Podcasts about buckholtz

In the closing episode of Season 2, I have the privilege of hosting fellow Huntington native and fellow Deadhead (and the only friend I know that calls me “Enzo”:), Mr. John Buckholtz, who I call Johnny B.  Together we cover our glory days in the early ‘80's at the The Bay Club on the shores of Huntington Bay and we share how we've stay connected over the years through our mutual love of the Grateful Dead, and more recently through Johnny B introducing me to the music of Pearl Jam.  I'm even a new member of Pearl Jam's fan organization, Ten Club.  Yes, I'm now a member of a Pearl Jam fan club, and yes, that's pretty out-of-the-box for me!  Thanks Johnny B, for opening my eyes and ears to a new genre, I'm starting to expand my musical horizons!  Join us, and let's see where the energy takes us! #IFE     

In today's episode I am pulling back the curtain and sharing my first ever interview with a past client! I have Kelsey Buckholtz with me today, and if you have ever wondering how coaching can help, this is the episode for you. Kelsey has experienced both 1:1 and group coaching. Kelsey's story is also unique in that she came to me already knowing the work. She is a published author who shares her journey and the many tools she has learned along the way. She knew these tools, and yet found herself in a season where she needed support to embody them. After having her daughter, she found herself having to relearn all that she knew. We talk about how important it is to have a coach to hold a mirror up to our blindspots. I loved the insights, wisdom, and vulnerability she shares. We uncover the delicate art of setting boundaries and the significance of embracing all of our emotions — the rough, the raw, and the radiant — especially in the presence of our little ones. Kelsey and I swap stories and strategies for managing this balancing act, offering pearls of wisdom on how these challenges can catalyze profound self-growth and lead to the formation of new boundaries as our families grow and our roles evolve. Tune in and if you are someone who struggles specifically with perfectionism and people pleasing, check out Kelsey's book here. Her book Strong, Calm, and Confident You is not only jam packed with wisdom, but it offers tangible practices to help implement this newfound knowledge.  Kelsey is a published author and coach who helps women in the workplace find balance and reclaim their joy. In her first book, Strong, Calm, Confident You, Kelsey shares her journey with anxiety that manifested as people pleasing and perfectionism. Kelsey has a passion for helping women and moms stop the cycle of pleasing, perfecting, and performing so they can embrace their confident and best selves. Check out Kelsey here: Get a copy of her book here. .Let's Connect.Free guide: 5 ways to find Calm: Get the guide hereCome find me on Instagram: @findherwildcoachingCheck out my website and my offerings here

Midwives are compassionate and skilled healthcare professionals who play a crucial role in the journey of pregnancy, childbirth, and beyond. They offer expert guidance and support not only during labor and delivery but also throughout the postpartum period, ensuring a holistic and nurturing experience for new mothers.During pregnancy, midwives work closely with expectant parents, providing prenatal care that includes monitoring the health of both the mother and baby, offering valuable information about childbirth options, and addressing any concerns or questions that may arise. This personalized care builds a strong foundation of trust and understanding.But the support doesn't stop at the moment of childbirth. Midwives are champions of postpartum care, recognizing that the weeks and months following delivery are equally vital. They offer a range of services tailored to the unique needs of each family: Emotional and Mental Health Support Breastfeeding Assistance Newborn Care Education Monitoring Physical Recovery Birth Control and Family PlanningIn this episode, Dr. Rachel Pope is joined by Nurse and Midwife, Samantha Buckholtz. Samantha started her career in rural Northern California and is now located in Cleveland, Ohio. She is interested in communities of greatest need and is dedicated to promoting an equitable and accessible midwifery model of care. Samantha hopes to concentrate her efforts on sexual health, particularly among individuals with a history of trauma, as well as on gynecology and physiologic birth.Featured in this episode: The different kinds of Midwives How many postpartum check-ups are enough? Postpartum 5 days rule Getting in-house postpartum support Depression, the Baby Blues, and Mental Health Support Working MomsIf you or any mothers you know are suffering in silence, get help at Postpartum International Support. Or please reach out to your healthcare provider, a family member, or a friend to get the support you need.Want more from Our Womanity?If you enjoyed this episode of Womanity, please subscribe, rate, and leave a review. Your feedback helps us continue to bring you engaging and empowering content.Submit your questions on anything and everything women's health-related and we will answer them in one of our episodes.

Kelsey is a published author and a mental wellness advocate. In her first book, StrongCalm Confident You, Kelsey shares her personal journey with anxiety that manifested as people-pleasing and perfectionism. Once she recognized these patterns and learned how to cope with her own anxiety, she began to notice these issues in women around her, and she wanted to help. That's how the idea for the book was born. Kelsey shares her story, along with practical tips to help women stop the endless cycle of pleasing, perfecting and performing and learn to build a more authentic and happy life on their own terms. Followher on Instagram @StrongCalmKelsey and join her email list at strongcalmkelsey.com.Kelsey earned a master's degree in communications from Rutgers University and abachelor's degree in public relations from Penn State University. She lives in Lawrence, NJwith her husband, Chris, their daughter Sophie, and dog Zoe.

Arman and Akhil speak with Gracy Buckholtz of CUPE 2278 on the OrganizeUBC campaign which is looking to organize research workers and academic assistants at UBC.

No fluff lets get straight to the chase. Some of us need to crack down and make some boundaries. As an ex "people pleaser" I know how important it is to have boundaries. Todays special guest is Kelsey Buckholtz wrote the book "Strong Calm Confident You", is all about her journey with anxiety. She discovered that limited boundaries was rooted in people pleasing and perfectionism. Her book explains how implementing boundaries in her relationships help her with anxiety, imposter syndrome and pressure to be a "perfect wife" or what she had built up in her mind that a wife was supposed to be. Special Guest: Kelsey Buckholtz Check out her new book Strong Calm Confident You! Blog: www.strongcalmkelsey.com/blog IG: @strongcalmkelsey FB: facebook.com/strongcalmkelsey Thank you for listening to Chakras & Cusswords Please comment, like and share. Upcoming "Everything Tarot & Oracle Brunch Course" on October 17, 2021 at 11 am Pst www.chakrascusswords.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/chakrascusswords/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chakrascusswords/support

For full show notes, go to GetCareerClarity.com/Episode85. Today's episode of the podcast is really precious to me, because I'm getting the opportunity to talk to somebody who has been where you are in a place of having a dream and something that you want to put out there in the world.  I'm so honored and delighted to bring in a former client of mine, Kelsey Buckholtz, to share all the incredible things that she's created over the last year and dimensionalizing her own path by adding in some incredible thought leadership.  Kelsey is the founder of StrongCalmKelsey.com and author of the newly released Strong Calm Confident You book.  Show Notes: Strong Calm Kelsey Strong Calm Confident You Book Instagram: @StrongCalmKelsey Facebook: @StrongCalmKelsey

In this episode of Soul Coaching host Brynn MacCalester talks with fellow Reiki Master Santana Bucholtz about the challenges and rewards of parenting through a spiritual perspective. How can we teach our children to connect with the spirit and how can we also learn from them throughout the process? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soulcoaching/message

Our sports media discussion with Andrew Buckholtz of Awful Announcing | the Fox / USGA breakup, remote announcers during Covid19, the back story of “The Decision,” viewing sports without fans in stands and more.

Our sports media discussion with Andrew Buckholtz of Awful Announcing | the Fox / USGA breakup, remote announcers during Covid19, the back story of “The Decision,” viewing sports without fans in stands and more.

Judith Rosenbaum – historian, educator, Executive Director of the Jewish Women’s Archive (JWA) – discusses the critical work of JWA in collecting and showcasing Jewish women’s stories, and her own path to becoming an activist-historian and public thinker. We get into what it means to talk about feminism as spiritual leadership, the power of knowing our stories to enhance personal and collective resilience, and her mission to enable people to bring the fullness of who they are to the communities they’re a part of.

Shefa Siegel spends most of the year far removed from Jewish life - teaching and writing about the history, morality, and politics of humanity's relationship with natural resources. But once a year he steps back into synagogue to do the thing he cares about most: praying for, before, and on behalf of a Jewish community. We talk about how this idiosyncratic existence came to be, about the High Holiday melodies that came to him in a dream after visiting a Florence shul, and the encompassing profundity of ritual song.

Rabbi, Artist, Musician Ariel Burger discusses his nearly lifelong relationship with Elie Weisel—as a sensitive, searching teenager navigating a life of Talmud and comic books; an undergraduate jostling between college and rabbinical studies; as his Teaching Assistant while pursuing a doctorate on an approach to conflict resolution based on Hasidic spirituality; and finally as a student-colleague and teacher-artist forging his own pathways of activism, identity, and the ethics and metaphysics of memory. He muses on Weisel’s highly eclectic, at times almost mystical, always insistently human approach to teaching and learning. He relates some of the powerful experiences — the “karmic burdens,” spiritual transformations, collective epiphanies, and personal paths to healing — he witnessed in the BU course Wiesel taught for 40 years. (Also: the High Holidays are coming and I can’t stop thinking about what it means that I can’t stop thinking about it.)

Rabbi Shaul Judelman traces his journey from WTO protester in search of his own indigenous culture, to Orthodox rabbi doing local peace work with Israelis and Palestinians in the Territories and beyond as co-founder and -director of Roots/Shorashim/Judur. Shaul talks about the hard, hard work of holding the truth and legitimacy of multiple narratives while living a life deeply committed to one in particular. In short, we get INTO IT.

Joshua Buckholtz es un psicólogo experimental, además de neurocientífico, que se vale de métodos que abarcan estudios del comportamiento, de la genética, de las imágenes cerebrales y de la estimulación cerebral para tratar de entender por qué los humanos tienen diferencias tan dramáticas entre ellos en su capacidad de auto-control. En un estudio reciente, Buckholtz y sus colegas llevaron sus equipos a una prisión, donde trabajaron en escáneres cerebrales de cerca de 50 prisioneros, para tratar de explicar el por qué algunos individuos toman tantas malas decisiones que con frecuencia los llevan a comportamientos violentos o antisociales. “Lo que encontramos“, dice Buckholtz, “fue que las personas que tenían altos grados de psicopatía mostraron una mayor actividad en una región del cerebro conocida como el cuerpo estriado ventral, que está involucrada en la valoración subjetiva mayor por lo inmediato, entre otras funciones“.

It's auditing season, and nationally recognized coding and documentation authority Terry Fletcher will be reporting on errors she is uncovering in a review of more than 1,000 records. During this episode, she shares her findings in the first of a four-part series on auditing issues in physician documentation. While maintaining that CPT® and ICD-10 coding does become less risky when documentation is done properly, she offers corrective actions one can to take to prevent negative payer audits. Other segments featured in this episode include: News Desk: Larry Field, DO, anchors the Talk Ten Tuesdays News Desk and present the very latest healthcare news. Field is the treasurer of the American College of Physician Advisors. CDI Report: The ICD10monitor contributor Glenn Krauss, the CDI manager at University Health Systems Las Vegas, reports on a holistic approach to documentation improvement versus a narrowly defined approach centering on diagnoses capture. Mental Health Report: Mental and behavioral disorders have recently taken a spotlight in the forefront with recent events, and coding of these disorders can sometimes be tricky, as Rhonda Buckholtz reports. Buckholtz is the Chief Compliance Officer for Century Vision, LLC. Talk Back: Dr. Erica Remer discusses the importance of teaching physicians clinical documentation. Talk Ten Tuesdays. More than just talk.™

Hillary Buckholtz, Producer at Fox' Animation Domination HD, joined us for our Mother's Day show to share a wonderful story about young love and adult jealousy.

Business adviser and innovation consultant, Thomas J. Buckholtz of T.J. Buckholtz & Associates, joined our program to discuss how he has used business innovation to help his clients and talks about how middle market companies can benefit from his method of the Direct Outcomes checklists. Craig Forbes, founder of Alpha Omega Wealth Management in Virginia joined our show to talk about how his firm helps manage investments and financial issues for individuals and middle market companies. Craig contributes the success of the firm through its commitment and involvement with the community of central Virginia.

Multi-platinum record producer, songwriter, performer, author Michael Buckholtz's raw, unflinching and often humorous account of his life with Asperger's Syndrome, is a refreshing departure from the clinical and often anecdotal books written on the subject of autism. The book is written (graphics and all) by Michael, no ghost writers. His perspective also reflects being a minority in U. S. society. After Michael's late diagnosis (he was in his early 40's), his goal has been to encourage love and have patience with our autistic children.  Michael is the founder of The Autistic Childrens Foundation. He is convinced it was his mother's unwavering determination that pinpointed what was happening with her three boys, all of whom are on the autism spectrum. Even though she did not know it at the time, she employed music, which allowed her sons to open up just enough to instill some basic social parameters. His is a compelling and inspirational story that doesn't end the way you might think.   Take a look at the true world of Aspergers and be inspired!  

This week, Brian, Patricia, and Art Practical contributor Mary Anne Kluth sit down with artist Elaine Buckholtz and gallery president Richard Lang at Electric Works in San Francisco where Buckholz’s solo show, Light Making Motion: Works on Paper and in Light, was recently on view. In her review, Kluth notes that Buckholtz, whose primary medium is light, “is a generous guide, making instructive objects that allow her audience to come to discoveries” about the “experience of vision as a phenomena unfolding in time… focus[ing] attention on shifting, fleeting, elusive sensations.” In this conversation they talk about that generosity, the installations on view, working with Meredith Monk, and the pleasures of going off the cliff, Wile. E. Coyote–style. Buckholz received her MFA at Stanford University and has shown at the Swiss Technorama Museum, Winterthur, Switzerland; Pierogi Leipzig, Germany; the Wexner Center For The Arts, Columbus, OH; the Sun Valley Center for the Arts, Idaho; the Claremont Museum, Claremont, CA; Stanford University, Palo Alto; California College of The Arts, Fusion Art Space, the Luggage Store, and Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco. You can read Kluth’s full review on Art Practical here: http:// www.artpractical.com/review/light_making_motion_works_on_paper_and_in_light/

You all know him as Buck Nation the Multi-Platinum Music Producer, he is also an Aspergerian autism educator and advocate. Michael joins us to discuss another of his most significant accomplishments, Founder and CEO of The Aid For Autistic Children Foundation created to reduce the financial burden on poverty stricken and disenfranchised families and caretakers coping with autism, through debt forgiveness, so attention and resources can be focused on creating a proper living and learning environment for their autistic loved one. Incredible man.