Podcast appearances and mentions of catherine cook

In this episode of The Yoga Therapy Hour, we welcome Catherine Cook Cottone, a School & Licensed Psychologist, Certified Yoga Therapist & Yoga Researcher. Catherine brings her extensive expertise in trauma-informed and responsive interventions to discuss how yoga practitioners can cultivate and strengthen their inner resources through a trauma-informed approach. We explore strategies for developing self-regulation, implementing de-escalation protocols, and adapting teaching methods for students with varying levels of trauma exposure. Catherine also shares insights on measuring the impact of trauma-informed practices, understanding neuroception, and applying polyvagal theory in yoga teaching. Additionally, Catherine introduces her new book, "Trauma-Informed and Trauma-Responsive Yoga Teaching: A Universal Practice," co-authored with Joanne Spence.Main Points:Self-Regulation ScaleExplanation of the self-regulation scale and its significance in yoga practice and teaching.Key indicators on the scale for gauging students' state.De-escalation ProtocolEssential components of a de-escalation protocol for yoga teachers.Case study illustrating the application of de-escalation protocols.Teaching AdaptationsAdaptations and modifications for students with trauma exposure or PTSD symptoms.Ensuring inclusivity and sensitivity without singling out individuals.NeuroceptionUnderstanding neuroception to enhance trauma-informed yoga teaching.Practical ways to support students' neuroception processes.Orienting for SafetyImportance of orienting practices for setting a safe yoga environment.Examples of effective orienting practices.Polyvagal TheoryContribution of polyvagal theory to understanding trauma and its impact on the nervous system.Practical applications in designing trauma-informed yoga sequences.Connection and ProtectionHelping students sensitized towards protection over connection due to past trauma.Fostering a sense of safety to encourage healthy connection without triggering protective responses.Find Catherine at www.CatherineCookCottone.com & her co-author at www.JoanneSpence.com  Additional Resources with Amy Wheeler:University of Minnesota Therapeutic Yoga SeriesPolyvagal Institute Mighty App7-Week Course on Yoga, Yoga Therapy & Polyvagal TheoryOptimal State Mobile AppOptimal State and Yoga Therapy Hour Patreon·        Monday Night Yoga Therapy Clinic on www.TheOpimtalState.com·        Join us for our Monday night Yoga Therapy Clinics, specially designed to address specific health and wellness topics. The sessions are held every Monday from 4:00-5:15 PM PST and are led by Amy Wheeler, a seasoned expert in yoga therapy. This clinic provides a supportive environment where participants can explore therapeutic yoga techniques to aid in addiction recovery and overall well-being.·        For those seeking professional development, there is an option to stay longer after class and earn Continuing Education (CE) credits. This extended session offers in-depth training and valuable insights into integrating yoga therapy with addiction treatment.

Chelsea Roff, Founder and Director of Eat Breathe Thrive, has spent nearly a decade developing integrative health programs for mental health challenges, including a Yoga for Eating Disorders program, now the core of a seven-week intervention. She also leads the largest study on yoga for eating disorders and serves as UK Operations Director for The Give Back Yoga Foundation.Catherine Cook-Cottone, Ph.D., a Licensed Psychologist and Professor at SUNY Buffalo, co-edits Eating Disorders: The Journal of Treatment and Prevention and founded the nonprofit Yogis in Service. Her research focuses on embodied self-regulation and psychosocial disorders, with over 85 publications to her name.Together, Chelsea and Catherine co-authored a study published in Frontiers in Psychiatry revealing that over 60 individuals with eating disorders have been euthanised or assisted in suicide by physicians, often without exhausting evidence-based treatments. They have issued a joint statement opposing medically assisted suicide for eating disorders, urging the healthcare community and broader society to stand against this practice and support recovery.In this week's podcast, we discuss:The reasoning and inspiration for Chelsea and Catherine beginning their research into assisted dying in eating disorders.What is meant by "terminal anorexia" and how this is an inappropriate term to use for an eating disorder (aka not a terminal illness).The criteria required, in respective countries, for assisted dying.The understanding of why clinicians believe assisted dying may be the best outcome for their patients.The importance of sharing lived experiences and highlighting that full recovery is possible.The consequences of making this decision and the impact this can have.To read the full paper, click here.To read and sign the Joint Statement Against Assisted Suicide for Eating Disorders, click here.You can contact Chelsea via Chelsea's LinkedIn, Eat Breathe Thrive Instagram, and Eat Breathe Thrive's Website.You can content Catherine via Catherine's LinkedIn, Catherine's Instagram, and Catherine's website.Kindly note, that this episode delves into sensitive eating disorder topics, including anorexia nervosa and suicide. Remember to care for yourself while listening and seek professional help if needed. This podcast is your bridge to insightful discussions, not a substitute for clinical guidance. If you are struggling with suicidal thoughts or ideation, know that you can call the Samaritans anytime on 116 123 or visit their website here.

”For thou, LORD, wilt bless the righteous; With favour wilt thou compass him as with a shield.“ ‭‭Psalm‬ ‭5‬:‭12‬ ‭KJV‬‬ If you're not making mistakes, then you're not making decisions".–Catherine Cook. Stay focused and remain positive in all you do blessed!!!

Karl Coppack welcomes Catherine Cook back to the show to discuss the next story in Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes Canon The Adventure of Black Peter @adlerto

The College of Nurses Aotearoa is running professional supervision short courses in May 2023. Catherine Cook, AUT Associate Professor, School of Clinical Sciences, discusses the role and benefits of professional supervision in nursing and what to expect from the course.

How should we approach consent in the context of Aged Care? This is the question at the heart of an influential paper by Dr Vanessa Schouten, Dr Catherine Cook and Dr Mark Henrickson. Weighing up the role of autonomy, consent and intimacy in Aged Care settings, this conversation dives into the mechanics of how we - as individuals and as a society - make some of our most important decisions.

Sexuality is an intrinsic part of identity. However, intimacy and sexuality in residential aged care are often contested issues, particularly in the case of people living with different types of dementia. Professor Mark Henrickson, Dr Catherine Cook, Dr Vanessa Schouten and Ms Sandra McDonald are researching consent in this domain.Read more about their research in Research Features.Read the original article: https://doi.org/10.1080/13691058.2021.1871649

This panel of students, organized by Professor Karen Graziano, discusses their experiences in her Legal Writing and Analysis Course. The panelists are Arianna Bufalino, '22; Catherine Cook, '21; David Izzo, '21; Jennifer Lambert, '22; Jacquelyn Solomon, '21; Solange Stamatos, '21; and Karina Zakarian, '23.

This week on the pod, Maria chats with the founder of one of her favorite apps to meet people, MeetMe’s Catherine Cook Connelly!  Catherine is co-founder and SVP, Marketing at The Meet Group. The Meet Group owns and operates the most engaging dating communities in the world, spanning five apps including MeetMe, Skout, Tagged, LOVOO and GROWLr. Serving millions of daters daily, our community sends 70 million chats per day. Each month, our livestreaming solutions entice our community to spend 1.1 billion minutes in video. Our network size, technology, and leading moderation and talent teams enable us to partner for and acquire new audiences, including through video platform-as-service products. The Meet Group, Inc. is a subsidiary of ParshipMeet Group, a diversified international market leader in online dating, which also owns and operates leading matchmaking brands eharmony, Parship, and ElitePartner. In this episode, Maria and Catherine discuss… The history of MeetMe and why the app was created. How MeetMe is different from every other app out there. (it’s not all about dating!) How to connect and chat with someone in a speed dating situation. How to handle a potential long distance relationship at the beginning. Great ice breaker questions to get a conversation going with someone.  Follow Catherine on Twitter Connect with Catherine on LinkedIn To learn how Maria can help you find love in 2021, go to: https://linktr.ee/agapematch Follow Maria on Instagram Follow Maria on TikTok Have a question for Maria? Visit http://askamatchmaker.com Enroll in Agape Match’s Group Coaching Intensive: https://agapematch.com/events To learn more about how Maria and how her team can help you find love, visit agapematch.com    

In this episode, we explore how Doterra Certified Pure Therapeutic Grade essential oils and supplements can support overall health and well-being and why they are different to many other essential oils when it comes to mental and physical well-being.  Mentions PubMed Article: Protective essential oil attenuates influenza virus infection: an in vitro study in MDCK cells Guest Contact Cathrine Loftus-CookInsta: @sp.oil.all.naturally Facebook: @spoilall Contact Us Alternative Health Tools You can find us on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and anywhere else you get your podcasts. Contact our host Lisa Victoria  Leave us a message on our Contact Page. Produced by John Biethan.

In this episode, we explore how Doterra Certified Pure Therapeutic Grade essential oils and supplements can support overall health and well-being and why they are different to many other essential oils when it comes to mental and physical well-being.  Mentions PubMed Article: Protective essential oil attenuates influenza virus infection: an in vitro study in MDCK cells Guest Contact Cathrine Loftus-CookInsta: @sp.oil.all.naturally Facebook: @spoilall Contact Us Alternative Health Tools You can find us on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and anywhere else you get your podcasts. Contact our host Lisa Victoria  Leave us a message on our Contact Page. Produced by John Biethan.

Today, Kathy welcomes Dr. Catherine Cook-Cottone and their conversation is on eating disorder recovery and embodied self-regulation. Dr. Cook-Cottone breaks this topic down for us and discusses how the beauty of embodiment is that we partner with our nervous system instead of fighting with it.

Today we get to go back in time and hear all about the origins of MeetMe from the app’s co-founder Catherine Cook Connelly. Catherine founded the company in 2005 while she was still in high school (total #girlboss!) Back then it was a website called My Yearbook and, in this interview, we talk all about the creation of that original platform and how it has transformed into the MeetMe app that you know and love today. Catherine shares some of the top successes and struggles in those early years of building the platform, and her advice for entrepreneurs. We also talk about the decision to add live streaming to MeetMe, what are some of her favorite live streams to watch, and her own personal experience with live streaming. Catherine also shares what she feels has been the best part of creating MeetMe and why live streaming has only made that better. If you want to catch one of Catherine’s streams, find her on MeetMe as CatherineC ! *make sure it’s the account with the official MeetMe tag

  Hey there and long time no see! One Happy Podcast is back with a special guest, Catherine Cook, who is a certified Aruba lover.   Catherine originally traveled to a bunch of different islands until she discovered Aruba back in 2004 and it made quite the impression on her. However, she finally fell in love with the island in 2006 during her second visit. After that, she found herself coming back again and again at least twice a year. Needless to say, Aruba became her favorite island.   There are a lot of aspects that made her fall in love with Aruba, but she says that the people are really what sold her. She has met tons of lovely folks in the island who are now part of her extended Aruba family.   Aside from her Aruba story, we talk about airports, accommodations and why she thinks it's good to try a little bit of every kind of property to stay at, and her favorite restaurants.   Indeed, Catherine's love and enthusiasm for Aruba is something worth listening to.   On this episode of One Happy Podcast, you will: Hear about Catherine's fun retirement party which she held in Aruba with friends and family from the States Find out Catherine's favorite Aruba hang-out spots Know Curt and Catherine's answer to this question: which group of people from a section of the world do you usually like to observe or "people watch" down on the island? Hear about how Curt and Catherine met for the first time   RESTAURANTS MENTIONED: Baby Back Grill Smokey Joe's Chicken and Lobster ODB Old Dirty Bird Moomba Beach Bugaloe Soprano's Salt and Pepper Iguana Cantina Twist of Flavors   ACCOMMODATIONS MENTIONED: Modern Boca Catalina Aruba Marriott

This podcast is dedicated to unpaid caregivers who take care of their loved ones, but unpaid doesn't mean there aren't costs to be covered. Either direct costs such as food and transportation needs for your loved one. There are also indirect costs like missed opportunities at work because you take time to be with your loved one. Catherine Cook with the Houston Area Agency on Aging joined our host, Marie-Pierre, to discuss these costs on a professional and personal level. She also talks about the challenges some people in the African American communities may face when caring for someone.

In July 2013, Alexandra Hoang and Kelly Trinh interviewed Catherine  Cook Connellly about her journey on creating MyYearbook. Alexandra and Kelly were Ambassadors for Girls' C.E.O. Connection and were recent high school graduates. The original video interview is still available to watch on the Girls' C.E.O. Connection YouTube channel. Follow along with Alexandra and Kelly as they learn how Catherine and her brother Dave grew myYearbook from a small startup in 2005 to a major competitor of Facebook in just six years. In November 2011 MyYearbook merged with the Quepasa Corporation and in June 2012 rebranded to MeetMe, Inc. Imagine starting a business at the age of 15 in your bedroom and growing it to be a $33.6 million. Then selling it for $100 million!!! The best part for Catherine was to sell it while continuing to be an executive with the company.  

Just the other day...I was cruising down the hallway at my school and I landed on the business end of 3 outstanding compliments in the span of about 5 minutes. These compliments were totally unsolicited and really hit the spot! I felt an adrenaline rush for the remainder of the day as a result. I'll bet you've experienced an unexpected compliment, or two. Didn't you feel like it was Christmas morning?Unfortunately, many are reluctant to praise their fellow man. What a pity. Don't just think, Wow...my buddy is looking really fit. Tell them! They probably need to hear it and it will inspire them to keep working out. When it comes to students, teachers frequently compliment kids on their academic efforts, but how about expanding our repertoire? That's what this episode is about. Two of my original sources...Freshmen Catherine Cook and Audrey Justice will explain the power of teachers paying kids compliments.I'm going to promote a systematic, premeditated, and public way to do just that. The verbal praise coupon is a way to bond with your kids, make them feel great, and perhaps elevate them in the eyes of their peers. If you're tired of awarding the same old extra credit, this episode is for you.

Catherine Cook, Co-founder and Vice President of Brand Strategy of MeetMe. Catherine discusses her journey of communicating effectively from the beginnings of MyYearbook as it became re-branded to MeetMe. The company has built one of the top mobile apps for Millennials. https://www.meetme.com; Contact Catherine through her Twitter account @cncook. She will set up a time to connect.  

John Nemo former Associated Press Reporter, Author, Award-Winning PR Director and Social Media Consultant. He is the creator of LinkedIn Riches, an online training program that helps individuals, brands and businesses leverage LinkedIn to instantly generate more leads, clients and revenue. John has generated more than $135,000 of revenue in just 90 days using LinkedIn, all of it within a tiny niche and all of it without meeting any of his clients in person Mike Song CEO  Get Control! Seminar series. Mike is responsible for managing the strategic growth of the company and developing new, ground breaking productivity solutions. Mike Song CEO, GetControl.net Mike is lead co-author of the best-selling Hamster Revolution: How to Manage Your Email Before It Manages You and The Hamster Revolution for Meetings Peter Cohan management consultant, angel investor, author of 11 books, and Babson College teacher of strategy and entrepreneurship Catherine Cook co-founder of MeetMe, Inc, the public market leader in social discovery. She co-founded the company as a way to make new friends in her high school, and now 1 million people log in to MeetMe every day on the web and mobile apps. Check out MeetMe in the App Store or Google Play store or on the web at meetme.com Bill Coscarelli Professor Emeritus from Southern Illinois University where he spent most of his 30 some years teaching teachers how to teach.  His consulting in human performance assessment has been recognized globally. He joins us as the principle author of the The Decision-Making Styles Inventory which is published by John Wiley 

By Alison van Diggelen, host of Fresh Dialogues SDForum attendees got a glimpse of the future last Friday. Microsoft hosted the 4th Annual SDForum Teens Conference – an assembly of some of the most dynamic and creative young minds in Silicon Valley. I had the pleasure of moderating a panel of high energy high school students who […]