Podcasts about community psychologist

Bron is joined by Shane (Community Psychologist) to chat about reflective practice groups and how they can be a great tool for preventing burnout in early-career clinicians. We chat about what reflective practice groups involve, how they can reduce feelings of isolation (that "I'm the only one experiencing this" feeling), and how you can implement reflective practices in our workplace, supervision group, or regular peer consultation. Thanks Shane for opening up the conversation about this great tool for staying well while we work in mental health! ✨

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Bill Woods catches up with Dr Marny Lishman, a Health and Community Psychologist, Author of 'Burnout to Brilliant' on how to set the perfect New Years resolution See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Feeling the holiday stress? You're not alone! From frantic last-minute shopping trips to the pressure of finding the "perfect" gift, the holiday season can leave anyone feeling frazzled. Bill Woods chats with Marny Lishman, Health & Community Psychologist and author of Burnout to Brilliant, to unpack one of the most anxiety-inducing parts of the season—Christmas present shopping. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Have you heard of the Enneagram?! Don't worry - I didn't either. And if you have, do you know how to use the Enneagram to help you communicate better with others and navigate/reframe your own limiting beliefs & fullest potential in both business & life?Today, I'm chatting with Ashton Whitmoyer-Ober aka Enneagram Ashton! She is an author, public speaker, Community Psychologist, and certified Enneagram educator with a desire to see relationships, business, & life strengthened and she teaches people how to achieve that using the Enneagram. LEARN MORE ABOUT ASHTON HERE: https://enneagramashton.com/

Send us a textDr. Dawn X. Henderson makes research accessible for marginalized communities. From her beginnings as a middle school science teacher, to founding We Claim Research, Dawn's journey is filled with inspiring stories and groundbreaking work. Dawn's commitment to amplifying the voices of racially and ethnically marginalized groups offers a fresh perspective on fostering environments where all narratives are valued.We share our identities as community psychologists, spotlighting system change and community engagement. Join us as Dawn shares her innovative approach to research collaboration, emphasizing community initiation and leadership. Dawn describes her work with Black mothers who, during the height of COVID-19, reshaped research protocols and presenting their findings at a major conference. Dawn emphasizes humility, openness, and a healing-centered lens. We invite you to embrace the wisdom of communities and the healing potential of curiosity in creating spaces where everyone thrives.Guest BioDr. Dawn X. Henderson is a Community Psychologist, founder of WeClaim Research (weclaimresearch.com; https://weclaimresearch.com/), and the Director of Participatory Research, Power Building at Village of Wisdom, a nonprofit in Durham, NC. She models making “science and research” accessible to those who have been the most underrepresented and marginalized. As a research scientist, she has used an interdisciplinary lens to position the narratives of racially and ethnically marginalized communities and young people at the center of how science and research happen. Her research has focused on identifying the ecological systems and structures that support and promote positive development for young people and adults. She is the recipient of the American Evaluation Association Graduate Education Diversity Internship, Faculty Select with the Expanding the Bench Initiative sponsored by the Annie E. Casey Foundation, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's Interdisciplinary Research Leaders Fellowship, Division 27, Society for Community Research and Action Leadership Development Fellowship, Division 27's 2023 Distinguished Contribution to Practice in Community Psychology Award, and 2023 Research-to-Policy Collaboration Scholar Award, Research-to-Policy Collaborative with Pennsylvania State University. As a Community Cultivator and Space Creator, she envisions creating more dream cultivators so that Black and Brown people, their children, and communities thrive.As always- please like, share and subscribe to the podcast! Extra brownie points if you leave a review!Lastly, don't forget to check out the resources page on communityevaluationsolutions.comLike what you heard? Please like and share wherever you get your podcasts! Connect with Ann: Community Evaluation Solutions How Ann can help: · Support the evaluation capacity of your coalition or community-based organization. · Help you create a strategic plan that doesn't stress you and your group out, doesn't take all year to design, and is actionable. · Engage your group in equitable discussions about difficult conversations. · Facilitate a workshop to plan for action and get your group moving. · Create a workshop that energizes and excites your group for action. · Speak at your conference or event. Have a question or want to know more? Book a call with Ann .Be sure and check out our updated resource page! Let us know what was helpful. Music by Zach Price: Zachpricet@gmail.com

In this episode, Christina explores the transformative growth potential of the Enneagram with special guest Ashton, a leading Enneagram expert and coach. Ashton shares her journey from a psychology career to becoming a widely recognized Enneagram consultant and online educator. Together, they discuss how the Enneagram fosters personal growth, enriches relationships, and enhances workplace culture by helping people understand their core motivations, fears, and interpersonal dynamics. Ashton breaks down each of the nine Enneagram types, showing how these insights empower individuals to build deeper, more authentic connections and bring positive change to both personal and professional environments.To learn more about Christina's next retreat text 'RETREAT' to 501-222-3362About the Guest: Ashton Whitmoyer-Ober is an author, public speaker, Community Psychologist, and certified Enneagram educator. With a desire to see relationships strengthened, she created Enneagram Ashton in early 2019 and grew her account from 0-200k in 1 year. She is the author of Enneagram for Relationships, The Two of Us: A Three Year Couples Journal, and The Enneagram Made Simple. Find her on Instagram @enneagramashton. If you enjoyed this episode, make sure and give us a five star rating  and leave us a comment on iTunes, Podcast Addict, Podchaser and Castbox about what you'd like us to talk about that will help you realize that at any moment, any day, you too can decide, it's your turn!

In this episode we are chatting with enneagram expert, Ashton Whitmoyer-Ober. Ashton is an author, speaker, Community Psychologist, and certified Enneagram educator. With a desire to see relationships strengthened, she created Enneagram Ashton in early 2019 and grew her account from 0-200k in 1 year and now creates content for an enneagram community of almost 600k followers. She is the author of Enneagram for Relationships, The Two of Us: A Three Year Couples Journal, The Enneagram Made Simple and newly releasing A Little Bit of Enneagram. You can connect with her on Instagram at  @enneagramashton. In this episode get into  1) What the enneagram is 2) How to figure out your type 3) How to incorporate the enneagram as a tool in your business Connect with Ashton Instagram: @enneagramashton Freebie: Explore the 9 Enneagram Types Book: Enneagram for Relationships Book: The Enneagram Made Simple Book: The Two of Us: A 3 Year Couples Journal Book: A Little Bit of Enneagram Connect with Haley Instagram: @thehaleywestfall LinkedIn: Haley Westfall Freebie: 3 Steps to Networking with Purpose

Let's break the stigma and talk about mental health in the black community. From cultural adaptations to using hip-hop as a tool for bridging access gaps, there are alternative approaches and everyday practices that can make a difference. It's time to prioritize your well-being.

Mike is joined by Dr. Marny Lishman, Health & Community Psychologist, for a conversation delving into the often-overlooked benefits of the aging process.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode features an in-depth conversation with Yurii Lazaruk, a highly connected community builder who's always there to spark conversations and foster engagement wherever he goes. With a firm belief that true community involves people taking on each other's problems, Yurii applies his expertise in real life to help people nurture their communities. As fellow community builder puts it - Yurii is also a Community Psychologist, and you can listen to his enlightening sessions on his The Community Life podcast.

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Whether you think you haven't been yourself lately or that there's really nothing wrong with you, it's time to stop putting your mental health in the back seat and take charge with a solid, pro-active plan the same way we address our physical health and fitness. Not paying attention to our mental health affects our overall well-being and quality of life, what with the daily psychological distress we experience in today's post-pandemic world besieged by a mental health epidemic and a fast-paced culture complicated by the illusion of perfection on social media, plus looming threats of genocide and global destruction. This episode's guest Steph Naval teaches us how to do just that. With the vision of changing the mental healthcare system in the Philippines for all Filipinos, the award-winning entrepreneur and mental health champion is the founder and CEO of Empath, a wellness company that provides non-judgmental, well-supported, nurturing, and empathic community-curated mental healthcare services and solutions to individuals, workplaces, schools, and non-profits. Empath serves over 2,900 returning Individual clients and more than 80 communities. Steph is currently working on being a licensed Community Psychologist.

Whether you think you haven't been yourself lately or that there's really nothing wrong with you, it's time to stop putting your mental health in the back seat and take charge with a solid, pro-active plan the same way we address our physical health and fitness. Not paying attention to our mental health affects our overall well-being and quality of life, what with the daily psychological distress we experience in today's post-pandemic world besieged by a mental health epidemic and a fast-paced culture complicated by the illusion of perfection on social media, plus looming threats of genocide and global destruction. This episode's guest Steph Naval teaches us how to do just that. With the vision of changing the mental healthcare system in the Philippines for all Filipinos, the award-winning entrepreneur and mental health champion is the founder and CEO of Empath, a wellness company that provides non-judgmental, well-supported, nurturing, and empathic community-curated mental healthcare services and solutions to individuals, workplaces, schools, and non-profits. Empath serves over 2,900 returning Individual clients and more than 80 communities. Steph is currently working on being a licensed Community Psychologist.

Welcome back friend! In this episode, we sit down with Ashton Whitmoyer-Ober, a multi-talented individual whose passion for personal growth and the enrichment of human connections has led her on an inspiring journey as an author, public speaker, Community Psychologist, and certified Enneagram educator. Ashton's mission is clear: to see relationships flourish and thrive.Tune in for conversation that will leave you inspired and equipped with the tools to nurture the relationships that matter most in your life. Wether that's with family, friends, co-workers or clients. Ashton is a beacon of wisdom and guidance, and her journey is a testament to the transformative power of understanding oneself and others through the lens of the Enneagram. Don't miss this enlightening episode!Find Ashton's Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/enneagramashton/Ashton's book (that I'm buying) is The Enneagram Made Simple After you've listened to this episode, please go write us a written review and tell us what you liked the most. We value your input so much!As always, thanks for listening!

Today the host is Mirella Ang de Jonge, and our guest is Yurii Lazaruk, a Community Psychologist, the host of the Community Life show, community builder at CodeControl, community consultant, and just a good guy

Ashton Whitmoyer-Ober, better known as Anneagram Ashton is an author, public speaker, Community Psychologist, and certified Enneagram educator.  Ashton helps people strengthen their relationships and become the best versions of themselves through the framework of the Enneagram.Enneagram Ashton was created after Ashton discovered how impactful the Enneagram can be in understanding yourself and others. As someone who loves to help others (aka an undeniable Enneagram 2), Ashton considers it a privilege to share this amazing tool with others.For a long time, Ashton thought that success needed to be something tangible. The amount of followers she had. How many books she wrote. How many businesses she had, etc. etc. etc. But now she knows that success to her is seeing lives, relationships, and businesses changed because of the Enneagram.Ashton has written three books (all available on her website):"The Enneagram Made Simple: A No-Nonsense Guide to Using the Enneagram for Growth and Awareness," "The Enneagram for Relationships: Transform Your Connections with Friends, Family, Colleagues, and in Love," and "The Two of Us: A Three-Year Couple's Journey."Website:https://enneagramashton.com/Instagram: @EnneagramashtonTo stay connected with Better Place Project and for updates and behind the scenes info, please follow us on social media:Website:https://www.betterplaceproject.org/ Instagram: @BetterPlaceProj To follow Steve on Instagram@SteveNorrisOfficialFacebook: Facebook.com/BetterPlaceProjectPodcastTwitter: @BetterPlaceProjEmail: BetterPlaceProjectPodcast@gmail.com

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If you could take a test that tells you your personality type and what motivates you to be better not only for YOU but for all your loved ones around you, would you? Well, you can. In this episode I am chatting with Ashton Whitmoyer-Ober of@enneagramashton on Instagram and also author of The Enneagram Made Simple. Ashton is also a public speaker, Community Psychologist, and certified Enneagram educator. With a desire to see relationships strengthened and women empowered, she created Enneagram Ashton in early 2019 and has grown to over half a million followers! In this episode:1. What is Enneagram and how to find your type2. How can knowing your Enneagram improve your relationships3. Enneagram wings & more4. Enneagram in motherhoodDid you love this episode? BUY ME A COFFEE for support! Find Ashton on social:@enneagramashton on IGSchedule an appointment with Ashton HEREGet 30% OFF with code 'MAMAKNOWS' on Ashton's Services! Take a FREE enneagram test HERE or HERE (please note this may  not be as accurate as a paid or personalized version)Take the $12 Enneagram test HERE ____________________________Intro Voice: Nina LaurenIGIMDBWant to work with me?Email me: balkaninablog@gmail.comFind me on Instagram@balkanina@mamaknowspodcastFind me on TikTokBalkaninaSubscribe to my NewsletterPrivate Facebook Motherhood CommunityMama Knows FBDisclaimer: This podcast does not provide any medical advice, it is for informational purposes only!

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I'm gonna go out on a limb and say you've probably heard of the Enneagram – but do you know how to use the Enneagram to help you communicate better with others and navigate/reframe your own limiting beliefs?Today, I'm chatting with Ashton Whitmoyer-Ober aka Enneagram Ashton! She is an author, public speaker, Community Psychologist, and certified Enneagram educator with a desire to see relationships strengthened and she teaches people how to achieve that using the Enneagram.Like, how cool that we have an Enneagram expert on the show, right???Tune in to this episode to hear Ashton and I chat about:⋒  What the Enneagram is and what the 9 types are⋒  How to use the Enneagram to overcome limiting beliefs⋒  Common misconceptions about the Enneagram and how to figure out your type|CONNECT WITH ASHTON|Website: https://enneagramashton.com/Instagram: @enneagramashton

“When students have a high sense of school belonging, we see reduced mental health [concerns], improved well-being, even improved physical health and better school experiences, the benefits of a sense of school belonging are really quite compelling...”Get ready to put the research into practice about the key elements that contribute to young people feeling a sense of belonging. Discover the relationship between belonging and inclusion and find out how belonging relates to loneliness. Tune in to this episode of ‘A Conversation About..., as community psychologist Dr. Lyn O'Grady and educational and developmental psychologist, Associate Professor Kelly-Ann Allen unpack the complexities and value of belonging – how it is nuanced across individuals and time – and how ultimately a sense of belonging can be connected to long-term well-being. They also discuss the ‘dark side of belonging' and how a need to ‘fit in' can lead young people to engage in behaviors that may not support their mental wellbeing.Kelly-Ann shares her research into ‘discovering the ingredients' that helps young people feel they ‘belong' at school. How teachers play a key role and what schools can do to support both students and teachers to belong. They also reflect on the COVID-19 lockdowns and how our collective sense of belonging has evolved, creating innovative new ways to connect.Liked this episode? Stay tuned for future episodes of A Conversation About... by following MHPN Presents.Visit the MHPN website for episode host and guest bios, recommended resources and a self-directed CPD form.Share your comments, questions and feedback about A Conversation About... or any of MHPN's podcast series here: https://bit.ly/3d6nFea.

It's that time of the year again, when we start thinking what our New Year's resolutions might look like.  Sometimes reflecting on stopping a habit that makes us feel bad is a good way to start. For many, this would be social media.  If it hasn't been beneficial to you this year, perhaps it's time to disable Facebook, Instagram, and any other social media apps you've been tuning in to.  Bill Woods is joined by Dr Marny Lishman, Health & Community Psychologist, who says 'social media has been shown to cause distress for many people, so it's not surprising that we toy with the idea of giving it up.'  'There are many benefits to ditching it, including elevating your mood, increasing self-esteem, and giving you more time.'  'In these modern times, is it realistic that people disable their socials and stay off them?'  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Dr. Nellie Tran is the daughter of Vietnamese refugee "boat people” who has built her career researching and teaching on topics related to mental well-being, social injustice, inequity, and privilege. On this episode of Ladybits and Leadership, we talk about racial microaggressions and how they affected Dr. Nellie's life trajectory, as well as how they affect marginalized populations. Dr. Nellie gets vulnerable by sharing her experiences with childhood sexual molestation and how the life-long effects of trauma have played out in parenting, partnership, marriage. Dr. Nellie talks about her healing process and how she shares her story to amplify what others have gone through and/or are going through, and to reclaim her voice, because she was silent for so long. As a Community Psychologist, Dr. Nellie spends her days working in San Diego researching microaggressions and developing training and education to make this world more inclusive and just. She educates future therapists on the effects of subtle forms of discrimination in education, the workplace, and counseling settings, so they can be more inclusive practitioners. Dr. Nellie's academic scholarship identifies and examines subtle biases toward underprivileged populations, with the aim of improving cultural climates and reducing biases in work, educational, and counseling contexts. She is the lead researcher in the development of the Perceived Subtle Gender Bias Index which allows researchers to evaluate the experiences of women in academia. Her work has also been cited in two different U.S. Supreme Court Amicus Briefs in the Fisher v. University of Texas Austin case and she has co-written congressional testimony, and presented to the White House on the state of Asian American health and wellness. Get in Touch with Dr. Nellie Tran: Hangout with her on TikTok: drnellietran Check out her work with: drnellietran.com Don't Forget: Follow Ladybits and Leadership on Instagram Leave a Review on Apple Podcasts so others can find our community! Check out Our Sponsor: OttoBooks, LLC is a proud sponsor of Ladybits and Leadership. Want to ditch the boring bookkeeping so you can focus on building profits?! Let Kelsey Ottoson Villegas take your bookkeeping off your hands!

Do you feel moral panic about the digital well-being of young people? Are you swamped by the effects of the ‘data deluge'? This digitally nutritious conversation will leave you with a sense of competence and control, ready to better support young people's (and perhaps even your own) digital well-being. Listen in to this episode of A Conversation About Digital Well-being and Young People's Mental Health as Dr. Lyn O'Grady, Community Psychologist, and Jocelyn Brewer, Psychologist explore the role technology plays in our lives and how we can support young people to use it in safe and savvy ways.  Jocelyn's professional journey, from teacher to psychologist and mother, gives her a unique perspective into the definition of digital well-being. She shares her insights on supporting young people's well-being, including how to involve them in the conversation around their own digital well-being. Lyn and Jocelyn share how they have evolved professionally to work in this space supporting families, discussing how technology has changed across generations, and how to ‘get curious, not furious', with young people in order to help them navigate and stay safe online. Liked this episode? Stay tuned for future episodes of A Conversation About by following MHPN Presents. Visit the MHPN website for episode host and guest bios, recommended resources and a self-directed CPD form. Share your comments, questions and feedback about A Conversation About Digital Well-being and Young People's Mental Health or any of MHPN's podcast series here: https://bit.ly/3d6nFea.

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Joining us on the podcast for mental health month is Health & Community Psychologist, Keynote Speaker, Author, and Media Commentator, Dr Marny Lishman. In this episode we are chatting about the importance of mindset, and how it impacts fathering, our children and our overall wellbeing.The Fathering Project is an Australian charity working to change children's lives by encouraging dads to be the best they can be. We rely on the generosity of the community to continue our work. If you would like to make a donation visit: thefatheringproject.org/donate/ 

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We were lucky enough to have John Daviau- local Community Psychologist and Certified Prevention Specialist- join us for a frank discussion about Connecticut's recent legalization of adult-use marijuana.   Tune in to hear more about incredibly high THC,  exactly who can carry what amount of marijuana,  Social Host Law implications, the connection between vaping and THC, and more.   

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Welcome to the first NVRA community podcast.  This month: Rachael Aylmer talks to Warren Matofsky Clinical and Community Psychologist from West Sussex CAMHS who has developed the S.P.A.C.E model in his service using the New Authority Model NVR with children and young people suffering from severe anxiety problems.    

Marny gave us some support to deal with the winter sads, when the cold makes us all feel that little less alive

Rude behaviour has been around forever and no matter how our day is going it can take just one person to say or do something to ruin our mood.  Not surprisingly, this can have a detrimental effect on our wellbeing and if not managed correctly can escalate into a more difficult situation. For many of us, dealing with rude people can be extremely difficult and confronting.  John Stanley chats to Dr Marny Lishman, Health and Community Psychologist asking the question if people are becoming ruder and what are some of the best ways of dealing with rude people?  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In this episode of The Brave Enough Show, Sasha chats with Ashton Whitmoyer-Ober about what it's like to be an Enneagram Type 2.  About the guest:  Ashton Whitmoyer-Ober is an author, public speaker, Community Psychologist, and certified Enneagram educator. With a desire to see relationships strengthened, she created Enneagram Ashton in early 2019. She is the author of Enneagram for Relationships, The Two of Us: A Couples Journal, and The Enneagram Made Simple. Find her on instagram @enneagramashton. Episode Links:   Brave Enough CME Conference RHETI Enneagram Assessment Enneagram Course InCrowd MicroSurveys Follow Brave Enough:   WEBSITE | INSTAGRAM | FACEBOOK | TWITTER | LINKEDIN  Join The Table, Brave Enough's community. The ONLY professional membership group that meets both the professional and personal needs of high-achieving women. This season is sponsored by InCrowd, a brand within the Apollo Intelligence Family of companies.  Join today by clicking on the link we'll share after this episode and earn money sharing your medical expertise.

1. What is your Enneagram number–and how does this ancient wisdom explain WHY you do what you do?  2. Why Glennon *really* didn't want to accept her Enneagram number, and how she finally saw herself clearly in it.  3. How the Enneagram helps Amanda have much more compassion for herself–and how she uses it to understand common patterns in her marriage.  4. Glennon and Amanda use the Enneagram to dissect what is *actually* going on in their conflicts, and how to make each other feel seen and understood. About Ashton: Ashton Whitmoyer-Ober is an author, public speaker, Community Psychologist, and certified Enneagram educator. With a desire to see relationships strengthened and people empowered, she created Enneagram Ashton in early 2019. She is the author of Enneagram for Relationships, The Two of Us: A Three Year Couples Journal, and The Enneagram Made Simple. IG: @enneagramashton Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This is Part 2 of a live recording of The Unusual Suspects: Rare disease in everyday medicine which was hosted by M4RD and The Medical Genetics Section of The Royal Society of Medicine in February 2022. The Royal Society of Medicine event page for The Unusual Suspects 2022In this second part you will hear about:The role of genomics in achieving health equityDr Denise Williams, Consultant Clinical Geneticist, Birmingham Women's and Children's NHS Foundation TrustEnhanced Genetics Services Evaluation ReportGenome UK: The future of healthcareReading recommendation!! The Immortal Life of Henrietta LacksNarrative based medicine and intersectionalityDr Sondra Butterworth, Community Psychologist, RareQoLListen to Sondra talking about inclusivity in Season 1 of the podcast hereThe Whose Voice is it Anyway report that was produced by RareQoL , M4RD & NHS England.Improving knowledge and understanding of rare disease: Lessons learned from an an unusual heart attackDr David Adlam, Associate Professor of Acute and Interventional Cardiology, University of LeicesterListen to the episode featuring Dave and BeatSCAD called Not your usual heart attack herePutting the ‘I' in Intersectionality: the unspoken pandemicMiss Zainab Alani, Medical Student, University of Glasgow & The Student Voice Prize 2021 winner Learn more about Myasthenia Gravis through myaware and OrphanetSponsorship NoticeM4RD was able to produce this event thanks to sponsorship by by Alexion Therapeutics and SOBI. Neither company has any editorial control over content and sponsorship does not equate to endorsement. Views expressed in this episode are personal and do not reflect those of the companies involved.This podcast is brought to you by Medics4RareDiseases. M4RD receives sponsorship from commercial companies. In 2022 this includes:Alexion Therapeutics, Amicus Therapeutics UK Ltd, BioMarin, Bionical Emas, Healx, Kyowa Kirin, Orchard Therapeutics and SOBI.These companies have no editorial control over this or any other M4RD content. Sponsorship does not equate to endorsement of companies or products. Views expressed during this podcast are personal and don't reflect those of M4RD sponsors.Go here to find out more about how M4RD works with sponsors. Companies have no editorial control over any of M4RD's activities or content of this podcast.

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If you could take a test that tells you your personality type and what motivates you to be better not only for YOU but for all your loved ones around you, would you? Well, you can. In this episode I am chatting with Ashton Whitmoyer-Ober of @enneagramashton on Instagram and also author of The Enneagram Made Simple. Ashton is also a public speaker, Community Psychologist, and certified Enneagram educator. With a desire to see relationships strengthened and women empowered, she created Enneagram Ashton in early 2019 and has grown to over half a million followers! In this episode:1. What is Enneagram and how to find your type2. How can knowing your Enneagram improve your relationships3. Enneagram wings & more4. Enneagram in motherhoodDid you love this episode? BUY ME A COFFEE for support! Find Ashton on social:@enneagramashton on IGSchedule an appointment with Ashton HEREGet 30% OFF with code 'MAMAKNOWS' on Ashton's Services! Take a FREE enneagram test HERE or HERE (please note this may  not be as accurate as a paid or personalized version)Take the $12 Enneagram test HERE ____________________________Intro Voice: Nina LaurenIGIMDBWant to work with me?Email me: balkaninablog@gmail.comFind me on Instagram@balkanina@mamaknowspodcastFind me on TikTokBalkaninaSubscribe to my NewsletterPrivate Facebook Motherhood CommunityMama Knows FBDisclaimer: This podcast does not provide any medical advice, it is for informational purposes only!

On this edition of Love From The Hyp, NYC's leading Psychoanalyst and Community Psychologist Mark B Borg Jr PhD joins us for another show to discuss his new book, Making Your Crazy Work For You-From Trauma and Isolation to Self-Acceptance and Love. Mark will share wisdom from his third book in his series with fellow authors Grant H Brenner MD, and Daniel Berry RN, MHA on how to have a successful self-relationship despite the childhood traumas, grief, and life's challenges otherwise known as our “CRAZY”, in order to have long-lasting and loving relationships with others and in order to feel whole again. After all, how can we expect others to love us, jif we don't do it first. Mark will also share ways to shift our “CRAZY” into sanity, how to check in with ourselves through self assessments, and more! If you're feeling drawn to work on yourself, are unhappy in your relationships, or are just plain curious, then tune in!

On this edition of Love From The Hyp, NYC's leading Psychoanalyst and Community Psychologist Mark B Borg Jr PhD joins us for another show to discuss his new book, Making Your Crazy Work For You-From Trauma and Isolation to Self-Acceptance and Love. Mark will share wisdom from his third book in his series with fellow authors Grant H Brenner MD, and Daniel Berry RN, MHA on how to have a successful self-relationship despite the childhood traumas, grief, and life's challenges otherwise known as our “CRAZY”, in order to have long-lasting and loving relationships with others and in order to feel whole again. After all, how can we expect others to love us, jif we don't do it first. Mark will also share ways to shift our “CRAZY” into sanity, how to check in with ourselves through self assessments, and more! If you're feeling drawn to work on yourself, are unhappy in your relationships, or are just plain curious, then tune in!

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We want everything perfect at Christmas which causes a lot of unnecessary stress - Dr Lishman talks about 'Satisficing' See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Thanks for tuning in to I Believe In You - the podcast series that helps you set your goals and plan the journey to achieve them!This episode is all about finding your weaknesses and strengthening them.Whether it's a lack of focus, trouble with committing to a schedule or making the most of your spare time, we all have times we struggle.But weakness is not something to be looked down upon. How we approach the challenges they bring and acknowledging our own shortcomings could result in discovering strength you didn't know you had!This episode's special guest is Marny Lishman - Health & Community Psychologist, Author, Leader Wellbeing & Mindset Coach And Channel 9 Perth's Resident Psychologist._______________________________________________You can find out more about Marny at her website: https://www.marnylishman.com.au/_______________________________________________Connect with us!Lizelle's Online Course: https://www.lizellehartley.com.au/offers/bWYYzruoGet in Touch: https://lizellehartley.com.au/Buy the Book: https://py.pl/1h8UOXFree 30-Minute chat: https://calendly.com/smartcollective/30min-get-to-know-youProudly supported by Bendigo Bank Mobile Relationship Managers.Produced by Bad Bard Productions © 2022Stock Music provided by Changoventa via Pond5

Once a child or young person discloses their thoughts, plans or acts related to self-harm and suicide, mental health professionals rapidly enter a space which requires both clinical and ethical decision-making. This can include sharing this information with parents, sensitively but clearly. Parents are likely to respond to this news with a range of experiences and emotions, commonly shock, denial, anger, powerlessness, guilt, shame, or embarrassment. This can often be challenging for mental health professionals who then need to listen to parents' concerns as well as work with them to appreciate the potential risks associated with their child's suicidality. This week's guest Lyn O'Grady is a Community Psychologist with an interest in the mental health of children, young people, and families. She has previously worked with parents in the community sector, as a school psychologist and a manager of the KidsMatter Project for the Australian Psychological Society. Lyn currently works in private practice with children, young people and families and is a registered supervisor of psychology interns. She is also the author of a book titled “Keeping Our Kids Alive: Parenting a Suicidal Young Person”. Stay tuned as Lyn joins us to highlight the ethical challenges facing mental health practitioners when working with children and young people in relation to suicide risk. Lyn will also provide examples of ways to help parents come to terms with their child's distress and empower them to be able to provide support. This includes ways to understanding their child's needs, facts about suicidality, and how they can keep their child safe during times of distress.

Ashton Whitmoyer-Ober is a writer, public speaker, Community Psychologist, certified Enneagram coach, and advocate for the underdog. She is a part-time Professor, and has her own Enneagram and life-coaching business, Enneagram Ashton. She is the author of Enneagram for Relationships, and The Two of Us: A Three Year Couples Journal. Find her on Instagram @enneagramashton.

Community Psychologist, evaluator, facilitator, and caretaker, Dr. Kim Broomfield-Massey loves her clients and you will love her to. She describes herself as a caretaker. That is not something you hear very often among evaluators.  Like me, Kim wanted to be a clinician, but discovered Community Psychology.  It was a personal decision. The information people share is not just numbers. It reflects the lived experience of community members. As Kim says, "We are giving voice to what people have entrusted to us."Kim seeks first to understand the needs and the culture of the community and organizations she works with. Kim is an expert in maternal and child health and an advocate for breastfeeding moms, especially among black and brown communities.  She shares her work with the Center for Black Women's Wellness and it's a great example of centering the community's voices. This work has led Kim to be a leader with the US Breastfeeding Committee. Kim also has a new project, Stepping Up, that connects people in jail who are in need of mental health treatment. It's an initiative that seeks to change policies around mental health to create a continuum of care.Thanks for listening! If you are a community leader and are struggling to use your community data, I have a free new mini-course for you. It will help you learn how to better tell your nonprofit or community story. Grab it here.Connect with KimKim's company is: Urban Metrics Consultants Her website will be live in September 2021: umconsultants.com email: kbroomfield@umconsultants.com Other episodes mentioned:Episode 1 Health Equity and Maternal and Child with Dr. Kyrah BrownEpisode 9 Listening 4 Justice with Dr. Folami Prescott-Adams Music: Zach Price Production: Zach Price Dr. Broomfield-Massey's BioKimberley Broomfield-Massey, Ph.D. is an experienced evaluator and researcher specializing in participatory methods, quantitative and qualitative research, and meeting facilitation. Dr. Broomfield-Massey completed her doctoral work in the field of Community Psychology, with a focus in program evaluation at Georgia State University, in 2007.  Dr. Broomfield-Massey is an African American female rLike what you heard? Please like and share wherever you get your podcasts! Connect with Ann: Community Evaluation Solutions How Ann can help: · Support the evaluation capacity of your coalition or community-based organization. · Help you create a strategic plan that doesn't stress you and your group out, doesn't take all year to design, and is actionable. · Engage your group in equitable discussions about difficult conversations. · Facilitate a workshop to plan for action and get your group moving. · Create a workshop that energizes and excites your group for action. · Speak at your conference or event. Have a question or want to know more? Book a call with Ann .Be sure and check out our updated resource page! Let us know what was helpful. Community Possibilities is Produced by Zach Price Music by Zach Price: Zachpricet@gmail.com

Josephine and Dr Iain Butterworth, who are good friends and colleagues, discuss how to deal with doubt and uncertainty of your people in your business. They discuss why it's important to check in with your team about their doubts and uncertainties, and importantly how to address these before they lead to poor productivity, absenteeism and bad business culture and outcomes. Dr Iain Butterworth is a Community Psychologist who is passionate about healthy cities and communities. Iain has extensive experience across government, higher education, and the community sectors. A Fulbright Scholar, Iain has expertise in the WHO Healthy Cities program and spends most of his time helping busy planners, councillors, and policy makers to develop useful, rigorous, and relevant information that is grounded in the contributions and expertise of communities and local partners. When he's not working, Iain tends to his gorgeous heritage garden! As always, please give us your questions and stories: josephine@gearedforgrowth.biz Contact Dr.Iain Butterworth at https://iainbutterworth.com/

Today we are talking with Ashton Whitmoyer-Ober Writer, public speaker, Community Psychologist, certified Enneagram coach, and advocate for the underdog. She is a part-time Professor, and has her own Enneagram and life-coaching business, Enneagram Ashton. She is the author of Enneagram for Relationships, and The Two of Us: A Three Year Couples Journal. Find her on Instagram @enneagramashton. Go to nativedo.com/egram or use promo code: EGRAM at checkout to save 20% on your first purchase. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

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In this episode, Dr Gia sits with mentee and Community Psychologist candidate, Dwaneisha McGregor to talk about the challenges of accessing mental health services in The Bahamas.  Dwaneisha recently completed her Masters dissertation looking at the experience of caregivers with the mental health system and was able to share insights that she learnt.  It was a different episode as her perspective represents those accessing services, even as far as the caregiver who supports the person receiving services.

Dr Tameeka Christian is a Community Psychologist with a passion for community centered economic development. In this episode, we look at her work and the opportunity to improve community development through a radical human centered design lens. --- 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/dejandesignstudios/message

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The Mindful Muslim is an Inspirited Minds podcast that hosts raw, open, and honest conversations on various topics within the sphere of mental health, psychology, Islam and spirituality. In this episode, we meet Dr. Sara Betteridge who is a psychologist and family therapist in Adult Mental Health. Our host, Meanha Begum, has an open discussion with Dr. Sara about her family culture of working in mental health, her experience of incorporating Islam into psychological therapy and her journey to becoming a senior chartered counselling psychologist. Her work ranges from being a Family Therapist for an adult eating disorder unit, a Community Psychologist for the Black, Minority and Ethnic (BME) Community Psychology Access team in Tower Hamlets, delivering staff-training on the needs of the local communities, and working in her independent practise offering her expertise. She shares her knowledge and experiences over the course of her practice in terms of the current mental health landscape in the UK; its strengths, weaknesses and points to improve on. Some of the topics she talks about include: The gap between secular psycho-therapy and religious therapy, and how they can be integrated together in the field of mental healthHow to balance our spiritual side and our faith with secular approaches to mental health and wellbeingThe importance of tying your camel first and then putting your trust in Allah (SWT) because acting to help yourself is the first stepThe downside of certain cultural practices when it comes to having difficult and emotionally nurturing conversations with children and youthThe balance between Jinn/evil eye and mental health illnessHow the NHS model can have limitations when it comes to religious content within a therapeutic settingInstitutionalised racism within major healthcare providers, especially towards BAME patients and clientsThe pros and cons of having a mental health therapist who is of the same faith This episode is dedicated to Dr. Sara's father - Assam Korim - who died after the filming of this podcast episode from Covid-19. May Allah (SWT) have mercy on him, Ameen. You can contact Dr. Sara emailing imaancounselling@googlemail.com.  If you would like to ask us a question, suggest a topic you would like us to discuss on the podcast or if you would like to feature on the podcast as a guest, then please get in touch with the Mindful Muslim Podcast Team at podcast@inspiritedminds.org.uk. Support our podcast by becoming a Torchbearer for Inspirited Minds.

How does a survival mindset affect sexuality? How does history and oppression shape sexuality for Black women? How do you learn to love your body and give yourself permission to embrace pleasure? How do you really fall in love with yourself? How does code switching affect sex and relationships? How do we unlearn embedded messages that hold us back in life and in love? Community Psychologist and Sexologist, Author and Professor Dr. Hareder McDowell joins us to share her experience and insights. Follow Dr. McDowell on Facebook and Instagram. Follow P.R.E.T.T.Y. INC. on Instagram and Twitter. And if you need to do some belated holiday gift shopping, use code DRJESS for a small discount on Womanizer products! This podcast has been sponsored by Let'sGetChecked. Use code DRJESS to save at checkout!       If you've got questions or topic suggestions for the podcast, submit them here. As well, you can now record your messages for us! Please record your message/question in a quiet room and use your phone's headphones with a built-in mic if possible. And be sure to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Podbean, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music & Stitcher! Rough Transcript: This is a computer-generated rough transcript, so please excuse any typos. This podcast is an informational conversation and is not a substitute for medical, health or other professional advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always seek the services of an appropriate professional should you have individual questions or concerns. EPISODE 195: Overcome Shame & Oppression in the Name of Self-Love & Pleasure (00:05): You're listening to the Sex with Dr. Jess podcast. Sex and relationship advice you can use tonight. Brandon (00:18): Welcome to the Sex With Dr. Jess podcast, I'm your co host Brandon Ware here, with my lovely other half, the doctor Jess. Dr. Jess (00:25): Happy, happy new year. Brandon (00:28): Yeah, happy new year. Do you feel any different? Dr. Jess (00:31): Well as you know Brandon, and other folks may not know, we didn't exactly ring out or ring in the new year because we were dealing with a family situation with somebody being diagnosed positive with COVID, so we had a nice quiet new year, Chinese food and champagne. You know I don't really like anything more than that. Just the two of us and my one uncle, Dee, from a distance, shout out to Uncle Dee, totally taking care of us in the middle of this family, I don't wanna say crisis, but hiccup for sure. And it's the start of 2021. I'm definitely excited for it. It's interesting if I were to get into it, I didn't get all the things done I had wanted to complete in 2020. And I was talking to my therapist today, and her big question is why? Like, why do you need to do these things? Why is it so important? Because I feel so torn between wanting to do them but also not wanting to do the work you know? Brandon (01:31): You just want it to magically happen? Dr. Jess (01:34): Not so much that, because I love the work. But this I think feeling torn between what you feel you should do and what you really enjoy doing. And one of the questions she posed to me had to do with like, “why? What's your vision?" Right? “What is your mission? What is your purpose?” She said, “Avoid mission creep.” I thought this was really interesting, where other things are creeping into my mission and distracting me from what I wanna do. So if I'm in the privileged position to not have to do things I don't wanna do, why do I? So we got into that you know, the scarcity mindset that I struggle with, some of the fear of saying “no”, wanting everyone — and this is a word that comes up for me — desperately to like me, and that's a really hard thing because you're setting yourself up for failure. So I guess I just came out of my therapy session, so I'm letting loose. But I am excited for 2021. Do you have any resolutions?

Join us as we discuss the stigma of mental health and how we can combat it. Listen as we share our stories, how stigmas impact our communities and steps we can take to empower those around us. Panel: Phillip Yang, Co-Founder of Clever Characters (Moderator) Ebony Lewis, Author of "Dear Black Boy It's Ok to Cry, " Mother, Wife and Community Activist Dr. Obari Cartman, Community Psychologist, Program Director of Real Men Charities, Inc., Clinician with Healing Empowering Learning Professionals (H.E.L.P.), and Author --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/burst-into-books/support