shared traumatic experiences: murdered loved ones, incarceration, and police brutality. We began not only to bond…but motivated to create change. We began by inviting police officers to class for youth-led roundtables and just over one year later, these powerful in-class discussions led to us speaking at the White House, meeting President Barack Obama, making the front page of The New York Times and winning first-place nationwide in a contest sponsored by Harvard. We share this journey in our Tedx Talk, “At-Risk or At-Hope? How We Label Youth Matters.”

Too much in life is artificial!  At Hope, our desire is to see people make a real connection to God and real connections to each other.  We also want to help people connect to their unique, God-given calling so they can pursue it.

At Hope we believe it should not be hard to meet Jesus, but it is hard to stay with him.  So, we are guided by a key priority we call casual depth.  That means we want to create environments were everyone is welcome without expectation.  But when we gather, we also intend to to go deep in the gospel and in relationships to find the true life that Jesus offers.

At Hope we value gospel saturation.  Everything we do is saturated with the gospel because it is our true message and the only way we can bear fruit.  The gospel is not just an entrance into faith, it is the ongoing basis of faith.   

At Hope, we are defined by the statement Simply Jesus.   Jesus is first.  Everything else is second.  It's that simple.  The story of the transfiguration helps remind us that our role is to point people to Jesus only and avoid the common pitfalls and traps of religion.

At Hope, we are defined by the statement Simply Jesus.   Jesus is first.  Everything else is second.  It's that simple.  The story of the transfiguration helps remind us that our role is to point people to Jesus only and avoid the common pitfalls and traps of religion.

Pastor Johnny Aho continues with the series "This is Us," by looking at the core value of "Cross Generations." Being Cross Generational is more that just having youth or people in there 20's , 40's or older. God calls us to a greater responsibility to teach the next generation (Psalm78:1-4). What are you doing to pass on the history of God's work to the next generation? At Hope  we encourage CROSS Generations through friendships, partnerships and gatherings that cross generational lines.

This weeks guest is Lola Lau who currently works at Hope & Sesame in Shenzen, in Guandong Province, China. Lola has been working in The Industry for over 9 years. Lola got her first job in The Industry after graduating school when she landed a job at an Irish Pub. It was around this same time that Lola saw the movie Hey Bartender and this piqued her interest in cocktails and spirits and a career as a bartender. Lola has worked at many different bars in South East Asia such as The Compass Bar in Shenzen, Eight/Four Collective in Vietnam for both Sake Central as well as Renkon, The Odd Couple in Shanghai, and most recently as the Head Bartender at Hope & Sesame in Shenzen. At Hope & Sesame in Shenzen, they have three different rooms with three very different concepts. The front of Hope & Sesame is Charlies - a cafe, Hope is the second space - a modern cocktail bar and the back room is called The August - a speakeasy themed bar. Lola has also competed in numerous cocktail competitions as well. Lola won First Place in the 2017 Cointreau Queen China Competition. Links: @lolasaysgo @hopeandsesame Hope & Sesame Vietcetera - 3 Drinks to Beat The Heat at Renkon, Saigon with Lola Lau @the_industry_podcast email us: info@theindustrypodcast.club Podcast Artwork by Zak Hannah zakhannah.com

At Hope we are committed to making disciples to the glory of God.  To be intentional about this, we embrace a simply Jesus identity and a multi-congregational structure that desires to see the gospel within reach of every single person in the Lehigh Valley (and beyond). 

At Hope we are committed to making disciples to the glory of God.  To be intentional about this, we embrace a simply Jesus identity and a multi-congregational structure that desires to see the gospel within reach of every single person in the Lehigh Valley (and beyond). 

DNA: Week 6 – In It TogetherEvery church has certain aspects of mission and vision that are unique to each church. At Hope, we’re discussing the things that make us who we are at our very core, our DNA as a church. A core value of ours is that we are In It Together.  For a team or a family to be at its best, everyone must think ‘we over me’.John 17:20-23  Jesus wants us to be unified so that the world would know God sent Jesus and that God loved us.The story of Nehemiah gives us some essential ideas to bring us together.Nehemiah 1:3Nehemiah 1:4 There are four essentials to be In It Together.1.  We have to CARE ‘about it’.  Know what your ‘it’ is and care about it.2.  We have to be Courageous for it.Nehemiah 2:9-10Nehemiah 4:1Nehemiah 4:143.  We have to be Selfless to it.“If you want to achieve anything in life worth achieving, it will cost you something.”Nehemiah 3:1Nehemiah 3:8Nehemiah 3:13Nehemiah 7:70“If you want to achieve anything in life worth achieving, it will cost you something.”We want to reach the triangle and change the world.4.  We have to ‘Seek God through it’.Chase after big things but only do so while seeking God through it.Here are a few questions to ask: What do we really care about? What’s our ‘it’?                                                      Where do we need to be more courageous for our it? Where do I need to be more selfless in it? Am I seeking God in it?

Every church has certain aspects of mission and vision that are unique to each church. At Hope, we’re discussing the things that make us who we are at our very core, our DNA as a church.We need to be as relevant as possible to as many as possible and to be as effective as possible at leading as many to Jesus as possible. We strive to be Relevant and Effective.Jesus often told stories using relevant examples from His culture. His healing and miracles helped people in their greatest needs.Matthew 28:19 (NLT)  The last words Jesus said to the disciples were about going out into the world and making disciples of all people.1 Corinthians 9:1-2 (NLT)  Paul gave a short resumé of who he was, but it wasn’t enough.1 Corinthians 9:19-23 (NLT)  Paul tried to do everything he could to find common ground with everyone, so he could share the Gospel with them.Paul tried to be as relevant as possible to as many as possible and to be as effective as possible at leading as many to Jesus as possible.Eugene Peterson wrote this in the message: “I didn’t take on their way of life. I kept my bearings in Christ – but I entered their world and tried to experience things from their point of view. I’ve become just about every sort of servant there is in my attempts to lead those I meet into a God-saved life.” 1 Corinthians 9 (MSG)Two observations from Paul:1. We contextualize the Gospel. We don’t compromise it.RejectReceiveRedeem2. Our mission stays the same. The methods need to change.The bottom line is that we need to be as relevant as possible to as many as possible and to be as effective as possible at leading as many to Jesus as possible.What can we do? 1. Be relevant and effective in our Church.2. Be relevant and effective in our Community.

Adam continues our Cultural Values series as we take a look at what it means to be 'Family.' By faith in Jesus, we are adopted into the family of God. At Hope we love as he loves us. We see the best in one another and truly value our differences, relentlessly loving one another through the ups and downs of life. Wherever you’re at, you’re welcome in the family. Support this podcast

One of my greatest mentors, Andy Frisella, loves to make the statement - There are no cover bands in the rock and roll hall of fame. I think this applies greatly to the health paradigm we face in today's model when most of the solutions are geared at a cookie cutter approach for health found in a pill, potion, and lotion. At Hope we have a unique lane that we navigate with our patients that is aimed at respecting each person's unique health journey and human dignity. Our goal is focused on healing the whole person through optimal expression of the nervous system. In this episode we break down "No Cover Bands." Take a moment to look at your own life - are you living like a cover band or are you trying to get into the rock and roll hall of fame?

Risk is the possibility that something unpleasant or unwelcome will happen. Hope is the joyful anticipation of good. We can be so aware and responsive to what we're at risk of that we lose sight of our hope. In this episode, Gabrielle starts a discussion on what is hope. Scriptures mentioned: Hebrews 6:18 - 20 TPTSo it is impossible for God to lie for we know that his promise and his vow will never change! And now we have run into his heart to hide ourselves in his faithfulness. This is where we find his strength and comfort, for he empowers us to seize what has already been established ahead of time—an unshakeable hope! We have this certain hope like a strong, unbreakable anchor holding our souls to God himself. Our anchor of hope is fastened to the mercy seat which sits in the heavenly realm beyond the sacred threshold, and where Jesus, our forerunner, has gone in before us. He is now and forever our royal Priest like Melchizedek.New episodes every Tuesday morning!Thanks for subscribing and leaving a review! Please feel free to share with your family and friends.Website: https://www.returningtojoy.com/For more frequent encouragement follow us on social media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/returningtojoypodcast/Music by AG (Affirming Grace) @agmusic4godSupport the show (https://admin.wildfire.church/page/635)

In today’s episode, the first 11 Health Patient Coach, Kristen Furey, shares her Crohn’s journey. Diagnosed at age 12, Kristen has battled IBD for 13 years. She underwent her ostomy surgery in 2013 and had a total colectomy in 2015. Kristen has been in a constant flare since her diagnosis, only reaching remission for the first time this year. She opens up and talks about the post traumatic stress she suffers from her medical trauma, but also shares how finding new passions has kept her moving forward and fueling her positive outlook. About two years ago, Kristen joined the 11 Health family, a new company developing smart ostomy bags for patients. She soon became the very first Patient Coach and began developing and expanding the Patient Coaches program, from recruitment to training. There are now over 40 Patient Coaches. Kristen is now sharing her own patient journey through social media, further developing the Patient Coaches program, and is serving as the project manager for 11 Health’s first conference, HOPE, that will be held at the end of this month in Las Vegas. HOPE 2019 | Healthy Outcomes for Patient EngagementOctober 24-25, 2019Hard Rock Hotel, Las VegasFREE to attend! HOPE is a two-day conference featuring a series of informational speakers from doctors, to nurses, patients, and even medical administrators from all over the Ostomy world. At HOPE, you will have the opportunity to engage with some of the most inspired thinkers in healthcare and healthcare technology and get a chance to see first-hand the newest generation of wearable healthcare devices. Register at:https://www.eventbrite.com/e/hope2019-presented-by-11-health-tickets-65217567500 Kristenhttps://www.instagram.com/thefureyfighter/https://www.facebook.com/thefureyfighter/ 11 Healthhttp://www.11health.com/https://www.club11health.com/11-health-podcasts/https://www.facebook.com/11health/https://www.instagram.com/11healthandtech/https://twitter.com/11HealthandTech Patient Coacheshttps://www.facebook.com/patientcoaches/https://www.instagram.com/patientcoaches/https://twitter.com/CoachesPatient

Bible Text: Isaiah 58:6-12 | Preacher: Jo Horn | Series: Hope at home, Stand alone | At Hope at Home,[...]

As followers of Jesus, we are sent as ambassadors. People who are entrusted with the good news of true life found in Jesus. At Hope, we are committed to living into this reality by living with intentionality in our spheres of influence and by launching a network of churches that will be able to represent Christ in communities across the Lehigh Valley.

At Hope, we have defined our identity by the statement "Simply Jesus." For us Jesus if first and everything else is second. Its that simple! The story of the transfiguration is a compelling glimpse into why this identity is so important to us and to what it means to be a Christian. (**Our apologies for the poor audio quality**)