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Lisa Hilborn, a name you should know. Lisa's service to the sport of wheelchair basketball and to the wheelchair sports movement can only be described as elite and legendary. Her roles and impact in her career with 3 of the most prominent programs in the country, including Casa Colina, her latest move is nothing but elite. Don't miss the Wheel Print podcast as we dive into this extraordinary woman's path and she's not done yet! Support the showAbout Casa Colina Hospital and Centers for HealthcareCasa Colina Hospital and Centers for Healthcare is a nonprofit provider of specialized medical, surgical, and rehabilitative care for people with disabling conditions resulting from accidents, disease, or illness. Its continuum of care includes medical-surgical and intensive care, acute rehabilitation, residential rehabilitation, and long-term residential care. Outpatient services include orthopedic and neurologic rehabilitation, physician clinics, children's services, diagnostic imaging, laboratory, audiology, and day treatment. Home to a research institute, adaptive sports and recreation program, and several residency programs, Casa Colina has proudly served the Southern California community and beyond for 85 years. Visit www.casacolina.org to learn more.
Presented by Yoshimura Racing Brandon Hartranft's world was turned upside down a few short weeks ago by a freak crash at the Supercross track that left him with a long list of injuries, including several fractures in his back, broken ribs, a collapsed lung, a severe concussion, a dislocated hip, and a broken scapula. The HEP Suzuki racer was in the early laps of a training moto at the team's private testing facility in Northern California when his engine locked up and send him into the ground. Hartranft underwent a lengthy surgery to repair the damage to his body and was eventually transported by private jet to the Casa Colina rehab facility in Pomona, California. While Hartranft's prognosis is very promising, he has a long road to recovery ahead of him. He and his new wife plan to return to his home state of New Jersey once he is released from the rehabilitation facility, and whether or not he returns to racing someday remains to be seen. "For now, I am just so thankful that I have a second chance at life," he told us. We caught up with Brandon on the phone for this installment of the Yoshimura Midweek Podcast, and were amazed at how upbeat and positive he is...he even had the energy to tell us some funny golf stories! Road to Recovery has established a fund to help Hartranft, and we encourage you to contribute if you are in a position to.
Enjoy the recording of OPTI West/Casa Colina presentation from the 2022 PM&R Scholars Virtual Residency Fair! Check out more information about PM&R Scholars and the Virtual Residency Fair at pmrscholars.org! Check out our 2022 sponsors: PMRrecap.com and ultrasoundguidance.com
Do you worry that, if your loved one relapses, it might be your fault? Do you have trouble setting boundaries with them about their substance use disorder? If so, you might be codependent. On today's episode, Michael interviews Chico and Shannon West about codependency, boundaries, giving Al-Anon a try, pre-marital counseling for couples in early recovery, and more. Chico West is a licensed therapist through his private practice, West Counseling. He provides intervention services, consulting, and workshops in Dallas, Texas, and beyond. Previously he served as CEO and founder of both Gaston House Transitional Living and Casa Colina Treatment Center. Shannon has worked as Chico's business manager for West Counseling and worked alongside him with Gaston House and Casa Colina. Together they host their podcast, “Filter Optional,” which is available on Spotify, iTunes, and YouTube. SHOW NOTES [7:16] Al-Anon, codependence, and boundaries. [10:42] The recovery language and lingo. [12:05] Are you minimizing your needs? It will lead to resentment. [15:36] Are you doing the work? [18:00] Approaching addiction as a counselor who is also a Christian. [23:42] Are you concentrating on someone else instead of looking in the mirror? [27:42] Parenting: COVID, communicating, and social media. [40:00] How can churches welcome those who have struggled with substance abuse disorders? ADDITIONAL RESOURCES Read more about how religious communities can support those who have struggled with addiction here: https://landmarkrecovery.com/7-ways-religious-communities-can-support-recovering-addicts-and-their-loved-ones/
The following is a presentation from the PM&R Scholars Virtual Residency Fair from Casa Colina. Check out their presentation to help guide your decisions for the residency application cycle. This year's PM&R scholar Virtual Residency Fair is supported by PM&R Recap - the best resource for your Physiatry clinical preparation, audition rotations, board preparation and beyond! PM&R Recap offers 35 hours of review videos, hundreds of review questions and oral boards cases! Head to pmrrecap.com to learn more! Music: www.bensound.com
Check out this wonderful episode with John Campbell Owner/CEO of Casa Colina. John is a passionate man in recovery and during this episode he helps us understand his WHY behind his program and mission for Casa Colina. This "little house on the hill" has a huge impact on so many. Tune in to learn more! Thank you.
Episode 90: Cycle of Civilization
Episode 89: Coping with Holiday Anxiety
Episode 76: ARM and North Texas Giving Day
The Casa Colina PM&R program joined us to discuss their residency.
Andrew Skinner discusses the importance of Triumph Foundation Ambassadors, in part of the 5th section of the Circle of Care chart; Inclusive Community. Andrew also discusses the Question of the Day: Assistive Technology. Episode sponsor goes to Casa Colina. Learn more at: www.triumph-foundation.org
Episode 71: Wrestling with Race Part II
Episode 70: Wrestling with Race
Episode 68: Brought to you By Visions
Episode 67: The Drama Triangle Part II
Episode 66: The Drama Triangle Part I
Dr. Usha Mantha MD is the founder and CEO of Verve Weight Loss and Laser Aesthetics, a medical spa located in Upland, California in the greater Los Angeles area. Having trained and received membership from the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists in London, U.K., Dr. Mantha has been a Women’s Health expert for over 30 years. Not only is Dr. Mantha a dual Board-Certified physician in Obesity Medicine in California and Family Medicine in Pennsylvania, but she is also a Provider, Instructor, and Advisory Faculty in Advanced Life Support in Obstetrics and Advanced Cardiac Life Support in adults. After decades specializing in women’s health, Dr. Mantha trained and became an expert in weight loss management, and has helped hundreds of patients in the Inland Empire with offices in Pomona and Upland, California over the past 15 years. She is Director of Weight and Wellness clinic at Casa Colina Hospital for Rehabilitation, where she treats overweight and obese patients in pre- and post-operative care. She is also a visiting faculty instructor at School of Medicine at Riverside and teaches Family Medicine and PM&R residents at both Casa Colina and Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Centers. She is now the proud founder and CEO of Verve Weight Loss and Laser Aesthetics, where she continues to help patients be healthy from the inside and beautiful on the outside. Visit www.vervemedspa.com to learn more about Dr. Mantha’s extensive range of treatments and options for your individual needs. During this major pandemic and unprecedented time, obesity, along with its all inherent, extensive metabolic disorders, has played a key role in mortality among the victims. Normalizing weight is key in improving and boosting immunity to Covid-19 with outside pollutants. Therefore, focused weight loss activities and maintenance of weight have never been more important than now. So today, we will talk to Dr. Mantha about what are some ways we can stay healthy, reduce weight and improve our immunity to treat the COVID19 infection.
Episode 63: Miles Adcox Returns
Episode 64: Mental Health at the Forefront
Episode 62: Stuck in the Loop
Episode 58: Rolling with the Punches
Episode 59: Legal Family Court
Episode 61: Different Strokes
Episode 55: Bob Ferguson with Jaywalker Lodge
Episode 53: Decisions and Distancing
Episode 52: Let's Take a Breath
Episode 51: The Cannabis Connection
Episode 50: Another Word for Trigger
Do you think anger is a negative feeling? Chico and Shannon discuss how we allFEEL anger as some point and time in life because it is just a feeling. Shannon usedto have such a negative view on anger not wanting her boys to be angry or herself tobe quick to anger. They discuss how to recognize anger for what it is, feel it and thenknow how to diffuse it so it doesn’t turn to rage. They also discuss how to determinewhat your triggers are for anger and how to recognize those and then work throughthem. A lot of unhealthy behaviors, including substance abuse, can stem fromsuppressing anger. Check out the blog referenced in this episode athttps://gablecounseling.com/post/anger-simply-isIf you have questions about substance abuse, trauma or addiction please check outour website at www.casacolinatreatment.com
Join Chico and Shannon as they discuss how to go about marketing a company andgetting direction from the outside and be open to a plan. We all can have blinders onin certain areas of running a business and just need some encouragement to lookoutside the box and take some direction from someone outside of the business.Jamie has been doing this for years concentrating on the treatment industry but thetips are good for any industry. Find more about Jamie in this YouTube videointerview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMvuoxo4c68And of course to see more of what Chico and Shannon do you can go towww.casacolinatreatment.com
Do you know the definition of restlessness? It is the inability to rest or relax as aresult of anxiety or boredom. Chico and Shannon discuss how we all get restless atsome point and time in life but we have no idea how to identify that is what we arefeeling; therefore don’t think we suffer from it. Shannon and Chico both realizedthey struggled with restlessness. They also realized that both of their boys struggledwith it too. They discuss how to recognize restlessness for what it is, feel it and thenknow how to diffuse it so it doesn’t turn to depression or substance abuse. Do youneed to get to the root of restlessness? Do you need to at least admit that you mightstruggle with it? Take the challenge by listening to this episode and then letting usknow if you are one that says you do not struggle with restlessness. We haven’tfound anyone yet.If you have questions about substance abuse, trauma or addiction please check outour website at www.casacolinatreatment.com
It is hard to get back into a routine after the holidays including doing a podcast! Thisepisode is our first one after the holiday break and we share ways to possibly getback into a groove. After the holidays is also a time that people will seek treatmentfor their loved ones for substance abuse issues. Kids are home from college, menand women are stressed out about jobs, etc. and it is a time of New Year’sresolutions. People resolve to change their lives for the better. Let Chico andShannon help you navigate that as a resource for many things including substanceabuse and addiction. Check out www.casacolinatreatment.com for videos and linksto getting the help that you need. Also check out Episode 9: Treatment for a LovedOne on Filter Optional for some great questions to ask when seeking help.
Shannon and Chico have a great conversation with Obie Bussey, the executivedirector of ARM Ministries (Adult Rehabilitation Ministries) right here in the heartof Dallas. We have a passion for helping people achieve a lifetime of freedom insobriety and ARM is doing that for the homeless population right here in Dallas. TheARM program is for men only but there is a women’s program called WARM that isdoing the same work. If you want to hear about a ministry making a REAL differencefor men and women right here in Dallas please listen and then visitwww.armdallas.org to be a donor to help get them off the streets and back into thework force in Dallas. You will love to see what is happening right here in the city ofDallas. The program at ARM so mirrors the beliefs and values of Casa Colina that wecan’t help but let everyone know about it. For more information about Casa ColinaTreatment Center visit www.casacolinatreatment.com
It is hard to get back into a routine after the holidays including doing a podcast! Thisepisode is our first one after the holiday break and we share ways to possibly getback into a groove. After the holidays is also a time that people will seek treatmentfor their loved ones for substance abuse issues. Kids are home from college, menand women are stressed out about jobs, etc. and it is a time of New Year’sresolutions. People resolve to change their lives for the better. Let Chico andShannon help you navigate that as a resource for many things including substanceabuse and addiction. Check out www.casacolinatreatment.com for videos and linksto getting the help that you need. Also check out Episode 9: Treatment for a LovedOne on Filter Optional for some great questions to ask when seeking help.
Episode 42: Can You Be Vulnerable?
Let me introduce you to Ryan Chen. This year Ryan was on stage at the prestigious Forbes 30 under 30 entrepreneurship event for the company he co-founded, Neuro. But a decade ago, at the age of 19, Ryan was being rushed to the hospital from a snowboarding accident that would ultimately paralyze him from the waist down. Ryan was forced to open his eyes to this new reality, learn to not blame himself and become comfortable with the uncomfortable. He learned to adapt, rekindle his love for athletics and ultimately build a successful business. EPISODE SUMMARY - Ryan describes the snowboarding accident which instantly paralyzed him. - The complete shock he felt in the ambulance - and pain but fueled by adrenaline and a racing mind. - At the hospital, Ryan didn’t want anyone to know about the accident - didn’t want folks to worry. - Imagine the doctor telling you that you will never walk again. Ryan didn’t believe it. - Ironically, pain returning was a welcome sign but reality was setting in. - The very long and dark process included 2-3 years of opioid pain pills which Ryan gave up cold turkey but also a climb out by rekindling his love for athletics and racing in the LA Marathon. - Ryan would go on to race in seven marathons and met with the US Paralympic team; ultimately deciding he wanted to pursue other passions, like entrepreneurship. - Ryan co-founded Neuro with his longtime friend, Kent Yoshimura. - He was named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 list as a top entrepreneur. (Kent was 30 already so received an honorable mention.) QUOTABLES - “It is a rollercoaster. I mean, you're still trying to figure yourself out and then you throw this in and it feels like your whole world stops. And for me, I think it took me two years of like really trying to figure out, well, not only like who I was, what I wanted to do, but like what was my purpose of living? Why did I survive this?” - “I never told anybody. I told friends not to tell anybody.“ - “Life is constantly changing, it's about adapting to that change.“ - “I think it's about being comfortable with being uncomfortable as kind of like something I always think about. There's always situations where you're like, you know, you're doing something for the first time, It's uncomfortable. And then you do it again and it feels a little bit more familiar. And then by the third time, you're like, I'm pretty comfortable with this.” - “You know, you're doing the best you can and be patient with yourself, because then you're going to come out on the other side and realize that that's part of your story. And that's that's going to shape who you are.“ TRANSCRIPT AVAILABLE https://inourbelly.com/season-1/episode-3-ryan-chen/ RESOURCES Support Ryan’s company, Neuro https://neurogum.com/ Forbes 30 Under 30 Profiles https://www.forbes.com/profile/ryan-chen/#7afd0cb441d0 @ryan.ryc on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/ryan.ryc/ Loma Linda University Medical Center - Level I Trauma Center https://lluh.org/locations/loma-linda-university-medical-center Casa Colina for Rehab https://www.casacolina.org/ SHOW RESOURCES Subscribe, rate and review this podcast ♥️ Thanks for listening! http://inourbelly.com to preview all episodes coming up and future seasons Become a Patron https://www.patreon.com/bellyofthebeast @inourbelly on Instagram http://instagram.com/inourbelly @inourbelly on Twitter http://twitter.com/inourbelly @davidall on instagram (host) http://instagram.com/davidall # # #
Episode 38: Codependency Part III
Episode 37: No Family is Perfect
Episode 36: Everyone is Not Fine
Episode 34: Staying Connected
Episode 31: Analyzing Psychodrama
Episode 27: Live at Men of Nehemiah
Check out this awesome "How To" Podcast for the perfect pour over coffee. Caleb teaches us how to create an amazing cup of coffee step by step. He also shares about Casa Colina treatment Center. Tune in to learn more about coffee, Caleb, and Casa Colina!! Please excuse the loud sound of the coffee grinder.
Episode 25: Live at Casa Part 2
Episode 24: Live at Casa Part 1
Episode 23: Change the Narrative
Episode 22: God is Still Good
Episode 20: Links Players International
Episode 19: FOL with Chris Prestridge
Episode 18: Fun without Chemicals
Episode 16: Marriage Growing Pains
Episode 15: Live at Dallas Symposium
Episode 13: Ethics in the Treatment Industry
Episode 14: Helping Your Kids
Episode 10: Marriage and Communication
Episode 9: Treatment for a Loved One
Episode 5: Co-Dependency Part II
Episode 4: Co-Dependency Part I
Episode 3: New Year, Better You
On this episode we sit with Ruben BARAJAS and Priti PATEL to share Casa Colina's outdoor adventure program and the Land Meets Sea Sports Camp. Enjoy :) casacolina.org pushrim.org
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