Podcast appearances and mentions of carol phillips

This week on The Fix, Carol Phillips and Nichole Stephenson of West Virginia Women Work join us to tackle the vital topic of women's empowerment in skilled trades, sharing their personal journeys and the impactful work of West Virginia Women Work. They discuss the challenges women face in traditionally male-dominated fields, the importance of training and education, and the organization's strategies to promote diversity and inclusivity in the workforce.Learn more at www.westvirginiawomenwork.orgFollow WV Women Work on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn

First-year Creative Communications student Jana Giguere speaks with Carol Phillips, executive director of the Winnipeg Arts Council. They speak the city's proposed budget, which includes no funding for public art. Give it a listen! Link Dump: FOLLOW us on social media: Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/rrcprojector/ Facebook — https://www.facebook.com/rrcprojector/ Twitter — https://twitter.com/RRCProjector Do you have an interesting story you think we should follow up on? Drop it in our anonymous dropbox on The Projector's homepage: https://http://theprojector.ca/

Episode Summary In this episode, Anne Koven interviews Carol Phillips, who has extensive experience in designing with various construction materials, with a particular focus on mass timber. They explore the potential environmental impacts of increased mass timber adoption, including the effects on forests. Carol also shares insights from her work on the George Brown's Limberlost Place project, discussing its inspiration and the multifaceted role an architect plays in managing innovative projects like Limberlost Place. Additionally, they delve into the evolving landscape of the architectural profession, driven by shifting paradigms and emerging technologies. The conversation highlights the significance of sustainability in mass timber construction and the profound human connection to wood, along with the environmental benefits it offers. Last but certainly not least; the involvement of Indigenous communities in construction and resource utilization and management is also discussed. In This Episode Carol is a Partner with the renowned architecture firm Moriyama Teshima Architects (MTA) known for remarkable, innovative Canadian and international projects. Carol is Design Leader for MTA's most ambitious low carbon projects. A Fellow of the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada, Carol's inspired designs have received international awards and are distinguished by the spare but assertive use of materials that bring identity and grace to communities. Her practice is increasingly focused on low carbon and timber in the search for ways the construction industry can contribute better solutions to the climate crisis. Along with her built work, Carol provides service to the architectural community through teaching at the University of Toronto, lecturing internationally, acting as a juror for design awards, and sitting on various design review panels. Connect with Carol Phillips: LinkedIn Carol at Moriyama Teshima Resources Mentioned in this Episode: FPAC Documentary: Capturing carbon: https://www.fpac.ca/posts/canadian-forestry-documentary-capturing-carbon-to-be-featured-at-united-nations-cop27-conference Constructing Health by Tye Farrow: https://www.fpac.ca/posts/canadian-forestry-documentary-capturing-carbon-to-be-featured-at-united-nations-cop27-conference - Coming Soon Canadian Wood Council Primers: https://cwc.ca/ Eli Gould: https://www.linkedin.com/in/eli-gould-4b956935 from Offsite Wood (https://offsitewood.org/) Moriyama Teshima Architects: https://mtarch.com/ Land Acknowledgement We wish to acknowledge this land on which the University of Toronto operates. For thousands of years it has been the traditional land of the Huron-Wendat, the Seneca, and the Mississaugas of the Credit. Today, this meeting place is still the home to many Indigenous people from across Turtle Island and we are grateful to have the opportunity to work on this land.

If you've visited Body & Balance before, you've likely experienced Dynamic Body Balancing.  But what is it, really? Dynamic Body Balancing (DBB) is a craniosacral myofascial unwinding technique originally developed by Dr. Carol Phillips. The practitioners at Body & Balance are trained extensively in DBB and use it with nearly every patient. DBB is three parts:  Craniosacral Myofascial unwinding Dynamic Your Craniosacral System We all have three primary metrics of health: your heartrate, respiration (breathing) rate, and cranial rhythmic impulse.  The latter is what pumps fluid in and around your nervous system, bringing nutrients in and flushing toxins out of your brain. In DBB, practitioners clear any restrictions in your craniosacral system and help you find balance. Myofascial Unwinding Fascia is the spiderweb-like connective tissue that encases all of your muscles, ligaments, nerves, bones, and organs. When something gets “stuck” in your fascia, it can create all kinds of discomfort. In practice, myofascial unwinding as part of Dynamic Body Balancing can look like rocking or shaking. While you are moving around, your practitioner is tapping into the receptors that talk to you brain and activating them so your brain can show the body what needs attention and the body will respond with unwinding.  Dynamic The “Dynamic” part of DBB means you're sitting up or standing in gravity, rather than lying down for the entire session. This allows your body to more easily find “stuck” points and torsions.  Torsions can come from many sources, including old injuries, traumas, repetitive motions, and inutero. We often see torsions from car accidents, falls, and student athletes. Athletes who play golf, tennis, lacrosse, soccer, baseball, plus dancers and snowboarders all have built-in torsions from their sport. Bodies can become unbalanced from a single torsion event (e.g. car accident) or a lifetime of layered torsions. Is DBB right for me? If you've tried other modalities of healing and they're not lasting, or something's missing, Dynamic Body Balancing is a great option. While everyone can benefit from DBB, we most frequently treat the following groups: Infants Toddlers Pregnant mamas Chronic pain In this episode you'll hear about: What Dynamic Body Balancing (DBB) is Dr. Carol Philips Dr. Elyssa's history with DBB The three metrics of health Your cranialsacral system How myofascial unwinding works How torsions show up in your body Resources in this Episode: Pain-Free Pregnancy registration Body & Balance website Learn more about Dynamic Body Balancing DBB Website Learn: Episode 3: Pregnancy 101: Back to Basics Breastfeeding and Chiropractic Amazing Benefits of Chiropractic Care for Babies The Six Signs of Subluxation During Pregnancy Connect: Boulder Locals: Join our free, in-person Pain-Free Pregnancy community each quarter. Register here! Body & Balance: New patients start here About Dr Elyssa and Dr Katherine Connect with Body & Balance on Instagram Connect with Body & Balance on Facebook Enjoying the podcast? Be sure to subscribe and leave a review! Disclaimer This content is for informational and educational purposes only. It is not intended to provide medical advice or to take the place of such advice or treatment from a personal physician. All readers/viewers/listeners of this content are advised to consult their doctors or qualified health professionals regarding specific health questions. Neither Dr. Elyssa Wright nor Body and Balance Chiropractic. LLC nor the publisher of this content takes responsibility for possible health consequences of any person or persons reading, listening or following the information in this educational content. All viewers of this content, especially those taking prescription or over-the-counter medications, should consult their physicians before beginning any nutrition, supplement or lifestyle program.

There are works of architecture that take your breath away. What makes them great? In the final instalment of our focus on design, architects Marianne McKenna; Carol Phillips, Don Schmitt, and Eladia Smoke | KaaSheGaaBaaWeak discuss the styles and buildings that inspire them.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There are a lot of moving parts to get buildings up and with that comes a flurry of challenges. As architecture week continues, architects Marianne McKenna; Carol Phillips, Don Schmitt, and and Eladia Smoke | KaaSheGaaBaaWeak discuss their pain points and the role that controversial projects play, such as Ontario Place.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When we walk into a space, how should we feel? How does light and shadow affect us while we're there?? Architects Marianne McKenna; Carol Phillips, Don Schmitt, and Eladia Smoke | KaaSheGaaBaaWeak discuss some of their works and the intention behind the design.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What goes into the design of a space? How does an architect choose materials? As we continue our focus on design, we ask architects Marianne McKenna; Carol Phillips, Don Schmitt, and Eladia Smoke | KaaSheGaaBaaWeak whether form or function should prevail.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Is architecture more than art and science? Can the design of a space be political? This week, architects Marianne McKenna; Carol Phillips, Don Schmitt, and Eladia Smoke | KaaSheGaaBaaWeak discuss the power of building public spaces.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former missionaries to Chuuk, Tom and Carol Phillips join Pastor Walton this week. They discuss their journey in ministry and current burdens for the island. 

In this week’s episode, Sue speaks again with Dr. Carol Phillips about the subject of torsion and how Myofascial Unwinding helps the body recover from injuries. They discuss: Injuries sustained during pregnancy Bigger injuries like car accidents How even smaller day to day injuries can grow to larger problems down the road And Dr. Carol […] The post Let’s Talk About Torsion and Myofascial Unwinding with Dr. Carol Phillips appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.

Carol Phillips is an internationally known keynote speaker, trainer, industry consultant, author, and successful beauty business owner. Her unique selling approach enabled her beauty business to average 55% of total revenues from retail sales alone, causing American Salon to name her their first Retailer of the Year. Her professional articles and information have appeared in the Wall Street Journal, Life, American Spa, Modern Salon, Skin Inc., and Nailpro, just to name a few. Carol has consulted and trained Rosewood Resort, Wynn, Encore, Hilton, Canyon Ranch Resorts, Mirval and Red Door Salons. She designed the original prototype spas for Estee Lauder's flagship Origins Spa. Her first book, In The Bag: Selling in the Salon, has become the gold standard on spa and salon sales training. Carol was on the International Spa Association team that wrote the definitive book, Retail Spa Management. Now thousands of beauty pros are boosting service and retail sales after completing Carol's training, including A “Robert Cromeans Salons which boosted a 40% increase in take home after just one of Carol's Classes. To take your salon business to the NEXT LEVEL, go to https://linktr.ee/nlsleadership and sign up for the course! Follow @NLSalonLeadership on Facebook and Instagram, and be sure to check out the full interview on our YouTube channel!

This week on Homeopathy for Mommies, Sue interviews her friend Dr. Carol Phillips about the benefits of Chiropractic Care, Craniosacral Therapy and Myofascial Unwinding with your family. The post What is Craniosacral Therapy and Myofascial Unwinding? with Dr. Carol Phillips appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.

Join us this week as we welcome Dr. Carol Phillips who is a renown Teacher and Author of CranioSacral Therapy and Dynamic Body Balancing. Carol shares her incredible experiences from her 40 plus years as a Healing Practitioner and Birthing Doula.

Transitions with Dignity and The Reverse Mortgage. Special Guest, Carol Phillips. Best selling Author and SRES Realtor with EXP Real Estate.

Have you ever wondered the origin of some of your favorite prenatal and birth balancing techniques such as the forward leaning inversion and the side lying release? Join us in this informative episode as we meet the amazing Dr. Carol Phillips, a chiropractic doctor and craniosacral therapist who shares how she discovered these effective techniques that have become so well loved and used in prenatal care and birth support amongst those who understand the importance of balance for birth efficiency. Carol also educates us on what it means to have a body in balance and what it looks like when the body comes out of balance and what we can do to achieve a balanced body for overall wellness as well as a more comfortable pregnancy and more efficient birthing process. Website: https://dynamicbodybalancing.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/Dynamic-Body-Balancing-Dr-Carol-Phillips-169938413016664 

Jon, Aaron, & Nicki flip through some old school Rocky photos, hear about one lucky fan's surprise meeting with one of our faves, and learn about the major differences between the film and OG shooting script.. Global News: Read about the Norwich RH Stage Show cancellation: https://www.eveningnews24.co.uk/things-to-do/days-out/rocky-horror-show-norwich-theatre-royal-review-8457598 And the new tour dates: https://www.ents24.com/latest/the-rocky-horror-show-announced-2-new-events/3011684%2C3011718/33407 Read about Susan Sarandon's new Boxcar Children audio drama: https://podcastbusinessjournal.com/sarandon-to-star-in-podcast-remake/ Read about Meat Loaf's Bat out of Hell in Dublin: https://www.dublinlive.ie/whats-on/whats-on-news/award-winning-musical-featuring-music-22035526 Community News: Check out Rocky's 2021 box office ratings: https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/rocky-horror-picture-show-finds-203513025.html Look at Carol Phillips' fantastic 8th Street Playhouse pictures here: https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=4648913825171195&set=pcb.10159476180245575 Learn more about Rocky Horror on Rockband: https://www.harmonixmusic.com/blog/dlc-week-of-1028-jonathan-coulton-and-the-rocky-horror-picture-show Read our full Big Dick Storytime article: https://list23.com/300575-that-s-when-an-alabama-man-meets-a-rocky-horror-star-and-doesn-t-even-know-it-was-tim-curry/ NAAQ Sources: http://www.rockymusic.org https://groups.google.com/g/alt.cult-movies.rocky-horror/c/Xwe5ipGnUR4/m/pF4KwnqOgQ8J Tony Pazuzu Music: - Intro/Outro - Jupiter's Smile by The 126ers - Stings - Library at freesound.org Script by Aaron Tidwell, Jacob Roger-Gordon and Meg Fierro Produced and edited by Aaron Tidwell and Meg Fierro Rocky Talkie is an Audiogasmic LLC Production

Since the CARES Act was passed earlier this year, one of its programs, the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), has received the most attention, but it certainly isn't the only form of relief that the federal government provided in the pandemic. Less likely to show up in your Facebook news feed and farther away from the spotlight (but just as important), is the Provider Relief Fund, which was created to provide funding to healthcare service providers impacted by the pandemic. While this aid provides some much-needed relief to healthcare providers, the funding received could trigger some additional reporting requirements that healthcare providers may not have been subject to in the past.So, what does that mean for organizations that received these funds?Our guest, Carol Phillips, CPA, CFE, joins our hosts in this episode of The Wrap to discuss what healthcare providers should know about the Provider Relief Fund and what they can expect when it comes to the audits and reporting requirements that will ensue.After listening to this episode, you'll be able to:Have a basic knowledge of the Provider Relief Fund and how it's outlined in the CARES ActUnderstand reporting and audit requirements related to these fundsKnow the difference between Single Audits for nonprofit entities and for-profit entitiesUnderstand how Single Audits are different than other financial statement auditsAnticipate how to prepare for this kind of audit if your organization has never had one before

This show is hosted by Bethany Stricker, founder of Bethany Stricker Midwifery in Dallas, TX.The Birth & Body Podcast was filmed at the Turning Point Wellness Center in Burleson, Texas..All podcast episodes are filmed and edited by The Color Brand. For more info, look for them on Facebook or visit www.thecolorbrand.com

Dr Christine Anderson and Dr. Toxil Ruck discuss craniosacral therapy for babies and how it can help with postpartum trauma on babies with the incredible Dr. Carol Phillips in this can't miss episode! Dr. Phillips has many accomplishments to her name despite many struggles: She completed a Bachelor's degree in Human Service Administration at Metro State University with focus on children with autism and disabilities. Dr. Carol Phillips then completed her chiropractic degree at Palmer West after which she traveled to Minnesota to start the Maternal/pediatric center at Northwestern while also still teaching pediatrics. She then left Northwestern to begin a private practice and started teaching for the ICPA while teaching workshops to chiropractors on CST globally for the next 20 years. She has produced the book “Hands of Love” after 20 years of attending births as a labor support person. And this is just the tip of the iceberg of this amazing woman's journey! Listen in to find out why craniosacral therapy is important for babies to receive early to prevent future issues. When you SUBSCRIBE to our podcast, you will receive a FREE 15 minute consultation (a $75 value) so that we can help YOUR family grow up healthy! https://mailchi.mp/0f57e7560f23/your-babys-brilliant-brain-podcast-consult-calls 0:13: Introduction to amazing guest Dr. Carol Philips! 4:19: Dr. Phillips talks about magnetic healing and craniosacral therapy 7:55: Dr. Phillips talks about the history of birth trauma in herself and her daughter 9:05: Dr. Phillips talks about her daughter's health issues 11:45: Dr. Phillips talks about her first experience with a chiropractor and how he analyzed her daughter 13:30: Dr. Phillips talks about her daughter's delayed development 14:10: Dr. Phillips lets the chiropractor adjust her daughter 15:15: Dr. Phillips talks about her daughter's career path 16:00: Dr. Phillips talks why she changed her focus to pregnant moms 16:55: Dr. Phillips explores her own personal journey with chiropractic 21:59: Dr. Phillips talks about how she discovered craniosacral therapy 23:40: Dr. Phillips talks about her personal craniosacral therapy experiences and unwinding from her birth trauma 28:30 Dr. Phillips talks about working on unwinding for babies 30:30: Dr. Phillips talks about what craniosacral therapy is and why functional cranial bones are important 35:48: Dr. Phillips talks about brain development 40:25: Dr. Phillips tells a story about treating a baby 43:20: Dr. Chris and Dr. Phillips discuss why it's important to treat the whole family 44:40: Dr. Philips gives her advice for moms 50:55: Wrap up with Dr. Phillips 54:20: Dr. Chris talks about her work with craniosacral therapy on babies in her practice 1:00:00: Episode wrap up

It's the product that kept popping up on the first season of Beauty Island from Fashion and Beauty Editors alike. But what exactly is Clinique's Almost Lipstick in Black Honey and why is it so special?In a new bonus episode of Beauty Island, Beauty Spot, we look at the history and cultural significance of some of the most popular beauty products selected by Beauty Island guests. First up, Clinique's Almost Lipstick in Black Honey.We take a deep dive into the origins of Clinique, look at what made Black Honey such a cult shade and product, and revisit the memories it has for Kelly Baker, Stephanie Darling and Glynis Traill-Nash.Got any of your own? I'd love to hear from you.Follow host Brittany Stewart:Instagram: @brittanybeautybts @beautyislandpodcastEmail: beautyislandpodcast@gmail.comSubscribe to It's A Beauty! Newsletter for no BS beauty reviews, tips and tricks. (It's free!): http://bit.ly/2OE05XBListen to Glynis Traill-Nash's episode.Listen to Stephanie Darling's episode.Listen to Kelly Baker's episode.Read more on Clinique's Almost Lipstick in Black Honey"A brief history of Clinique.""Eye on Carol Phillips."The original US Vogue article that started it all"Clinique's Black Honey Totally Deserves Its Cult Status"Buy 'Pretty Iconic' by Sali HughesSound effects obtained from ZapsplatMusic: Dexter Britain

Episode 006. Birth Workers: An Interview with Midwife Rachel Shapiro-Davis Gosh, where do I even begin with show notes for Rachel’s interview? We talked about so many things in such a short amount of time! Here are some of the highlights from this magical interview. Rachel Shapiro-Davis is a midwife from Israel, Spinning Babies Educator, mama of Noam Or Shalom, and creator of Equilibrio—a school in Israel that focuses on connecting birth work and body work. Rachel visited Maui to teach a Spinning Babies Workshop for birth workers on the island. We met at a Pacific Birth Collective meeting and knew I right away that I wanted to learn more and share her with you. She agreed to an interview and we made it happen! In this episode, we talk about: * Birth work + Body work * Meeting women where they are * Honoring the individual * Improving birth on Earth * Mindset shifts surrounding birth * Trusting our bodies & our babies * The importance of connection * Balance in birth * Reframing birth stories * And so much more! Know that there is some unexpected background music toward the end of this episode…that’s what happens when you take part in an impromptu, one take only, must do interview in an unknown location! But don’t worry, in true midwife fashion, Rachel handles the unexpected with grace and humor. The interview stays on track (and is amazing!). I know you’ll love it…extra music and all! Here are a few links to birth workers Rachel mentions in the interview: 1. Spinning Babies (www.spinningbabies.org) 2. Jenny Blyth & Fiona Hallinan (www.birthwork.com) 3. Kelly Germaine (www.kellygermaine.com) 4. Carol Phillips (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWpbtW-pFL6PdV3uMXF2m-g) If you'd like to reach out to Rachel, send her an email: rachelshapiro@spinningbabies.com More over at: www.elevatingmotherhood.com/episode6 Follow us on IG& FB! Like, comment, subscribe, & share! Like the show? Leave me a review! Your feedback lets me know what you like, want, and need in your #momlife I’m here to serve you, open up conversations, tackle topics, and encourage connection. Reviews help me do that! Thank you so much! Sponsor: Thanks to Branch Basics for supporting today’s episode of Elevating Motherhood! Branch Basics is an educational company that offers non-toxic, simple to use cleaning solutions for your home—using one powerful, plant & mineral based cleaning concentrate. You can literally use their one concentrate to clean everything…from bathrooms & windows to floors & laundry. Simply dilute their safe, effective cleaner into their refillable bottles. The instructions are right on the label. Branch Basics has been an amazing addition to our home. I’m always looking for ways to reduce my family’s toxic burden & Branch Basics fits the bill. Plus their goals align with mine...to make cleaning sustainable, affordable, and simple...all without the use of gmos or animal testing. Branch Basics is offering a special discount code for Elevating Motherhood listeners—you can get 10% off your starter kit order…but only for the month of October (2019). Head over to www.elevatingmotherhood.com/branchbasics to grab the code & find out more!

Steph's mom, Carol, joins Tom and Steph on the podcast. She talks her fear of elevators, Steph's ban from most shoe stores in Southern California (except Nordstrom's) and the death of her husband and their, at times, tumultuous relationship! Somebody cries in this one. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/imarescue/support

Are sales techniques the final frontier of service businesses? If you have tried  almost everything else to enhance your business, maybe it is time to dive into good old sales efforts. I have often thought about the idea of making sales training a bigger part of my company training, but I have relented. Not that we don't do some sales training, we do. Sales is often soundly rejected by so many stylists. Most stylists want to focus on artistic, design skills and definitely not sales. Even if the logic of sales techniques bringing more people to work on and more ways to make clients look and feel great. Why not then? Sales is simply uncomfortable for so many people. I asked one stylist on staff, she said "you risk rejection and worse it might make you unlikeable." God forbid any of us take the risk that we are deemed not "nice." "Nice" is one of those universal goods,  it is like a currency or an additional star are on some blanket rating system if yelp had one for individuals. She is so nice...., bless her heart. Oh gag me!Thank God for this latest podcast with Carol Phillips from Beautee Smarts a sales training company for the beauty industry. She talks about the success she has found. She tells us about salons and spas with 30% increases in sales and individuals seeing massive growth. Take a listen to this 30 years veteran of beauty industry sales with clients from Canyon Ranch to 5 chair mom and pops. Tony Gordon

In this episode, Carol Phillips is going to teach you Five Simple Strategies that will help you break through the most common mental roadblocks to living a happy and healthy life.Carol Phillips is a national health and wellness expert, the multiple award-winning author of 52 Simple Ways to Health, and host of the Ask Coach Carol radio show on WTPL-FM. As an energetic corporate health coach and consultant, she has helped hundreds of employers and countless employees improve their wellness using her proven techniques. Coach Carol is also the founder of Coach Carol & Friends, the online group health coaching program, which helps people live happier and healthier lives!

Today on Small Changes Big Shifts I am speaking with Dr. Carol Phillips. Carol is an internationally renowned lecturer and workshop instructor who has taught more than 8,000 hours of postgraduate training in craniosacral therapy and myofascial unwinding to chiropractors and body workers throughout the United States, Canada, England, Scotland, Belgium, New Zealand and Mexico over the last 20 years.  Focusing on 'Balance in the Body' and 'Harmony in the Family', she is devoted to the prevention and treatment of physical, emotional and spiritual trauma that may occur at any time from conception to delivery and beyond.

Host Kevin Willett is joined by Carol Phillips. Carol Phillips is a health coach, author, speaker, and consultant who helps individuals and businesses improve their health...the easy way!  For more information please visit her website at www.CoachCarolPhillips.com   Audio file:  carolphillips.mp3

Carol Phillips, Health and Wellness Expert and Author is our guest today. She refers to herself as a corporate health coach. Her passion and her focus in getting America into shape is inspiring! Tune in and learn a few tips about how you can start feeling better, even at work, today!