Podcasts about behaviorial

Koko is a household name for most of us. Although she is no longer with us, she still lives in our hearts. But...Could Koko actually talk using sign language? Was this just a giant sham to funnel money to an "organization"? We don't think so. So kick back and enjoy this wholesome edition of "On Wednesdays, we talk weird". 

They say failure is the best teacher. This man would know - he's interviewed 300 of them. And counting.   Paul Padmore is a prominent figure in the realm of social well-being and the creative force behind the captivating podcast, ‘My Perfect Failure.' As the host of this thought-provoking show, Paul delivers impactful lessons on the influence of a positive mindset in both professional and personal realms. With a robust background in the industry, Paul currently serves as the Head of Customer Engagement for a leading Behaviorial strategy consultancy in London. The mission of ‘My Perfect Failure' is to showcase how our setbacks can be the transformative gateways we are seeking to live a brighter and more fulfilled future.   In this episode, you'll hear: - What inspired a man to turn 300 stories of failure into lessons for others. - The common threads of resilience he discovered through his interviews. - How failures can be the catalyst for personal and career growth. - Insights on overcoming adversity and finding your true path. - Advice for anyone looking to redefine success on their own terms. ✉️ Join Our Community and sign up to our newsletter here: https://1000voicesuk.beehiiv.com/subscribe

After being diagnosed with Hashimoto's Thyroiditis in 2009, Dr.Izabella Wentz dedicated her career to addressing the root causes of thyroid dysfunction. If you suffer from symptoms like anxiety, fatigue and brain fog, the protocols Dr. Wentz shares in this episode can help you feel better in a matter of weeks.In this episode we cover:0:03:31 – Symptoms of Adrenal Dysfunction0:06:10 – What and where are the adrenal glands?0:10:34 – Hormones and the circadian cycle0:16:45 – Too little cortisol0:21:28 – Cortisol and glucose0:23:33 – What hormones do the adrenals produce?0:27:49 – HPA Axis0:32:29 – Causes of Adrenal Dysfunction0:39:30 – Diagnostic tests0:43:55 – Addison's disease0:48:04 – Statins0:51:49 – Hashimoto's and hypothyroidism0:55:31 – Diet1:12:44 – Supplements1:19:37 – Hormone therapy1:22:49 – Mitochondrial health1:25:18 – Caffeine1:29:01 – Behaviorial interventions1:38:44 – Adrenal Transformation ProtocolLearn more about Commune and check out all our health, nutrition, and functional medicine courses free for 14 days at onecommune.com/trialThis podcast is supported by:KyolicPrevention is the best way to protect your heart health. In addition to maintaining a healthy diet,exercise and good sleep patterns, you can include one of the best-researched natural herbal supplements to your routine, Kyolic Aged Garlic Extract. Request a sample at Kyolic.com/sample-request. Use promo code “Commune”.LivOn LabsThis week's podcast is made possible by LivOn Labs.Discover why Jeff Krasno, Schuyler Grant, and people who know wellness areditching pills, powders, and gummies for this powerful, nutrient-packed goo. GET FREE SAMPLES WITH ANY PURCHASE livonlabs.com/communeBetterHelpBetterHelp offers convenient online therapy on your schedule. It's the same professionalservice you'd get from an in-person therapist, but with the option to communicate whenand how you want – by chat, phone, or video call. Start on your own journey of self-discovery, with BetterHelp. Visit BetterHelp.com/commune to get 20% off your first month of online therapy.BiOptimizers Magnesium Breakthrough is the ultimate magnesium supplement that offers the full spectrum of all seven types of magnesium, specially formulated to reach every tissue in your body for maximum health benefits.This one-of-a-kind product is designed to reverse low levels of magnesium, which could be causing a multitude of health problems.This means that this supplement acts like a brake on your body's nervous system, helping to calm and soothe, promoting a better quality of life. Visit magbreakthrough.com/onecommune and get 10% off on Magnesium Breakthrough with codeThrive MarketJoin Thrive Market today and get a FREE $80 in free groceries when you go to thrivemarket.com/commune

After being diagnosed with Hashimoto's Thyroiditis in 2009, Dr.Izabella Wentz dedicated her career to addressing the root causes of thyroid dysfunction. If you suffer from symptoms like anxiety, fatigue and brain fog, the protocols Dr. Wentz shares in this episode can help you feel better in a matter of weeks. In this episode we cover: 0:03:31 – Symptoms of Adrenal Dysfunction 0:06:10 – What and where are the adrenal glands? 0:10:34 – Hormones and the circadian cycle 0:16:45 – Too little cortisol 0:21:28 – Cortisol and glucose 0:23:33 – What hormones do the adrenals produce? 0:27:49 – HPA Axis 0:32:29 – Causes of Adrenal Dysfunction 0:39:30 – Diagnostic tests 0:43:55 – Addison's disease 0:48:04 – Statins 0:51:49 – Hashimoto's and hypothyroidism 0:55:31 – Diet 1:12:44 – Supplements 1:19:37 – Hormone therapy 1:22:49 – Mitochondrial health 1:25:18 – Caffeine 1:29:01 – Behaviorial interventions 1:38:44 – Adrenal Transformation Protocol Learn more about Commune and check out all our health, nutrition, and functional medicine courses free for 14 days at onecommune.com/trial This podcast is supported by: Kyolic Prevention is the best way to protect your heart health. In addition to maintaining a healthy diet,exercise and good sleep patterns, you can include one of the best-researched natural herbal supplements to your routine, Kyolic Aged Garlic Extract. Request a sample at Kyolic.com/sample-request. Use promo code “Commune”. LivOn Labs This week's podcast is made possible by LivOn Labs. Discover why Jeff Krasno, Schuyler Grant, and people who know wellness are ditching pills, powders, and gummies for this powerful, nutrient-packed goo. GET FREE SAMPLES WITH ANY PURCHASE livonlabs.com/commune BetterHelp BetterHelp offers convenient online therapy on your schedule. It's the same professional service you'd get from an in-person therapist, but with the option to communicate when and how you want – by chat, phone, or video call. Start on your own journey of self-discovery, with BetterHelp. Visit BetterHelp.com/commune to get 20% off your first month of online therapy. BiOptimizers Magnesium Breakthrough is the ultimate magnesium supplement that offers the full spectrum of all seven types of magnesium, specially formulated to reach every tissue in your body for maximum health benefits.This one-of-a-kind product is designed to reverse low levels of magnesium, which could be causing a multitude of health problems.This means that this supplement acts like a brake on your body's nervous system, helping to calm and soothe, promoting a better quality of life. Visit magbreakthrough.com/onecommune and get 10% off on Magnesium Breakthrough with code Thrive Market Join Thrive Market today and get a FREE $80 in free groceries when you go to thrivemarket.com/commune

"Behavioral science is helping insurers tap into new potential in product design, sales, claims, and ecosystem building." Die Mathematik und Wissenschaft begleiten die Versicherungsbranche schon seit vielen Jahren. Der Wunsch nach individuellen Produkten, basierend auf dem jeweiligen Verhalten, ist mittlerweile in der Branche angekommen.Doch welche Auswirkungen haben diese spannenden Themen auf die Industrie?Wir diskutieren mit Sonja Kohn, Managing Partner von BestFit, die Chancen und Potenziale von individuellen Verhaltensmustern, die durch den Einsatz von AI und Wissenschaft bei der Analyse bewiesen werden können. Dabei betrachten wir die typischen Anwendungsfelder für Behavioral Science, Psychometrie und Neuroscience in der Versicherungsbranche sowie deren Perspektiven für Marketing, Vertrieb und Service. Zudem gehen wir der Frage nach, wie schnell Behavorial Economics wirkt und worauf es bei der Implementierung ankommt. Unser Gast: Sonja KohnUnsere Website: https://insurancemonday.de/Folge uns auch auf unserer LinkedIn Unternehmensseite für spannende Updates.Co-Host: Alexander BernertCo-Host: Tobias HinterthürVielen Dank, dass Du unseren Podcast hörst.

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There is much publicity these days regarding the crimes of sex trafficking and sextortion (blackmail with a photo). These crimes often take place in the shadows and are hard to identify. Even more concerning for parents are what signs should they look for if they believe a loved one is being trafficked. Especially if that loved one is a minor. This weeks show we will discuss in detail signs of trafficking and behavioral indicators related to sex trafficking and sextortion. These will include some of the following: A sudden fantasy relationship. Becoming secretive Depression and low self esteem. A sudden need for money. Coming home with new gifts, bling, nails etc. Spending a lot of time on dating sites and hook up sites. A female with a new girlfriend that seems not quite right Change in school attendance and a drop in grades Running away or spending time away from family without explanation Receiving an offer regarding modeling, dancing, etc. Sudden extra money with no obvious source New Tattoos especially with someones name, or a rose made out of dollars New bite marks, bruises, cigarette burns, scratches and cuts One or more prepaid phones that the parent did not provide to them Unable to sleep, anxious, agitated, highly emotional Very withdrawn, not willing to communicate. Cutting Older Boyfriend or Girlfriend. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/million-kids/support

Welcome to the NeurologyLive Mind Moments podcast. Tune in to hear leaders in neurology sound off on topics that impact your clinical practice. In this episode, we spoke with Jennifer Martin, PhD, professor of medicine, University of California-Los Angeles, and a board member of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM), to discuss the AASM's recent clinical practice guideline update that recommends the use of multi-component cognitive behavioral therapy for the treatment of insomnia. Thanks for listening to the NeurologyLive Mind Moments podcast. To support the show, be sure to rate, review, and subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts. For more neurology news and expert-driven content, visit neurologylive.com (http://neurologylive.com/) . REFERENCE Edinger JD, Arnedt JT, Bertisch SM, et al. Behavioral and psychological treatments for chronic insomnia disorder in adults: an American Academy of Sleep Medicine clinical practice guideline. J. Clin. Sleep Med. Published online November 9, 2020. doi: 10.5664/jcsm.8986

By Michael Tetreault, Editor, Concierge Medicine Today/The DPC Journal and Author/Host, The DocPreneur Leadership Podcast Today we wrestle with another complex, overwhelming and challenging subject. Mental Health. More specifically, how can Physicians, Concierge Medicine Doctors and families access the right treatment and the best resources in a complex and emotionally charged field of healthcare? My guest and friend today is Dr. Jonathan Green, PhD, Senior Advisor at O'Connor Professional Group (https://oconnorpg.com/our-team/). O'Connor Professional Group (OPG) is a national behavioral health navigation and consulting practice, headquartered in Boston. OPG works with individuals and families struggling with addiction, eating disorders, autism, and additional mental health conditions. Our services include consultations, interventions, treatment placements, family and therapeutic coaching, companions and case management, in collaboration with a client's treatment team. Our services blend therapeutic coaching with accountability and can help clients establish lives in long term recovery. Dr. Jonathan Green, PhD, is a Senior Advisor at O'Connor Professional Group. A native of Massachusetts, he received his doctorate in clinical psychology from Clark University in Worcester, MA. Jon completed his clinical internship and postdoctoral fellowship at the VA Boston Healthcare System with appointments at Boston University School of Medicine and Harvard Medical School. Here he completed rotations in dual diagnosis (PTSD/substance use disorders) and behavioral medicine while also conducting research in the National Center for PTSD. Jon has published over 20 peer-reviewed articles and book chapters and has received awards from the American Psychological Association, the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies, the Anxiety and Depression Association of America, and the Military Suicide Research Consortium. Jon is a founding member of the Suicide and Self-Injury Special Interest Group of the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies and is the current president of the Men's Mental and Physical Health Special Interest Group. Jon enjoys finding compassionate and creative ways to apply gold-standard, empirically supported treatments for clients with unique needs, valuing the relationship between the client and provider as much as the quality of the intervention. Resources Mentioned Tel. 617-910-3940 www.oconnorpg.com 65 SPRAGUE STREET EAST MEZZANINE, SUITE M1 BOSTON, MA 02136 617-221-8764 intake@oconnorpg.com 745 5th AVENUE SUITE #500 NEW YORK, NY 10151 617-221-8764 intake@oconnorpg.com Web: www.oconnorpg.com OTHER RESOURCES MENTIONED www.ConciergeMedicineFORUM.com www.ConciergeMedicineToday.com www.DocPreneurPress.com www.DirectPrimaryCare.com

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"Kay" talks about her relationship with her best friend who has Huntington's Disease and how her mood swings are affecting important decisions she has to make.

"Kay" talks about her relationship with her best friend who has Huntington's Disease and how her mood swings are affecting important decisions she has to make.

When you’re looking to hire a new partner-in-crime for your business, you need to do more than just write the perfect job listing and choose the most promising resumes. You need to ROCK the interview process by not only asking the right questions, but giving the right answers. That’s right, it’s actually a two-way street!  The hiring process can be a grueling trial full of potential pitfalls. Believe me, I’ve been there -- I worked in recruitment back during my corporate days! (Let me tell you, I did not enjoy it one bit!) But if you know how (and when) to prepare for your hiring needs, it can be surprisingly easy … and even fun! I’ve taken what I’ve learned from my corporate hiring days, improved on that knowledge through my experience as a CEO, threw in some insights I’ve gained through working with my amazing clients, and created a revamped guide to modern hiring -- one that I’ve been dying to share with you!  And today is the day! In this podcast episode, I’m going to reveal: How to do your due diligence and avoid hiring misfires Why an interview is also a branding exercise -- and how that realization will help you select the perfect candidate for your company! The secret to bringing objective measures into a subjective process -- and why it’s SO important! Make your next hire the most amazing addition to your team!Remember to subscribe on iTunes, Google Play and Stitcher! Highlights:4:56  Hiring isn’t as easy as you think -- why due diligence is crucial! 07:20  Trust … but verify   08:42  “You want candidates to leave an interview excited about you, your business, and the prospect of creating something incredible with you” 09:24  Case study: Three Boudoir 12:00  “You are not alone if things feel messy for you right now. New levels of growth and success in your business can get messy!” 12:48  “We’re going to have a better chance of hiring a satisfied partner-in-crime who is set up for success if we are transparent” 14:20  Be realistic and encourage realistic expectations 15:10  Referrals aren’t the be-all, end-all -- you still need a proper interview process! 16:00  “Give your candidates the opportunity to explain why they are a great fit for you and your business” 17:07  Why interviewing is the key to the hiring process -- and how website forms can make the process easier! 19:02  How to make a subjective process more objective 19:18  Top strategies for streamlining your interview process 22:23  Behaviorial-based interview style quiz   Thank you for listening! Want more information and tips? Bookmark ambermccue.com/blog and follow Amber on Instagram: @AmberMcCue

Narrator: This is Science Today. Sustainable dining is a huge deal on college campuses and the University of California, Santa Barbara is no exception. In fact, for years they’ve been taking an innovative approach towards reducing food waste that incorporates some behavioral psychology. Jill Horst, director of dining services, describes how they dealt with all the half-eaten apples they were noticing in their tray returns. Horst: 9:17 It wasn’t because the apple wasn’t good, but the apple was so large. 9:27 So …we decided, well they have different sized apples, so why don’t we take a look at what would be the best size apple that somebody could consume without any waste? Narrator: They found that a five to six ounce apple was the proper portion. And while the change resulted in much less waste in the dining hall, it wasn’t without some initial push back from students. Horst: “Uh, what happened to the apples? These are, like mini apples”. But we never took anything away, we just sized things the right way. How do you educate them and why are you doing this? And you have a bunch of half-eaten apples as a display to say, this is why we’re doing that. It really resonated with them. Narrator: For Science Today, I’m Larissa Branin.

Alert: You slept for sixteen minutes and twenty-seven seconds less last night than your six-month average. Expert sleepers typically stay within one standard deviation (five minutes) of their average sleep time; consider going to bed eleven minutes earlier tonight to recover your average and maintain optimum cognition. This information will automatically be added to your personal report. For your safety, your car has also been notified and you have been limited to twelve minutes of driving above the speed limit for the duration of your commute. You have visitors tonight; your joint playlist has been tweaked towards low-BPM songs to encourage you to sleep at the recommended time. Good morning. Opting out of breast cancer genetic testing Wired on the quantified "us" Apple ResearchKit-powered Parkinson's tracking ResearchKit Nicholas Felton and his Fantabulous Reports Automatic Flow state Fuelly! You know everything (about cholera), John Snow Tufte on John Snow Google Flu Trends had a G-oopsie Behaviorial coding (not as dystopian as it sounds) Quantified Self Subtle, yet tangible

We’re born into a culture where trillions of decisions have already been made by the people who have lived before us. The entire human world is constructed of these expectations, so by the time we join that world as an adult, it’s pretty easy to feel like most of our decisions are limited and oftentimes made for us. When that operating system is screaming to go to school, get a job, buy all stuff that makes your life better, have some kids and borrow enough money to make it all happen, it can feel like your margin for independent ideas and motivation just got squashed. It’s no wonder the decisions we think we’re making don’t feel very rational. No wonder how we can completely lose the motivation to keep slaving away. If you were an alien watching our evolution, you’d see a few big decisions but on a day-to-day basis we’re blind to how the decisions we’re making affect not only our own life but the future of our culture. This week’s guest Dan Ariely, studies decisions and motivation. He is the James B Duke professor of Psychology and Behavioral Economics at Duke University and the founder of the Center for Advanced Hindsight. Dani is also the author of three New York Times Bestsellers including Predictably Irrational, The Upside of Irrationality and The Honest Truth about Dishonesty and is preparing to release his next book, Payoff, later this year. By the end of our chat, hopefully you have some new frameworks to evaluate our own road, not to mention the many paths around you.

Can behavioral science nudge us into better behavior? A growing number of government leaders think so. And they are being assisted by ideas42, a firm that uses behavioral science to design scalable solutions for social impact. Our guest this week on “Knight Cities” is **Ted Robertson**, managing director at the firm.

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Kendall Billman of VinSolutions talks with us about putting the data you could be gathering from your Website to use.

Kendall Billman of VinSolutions talks with us about putting the data you could be gathering from your Website to use.

Here is the video for my 4th podcast. https://gigf.files.wordpress.com/2011/04/podcast4hq.mp4

I just completed a podcast on the Kerry Bill.

I have posted the video for Podcast number 2 here.

I have posted the video for the third podcast, managing an FTC consent decree here.

For easier viewing I have posted a HQ version of Podcast 3.

PTC-664: Social Foundations of Urban Health - Lectures - Week 09 - Study of Social and Behaviorial Factors Surrounding the AIDS Pandemic -