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2 episodes with beth warren
3 episodes with beth warren
You are in for a girly treat in today's podcast! I am joined by the founder of The Wandering Bee and mother of two children Beth Warren. This is the second time Beth has been on the No Rest For The Vivid and I am so glad to have her back. Since the last time she joined me her business has boomed, from moving premises and hiring staff to having her youngest child and getting a new puppy. It's safe to say Beth loves chaos and boy you can tell. She has faced the grind and grown her business and what an inspiring journey she goes through with us today. Beth has a ‘you can do anything attitude' and firmly believes if you have the right mindset and self belief it will take you there and now she is learning to take the slower approach to life and enjoy the world she has built around her. What an amazing entrepreneur and an inspiration. https://the-wanderingbee.com/ https://www.instagram.com/_thewanderingbee/ https://www.facebook.com/TheWanderingBeeShop _________ If you loved this episode, please subscribe and share - it helps me to help even more Warrior Bosses! Find out how you can work with me, here: www.clairehill.uk Get bingey with all my free training here: www.clairehill.uk/freestuff You can find me on Instagram: @iamclairehill ________ self-belief, coach, online business owners, imposter syndrome, doubt, fear, mindset, profit, growth, entrepreneur --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/iamclairehill/message
My guest today helps us understand reproductive trauma, what it looks like, and how to recognize it. She explains the difference between trauma and PTSD, how these conditions can show up in the reproductive period, and how they can impact individuals, partnerships, and families. Most importantly, her message is one of hope because there are proven ways to heal from reproductive trauma, and that's the overriding theme of today's episode. Join us to learn more! Bethany Warren is a psychotherapist in private practice in San Diego who has worked in reproductive mental health for 25 years. She has authored The Pregnancy and Postpartum Mood Workbook and Healing from Reproductive Trauma. She is certified in EMDR therapy and perinatal mental health, specializing in perinatal mood and anxiety disorders, birth and reproductive trauma, pregnancy loss, and infertility. She's also an EMDRIA-approved consultant and facilitates EMDR training. She is a current member and previously served as the President of the Board of the Postpartum Health Alliance. Beth joined us for three previous episodes: 15-Postpartum OCD, 107-EMDR for Perinatal Mental Health, and 216-Understanding Attachment and Bonding. Visit our podcast archives to find these episodes. Show Highlights: Understanding trauma vs. PTSD How psychological and trauma-related words are often overused and misused in pop culture What PTSD might look like How people can experience trauma in the perinatal journey Why we need to recognize and validate ALL reproductive trauma—not just birth trauma Thoughts on triggers—and why some people are triggered by the word “trigger” How to be mindful of social media posts and the tendency to dissociate How partners can also experience reproductive trauma and shouldn't be overlooked How reproductive trauma impacts people through grief and loss How to begin the healing journey with treatment, therapy, new skills, and support groups Resources: Connect with Beth: Website and Instagram Visit our Mom & Mind podcast archives to find other episodes with Beth: 15-Postpartum OCD, 107-EMDR for Perinatal Mental Health, and 216-Understanding Attachment and Bonding. Visit www.postpartum.net for resources and support! Visit www.postpartum.net/professionals/certificate-trainings/ for information on the grief course. Visit my website, www.wellmindperinatal.com, for more information, resources, and courses you can take today! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Celebrating the summer with THROWBACK EPISODES! I laughed so much in this episode! I chat to Beth Warren, CEO of The Wandering Bee, who makes Kick-Ass Candles, out of beer bottles! I have one myself and it is flawless! We chat about lots including how kick-ass Beth is to have gone 'all-in' not once, but TWICE! To find out about Beth and The Wandering Bee, visit her website https://the-wanderingbee.com/ and follow her on Instagram @_thewanderingbee/ If you loved this episode, please subscribe and share - it helps me to help even more Warrior Bosses! Get your FREE guide: Ten Steps To Power Up Your Self-Belief here You're invited to join my new FREE Facebook group The Warrior Boss Society: For Business Owners Who Want More! Join here: www.facebook.com/groups/warriorbosssociety You can find me on Instagram: @norestfor_thevivid @iamclairehill @vivid_wire Find my YouTube channel here: www.youtube.com/@iamclairehill www.clairehill.uk www.vividwire.co.uk --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/iamclairehill/message
The more Gwinnett County detectives dug into Bart Corbin's life and history, the more convinced they were that the forty-year-old dentist wasn't just responsible for the death of his wife, but also for the death of his girlfriend nearly a decade and a half earlier. For two years Corbin denied any involvement in the deaths, insisting both women had killed themselves. Then, just days before his trial was to begin, he shocked everyone by pleading guilty to both murders in exchange for two life sentences with the possibility of parole after fifteen years.Thank you so much to David White for research assistance :)ReferencesAtlanta Journal Constitution. 2006. "Timeline of events in Barton Corbin's case." The Atlanta Journal Constitution, September 17.Bentley, Rosalind. 2004. "Corbin arrest is 'hard'." The Atlanta Journal-Constituion , December 23.Bentley, Rosalind, and Lateef Mungin. 2006. "Barton Corbin case: How they nailed him." The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, September 17.Bentley, Rosalind, Lateef Mungin, and Beth Warren. 2006. "Guilty guilty: Corbin pleads." The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, September 16.Bruner, Tasgola Karla. 2004. "The Corbin case: Med-school girlfriend was fearful." Atlanta Journal-Constitution, December 16.—. 2004. "Parallels revive case of Augusta tragedy." The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, December 13.—. 2004. "Similarities in 'suicides' are haunting ." The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, December 16.Bruner, Tasgola Karla, and John Ghirardini. 2004. "Dentist main 'focus'." The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, December 13.Glatt, John. 2007. The Doctor's Wife: A True Story of Marriage, Deception and Two Grusom Deaths.New York, NY: St. Martin's Press.Hansen, Jane. 2006. "Dolly's truth: To her family, her death in 1990 was never a mystery." The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, October 15.Mungin, Lateef. 2004. "Dacula man sought after wife's shooting." The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, December 8.—. 2004. "Death called homicide, not suicide." The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, December 8.—. 2004. "Dentist's kin to testify before grand jury today." The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, December 15.Rankin, Bill, and Bill Topry. 2005. "Corbin faces double danger." The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, January 9.Stafford, Rob. 2006. Death and the Dentist. October 18. Accessed June 25, 2023. https://www.nbcnews.com/id/wbna15253153.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
When Gwinnett County sheriff's officers responded to a call about a shooting at the home of Dr. Barton Corbin on the morning of December 4, 2004, they discovered the body of the doctor's wife, Jennifer Corbin, dead from what appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Within a few days, however, investigators learned some things about Bart Corbin that led them to believe that the thirty-three-year-old mother of two may not have taken her own life. Thank you so much to David White for research assistance :)References:Atlanta Journal Constitution. 2006. "Timeline of events in Barton Corbin's case." The Atlanta Journal Constitution, September 17.Bentley, Rosalind. 2004. "Corbin arrest is 'hard'." The Atlanta Journal-Constituion , December 23.Bentley, Rosalind, and Lateef Mungin. 2006. "Barton Corbin case: How they nailed him." The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, September 17.Bentley, Rosalind, Lateef Mungin, and Beth Warren. 2006. "Guilty guilty: Corbin pleads." The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, September 16.Bruner, Tasgola Karla. 2004. "The Corbin case: Med-school girlfriend was fearful." Atlanta Journal-Constitution, December 16.—. 2004. "Parallels revive case of Augusta tragedy." The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, December 13.—. 2004. "Similarities in 'suicides' are haunting ." The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, December 16.Bruner, Tasgola Karla, and John Ghirardini. 2004. "Dentist main 'focus'." The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, December 13.Glatt, John. 2007. The Doctor's Wife: A True Story of Marriage, Deception and Two Grusom Deaths. New York, NY: St. Martin's Press.Hansen, Jane. 2006. "Dolly's truth: To her family, her death in 1990 was never a mystery." The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, October 15.Mungin, Lateef. 2004. "Dacula man sought after wife's shooting." The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, December 8.—. 2004. "Death called homicide, not suicide." The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, December 8.—. 2004. "Dentist's kin to testify before grand jury today." The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, December 15.Rankin, Bill, and Bill Topry. 2005. "Corbin faces double danger." The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, January 9.Stafford, Rob. 2006. Death and the Dentist. October 18. Accessed June 25, 2023. https://www.nbcnews.com/id/wbna15253153See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Shoppers are looking for more immersive in-store experiences – from personalized attention to customization and convenient access to products. But crafting the perfect in-store experience means understanding what your customers expect and incorporating technology thoughtfully to empower both shoppers and associates. During this episode of Retail Remix, our host Alicia Esposito chats with Beth Warren, SVP of Marketing for Creative Realities, a company that helps brands select and implement the right in-store technology for their experience goals. The pair chat about the new era of store design and experience, and how brands can uncover new opportunities for innovation. Listen in to learn about: The importance of contextualization in retail; How operational efficiency plays into the in-store experience; and The unique role of content in influencing store behaviors. RELATED LINKS Connect with Beth here! Learn more about Creative Realities. Read about why retail media networks are the future of in-store experiences Learn more about in-store experience trends at Retail TouchPoints.
The Cártel Jalisco Nueva Generación, also referred to as CJNG, is a Mexican drug cartel with cells throughout the United States. Cartel members lived in Oregon and distributed fentanyl, meth and other illicit drugs in the state and across the country. The pockets of activity affected Portland and Hillsboro but also smaller communities like Oregon City, Seaside, and Hood River. Beth Warren is an enterprise and investigative reporter for the Courier Journal in Louisville, Kentucky. She reported on drug trafficking in Oregon and CJNG's efforts to expand its drug smuggling operations throughout the U.S.
On devoting herself to covering drug cartels and the opioid crisis; on having a gun pulled on her while reporting; on accidentally entering a crack den; on why journalism has been the ideal career.
I laughed so much in this episode! I chat to Beth Warren, CEO of The Wandering Bee, who makes Kick-Ass Candles, out of beer bottles! I have one myself and it is flawless! We chat about lots including how kick-ass Beth is to have gone 'all-in' not once, but TWICE! To find out about Beth and The Wandering Bee, visit her website https://the-wanderingbee.com/ and follow her on Instagram @_thewanderingbee/ You can find me on Instagram @vivid_wire, @thevivid_club and @norestfor_thevivid. Explore my websites too, www.thevividclub.co.uk and www.vividwire.co.uk. To find out more about my trauma informed approach to business support, email hello@thevividclub.co.uk or send me a DM. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/clairevivid/message
Today's show focuses on attachment and bonding. Some parents feel immediate love and connection with their new baby, but for many, they struggle to achieve a “normal” bond. The good news is that there are specific steps parents can take to understand the basics of attachment and bonding. Join us to learn more! Beth Warren is a psychotherapist in private practice in San Diego, California. She has a passion for reproductive mental health and has worked in this field for over 20 years. Beth is certified in EMDR therapy and Perinatal Mental Health, specializing in perinatal mood and anxiety disorders, birth trauma, pregnancy loss, and infertility. She has worked in both hospital and outpatient psychiatric settings and has led postpartum support groups for new mothers. She is a current member and previously served as the President of the Board of the Postpartum Health Alliance, a nonprofit organization in San Diego dedicated to promoting awareness of Perinatal Mental Health. In addition to working as a therapist and EMDR consultant, she facilitates trainings and is a regular speaker, lecturer, podcast/radio guest. She has written a newly released book called The Pregnancy and Postpartum Mood Workbook, which helps new parents navigate their emotions and build skills towards mental wellness through their journey of parenthood. Show Highlights: The fundamental basics of bonding and attachment How bonding includes feelings of warmth, connection, protection, and responsibility that unfold over time How traumatic births can delay feelings of bonding and attachment How a disruption in attachment from your childhood can play out to delay bonding with your own child How an anxious parent can have an effect on how that child grows up and then parents their own child—and why they might want to parent differently How culture and community can play into parenting because of our experiences in life Why parents have to heal themselves in order to be good parents and break multi-generational patterns How perinatal mood and anxiety disorders can cause delayed bonding, but the good news is that parents can keep working on it How the feedback loop happens as a new baby grows and develops to interact with his parents Why mirror neurons are vitally important for babies to learn from their parents How therapy can help parents learn what they are doing well even when they don't feel the bonding with their baby that they want How Beth works with parents to help them think about what their baby “would thank them for today” How words of affirmation and encouragement can make all the difference for an anxious mom Beth's advice for parents to promote bonding and attachment: Talk to your baby during every chance for interaction. Add singing and other motions with eye contact to help them imitate you. “Wear” your baby in a sling to keep them close to you and practice skin-to-skin touch when possible. Why some parents have the distorted belief that their baby doesn't like them or they are a bad parent when they don't understand how bonding unfolds over time How positive quiet-time intervention can help the struggling parent How Beth's new book, The Pregnancy and Postpartum Mood Workbook, has suggested bonding and attachment exercises Resources: Bethany Warren LCSW Find Beth on Instagram. The Pregnancy and Postpartum Mood Workbook: The Guide to Surviving Your Emotions When Having a Baby by Bethany Warren and Beth Creager Berger
This week, we take a look at what went wrong in the investigation into the West Memphis Three and the heinous triple murder of three 8 year-old boys in the spring of 1993. Join us for part 2 of our look into the West Memphis Three.https://www.grunge.com/271934/the-messed-up-truth-about-the-west-memphis-three-murders/https://www.distractify.com/p/west-memphis-three-real-killersLeveritt, Mara (2003). Devil's Knot: The True Story of the West Memphis Three. Atria. ISBN 0-7434-1760-7.Hobbs, Pamela Marie (May 20, 2009). Declaration of Pamela Marie Hobbs. THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, EASTERN DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS, WESTERN DIVISION, TERRY HOBBS, Plaintiff, v. NATALIE PASDAR, et al., Defendants, CV NO.: 4-09-CV-0008BSM. Archived from the original on January 15, 2016.Mara Leveritt and Max Brantley New evidence in West Memphis murders Archived December 29, 2008, at the Wayback Machine, Arkansas Times, July 19, 2007.Beth Warren, "Jury foreman in West Memphis Three trial of Damien Echols accused of misconduct," Memphis Commercial Appeal, October 13, 2010The Associated Press (September 30, 2008). "Former lawyer supports effort for a new trial". Arkansas Online. Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, Inc.Bleed, Jill Zeman (November 4, 2010). "New hearing ordered for 3 in Ark. scout deaths". Associated Press. Archived from the original on November 14, 2010. Robertson, Campbell (August 19, 2011). "Deal Frees 'West Memphis Three' in Arkansas". The New York Times. Robertson, Campbell (August 19, 2011). "Deal Frees 'West Memphis Three' in Arkansas". The New York Times.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Killerlocalepodcast)
Talking to Beth Warren about her upcoming keynote for the Digital Signage Event happening on March 4th. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Talking to Beth Warren about her upcoming keynote for the Digital Signage Event happening on March 4th.
The 16:9 PODCAST IS SPONSORED BY SCREENFEED – DIGITAL SIGNAGE CONTENT Just before Christmas, I moderated an Advocates for Connected Experiences roundtable that tossed around thoughts on what technologies were used to get us all through 2020, focusing on what really worked, and will continue to work into 2021. It was a video discussion on Zoom, but it translates nicely to audio. I had technical issues with the planned podcast for this week, but this is a worthwhile, albeit last-minute stand-in. The first voice you hear is Kim Sarubbi, one of the founders of Advocates of Connected Experiences, or ACE. Also on the discussion, Joe' Lloyd from AVIXA, Kym Frank from Geopath, Beth Warren from CRI and the DSF, Cybelle Jones from SEGD, Bryan Meszaros from OpenEye Global, Asif Kahn from the Location-Based Marketing Association, and myself. This podcast is produced with the kind, ongoing support of ScreenFeed, the digital signage content store. Get awesome-looking, engaging and automated subscription content for your screens.
Talking to Beth Warren about her upcoming keynote for the Digital Signage Event happening on March 4th.
Audio portion of the Livestream event on Jan 10th where Dierdre Wolownick, Beth Warren and I took a look at Goal Setting and Performance in Life and Athletics through a Biopsychosocial Lens. Video can be found at www.facebook.com/weatheredathlete Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClgEOM0r8ju4ZMQEqmWvN5w Quick insight into conversation: Bio: How has any past medical issues (yourself or peers), future health concerns (or avoidance of) influence those activities you are participating in now, as well as how it influences compliance and any day to day or long term goals? Psycho: How does the feeling of the “endorphin” release (runner's high, getting in the “Flow”) influence your ability to stick with day to day training plan (especially this year)? What has greater importance that day to day feeling or the anticipation of that finish line or completion of any goal that was set? Social: How does having a peer group of “like minded” or “not like minded – the nay sayers” around you help you succeed? Goal of this Livestream was to help listeners with steps they may be able to use to succeed at getting started or staying on track
What are your SMART goals for the new year, do you have a skeleton plan for success, would you like to finally be "normal" around food? Listen in as we talk with special guest, the original "Kosher Girl," Beth Warren, about her secrets for a healthier, balanced life! (www.letmypeopleeat.com)
Gary was joined by both D=SIGN opening keynote speakers, Laura Davis-Taylor and Beth Warren, today on his podcast along with AVIXA's Sam Phenix and DSF's Spencer Graham, to talk all about the industry's new, premier digital signage event. D=SIGN: The Digital Signage Conference is coming Dec. 8-9 (aka next week). You need to register as this is going to THE event you will remember five […]
In 2010, Beth founded Beth Warren Nutrition, seeing clients in her basement. Over the last ten years, she wrote 2 books, appeared on Fox and NBC, and has been featured in Women’s Health, Glamour, Shape, and the NY Post. Today, Beth Warren Nutrition served over 100 clients, with weekly meetings conducted across 3 locations.
I have been a runner for almost 39 years. My parents were both very active and encouraged me to try many sports. My mom ran (often with me) and cycled. My dad cycled and ice skated. Although I have a serious lack of coordination due to issues with my ears and 13 surgeries on them, I have enjoyed many sports through my life this far - ice skating, cross country and downhill skiing, snowshoeing, golf, volleyball, basketball, baseball, softball, canoeing, kayaking, SUP to name a few. However, running has always been my first and longest love. I ran competitively for Mohawk Valley Community College where I became an NJCAA All American in the 5,000 meters in outdoor track in 1987. I transferred to Syracuse University on a partial scholarship and ran Cross Country, Indoor Track and Outdoor Track. After graduating with a BS in Mechanical Engineering, I lowered my running mileage to work full time and pursue an MS in Manufacturing Engineering from Syracuse. During this period, I became a cancer survivor by beating cervical cancer. At age 30, I renewed my running with a goal of qualifying for the Boston Marathon. I have qualified for Boston 15 times and run the race 6 times with my most notable race in 2013, the year of the bombing where I finished 10 minutes before the bombs went off. My next goal was to win a marathon and run a sub 3:30 marathon. Both goals were realized in the same race with a 3:25:53 in 2008 at age 41. I then spent a year studying to take a test to get my Profession Engineering license. On a whim with a bunch of running friends in NY, I started learning to swim and bike in early 2010 with the goal of finishing a sprint tri before the swim cut off. That first year, I did 6 tris, including Ironman Syracuse 70.3 and was hooked on the sport. Since that time, I have done 3 full Ironmans, a 3/4 distance Ironman and 11 half races and love the long distances. I have been fortunate enough to proudly represent Team USA at Worlds races four times in both Standard Duathlon and Long course Triathlon. My best finish so far is 9th. I enjoy group rides with the Triad Triathlon Team, training with my friends and traveling the world for work. I am fortunate to have a husband that not only supports my crazy races (often with one eyebrow raised) but he is an extremely, even more weathered, talented triathlete as well. We enjoy "friendly" competition at races together. He beats me solidly at shorter races while my run gives me an advantage at longer ones. I believe that I am a much stronger, more well rounded athlete in my 50's than when I was younger. For example, I ran my first ultra this year at age 53 and once in a while can still win a 5k (last week)! I am a firm believer that anything is achievable, age is just a number.
Today's Sprint interval session is led by Beth Warren. She and her husband Alan make up one of the Power couples of our local triathlon team. Her vast experience as an athlete since high school and her extensive race resume over the years which includes events of all distances and international competition provides great insight to the team. We spend time reflecting on how she has overcome injury, her time spent at the Boston Marathon the year of the bombing. She is a fierce competitor that continues to balance the “win at all cost” with valuing her long term success as she has aged. She is very detail oriented and her use of setting new goals as she ages provides a target to go aim for and to shatter. I hope you enjoy.
The 16:9 PODCAST IS SPONSORED BY SCREENFEED - DIGITAL SIGNAGE CONTENT Advocates for Connected Experiences is an umbrella organization created several months ago, that pulls together the people and shared interests of a variety of organizations that deliver experiences to guests. That can be in places like retail, in museums, commercial properties or theme parks. The short form for the group is ACE, and it was pulled together and somewhat driven by the Digital Signage Federation - notably past and present board members like Kim Sarubbi, Beth Warren and Laura Davis-Taylor. One of the early efforts from ACE has been a monthly series of online discussions about important topics, that pull together top people from member organizations. The most recent one was about connected experiences now and post-COVID, as we all all hope there is soon a post-COVID. I was the moderator for the discussion, and this is the audio track, which is roughly one hour. The panelists included folks from Shop!, SEGD, Geopath, the DSF, the Location-Based Marketing Association, Blue Telescope, The Experiential Designers and Producers Association, Retail Touchpoints and AVIXA. There's a lot of voices and you won't always know who is saying what, but the content is worth any confusion you might experience. TRANSCRIPT - skipping this episode ... too many voices to sort out who said what. Anything particularly brilliant was not me.
We begin this Labor Day episode with Stephen Love, CEO of the DFW Hospital Council, and Thomas Miller discussing the latest Covid-19 numbers, which have improved in North Texas. Hopefully we don't repeat Memorial Day and end up with another surge later this month. Kurtis Young from Parkland Health and Hospital System joins us to talk about their "Right Care" grand-funded program currently operating in South Dallas. This unique program places a police officer, a paramedic and a social worker on all 9-1-1 calls, with impressive numbers improving outcomes for those facing mental illness emergencies. Ron Sylvan of Mothers Against Drunk Driving (M.A.D.D.) joins us to talk about some of their high points over the last 40 years and the incredible awareness they have brought to highway safety, including the countless lives that have been saved because of their efforts. A great reminder this holiday weekend: Don't Drink & Drive! Finally, Beth Warren, a clinical therapist at Children's Health joins us to talk about Mindfulness. What is it and how can we begin implementing it in our lives? A perfect focus for this Labor Day weekend and to set the tone for the upcoming fall. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
To learn more about the resources mentioned in this episode, visit the show notes https://runliftmompod.com/what-is-a-postpartum-recovery-plan-and-why-do-you-need-one?/ Show notes: 2:00 how Aida went from a corporate setting to owning a doula agency 5:00 what is a Doula and how do they help during labor and delivery 7:00 importance of having support during the postpartum recovery period 8:30 vulnerability and the need for support before baby arrives, as birth support, and afterward 10:00 need for community in motherhood 13:00 Birth plan vs birth preferences 14:00 Doulas as an integral part of your postpartum recovery plan, what to consider in a recovery plan 16:00 considerations for a COVID world and the role of Telehealth 24:00 more on Mother support and how to access resources in a pandemic 27:00 rapid fire Guest details: Aida Algarin is owner of Aida Algarin Birth Services, a full service doula agency whose office is located in the heart of historic downtown Fayetteville. https://www.aidaalgarinbirth.com Aida is a birth and postpartum doula, sibling care doula, childbirth educator, infant feeding specialist, and placenta encapsulator. Aida and her team of doulas are members of the Fort Bragg military community, as are the majority of families they support. She has four children ranging from 25 to 3 years old and is also fluent in Spanish. Mentioned in this episode Episode with Neena Malosky and Beth Warren: https://runliftmompod.com/epi7/ Episode with Wendy Powell of MUTU System: https://runliftmompod.com/s2e2/ Want to connect with me further? Connect with me on Instagram or YouTube and reach out! https://instagram.com/runliftmompod.com https://youtube.com/runliftmom Want to work together? Here's how we can do that! ZYIA Active brand rep 1:1 podcast consulting services https//runliftmompod.com/contact This podcast is sponsored by: ZYIA Active Run Lift Mom training plans HelloWoofy Red H Nutrition (use RUNLIFTMOM to save 15% on anything) Audible Support my new show "Serve then Sell" by sharing with a direct seller www.servethensell.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/runliftmom/message
The trade association AVIXA is running a series of digital signage "Power Hours" that are designed much more as roundtable discussions than webinars. I've been moderating them, and while they are available for playback on demand via AVIXA's YouTube channel, it's a conversation that works well as just audio. This session was on the new demands out there for technology-driven access controls, and messaging for retailers and other venue operators who are slowly re-opening to a new normal. I stripped out the presentation the guys from Invidis did at the front end of the hour, since they do refer to visuals. This is the conversation, which featured: Beth Warren from CRI Jay Leedy from Diversified Ben Reynolds from Stratacache Chuck Lewis from Palmer Digital Group Florian Rotberg and Stefan Schieker from invidis. Subscribe to this podcast: iTunes * Google Play * RSS
Beth Warren is a Clinical Counselor at Children's Health and joins us to talk about the practice of Mindfulness in this full-length uncut interview. Particularly today, when we are staying in and as the weeks roll by, calming our thoughts can be a therapeutic practice - even one we can continue after this is over. Taking time to slow down has tremendous health benefits, as Beth describes. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
We have the latest updates on the Covid-19 impact on North Texas with DFWHC President and CEO, Steven Love, including a look-back at some of the facts and stats from the last wide-scale pandemic in 1918 - lessons learned and patterns to watch for now. Steven addresses the looming questions of how much longer will this last and what will "new normal" look like?Texas Health Presbyterian Dallas has a wonderful "Literature in Medicine" program incorporating the arts and humanities into medical care. Dr. John Harper is a Cardiologist at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas. He joins us in our third segment to talk about this program that helps bring the beauty of literature, poetry, music, and dance woven into the practice of medicine. Dr Harper shares touching stories of how just the right word at the right time can help soothe the soul.Beth Warren is a Clinical Counselor at Children's Health and joins us to talk about the practice of Mindfulness. Particularly today, when we are staying in and as the weeks roll by, calming our thoughts can be a therapeutic practice - even one we can continue after this is over. Taking time to slow down has tremendous health benefits, as Beth describes. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
NewsCycle host Alicia Preston speaks with Beth Warren, Investigative/Enterprise Reporter for the Louisville Courier Journal/USA Today Network and Gary Dinges, Director of National Content and Video for Gannett Media, about Mexican drug cartels in America.
What a joy to sit down with Beth Warren, the founder and chief executive officer of Beth Warren Nutrition, LLC, a New York-based private practice, and someone I'm lucky enough to call my friend. Beth and I have known each other since our college days (let's just pretend that was only a few years ago) and I am so proud of her continued growth! Beth is the author of two books, Living A Real Life with Real Food (Skyhorse 2014) and Secrets of a Kosher Girl (Post Hill Press 2018). Beth has been sharing her kosher expertise and practical approach to healthy living for years and I am grateful for the opportunity to share her wisdom and passion on the KAVANA Podcast. If you want to hear more from Beth live on stage, click here to buy your tickets to the KAVANA Conference on December 15th: https://melindastrauss.com/events/kavana/ Fun Fact about Beth: Congratulations are in order! Beth just gave birth to her 6th child, a baby girl! Follow Beth on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beth_warren/ Check out Beth's website: www.bethwarrennutrition.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/melinda-strauss/message
This is a combination of two previous episodes in honor of Maternal Mental Health Awareness week. Part 1: Neena Malosky opens up about her personal struggle with PPD. Then, we bring Beth Warren, LCSW, PMH-C in for a follow up convo. Connect with me or send a love note to runliftmompod@gmail.com Pssst- looking for Mother's Day gifts? I've got you! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/runliftmom/message
ep-125-secrets-of-a-nutritionist ( http://radiomd.com/media/k2/items/cache/bc33332113f48b9907cc18f79c7175c4_Generic.jpg ) Learn how to incorporate mindfulness into your diet plan so you'll keep weight off after your diet ends.There are a number of diets available that focus primarily on the foods you can or cannot eat, or the amount of food you should consume per meal. However, without mindfulness, many people remain unmotivated to continue eating well after their diet ends and ultimately regain any weight lost. Beth Warren, a dietician and “kosher girl,” relates her experience with dieting to her Jewish upbringing, noting that keeping kosher requires the same discipline as sticking to a diet plan. She explains how setting a daily intention and simply being cognizant of what you eat can make the difference between a successful or failed diet. Listen as Beth joins Dr. Taz to discuss her 21-day intuitive eating plan.
Beth Warren MS, RDN, CDN is a nationally recognized dietitican-nutritionist and founder of Beth Warren Nutrition. Beth is the author of: Living A Real Life With Real Food and Secrets of a Kosher Girl. In addition to juggling three thriving private practices, Beth has been featured in numerous publications such as Elle magazine and Forbes. As a busy mom of five, Beth understands the need for easy recipes that are healthy but do not compromise on taste or time. You can find Beth’s delicious recipes, as well as her fabulous motivation and exercise videos on instagram at beth_ warren. In this episode, Beth shares her wealth of knowledge on all aspects of diet and nutrition. We talk about topics such as the latest carb phobia craze, emotional eating and cultivating a positive body image. Motivation is a key factor in incorporating and sustaining a healthy lifestyle and Beth discusses the importance of finding an exercise that you truly enjoy. Beth’s whole outlook on food, body image, working out etc. is based on the all encompassing belief that living a healthy, positive life is the most important goal. Eating fresh food, engaging in enjoyable activities and respecting your body shape are key elements upon which one can build a healthy life style. Favorites: Book: Anticancer by David Servan- Schreiber, Eating Mindfully by Susan Albers Exercise: boxing Easy Dinner: branzino recipe from Secrets of a Kosher Girl Hack: pack lunches the night before Quote: "If you believe something can be broken, believe it can be fixed" Girlboss: Adi Heyman, Naomi Nachman
Listen to PART 1 first! We brought Beth Warren, LCSW, PMH-C in for a follow up to our PPD convo. Defining Perinatal Depression (2:50), Baby Blues is not a thing (8:40), Resources including Postpartum Support International website, phone 800-944-4773, text 503-894-9453 (10:00), How "tribe" can help (14:55), The Big 3s- duration, intensity, frequency (21:00). Item of the week Connect with me HERE or shout at me runliftmompod@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/runliftmom/message
Beth Warren, a therapist in San Diego, shares what PMADs is and how to get…
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There is a shocking new trend happening as the opioid crisis continues to spread all over the country. Pet owners are abusing their own animals to get drugs and its causing changes in the way vets prescribe and administer painkillers to animals. Beth Warren, reporter for the Louisville Courier Journal, joins us to talk about new warnings from the DEA and FDA, and the story of a woman who cut her dog with razors looking for tramadol. Next, California has passed a bill that will no longer require people arrested for crimes to post bail to be released from jail, while awaiting their day in court. According to Governor Jerry Brown, California has reformed its bail system so that rich and poor alike are treated fairly. Melody Gutierrez, reporter for the San Francisco Chronicle, joins us to talk about when this new law will take effect and how it will all work. Finally, summer is over and autumn is here! Starbucks has released the pumpkin spice latte a week early this year marking the unofficial start to the fall season. The pumpkin drink has been around now for 15 years! Kaitlin Menza, reporter for Mic, joins us talk about the return of the PSL and also how much money it has made for Starbucks. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com
MS, Registered Dietitian, CDN, and Author of “Living A Real Life With Real Food”, Beth Warren joins us to talk about getting healthy, losing weight and being healthy eating Kosher food? Beth talks about the bodies need to eat every 2-3 hours to manage your blood sugar levels. We'll also discuss the controversial topic of eating milk and meat at the same time in Orthodox Jewish homes. Mark asks Beth about drinking Coca Cola and if he can have it, Mark has a love for soda.
MS, Registered Dietitian, CDN, and Author of “Living A Real Life With Real Food”, Beth Warren joins us to talk about getting healthy, losing weight and being healthy eating Kosher food? Beth talks about the bodies need to eat every 2-3 hours to manage your blood sugar levels. We'll also discuss the controversial topic of eating milk and meat at the same time in Orthodox Jewish homes. Mark asks Beth about drinking Coca Cola and if he can have it, Mark has a love for soda.
MS, Registered Dietitian, CDN, and Author of “Living A Real Life With Real Food”, Beth Warren joins us to talk about getting healthy, losing weight and being healthy eating Kosher food? Beth talks about the bodies need to eat every 2-3 hours to manage your blood sugar levels. We'll also discuss the controversial topic of eating milk and meat at the same time in Orthodox Jewish homes. Mark asks Beth about drinking Coca Cola and if he can have it, Mark has a love for soda.
MS, Registered Dietitian, CDN, and Author of “Living A Real Life With Real Food”, Beth Warren joins us to talk about getting healthy, losing weight and being healthy eating Kosher food? Beth talks about the bodies need to eat every 2-3 hours to manage your blood sugar levels. We'll also discuss the controversial topic of eating milk and meat at the same time in Orthodox Jewish homes. Mark asks Beth about drinking Coca Cola and if he can have it, Mark has a love for soda.
On this edition of Table for Two, the first show of season 4, Naomi hosts cookbook author Kim Kushner to explore her new book, "The New Kosher," Josh Shulman of Dazzling Disposables shows us his gorgeous disposable plastic-ware for Yom Tov, with a discount for our listeners and Dietitian Beth Warren discusses how to not gain weight this holiday season and having a healthy new year.
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