Podcasts about behavior health

In today's episode, we celebrate the work of Dr. Lauren Butler. Her paramount efforts in weight-inclusive behavioral health interventions redefine and challenge traditional norms, striving for social justice and health equity for marginalized communities. Join us as we delve into her transformative work, challenging biases and championing holistic well-being for diverse communities. Dr. Lauren Butler is a registered dietitian and nutrition epidemiologist. Dr. Butler works as an Assistant Professor in the Nutrition and Foods Program at Texas State University. She leads the Food Freedom Research Team, a team of students, researchers, community members and other stakeholders with the shared goal of ending weight stigma and advancing nutrition equity and social justice. “So I think one of the things that's really important for me is thinking about the way that health disparities are framed in this country. And if we think about that key issue, most health disparities are focused towards marginalized communities…” “And so if we think about that intersectionality, for example of living as a race and ethnic minority, and also in a larger body, with those, just those two, multiple those two intersecting marginalized identities, then, you know, it's really important for me that I take that into account in my work…” “It's really sad, actually, the discrimination that goes on you. Some people may call it microaggressions towards folks in larger bodies that are occurring in not just healthcare environments, but will focus on the healthcare environment.…” On This Episode You Will Learn: Weight-Inclusive Behavioral Health Interventions Intersectionality of Identities Integration with Nutritional Education Mixed Methods System Key Principles & Strategies in Food Freedom Research Team Connect with Yumlish! Website Instagram Twitter Facebook LinkedIn YouTube Connect with Lauren Butler! Instagram Facebook LinkedIn --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yumlish/message

The Behavior Health System for Future Generations Commission Chairman Bob Keenan 

Guest: Lieutenant Commander Valerie Gardner, Chief of Behavior Health and Wellness at the National Weather ServiceForecasting for natural disasters brings one level of stress, and the aftermath can raise it to a whole new level of challenges. There is a lot of attention on the well-being of the people affected by these natural disasters…but what about those making the forecasts? Lieutenant Commander Valerie Gardner has extensive experience in this field and now she is extending her expertise with meteorologists at the National Weather Service. Lieutenant Commander, we welcome you today to the Weather Geeks podcast!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Taste of St. Augustine, one of St. Augustine's most popular events, has undergone some great tweaks this year. Dawn Watkins of YAMO and Teresa Andrews from Epic Behavior Health sit in with us live today to update us, and to drop some exclusive news on the 904 Fam

Jesse is one of the Guest Speaker at this years TEDx San Diego on June 11th. https://www.tedxsandiego.com/attend/seeds-of-change-2023#speakers   Listen to our interview of Jesse Leon, author of "I'm Not Broken," his one of kind memoir which yet represents so many lived experiences in our community. As a Gay Latino author, he shatters the taboos about our silent traumas, sexual abuse, addiction, and mental health. He tells his secrets out loud for all to hear and then to heal those who read and listen to his story.It's important for all of us to support debut Latino artists and authors like Jesse Leon. Listen to his own voice on his audible book; he has a powerful voice and story that you will not forget.  HealthCare UnTold encourages our listeners to support Jesse Leon, buy his book in English which is available now, and his book in Spanish which will come out soon. Gracias, Jesse, for sharing your brave and beautiful story.#TedTalk#TEDx#Ted Talk#I'm Not Broken#Jesse Leon#Recovery#Empowerment#Gay Latino Health#Redemption#healthcareuntold 

I had the wonderful pleasure of having Dr. Sugi on the show today. Dr. Sugi is is originally from a beautiful island called Sri Lanka. She is a licensed psychotherapist in New York (LMHC) and New Jersey (LPC), a certified substance abuse clinician (Master CASAC) in New York and internationally, and is also an approved DWI assessor and clinical screener for impaired driving offenders in New York. She is a strategic leader, motivational speaker, researcher, and writer. Dr. Sugi has worked in Behavior Health, Mental Health, and Substance Abuse Counseling for over 20 years in various treatment settings. Her educational journey in Sri Lanka, India, the United Kingdom, and the United States helped her to learn coping strategies and leadership skills. In today's episode, Dr. Sugi expressed the struggles she went through as an immigrant in the United States and what she had to do to overcome those barriers. We also got into many great discussions on the issues current immigrants are going through and what we can do as the American people to help them overcome those barriers to success. It was a great honor having Dr. Sugi on the show today. Dr. Sugi's contact information ssugandika@hotmail.com linkedin.com/in/dr-sugi-sugandika-licensed-psychotherapist-usa-dsl-lmhc-ny-lpc-nj-master-casac-clssbb-68664215 https://drsugimentalhealth.com/ Sponsor CalmiGo Enter the code BHIPODCAST  for $30 off the device. calmigo.com?fid=614&utm_source=affiliatly&utm_medium=influencer&utm_campaign=Jacob_Minnig-614&utm_content=facebook-ig&utm_term=BHIPODCAST&source=affiliatly&placement=facebook-ig&medium=influencer&aff_id=614&aff_name=Jacob_Minnig&coupon_code=BHIPODCAST

For the 72nd episode, I invited Kezia Marie to speak about how to set & fulfill your goals. In this episode you will discover...

Author Carlyn Graham discusses the article, "Health, Suicidal Thoughts, and the Life Course: How Worsening Health Emerges as a Determinant of Suicide Ideation in Early Adulthood" published in the March 2023 issue of the Journal of Health and Social Behavior.

In this podcast, Sister Zahra Abdullah of the ASHA Education Team Presents 99 Names Of Allah. All Sisters Halaqa Assn (ASHA) is one of the Programs of Womens Health First*, committed to developing online Education and activities unique to Muslim Sisters, based on Quran and Sunnah (Hadith). SISTERS HALAQA IS ABOUT SEEKING A BASIC ISLAMIC KNOWLEDGE UNIQUE TO WOMEN AND FAMILIES. Our Topics ranged from Menses, Hijab, Clothing, Nutrition, Pregnancy, Parenting, Marriage, Divorce, Rights, and Duties of a Spouse, Domestic Violence, Behavior Health, Islam and Public Health, Ramadan, Fasting, Hajj, Rabanna Duas, to the 99 Names of Allah. SISTERS SEEKING THE PLEASURE OF ALLAH (SWT). Hosted By: Sister Nahila Ayeva, Umm Hafiz, BS, MA, CHES. Public Health Educator, Behavioral and Spiritual Health Analyst, Lecturer of Islamic Approaches to Public Health Practices, Founder& Executive Director at Womens Health First *Women's Health First-WHF is the US-based 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Organization dedicated to supporting humanity by promoting and improving the health and well-being of women and families, through education, Advocacy, and empowerment. Some of our Programs are WHP (Women's Health Promotion, online educational, and Slideshow); ASHA (Muslim Sisters Educational and Support Group); and project CWA (Clean Water Africa). For more information please visit: www.womenshealthfirst.org info@womenshealthfirst.org allsistershalaqa@gmail.com 678-7778961 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/allsistershalaqa/support

Today's podcast is the fourth in our Six-Pillar Series, and takes a deep-dive into the pillar of life optimization that is often overlooked, but which also holds the KEY to true transformation: our environment. I intentionally selected a handful of episodes from the past year that offer straightforward, actionable advice, as well as deeply reflective practices to help you discern the best path of action. You'll hear from: Philip McKernan, on the appropriate steps to change your career, relationship, or lifestyle, and live deeply within your purpose. Listen to the full interview with Philip McKernan. Nir Eyal, with a 4-step protocol to optimize your internal and external environments for focus and career advancement. Listen to the full interview with Nir Eyal. Jay Cutler, on the #1 biggest challenge faced by modern-day bodybuilders, AND how to overcome it. Listen to the full interview with Jay Cutler. Dr. Datis Kharrazian, with top tools to decrease the disease-causing environmental factors that most people face daily. Listen to the full interview with Kharrazian. And myself - I speak on the high-impact levers that men can utilize to express their greatness, and fight back against the all-too-common temptations of the modern world. Listen to my full solocast. Don't forget your copy of the episode guide with key tools, protocols, and reflective practices. You'll learn: The Key Indicator that Influences Adherence to Your Fitness Plan The Best Time to Make a Big Change in your Life How to Tailor your Environment for Maximum Focus Capacity and Productivity The Top Tools to Decrease the Toxic Chemical Load in Your Home and Body How to Avoid External Stress and Minimize its Impact on our Lives   Support our sponsors: Today and tomorrow ONLY: Get hooked up with Organifi Black Friday 25% savings deals through November 28th at organifi.com/muscle and BiOptimizers Black Friday 25% savings deals through November 29th at bioptimizers.com/muscle10 I use BiOptimizers Magnesium Breakthrough to support my recovery, energy levels, and sleep. It's almost ALWAYS in my daily supplement regime (and I notice the difference when it's not). Get MagBreakthrough, the BEST magnesium supplement on the market, at https://magbreakthrough.com/muscleintelligence and save 10% with code MUSCLE10 Organifi makes some amazing juiced vegetable, fruit, and adaptogenic blends.  I use Green and Red juice daily, and enjoy their Gold blend as often as I can.  Gold now comes in a pumpkin spice flavor too!  Head to https://organifi.com/muscle and use code MUSCLE for 20% off.

Setting boundaries and being able to comfortably and confidently say no is one tool to help you and your family stay food allergy safe during the holidays and all year! Learn about how to say no from the perspective of each significant age and stage (high-middle-elementary and preschool). Nationally certified school psychologist, and FAACT's Director of Behavior Health, Emery Brown, discusses non-confrontational ways to say no - especially during the holidays when the pressure is on to say yes to everything and everyone! Emery holds a Bachelor of Science in Public Health with a concentration in Health Communication from the College of New Jersey (TCNJ) and a Master of Arts in School Psychology from Rowan University.To keep you in the know, here are helpful resources:FAACT's Behavioral Health CenterFAACT's 'My Food Allergy Resilience Kit'FAACT's Coping Skills Menu for KidsFAACT's 'Parents: How to Listen to Your Children and Teens When They Are Ready to Talk to You About Their Mental Health'FAACT's Self-care SectionCompassion in a Time of Chaos: There is No Right ResponsePodcasts:Your Family: Building Resilience in KidsFood Allergy Anxiety and DepressionSelf-care and Coping Skills: Tips for You and Your FamilyYou can find the FAACT Roundtable Podcast on Pandora, Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Podcast, Stitcher, iHeart Radio, Podcast Chaser, Deezer, and Listen Notes.Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, & Pinterest.Sponsored by: ARS PharmaThanks for listening! FAACT invites you to discover more exciting food allergy resources at FoodAllergyAwareness.org!

Today's guest is Jesse Leon, author of "I'm Not Broken," his one of kind memoir which yet represents so many lived experiences in our community. As a Gay Latino author, he shatters the taboos about our silent traumas, sexual abuse, addiction, and mental health. He tells his secrets out loud for all to hear and then to heal those who read and listen to his story.It's important for all of us to support debut Latino artists and authors like Jesse Leon. Listen to his own voice on his audible book; he has a powerful voice and story that you will not forget.  HealthCare UnTold encourages our listeners to support Jesse Leon, buy his book in English which is available now, and his book in Spanish which will come out soon. Gracias, Jesse, for sharing your brave and beautiful story.#I'm Not Broken#Jesse Leon#Recovery#Empowerment#Gay Latino Health#Redemption#healthcareuntold 

The holidays can be stressful when managing food allergies during celebrations and busy days. Keep anxiety in check and learn powerful tips, such as scheduling worry time and discovering your personal stress SOS method. The nationally certified school psychologist, and FAACT's Director of Behavior Health, Emery Brown, leads this lively conversation packed with tools to keep you healthy, sane, and happy during the holidays. Emery holds a Bachelor of Science in Public Health with a concentration in Health Communication from the College of New Jersey (TCNJ) and a Master of Arts in School Psychology from Rowan University. To keep you in the know, here are helpful resources:Podcasts:Your Family: Building Resilience in KidsFood Allergy Anxiety and DepressionSelf-care and Coping Skills: Tips for You and Your FamilyBlogs:Compassion in a Time of Chaos: There is No Right ResponseResources:FAACT's Behavioral Health CenterFAACT's 'My Food Allergy Resilience Kit'FAACT's Coping Skills Menu for KidsFAACT's 'Parents: How to Listen to Your Children and Teens When They Are Ready to Talk to You About Their Mental Health'FAACT's Self-care SectionYou can find the FAACT Roundtable Podcast on Pandora, Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Podcast, Stitcher, iHeart Radio, Podcast Chaser, Deezer, and Listen Notes.Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, & Pinterest.Sponsored by: ARS PharmaThanks for listening! FAACT invites you to discover more exciting food allergy resources at FoodAllergyAwareness.org!

In this special sponsored episode, I'm joined by Ernie Wallerstein, CEO of Mental Health Technologies, or MHT. MHT is a cloud-based platform that enables health care clinicians to identify patients that may be suffering from undiagnosed or inadequately treated mental health and substance abuse disorders. As a primary care physician, I routinely see how behavioral health conditions like anxiety and depression affect more and more patients' lives. This is especially true as we emerge from the pandemic. The USPSTF has recently recommended screening all adults for anxiety. But given our time constraints and dozens of other screening tests and questions we have to squeeze into a 15-minute office visit, MHT's tools help address our behavioral health crisis. SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST → https://www.kevinmd.com/podcast RATE AND REVIEW → https://www.kevinmd.com/rate FOLLOW ON INSTAGRAM → https://www.instagram.com/kevinphomd FOLLOW ON TIKTOK → https://www.tiktok.com/@kevinphomd

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In this episode, we discuss how to mentally prepare your middle and high school student with food allergies for Back-to-School. There is quite a bit taking place in this age group and Emery Brown, nationally certified school psychologist and FAACT's Director of Behavior Health, helps us understand how to support and encourage good mental wellness. Emery provides insight on what is taking place developmentally with students and how to help through understanding.To keep you in the know, here are helpful resources:School Prep Series: Preparing your student (K-4th) with Food Allergies for SeparationFAACT's Behavioral Health CenterYour Family: Building Resilience in KidsFood Allergy Anxiety and DepressionFAACT's Self-care SectionSelf-care and Coping Skills: Tips for You and Your FamilyFAACT's 'Parents: How to Listen to Your Children and Teens When They Are Ready to Talk to You About Their Mental Health'FAACT's 'When It's Time to Seek Help: Behavioral Health Issues and Your Food Allergies'You can find the FAACT Roundtable Podcast on Pandora, Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Podcast, Stitcher, iHeart Radio, Podcast Chaser, Deezer, and Listen Notes.Visit us at www.FoodAllergyAwareness.org and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and YouTube.  Contact us directly via Email.Sponsored by: National Peanut Board

In this episode, we discuss how to prepare your kindergarten through 4th-grade student with food allergies for Back-to-School separation with Emery Brown, nationally certified school psychologist and FAACT's Director of Behavior Health. Emery provides tips on how to reduce anxiety and turn coping traps into helpful coping thoughts. Emery holds a Bachelor of Science in Public Health with a concentration in Health Communication from the College of New Jersey (TCNJ) and a Master of Arts in School Psychology from Rowan University.To keep you in the know, here are helpful resources:FAACT''s Behavioral Health CenterYour Family: Building Resilience in KidsFAACT's 'My Food Allergy Resilience Kit'FAACT's Family Activities to Role Play at HomeFood Allergy Anxiety and DepressionFAACT's Self-care SectionFAACT's Coping Skills Menu for KidsSelf-care and Coping Skills: Tips for You and Your FamilyFAACT's 'Parents: How to Listen to Your Children and Teens When They Are Ready to Talk to You About Their Mental Health'FAACT's 'When It's Time to Seek Help: Behavioral Health Issues and Your Food Allergies'You can find the FAACT Roundtable Podcast on Pandora, Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Podcast, Stitcher, iHeart Radio, Podcast Chaser, Deezer, and Listen Notes.Visit us at www.FoodAllergyAwareness.org and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and YouTube.  Contact us directly via Email.Sponsored by: National Peanut Board

It is not always easy to have a loving supportive discussion with someone that has a different viewpoint than you. However, we can learn how to listen and be respectful so that everyone feels heard. Learn more from Bellin licensed Behavior Health therapists.

In this episode, we're discussing the challenges and impact of living with food allergies. More importantly, how to overcome these challenges, avoid pitfalls, and enjoy a healthy and happy teal way of life with Emery Brown, FAACT's Director of Behavior Health. Emery holds a Bachelor of Science in Public Health with a concentration in Health Communication from the College of New Jersey (TCNJ) and a Master of Arts in School Psychology from Rowan University. Emery is a nationally certified school psychologist. To keep you in the know, here are helpful resources:Podcasts:Your Family: Building Resilience in KidsFood Allergy Anxiety and DepressionSelf-care and Coping Skills: Tips for You and Your FamilyBlogs:Compassion in a Time of Chaos: There is No Right ResponseResources:FAACT''s Behavioral Health CenterFAACT's 'My Food Allergy Resilience Kit'FAACT's Coping Skills Menu for KidsFAACT's 'Parents: How to Listen to Your Children and Teens When They Are Ready to Talk to You About Their Mental Health'FAACT's 'When It's Time to Seek Help: Behavioral Health Issues and Your Food Allergies'FAACT's Self-care SectionYou can find the FAACT Roundtable Podcast on Pandora, Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Podcast, Stitcher, iHeart Radio, Podcast Chaser, Deezer, and Listen Notes.Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, & Pinterest.Sponsored by: The American College of Allergy, Asthma, & Immunology

It's time for the next season of Classic Homesteading Practices where I commintate and share information on farm animal behavior, health, and care from the book, Farm animal behavior by Ingvar Ekesbo. Im so excited to share all this wonderful information to help you and your animals in your farming achievements! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/classichomesteading/support

Kelly Webb, Director of Planned Benefits with Exclusive Behavior Health, joins Cary to discuss its role in providing services to those with behavioral health needs in the residential treatment environment. In addition to ambulatory surgery centers, Exclusive Behavior Health provides mental health care treatment for depression, alcoholism, PTSD, eating disorders, co-dependency, and more.

Behavior health care focuses on an individual's psychological wellness. 

Jason Gant is a Athletic & Behavioral Health Consultant (ABC) with a specific interest in mindfulness as a proactive tool and skill. He directs the mindfulness programs at the AAU, JC & NCAA levels of basketball. A 3 sport walk on at Cal, (MBB, volleyball & track & field, Jason smoothly integrates practice, experience and know-how. Jason developed and designed the first Youth and Teen Mindfulness Stress Reduction & Relaxation (YTMSR) program @ Kaiser Permanente; a west coast healthcare giant. https://anchor.fm/samarie/subscribe Website: speakyourtruth.live IG: speakyourtruth_pod Twitter: syt_podcast. Connect with Jason!: IG: @myvillagetribe; LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/myvillagetribe http://dandisummit.com/jason-gant/ https://brotherbewell.com/mailster/8723/371afa4dbd4213ea64ae2d4aa2c2bcb1/aHR0cHM6Ly9icm90aGVyYmV3ZWxsLmNvbS9taW5kZnVsbmVzcy1wYXJ0LTEv/1 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/samarie/message

In the latest episode of Behavior Health 2.0, our host Suki dives into how civic participation can improve your mental health. Not only that, she talks about a few disturbing trends she's seeing and how we can correct things before it's too late.

Mental health is a safety issue, yet its importance in the workplace is often minimized. Dr. Keita Franklin is a leading expert in workplace mental health and suicide prevention. This week, she discusses the mental health challenges faced by workers everywhere, relating it to her experience working with active duty armed forces. Take a listen to learn about useful practices that people at all levels of an organization, from the CEO to front-line supervisors and workers, can use to shift organizational culture and lessen the stigma surrounding seeking help. About the guest: Dr. Keita Franklin serves as the Chief Clinical Officer at Loyal Source Government Services. In this capacity, she leads the company's Behavior Health line of practice. An experienced senior executive with a proven record of success, Dr. Franklin joined the Loyal Source team in May of 2020 to formalize work in the mental health, suicide prevention and substance abuse areas. A compassionate leader and agent for change, Dr. Franklin is keenly focused on improving access to care and ensuring the delivery of evidence-based services across the Nation. More Episodes: https://thesafetyculture.guru/ Powered By Propulo Consulting: https://propulo.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today on Inland Edition, Lillian Vasquez speaks with Dr. Gayani DeSilva, Medical Director of Behavior Health for IEHP, the Inland Empire Health Plan. Dr. DeSilva discusses mental health as an ongoing issue in everyday life and the impact COVID has had. For more information visit IEHP.com

Today on Inland Edition, Lillian Vasquez speaks with Dr. Gayani DeSilva, Medical Director of Behavior Health for IEHP, the Inland Empire Health Plan. Dr. DeSilva discusses mental health as an ongoing issue in everyday life and the impact COVID has had. For more information visit IEHP.com

Hello Everyone Welcome To SAUNAIE in this episode our host XO interviews his longtime friend Maurice aka DJ Finese about his journey as a DJ from his days at Cal State Northridge to his sudden move to South Dakota State where he started taking his DJ journey serious and bringing that West Coast vibe to South Dakota. While attending SDSU he Dj'd several school dances & was a Radio Host @ KSDJ 90.7 in 2014. From 2015-2016 he DJ'd MayDay @ South Dakota State and worked as a DJ @ the Wild Hare. Then he started DJing on tour for various artists and several Hollywood influencers. But in this interview we get in detail about his life and how he's balancing his passion with his career. We also take a deep dive into his Mental Health, his thoughts on Mental Health & his childhood as well as how he's been able to help others with his job.  Let us know what you think. Leave a Review on our website www.SAUNAIE.com  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/saunaie/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/saunaie/support

Benika Williamson bio in her own words, "A.A.S (Associate's in Applied Science) in Behavior Health & Human Services. Current BSW (Bachelor's in Social Work) Student Graduating May 2021, Attending MSW (Masters in Social Work) Program, starting July 2021. Currently an Intern at Friends Reentry Program as a Case Manager. Worked as an Admin. Assistant in Education and in the Human/ Social Services field. Preparing to launch an Event Decorating/Planning business for small and intimate events. My career began in the Hospitality Field for 8 years before answering the call to go back to school and starting the journey to Social Work. Plans to utilize education, experiences, gifts, and skills as a Social Worker to serve the population of individuals with a history of incarceration in the Reentry Field. "

Check out the preview with our guest Sister Benika who shared, "some of the ways she was impacted by having an incarcerated parent during most of her childhood which led her to make some decisions that caused her to drop out of school in the 7th grade and be a teen mom due to having a lack of guidance. She reflected on looking back over the years even though she experienced a lot of pain & hurt. She expressed that God brought her to a place of healing that has been a journey...This led her to major in the area of social work since she wanted to be a part of the solution by helping individuals returning home from being incarcerated due to some of the negative stereotypes from some people in our society who look down on returning citizens or those incarcerated. Additionally, sister Benika expressed she sees them differently, she sees God doing greatness in people and that people can change because she's a witness to what God has done in her..."The Full Episode is scheduled to be released Friday, February 5, 2021.Benika Williamson bio in her own words, "A.A.S (Associate's in Applied Science) in Behavior Health & Human Services. Current BSW (Bachelor's in Social Work) Student Graduating May 2021, Attending MSW (Masters in Social Work) Program, starting July 2021. Currently an Intern at Friends Reentry Program as a Case Manager. Worked as an Admin. Assistant in Education and in the Human/ Social Services field. Preparing to launch an Event Decorating/Planning business for small and intimate events. My career began in the Hospitality Field for 8 years before answering the call to go back to school and starting the journey to Social Work. Plans to utilize education, experiences, gifts, and skills as a Social Worker to serve the population of individuals with a history of incarceration in the Reentry Field. "

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How do you center yourself through the cold, dark winter of the Covid-19 pandemic?  How do you help yourself or a loved one who doesn’t want help and where are the resources to help?

Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Director of Behavior Health for Catholic Charities of Central Florida, Catherine Galda, shares how her family was impacted by the shooting at Sandy Hook elementary and what life has looked like since then.  She carried the burden of her own emotional response, while also still caring for her children and community. This is a story of hope, resilience, and recovery from tragedy. Catherine also has her own private practice.Learn more about Catherine Galda's work here: https://cflcc.org/behavioral-health-services/ 

Scott Costello whom serves as Director of Behavior Health for a Regional Hospital continues the discussion on Mental Health. Focusing on diagnosis/misdiagnosis, addiction, and treatment. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/eric-on-air/support

Dr. Serena Patterson believes in living life to the fullest with joy, peace, and happiness from inside out.  She holds an Ed.D. in Education from Argosy University, a Bachelor's Degree in Social Work, Austin Peay State University, and Master's Degree in Teaching and Learning, Ashford University. She has worked with the Department of Family Children Services in Atlanta, GA, and Family Advocacy and Behavior Health for the Military. Dr. Patterson worked with families in foster care, group homes, juvenile's justice system, domestic violence shelters, and soldiers in a suicidal intensive outpatient program. Many of her clients suffered from a lack of self-awareness, understanding of where their happiness lies, and who they are. Some suffered from domestic violence, borderline personality disorders, generalized anxiety, and depression. Dr. Patterson is a certified Life Mastery Consultant through Mary Morrissey Life Master Institute. Currently, she is a member of the International Coaching Federation and member of a local ICF Heartland Chapter.  She conducts career seminars and workshops giving students a guide to finding their dream job upon graduation based on their skills and abilities. She walks clients through step by step Break Free Heal Your Wounds Program. Dr. Patterson's proven 90-day Dream Builders Program is a system that transforms your life.  Her new bestselling book, Break Free Heal Wounds, is available on Amazon. Facebook Website

Dr. Serena Patterson believes in living life to the fullest with joy, peace, and happiness from inside out.  She holds an Ed.D. in Education from Argosy University, a Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work, Austin Peay State University, and Master’s Degree in Teaching and Learning, Ashford University. She has worked with the Department of Family Children Services in Atlanta, GA, and Family Advocacy and Behavior Health for the Military. Dr. Patterson worked with families in foster care, group homes, juvenile’s justice system, domestic violence shelters, and soldiers in a suicidal intensive outpatient program. Many of her clients suffered from a lack of self-awareness, understanding of where their happiness lies, and who they are. Some suffered from domestic violence, borderline personality disorders, generalized anxiety, and depression. Dr. Patterson is a certified Life Mastery Consultant through Mary Morrissey Life Master Institute. Currently, she is a member of the International Coaching Federation and member of a local ICF Heartland Chapter.  She conducts career seminars and workshops giving students a guide to finding their dream job upon graduation based on their skills and abilities. She walks clients through step by step Break Free Heal Your Wounds Program. Dr. Patterson’s proven 90-day Dream Builders Program is a system that transforms your life.  Her new bestselling book, Break Free Heal Wounds, is available on Amazon. Facebook Website

Dr. Serena Patterson believes in living life to the fullest with joy, peace, and happiness from inside out.  She holds an Ed.D. in Education from Argosy University, a Bachelor's Degree in Social Work, Austin Peay State University, and Master's Degree in Teaching and Learning, Ashford University. She has worked with the Department of Family Children Services in Atlanta, GA, and Family Advocacy and Behavior Health for the Military. Dr. Patterson worked with families in foster care, group homes, juvenile's justice system, domestic violence shelters, and soldiers in a suicidal intensive outpatient program. Many of her clients suffered from a lack of self-awareness, understanding of where their happiness lies, and who they are. Some suffered from domestic violence, borderline personality disorders, generalized anxiety, and depression. Dr. Patterson is a certified Life Mastery Consultant through Mary Morrissey Life Master Institute. Currently, she is a member of the International Coaching Federation and member of a local ICF Heartland Chapter.  She conducts career seminars and workshops giving students a guide to finding their dream job upon graduation based on their skills and abilities. She walks clients through step by step Break Free Heal Your Wounds Program. Dr. Patterson's proven 90-day Dream Builders Program is a system that transforms your life.  Her new bestselling book, Break Free Heal Wounds, is available on Amazon. Facebook Website

Dr. Serena Patterson believes in living life to the fullest with joy, peace, and happiness from inside out.  She holds an Ed.D. in Education from Argosy University, a Bachelor's Degree in Social Work, Austin Peay State University, and Master's Degree in Teaching and Learning, Ashford University. She has worked with the Department of Family Children Services in Atlanta, GA, and Family Advocacy and Behavior Health for the Military. Dr. Patterson worked with families in foster care, group homes, juvenile's justice system, domestic violence shelters, and soldiers in a suicidal intensive outpatient program. Many of her clients suffered from a lack of self-awareness, understanding of where their happiness lies, and who they are. Some suffered from domestic violence, borderline personality disorders, generalized anxiety, and depression. Dr. Patterson is a certified Life Mastery Consultant through Mary Morrissey Life Master Institute. Currently, she is a member of the International Coaching Federation and member of a local ICF Heartland Chapter.  She conducts career seminars and workshops giving students a guide to finding their dream job upon graduation based on their skills and abilities. She walks clients through step by step Break Free Heal Your Wounds Program. Dr. Patterson's proven 90-day Dream Builders Program is a system that transforms your life.  Her new bestselling book, Break Free Heal Wounds, is available on Amazon. Facebook Website

Tangent on LinkedInTangent on TwitterLearn more:'The Great Indoors' on AmazonEmily Anthes Official SiteWELL Building CertificationFeatured stimulus: Project Parachute (https://www.enterprisecommunity.org/)Project Parachute on the Real Deal1:48 - We are an indoor species after all4:03 - Rethinking how to use our buildings5:38 - Remote Work: Lessons & predictions for the Real Estate Industry9:06 - Data-driven decisions to improve productivity & office space usage15:40 - WELL Certification: Advancing health and wellbeing in the office22:17 - Stimulus: Project Parachute, helping vulnerable renters23:50 - Implementing active design to create healthier spaces in cities30:55 - How can cities beat Global Warming: Resilient buildings & Amphibious architecture34:02 - Improving cooperation between Real Estate & climate scientists35:53 - Discomfort Zone: Evidence-based design requires political and social reform38:07 - Emily's advise to a 20-year old starting their career in Science Journalism

In this episode, Rebecca Chickey, MPH, senior director of behavioral health and field engagement at the American Hospital Association is joined by Brian Kay, vice president of continuous improvement at Rogers Behavioral Health, as well as Dr. Patrick O’Malley, medical director of primary care services at Rogers Behavioral Health. The discussion: LEAN methodology to improve hospital processes impacted by the COVID pandemic.

We recently had a chance to work with our partner organization YouthSpark, whose mission is to transform the lives of youth vulnerable to abuse and exploitation, and a thought-leader in addressing child exploitation in Georgia and across the country. As a part of their summer programming, they asked VOX ATL to bring the mic to a group of their youth to have a roundtable discussion about police brutality, racism and how it can impact a young person's mental health. Here's what they had to say. VOX ATL's mental health coverage and community workshops are funded by DBDDD, the Georgia Department of Behavior Health and Developmental Disabilities. Views expressed in this recording are those of the panelists and do not necessarily reflect the views of the GA DBHDD. For more teen generated content like this, please visit VOXATL.org.

Dr. Nicole Linen is a Behavior Health Specialist with the Denver Broncos where she works directly with the team's players and coaches and consult regularly with the Broncos' medical, athletic training and player development staffs. Her job is to offer mental health assistance and provide them with sport psychology support. Nicole spent 2017-20 at Auburn University, where she focused on giving clinical and sport psychology support to more than 500 individual student-athletes.    Nicole is a member of the American Psychological Association (APA), the Association for Women in Psychology (AWP) and the Association for Applied Sport Psychology (AASP). She also was the founding faculty advisor for Black Women in Mental Health, a graduate student organization that increases and promotes mental health awareness in the Black community. Nicole is a former collegiate basketball player who holds three post-graduate degrees from Wright State University: a master's degree in clinical psychology (2012), a Master of Business Administration in interdisciplinary business (2013) and a Doctor of Psychology in clinical psychology (2015).  In this episode, Nicole and Cindra talk: Why it is important to focus on progress and process over perfection How to address anxiety including when your body is in control, your brain is in control Ways to address your self-talk when it is not serving you Why it’s important for everyone to do the tough work related to social justice   You can find a full transcript of the podcast interview at: HIGH PERFORMANCE MINDSET SHOWNOTES FOR THIS EPISODE: www.cindrakamphoff.com/383 HOW TO ENTER THE PODCAST GIVEAWAY TO WIN $500 CASH: www.drcindra.com/giveaway FB COMMUNITY FOR THE HPM PODCAST: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2599776723457390/ FOLLOW CINDRA ON INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/cindrakamphoff/ FOLLOW CINDRA ON TWITTER: https://twitter.com/mentally_strong Love the show? Rate and review the show for Cindra to mention you on the next episode: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/high-performance-mindset-learn-from-world-class-leaders/id1034819901    

Nick Jaworski is the CEO of Circle Social Inc., host of the "Recovery Executive Podcast", and an expert in Behavioral Health strategy, marketing, and growth.  Get in touch with the team at Circle Social Inc. on their website.You can even connect with them on FaceBook, Twitter, and LinkedIn

*Correction from Jasmine Najera.  The requirement for LCSW licensing  a 3,000 supervised hours*The importance of mentors in career development. The challenges of working in health care systems as a Woman of Color.The importance of developing programs that integrate social workers into community policing.Supporting the wellness of  law enforcement and  clinical staff who work in jails.Keeping youth out of criminal justice systems by providing wraparound services in times of crisis.  

7.31.20 – Building the Behavior Health and Suicide Prevention Task Force – John Tindall and Kelly Locke – The Extension Hour – LIVE on Lone Star Community Radio Building the Behavioral Health & Suicide Prevention Task Force: [...]

Ray Tamasi, Founder of the Gosnold Innovation Center (Gosnold Innovation) and behavioral healthcare champion.Host Bobby GuyMusic by Banks & Guy. Listen on Apple Music or SpotifyFor more information about the 10 Min. HealthBizCast podcast, visit https://www.healthbizcast.net/

HM1(SW/AW) Jonni Gillispie, a Behavior Health Technician Instructor discusses what the program is all about, while we keep grinding with some awesome questions from our students. Tune in!

In this weeks episode we are releasing the audio version of our Managing Anxiety workshop from April 8th, 2020 during the height of the pandemic. Friend of the show Cory Anton talks to us about the anxiety cycle, what anxiety can look like if you've never experienced it before, the role of the media in anxiety, and flight/fright/freeze response. This episode is packed with incredible information on how to understand your anxiety scale, and the truth about panic attacks when they happen.Anxiety Disorders: A mental health disorder characterized by feelings of worry, anxiety, or fear that are strong enough to interfere with one's daily activities. Examples of anxiety disorders include panic attacks, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and post-traumatic stress disorder. Symptoms include stress that's out of proportion to the impact of the event, inability to set aside a worry, and restlessness.If your ready to work with us, or for more information on Being UnNormal check out our website at www.beingunnormal.comFollow us on social media! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/beingunnormalInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/beingunnormalpodcastSupport the show (http://www.pateron.com/beingunnormal)

In this episode we welcome Mara McLoughlin to talk about Autism. We talk about some common sensory behaviors displayed by children with autism, the importance of building social skills, communication styles, and the importance of setting the environment up for success for people with autism. Mara brings some great example of why making adjustments in the school setting is critical for autistic children, and can be used to help create empathy with their peer groups. Autism is a developmental disorder characterized by difficulties with social interaction and communication, and by restricted and repetitive behavior.To apply to work with us, or more information on Being UnNormal check out our website at www.beingunnormal.comFollow us on social media!Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/beingunnormalInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/beingunnormalpodcastSupport the show (http://www.pateron.com/beingunnormal)

Mental Health with Sondra Leiggi-Brandon, Director of Behavior Health Services, The Queen's Medical Center

Ujamaa Place invited the community to "Commemorate Black History & Culture Day" at the George Latimer Library in partnership with Saint Paul Public Library in celebration of its 10 years of service to its men and the community.    Celebrate Black History & Culture Exhibit 2020 Program *Program subject to change without notice. 12:00noon- 12:30 Welcome / Introduction 12:30am - 2:00pm Author's Loft + Music & Art Exhibition Local Black authors will be featured.  Authors will autograph all books purchased. "Hope in the Struggle" by Dr. Josie R. Johnson Publisher: University of Minnesota Press "Towards An African Education" by Professor Mahmoud El-Kati Publisher: In Black Ink "Diesel Heart" by Melvin Carter, Jr. Publisher: MN Historical Society Press Music & Art Exhibition: Ujamaa Place "Music Therapy" Take a "Music Therapy" class with Ujamaa Men facilitated by the "Behavior Health & Wellness" team Darnell Baker and Faith Lofton and Housing Coach, Keith Nance, who is a talented musician.  DJ Roosevelt Mansfield, Ujamaa youth coach, will be on the 1s and 2s. "Philando Castile Art in Healing" exhibit and discussion with Ujamaa men facilitated by Valerie Castile featuring artists who healed the community after the death of her son. Ujamaa Podcast: "A Black Man's Sketch" will be recorded LIVE. Click here (http://www.ujamaaplace.org/black-history--culture-2020-exhibit.html) to learn more.

In this episode, Brett Dupree discusses how personal development is full of charlatans. How he wants to be someone who helps people while being honest. Then he has a wonderful interview with Bill Protzmann, who talks about music as self-care.Bill Protzmann (PRAHTS’-man) is a man on a mission: to raise awareness of the power of music as self-care.In addition to being a successful IT entrepreneur, Bill holds magna cum laude degrees in piano performance and creative writing and has concertized and performed for many years with a focus on bringing music to audiences in non-traditional ways.In 2011, he launched Music Care Inc, a for-profit corporation dedicated to teaching practical ways music can be used for self-care. His work was recognized by the National Council for Behavioral Health with an Award of Excellence in 2014 – the behavioral health equivalent of winning an Oscar.When he talks about music and self-care, he speaks with gentle conviction and from real experience.You can find Bill Protzmann online or contact him directly via email or phone using the website PracticalHeartSkills.com.If you’re all ready to jump in and learn how to use music as self-care, take the guided, gamified, and fully-mentored online course at Quest.MusicCare.net.And keep your music playing!More episodes at pod.JoyousExpansion.com

In this episode with Amy Hord, Director of Behavior Health at Family Support Services, talks with me about Emotional health and well-being. We go through the ins and outs of emotional development, regulation, and how to teach yourself new ways to manage your emotions. 

In July 2019, the Centers for Disease Control released the most recent opioid overdose mortality rates, which showed a decrease for the first time in a decade at the national level. Unfortunately, that trend did not hold true for Tennessee, where overdose rates rose a modest 4.8 percent. In this episode, Special Agent Tommy Farmer from the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Dangerous Drug Task Force and Dr. Robert Pack, Professor of Community and Behavior Health at East Tennessee State University, discuss the most recent statistics, where the state is showing improvements as well as new trends like the increase of heroin and fentanyl and the resurgence of meth.

Episode 44: Technology and Behavior Health and Wellness | Dr. Julie Kinn Dr. Julie Kinn is a licensed clinical psychologist with over 15 years of experience researching and implementing health technology for suicide prevention and other behavioral health promotion. She oversees the development and implementation of health technology for the military and veteran communities at the Department of Defense and the Defense Health Agency. The Defense Health Agency’s Connected Health Branch to help develop mobile apps and online resources to improve the lives of service members, veterans, and their families. The DHA is working to bring these resources into the lives of service members, veterans, and their families through technology. Small habits like a few minutes of daily reflection and meditation can be a great way to care for your mental health and wellness during your career transition out of the military. Want more? www.health.mil/connectedhealth https://www.health.mil/About-MHS/OASDHA/Defense-Health-Agency/Operations/Clinical-Support-Division/Connected-Health/Military-Health-Podcasts --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/not-another-wellness-podcast/message

Tobi is the Director of Quality and Behavior Health for a Children's Health Plan and makes sure health care providers are providing quality service to their members. Tobi also empowers and inspires nurses to find their true calling by sharing all of the opportunities that are available to them through her TobiTalks podcast. Find out more about her career journey on the educational podcast for students on Learn From Others.

Outside the Legislature, Rep. Nicole Macri has devoted her career to, in her words, "ensuring that people have the opportunity to live in safe, healthy homes that they can afford." It's not surprising that she brought that focus to Olympia when she was elected in 2016. Nicole is back for a new session, and today she talks about how she'll be approaching the issue, and others, in 2019.

Sherry interviews Kim Witczak about the loss of her husband Woody. He was in the early stages of a startup and began to experience trouble sleeping. The story unfolded in the worst possible way. Kim talks about what she wished she had known about the mental health challenges common to those in the early phase of a start-up. Kim Witczak is a leading national drug safety advocate and speaker with over 25 years professional experience in advertising and marketing communications. She became involved in pharmaceutical drug safety issues after the death of her husband. Kim was appointed Consumer Representative on the FDA Psychopharmacologic Drug Advisory Committee in 2016 and is on the Board of Directors of National Physicians Alliance.  She is an active member of the Consumers Union Safe Patient Project and Lown Institute Community Engagement and Behavior Health council and as well as a part of the DC-based Patient, Consumer, and Public Health Coalition making sure the voice of non-conflicted patients and consumers is represented in healthcare/FDA related legislative issues. Woody Matters

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Anne-Marie Fiore, director of Technology for the Wilmington Public Schools is talking about Behavioral Health and social emotional learning With Jen Mahon and Alice Brown LeGrand. As well as speaking with the Wildwood and the Boutwell's adjustment counselor Christine Murray.

The June 25, 2015, episode of American Heroes Radio features a conversation with Erica Trejo the Director of Military Families are Resilient at Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services.  Erica Trejo is a Licenses Family Marriage Therapist and the Director of Military Families are Resilient at Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services.  She is also a recent recipient of the National Council for Behavior Health’s Rising Star Award.

The June 25, 2015, episode of American Heroes Radio features a conversation with Erica Trejo the Director of Military Families are Resilient at Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services.  Erica Trejo is a Licenses Family Marriage Therapist and the Director of Military Families are Resilient at Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services.  She is also a recent recipient of the National Council for Behavior Health’s Rising Star Award.

In this podcast, Editor-in-Chief John Allegrante, PhD, interviews Dr. Shelley D. Golden and Dr. Jo Anne L. Earp about their article, "2012: Social Ecological Approaches to Individuals and Their Contexts: Twenty Years of Health Education and Behavior Health Promotion Interventions," published in the January 2012 issue of Health Education & Behavior.

Medical Grand Rounds with Jay Buckey, MD