Podcasts about consultation services

Kelly Mitchell DVM, DVSc, BSc, DACVIM (SAIM) received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from the Western College of Veterinary Medicine (University of Saskatchewan), followed by a one-year rotating internship in Small Animal Medicine and Surgery at the Atlantic Veterinary College (University of Prince Edward Island). She completed her Small Animal Internal Medicine Residency and Doctor of Veterinary Science degree at the Ontario Veterinary College (University of Guelph). She is also a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (SAIM).  Mitchell worked in private referral practice prior to joining Antech Consultation Services in 2017. In September 2021, she became Director of Consultation Services, North America. Mitchell has authored and co-authored several book chapters, publications, and abstracts, and is a frequent lecturer. Related links: Pablo David Jimenez Castro DVM, PhD, DACVM (Parasitology) and Mitchell's article in Veterinary Practice News: https://www.veterinarypracticenews.com/feline-heartworm-diagnostic-testing/ AHS feline heartworm guidelines: https://www.heartwormsociety.org/heartworms-in-cats

Darshan H. Brahmbhatt, Podcast Editor of JACC: Advances, discusses a recently published original research paper on Utilization of Cardiovascular Procedures, Consultation Services, and Cardioprotective Medications Among Type 2 Myocardial Infarction Patients

Join Deacon Steven DeMartino, Director of Consultation Services and J. Gerard O'Connor, Leadership Relations for this conversation about the International Clergy Leadership Conference & Retreat hosted by Saint John Vianney Center held in Ireland January 2025. Deacon Steven and Gerard share the challenges faced by Clergy in leadership and how Saint John Vianney Center works to provide support and guidance. For more information about Saint John Vianney Center, please visit our website at https://www.sjvcenter.org/

Prepare your organization for the worst. Global health expert Dr. Erika Wichro is offering one-on-one consultations to help make your company more resilient in a crisis. Book your one-on-one consultation with Dr. Erika Wichro now at https://www.drerikawichro.com Dr. Erika Wichro City: Vienna Address: 15 Fuchsröhrenstraße Website: https://drerikawichro.com Email: office@drerikawichro.com

In this episode, we welcome back Nick Jankovskis, a sports scientist and endurance performance coach at METS Performance Consulting. Nick is an expert in improving endurance performance through accurate analysis of physiological testing. We dive into fueling and how to test physiology for endurance sports, particularly focusing on Ironman events and long-distance races. Nick shares insights on the new equipment at METS Performance that allows for more detailed testing and provides better numbers for fueling requirements. Tune in now! 00:49  Introduction and Upgrade in Equipment 03:37 Understanding the Breakdown of Fuel Utilization 08:35 Common Issues with Fueling 14:01 Timing and Frequency of Fuel Intake in Training Sessions 18:38 The Importance of Flexibility in Fueling 25:40 How Proper Fueling Can Improve Performance in Long Swimming Sessions 29:30 Challenges of Testing for Swimmers 39:41 Understanding Individual Differences in Fueling 52:12 The Power of Implementing Basic Fundamentals 53:18 Get in touch: Testing and Consultation Services

Alyssa Burley from Rancho Mesa is joined by Carmen Cisneros, San Diego Area Manager of Cal/OSHA's Consultation Services. Together, they explore the range of services available to California business owners to ensure workplace safety for their employees. Show Notes: ⁠⁠⁠⁠Subscribe to Rancho Mesa's Newsletter⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Cal/OSHA Consultation Services Director/Host: ⁠⁠⁠⁠Alyssa Burley⁠⁠⁠⁠ Guest: ⁠⁠⁠⁠Carmen Cisneros Producer/Editor: ⁠⁠⁠⁠Megan Lockhart⁠⁠⁠⁠ Music: "Home" by JHS Pedals, “News Room News” by Spence © Copyright 2024. Rancho Mesa Insurance Services, Inc. All rights reserved.

This episode is sponsored by Collection7 Realty. In a world where the housing market is filled with uncertainty, where interest rates ebb and flow, and inventory remains scarce, it can seem like there's a lot of complexity between you and your next home. But it doesn't have to be that way! At Collection7, you'll have a trusted guide to help you navigate the home-buying process with a well-crafted clean plan. Your guide will lead you through every step, no overwhelming or confusing processes along the way. Ready to take the first step? You can personally text Collection7 founder Niki McClain at (405) 435-7278 to get started. Your next home is closer than you think, and at Collection7, they will ensure you get there!  ____________________________________________ Seleena is the owner of REAL Liberation Life Coaching and Consultation Services. After 10 years of experience as a Psychologist, Dr. Seleena made the decision to pivot from offering therapy to life coaching in an effort to have a greater impact on and more access to historically oppressed and underserved populations. She is focused on helping her community heal and she strives to help high functioning clients find liberation and joy in their lives. REAL Liberation provides services focusing on areas such as: self-care, grief and loss, setting boundaries, learning healthy communication skills, work-life balance, and more. We are so excited to learn from Dr Seleena today. Welcome Seleena!    ____________________________________________ Take the My Business Report for FREE today! Download the free Integrated Business guide at www.restorationgroup.co/guide Sign up for our weekly newsletter to get valuable insights about how to lead an integrated business.  Connect with Clay on LinkedIn 

We're not afraid of grappling with the tough stuff here on The Numinous Podcast! In this episode we're engaging with high stakes violations of values and betrayals that lead to Moral Injury. Moral Injury can occur when you do or fail to do something, when you witness something, or when you hear about something after the fact, that violates your deeply held beliefs and values in a high stakes context. Certainly healthcare practitioners and mental health professionals will be interested in this discussion, but also anyone who has grappled with moral emotions like outrage, shame, guilt, and remorse. Moral injury is a social wound that helps the collective stay co-operative. Grappling with Moral Injury is a civic responsibility – a moral obligation as our guest says – and a sign of a healthy pro-social individual. Our guest on this episode is Dr.Robyn Walser, a licensed psychologist and co-author of 7 books on Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (commonly known as ACT). She has most recently written a book entitled,The Heart of ACT: Developing a Flexible, Process-Based, and Client-Centered Practice Using Acceptance and Commitment Therapy.  She's an Assistant Professor at the University of California, Berkeley, the Director of TL Psychological and Consultation Services, and works at the National Center for PTSD. Dr. Walser has been offering ACT workshops since 1998.   Referenced in this episode Case Conceptualizing in Acceptance and Commitment therapy for Moral Injury: An Active and On-Going Approach to Understanding and Intervening on Moral Injury, by Jacob Farnsworth, Lauren Borges, Sean Barnes and Kent Drescher and Robyn Walser The Moral Injury Workbook: Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Skills for Moving Beyond Shame, Anger and Trauma to Reclaim Your Values by Robyn Walser, Wyatt Evans, Kent Drescher, Jacob Farnsworth The Heart of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy: A Talk by Robyn Walser (YouTube)   The Moral Injury Course • Become a member of The Numinous Network and begin a supportive somatic practice ahead of the live sessions. Group somatic practice sessions happen Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays. • If appropriate, begin The Safe & Sound Protocol (included in membership) to support nervous system resilience. • Attend the live sessions, starting in June. Live Sessions form a sequential series of psychoeducation and progressively layered activities: Friday, June 28, 10-11am PT Saturday, June 29, 9-9:45am PT Sunday, June 30, 10-10:45am PT Monday, July 1, 10-10:30am PT (optional for additional or catch-up work) Fridays, July 5, 12, 19, 26, 10-11am PT Live sessions will be recorded and archived for later viewing at your convenience. • Optional: Stay on with us for aftercare! In August, we're streamlining the calendar and focusing on somatic practice and weightlifting. (Discharging anger by lifting heavy shit!) In September, the full calendar of events is back up and running, with additional SSP co-listening sessions to support nervous system regulation ahead of the American election season. The Moral Injury course is included in Numinous Network membership which is offered at a sliding scale from $45 - $75 US per month, providing access to over 30 live events and over 50 hours of video on-demand.   *** ☎️ Leave me feedback! ☎️  *** Learn more about The Spirited Kitchen: Recipes & Rituals for the Wheel of the Year *** Sign up for my newsletter

Welcome to another exhilarating Taco Tuesday at Dr. Katzen's Plastic Surgery 90210! Today, we're taking a deep dive into the world of weight loss medications, with a special focus on Ozempic, as discussed by our board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Katzen.

In this informative video, Steven Pope, addresses the recent surge in Amazon's automatic product violations. He shares personal experiences with policy compliance issues, especially for listings no longer active, and advises on dealing with Amazon's evolving policies. Steven discusses various violation types, from intellectual property to restricted products, and offers practical solutions for Amazon sellers. Timestamps:00:00 - Introduction: Amazon's Automatic Product Violations00:21 - Challenges with Inactive Listings and Policy Violations00:42 - Strategies for Managing Old Listings01:00 - Dealing with Account Health and Minor Violations01:21 - Examples of Specific Violations and Solutions02:01 - Addressing Major Violations and Filing Appeals02:32 - Overview of Different Policy Compliance Issues03:00 - Handling Customer-Related Complaints and Refunds03:13 - Discussing Food and Safety, Listing Policy Violations03:25 - Dealing with Restricted Products and Review Policy Violations03:47 - Navigating Amazon's Account Health Section04:02 - Utilizing Amazon's Top Navigation Features04:14 - Solutions for Policy Issues and My Amazon Guy Services04:47 - Coaching and Consultation Services at My Amazon GuySupport the show

On this edition of Unscripted, host Kendra Lee talks with Andrea Nunes-Gardner, Crisis Response Services team program manager with Domestic and Sexual Violence Services; and Gretchen Soto, licensed professional counselor of Soto Training and Consultation Services; to dispel stereotypes about the people who commit violence and how accountability for their behavior is part of the solution. If you or someone you know has experienced interpersonal violence, call the Domestic and Sexual Violence 24-Hour Hotline at 703-360-7273, or visit fairfaxcounty.gov and search for domestic and sexual violence. To listen to other Fairfax County podcasts, visit fairfaxcounty.gov/podcasts

Today Daren Jones joins us on the podcast to talk about his work as the Associate Director of Training and Consultation Services at the Karyn Purvis Institute of Child Development at TCU.

Telling important stories about the struggles that occur through the coexistence of wildlife and humanity is no easy task, yet it is of tremendous importance, especially today. Telling the stories can bridge the gaps between groups that disagree on handling these delicate situations while shedding light on potential solutions that may meet the values that coexist in both groups of people. Today's guest on the F-Stop Collaborate and Listen Podcast, Morgan Heim, is a master at telling such stories about wildlife and human interaction. She founded Neon Raven Story Labs, a storytelling and strategy platform for conservation, and in 2020 co-launched Her Wild Vision Initiative to raise the voices of diverse women in the craft of conservation visual storytelling. On this week's episode, we discuss: How Morgan got into conservation photography and wildlife photojournalism. Telling the stories about conservation that are close to home. The coexistence of wildlife and man and telling the stories about those intersections. How to get started in conservation photography. How limitations can improve our photography. Ignoring the "shoulds" that are in our mind. Telling the human side of the story in conservation. Showcasing our work in a fine art aesthetic. How to remove barriers for new and more diverse talent in the photography industry. Morgan's Consultation Services for Portfolio Review and Project Review (use the code FSTOPMO10 when you sign-up for 10% off). And a lot more! Other topics/links discussed on the podcast this week: Support the podcast on Patreon. Watch podcast episodes on YouTube, where we overlay photos with our conversation via video. Here is who Morgan recommended on the podcast this week: Esther Horvath. Steven David Johnson. Michael Forsberg. Dave Showalter. Jen Guyton. I love hearing from the podcast listeners! Reach out to me via Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter if you'd like to be on the podcast or if you have an idea of a topic we can talk about. We also have an Instagram page, a Facebook Page, and a Facebook Group - so don't be shy! We also have a searchable transcript of every episode! Thanks for stopping in, collaborating with us, and listening. See you next week. P.S. you can also support the podcast by purchasing items through our B+H affiliate link.

Exciting news! Katerina is launching her Vastu Shastra consultation services!! In this week's episode Katerina gives a brief intro into Vastu, what services she will be offering and how Vastu can benefit you.  Whether you are designing a brand new home or are looking to understand how to balance your existing home, Katerina can guide you in creating a living space that not only reflects your personal style but also resonates with the positive energies according to Vastu principles.    Mentioned: Book a free 15 minute consultation with Katerina   Support the podcast on Patreon! Subscribe to the From the Honeycomb newsletter! Meditate with Katerina on Insight Timer Follow me on Instagram!   Podcast Audio edit by Ma. Charmaine Sarreal, Podcast Specialist   @iamchasarreal Intro music provided by kabgig / Pond5   By accessing this Podcast, I acknowledge that the entire contents are the property of Katerina Burianova, or used by Katerina Burianova with permission, and are protected under U.S. and international copyright and trademark laws. Except as otherwise provided herein, users of this Podcast may save and use information contained in the Podcast only for personal or other non-commercial, educational purposes. No other use, including, without limitation, reproduction, retransmission or editing, of this Podcast may be made without the prior written permission of the Katerina Burianova, which may be requested by contacting honeycombeeblog@gmail.com This podcast is for educational purposes only. The host claims no responsibility to any person or entity for any liability, loss, or damage caused or alleged to be caused directly or indirectly as a result of the use, application, or interpretation of the information presented herein.      

Join Marquia, Ednesha, and Kim for a great discussion with Dr. LaWanda Hill Bout burnout. “Burn-out is a syndrome conceptualized as resulting from chronic workplace stress that has not been successfully managed. It is characterized by feelings of energy depletion or exhaustion, increased mental distance from one's job, feelings of negativism or cynicism related to one's job, and reduced professional efficacy. Burnout can show up in a lot of different ways Dr. Hill is the owner of Dr. LaWanda Hill, LLC, and Hill Psychological and Consultation Services. Dr. Hill holds both a Doctorate of Philosophy in Counseling Psychology and a Masters's degree in Professional Counseling from the University of Houston as well as a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the Historically Black College and University (HBCU) Southern University and A&M College. Dr. Hill is a licensed psychologist in California and Texas, a consultant, and a curator of transformative spaces. She is a proud native of northern Louisiana and possesses an enduring love for assisting others, specifically Black women, in their journey of self-discovery and holistic growth.  You can find Dr. Hill at the following link: drlawandahill.com Let us know what you think of this episode! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/black-woman-be-whole/message

Consultation process involves significant time and resources, so it's reasonable to charge for consultation services. In order to ensure that contractors are adequately compensated for their time and effort, Eric recommends contractors charge for their expertise during site visits and property estimates.   In this episode, we talk about… The importance of contractors charging for their time and how it can benefit their business Dispelling any negative perceptions associated with charging for consultation services The differences between contractors who provide free estimates and those who charge for their time Effectively communicating the value of design consultation services to prospective clients Conducting business in a professional manner without sacrificing personal well-being and family time The importance of professionalism, punctuality, and communication in building trust with clients Assessing a potential client's readiness to move forward with a project before scheduling a meeting Eric's experience with charging for in-person consultations as a contractor Overcoming their fear of charging for your time Links to resources:   The Pond Digger - https://theponddigger.com/   You can also check out The Pond Digger's products at: http://helixpondfiltration.com/    TWT Contractor Circle   TWT Contractor Power Circle   And follow his adventures in the pond world at: Instagram  Facebook  TikTok

Host, Dr. Catherine Cerulli, a professor of Psychiatry at the University of Rochester, is joined by her guest, Nila Bragg, MSN, CPNP, a certified pediatric nurse practitioner and a Medical Consultant for the New York City Administration for Children's Services (ACS). ACS's mission is to protect and promote the safety and well-being of New York City's children. As part of that work, child protective specialists from ACS conduct investigations to determine what is needed to best keep the children safe. For instance, to help keep families together, child protective specialists often connect families to services that can help, including counseling, substance abuse treatment, and access to concrete resources, like food, diapers clothing and even child care vouchers. Throughout this work, it is important that ACS child protective staff understand a variety of medical issues that the family may be coping with, as well as treatments, in order to better identify whether there are any potential safety risks.  As a Medical Consultant for ACS, Nila provides consultation to child protective specialists who have clients with complex medical histories. Nila helps CPS better connect children and their families with services that best support caregivers as they manage their child's medical needs. Nila's key message is that educating families and connecting them to resources is paramount to not only improve children's health, but connections also support the overall well-being of children and their families.

The American Medical Association (AMA) has announced significant revisions to Evaluation and Management (E&M) services for 2023.  Consultations, inpatient and outpatient consultations, are two of the E&M categories being revised for Jan. 1, 2023.  The revisions made to consultations include code deletions, revision to the criteria for E&M level selection and additions to the guidelines. Reporting our lead story during the next live edition of Talk Ten Tuesdays will be Colleen Deighan, senior consultant with 3M.  Other segments during the live broadcast include the following:Coding Report: Laurie Johnson, senior healthcare consultant with Revenue Cycle Solutions, LLC, will report on the latest coding news.Mental Health Report: Internationally renowned psychiatrist Dr. H. Steven Moffic returns to the broadcast with an update on burnout—this in advance of National Depression Month in October, which follows September's Suicide Awareness Month.Talk Law: Healthcare attorney Karen George with the law firm of Buchalter, continues her series on the intersection of healthcare and the law.News Desk: Timothy Powell, CPA, will anchor the Talk Ten Tuesdays News Desk.TalkBack: Erica Remer,MD, founder and president of Erica Remer, MD, Inc., and Talk Ten Tuesdays co-host, will report on a subject that has caught her attention during her popular segment.  

This episode resumes the conversation with Dr. Graham Taylor and his guests Dr. Jeanne Stanley and Dr. Theo Burnes. In our last episode, we discussed the best practices of the graduate school application process and guidance on where to start, we listed off some questions to ask yourself to help create a list of needs and wats as you look at graduate programs, and we discussed the importance of knowing when graduate school is the right time for you. We'll resume our talk today by discussing the admissions interview and coaching students to help them feel secure and be successful.   For more information about Dr. Jeanne Stanley and Watershed Counseling and Consultation Services, please visit: https://www.watershedservices.biz For more information about Dr. Theo Burns, please visit: https://theoburnesphd.com

Pursuing graduate school is a significant undertaking. For some students, they may not necessarily know exactly what they want or what they're looking for before they enter this process. Where do you start to help navigate the process successfully? In this episode, Dr. Graham Taylor speaks with Dr. Jeanne Stanley and Dr. Theo Burnes. Jeanne Stanley is a licensed psychologist and the CEO of Watershed Counseling and Consultation and founder of the company, Grad School Coaching. She also works as a national trainer, consultant, published author, and professor at the University of Pennsylvania's Graduate School of Education in their Counseling programs with more than 25 years of experience. Theo is a licensed psychologist and professional clinical counselor in private practice. Theo is a professor in the graduate MFT and counseling program at University of Southern California's Rossier School of Education. Together they discuss the best practices to the application process of graduate school, creating a list of needs and wants, and they discuss the importance of knowing when graduate school is the right time for you.   For more information about Dr. Jeanne Stanley and Watershed Counseling and Consultation Services, please visit: https://www.watershedservices.biz For more information about Dr. Theo Burnes, please visit: https://theoburnesphd.com

CEO, clinical and organizational psychologist My guest for Episode #153 of the My Favorite Mistake podcast is Dr. Nicole Lipkin, an internationally recognized clinical and organizational psychologist, executive coach, and keynote speaker. Episode page: https://www.markgraban.com/mistake153 Nicole is the author of two popular leadership books: Y In the Workplace: Managing the “Me First” Generation and What Keeps Leaders Up At Night: Recognizing and Resolving Your Most Troubling Management Issues. She is the CEO of Equilibria Leadership Consulting, a leadership and organizational development firm. In terms of education, she earned a doctoral in clinical psychology (Psy.D.), Master of Business Administration (MBA), and Master of Criminal Justice (MACJ). Nicole is also the founder and CEO of HeyKiddo, a company dedicated to helping adults gain better control over their children's mental, social and emotional health through technology. She recently exited her first company, Equilibria Psychological and Consultation Services. Nicole is a regular contributor to Forbes.com and has shared her expertise on NPR, NBC, Entrepreneur.com, NY Times Magazine, CBS and other media outlets. She lives in Philly with her husband, Matt, her toddler, Charlie, and her chunky cat, El Guapo Meatball (who makes an appearance in the episode!). In today's episode, Nicole shares her “favorite mistake” story about having a “bad feeling” but hiring “Hope” (not her real name) anyway. Why was it a “punch in the gut” when Hope quit three months later? Did Nicole feel like she failed as a coach and as a leader? What lessons did she learn from these experiences? We also talk about questions and topics including: Is it a mistake to not follow your gut during interviewing or during the first month?? What keeps you up at night? How can we AVOID sleep trouble? How do we build psychological safety? How much is the leader's responsibility? Psychological safety – talking about it vs doing the behaviors?? How different is Gen Y?? Different influences and experiences? Tell us about Equilibria Leadership Consulting — who is your ideal client and why do they hire you? Tell us about HeyKiddo — building emotional wellness using technology Find Nicole on social media: LinkedIn Twitter Facebook --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/favorite-mistake/support

In this episode we sit down with Dr. Kevin Washington, licensed clinical psychologist and Founder & CEO of Nyansapo Counseling & Consultation Services. As Black History Month comes to a close, Dr. Washington, an African Centered Psychologist discusses the unique experiences of diasporic Africans, cultural competency, trans-generational trauma and collective healing. Also, as a past national president of The Association of Black Psychologists, Dr. Washington reflects on those experiences with the organization and how Afrocentric & African Psychology scholars helped shape him.

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 On this episode of No More Excuses Wake Up! Introducing Shawn Perry from Sharing Consultation Services. Shawn Perry, a native of Newark, NJ who currently resides in South Jersey. A wife, mother, worshiper, and domestic violence advocate who loves to inspire and empower people during their everyday walks of life. During her 20 years of working in the Human Services field, she had the privilege of becoming a Behaviorist for the last 7 years and was granted the opportunity to pursue and receive a Master's degree in both Counseling and Behavior Analysis. Through the various skills that she has acquired over the years, she is able to teach people to navigate through various life challenges through the use of practical behavioral strategies.Because she is a solution-driven person, in June of 2020, Shawn stepped out on faith and started her journey of entrepreneurship by becoming a Board-Certified Credit Consultant and started her credit restoration business where she works with people all over the country to become financially literate and financially free.KEY TAKEAWAYWHAT PEOPLE SAY AND THINK ABOUT YOU SHOULD NOT MATTERKNOW WHO YOU ARE. BE AUTHENTIC AND PEOPLE WILL COME From this episode you will learn:  ·        Shawn is a survivor from a fatal health condition·         Shawn has a credit restoration business·        Authorized users·        What made Shawn start her own credit restoration business·    How Shawn faith lead her to her destiny·        The importance of not becoming a credit serial applier   Three things to know about Shawn1. Loving2. Loyal3. Worshipper  Shawn word/s of Affirmation I am confidenceI can do all things I am fearfully and wonderfully madeI am empowered Connect with Shawn at:Website:www.sharingconsultation.servicesInstagram:www.instagram.com/shawn_empowersu/Facebook: www.facebook.com/sharininc                    MY PERSONAL FINANCIAL MANTRA   BUDGET  PAY DEBT  SAVE  INVEST  AND LIVE     On each episode of No More Excuses. Wake Up! We will be talking about Money, Entrepreneurship & Life Skills that were not taught.            You can download my free budgeting spreadsheet at www.stenellthemoneytherapist.com while you are there watch my video as I portray Muhammad Ali showing you how I kick down closed doors.              Book a 3-month 1-1 personal or business coaching call with mehttps://stenellthemoneytherapist.as.me/consultation                  Learn more about me and my agencies:                           www.stenellmyersenterprises.com      If you would like to be on No More Excuses. Wake Up! Podcast, please email me at contact@stenellthemoneytherapist.com    Have a question? Want to share a topic you think I should discuss? Email me your questions and suggestions atcontact@stenellthemoneytherapist.com                               Connect with me atwww.stenellthemoneytherapist.com

The month of September is Pain Awareness Month. In years past, I've done lots of different things for Pain Awareness Month. I've held online summits, which hosted 30 plus experts. I've done courses for professionals and people with pain. In 2021, I was trying to figure out, "What are we not talking about in the chronic pain space that we need to bring more awareness around? What should we be talking about? What can we bring some more disruption around to disrupt our pain care world out there that isn't always as effective for people with chronic pain?" As I started to reflect on my practice and the patients I've seen over many years I've been treating patients looking at research, I said, "We need to talk more about the link between trauma and chronic pain." This September, I've done a couple of different things to raise awareness around the trauma-pain connection. The first is I've done lots of different posts on my Instagram handle. If you can head on over to Instagram and find me, my handle is easy. It's @DrJoeTatta. You can find me on Instagram. Like and follow me. I have lots of great posts and sliders that are perfect for you if you're a practitioner or someone with chronic pain and you want to learn more about the trauma-pain connection. The second is I partnered with a physical therapist this September. His name is Dr. Jeremy Fletcher. He is teaching our first Trauma-Informed Pain Care Course. You can find that by going to IntegrativePainScienceInstitute.com. Head on over to the Courses tab and scroll down and you'll find the Trauma-Informed Pain Care course. That's open now and you can register. It's available for CEs as well as CEUs for physical therapists and other licensed health professionals. It's about seven hours long and has lots of great content. Jeremy is a physical therapy educator. He works for a company called Veterans Recovery Resources, which is a not-for-profit organization, which helps veterans with both their physical well as mental health needs. He is a dad, coach and also a survivor of trauma himself. He is a veteran of the Afghanistan War. He brings lots of professional as well as personal input to this topic. I've learned so much from Jeremy. He and I lectured in 2020 at Combined Sections at the APTA National Conference. I'm going to lecture again in 2021 at the national conference, which is in February. You can meet both of us there if you're around. Finally, I've reached out and partnered with people like our guest, Dr. Robyn Walser, who is an ACT-trained clinical psychologist. She is one of the world's leading experts in treating trauma and PTSD. She is the Director of TL Psychological and Consultation Services. She is also an Assistant Professor at the University of California, Berkeley and works with the National Center for PTSD. As a licensed clinical psychologist, she maintains international training, consulting as well as therapy practice. Robyn is well-known as an expert in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, specifically for the treatment of trauma and PTSD. She has co-authored seven books, including a book on Learning ACT. Robyn's work spans traumatic stress, depression, substance use and chronic pain. She has written research articles, chapters and books on these topics. She has been doing ACT training and workshops since 1998. Robyn is incredible. I've seen her in action at a couple of national conferences through ACBS. I've also read a couple of her books. They're great. Head on over to Amazon and make sure you check out all of her books. Dive into this episode, read the topics that she and I are talking about around chronic pain and trauma, see if it resonates with you and think to yourself, "How much do I understand about trauma, PTSD, adverse childhood experiences and the social-political contextual aspects of trauma?" All these are important factors when it comes to treating people with chronic pain. Let's begin this episode and meet Dr. Robyn Walser.   Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here's How »   Join the Healing Pain Podcast Community today: integrativepainsciencinstitute.com Healing Pain Podcast Facebook Healing Pain Podcast Twitter Healing Pain Podcast YouTube Healing Pain Podcast LinkedIn Healing Pain Podcast Instagram

Pharmacists can do more than help you understand medications. When you reach out to a pharmacist for consultation, they not only look at what medications you're on, but also how they interact with each other; if there are any risks associated with the drugs; and even your medical history, laboratory results, and current state of hormone health.In this episode, we're talking with pharmacist Sharzad Green, creator of FabuVag Feminine Moisturizer, to discuss her work to help women and men to understand their hormone health and improve sexual and intimate wellness.Guest Speaker BioSharzad Green, Pharm.D. is a pharmacist at Community Clinical Pharmacy who specializes in Natural or Bio - identical Hormone Replacement Therapy (B - HRT). Sharzad has been passionate about working with the patients for over 20 years. Dr. Green received her B.S. and Pharm.D. from the University of Arizona College of Pharmacy. She has vast experience in community pharmacy, nursing home and long term care pharmacy and compound ing. Thousands of men and women have benefited from private consultations with Dr. Green, where she reviews and assesses a patient's hormonal status and works with their practitioners offering B - HRT, as well as non - hormonal approaches, and other strategies for improving their quality of life.LinkedIn @drsgreenrxFacebook @DrSGreenRXInstagram @drsgreenrxAdditional ResourcesIntroduction to Hormone Replacement Therapy with Sharzad Green (video)Request Consultation with Sharzad Green, Pharm. D.FabuVag® Feminine MoisturizerAbout Innovation CompoundingInnovation Compounding is licensed as a 503A, compounding pharmacy, accredited by The Pharmacy Compounding Accreditation Board (PCAB®).Today, we support over 7,000 prescribers, 80,000+ patients, and annually provide 100,000+ prescriptions to 46 states across the U.S. We commit to individualized pharmaceutical care by being relentless in our drive for personalized medicine, compassionate toward our patients and doctors, and being a #WellnessAdvocate for our patients' lives and state of well being.Learn more about the work we do and how we can help to build your practice by visiting us online:Innovation Compounding Website Support the show

Recently I moderated a panel with Cleveland Area Healthcare leaders and Ohio Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur, representing Ohio's 9th Congressional District, to discuss constricted access to social services. The virtual event was hosted by CareAdvisors, a healthcare technology firm.  They had recently done a survey of Greater Cleveland social workers to determine what needs had changed because of the pandemic, and more importantly, what are their clients saying are their biggest concerns.  The responses were eye opening.   Panelists included; Terrance “Terry” Byrne, MBA, MJ, FACHE, vice president of Health Center Operations, at Neighborhood Family Practice Community Health Centers; Dr. Patricia Lyons, PhD, LISW-S, owner of Lyons Counseling and Consultation Services, president of the Columbus Association of Black Social Workers, and director of the Molina Healthcare Social Determinants of Health Innovation Center; Dr. Michelle Medina, MD, FAAP, associate chief of population health at Cleveland Clinic; Margaret Mitchell, president and cEO, YWCA Greater Cleveland; Dr. Adam T. Perzynski, PhD, associate professor of medicine and sociology, MetroHealth and Case Western Reserve University; and Lisa S. Weitzman, MSSA, LISW-S, ASW-G, C-ASWCM, WeCare manager of business development, at the Benjamin Rose Institute on Aging. During the roundtable, panelists discussed lessons learned and innovative ways that their organizations have increased services and shared resources. Specifically, they tackled issues of vaccine hesitancy, food insecurity, health disparities, how to incorporate social determinants of health into their delivery systems, the shift in priorities due the COVID-19, and the impact of the digital divide for aging and other vulnerable communities.

After her first month at Illinois Wesleyan, Indea Powe talks about why she decided to work here, why she became a counselor, and her experiences at the school so far. If you want to learn more about her or counseling services in general, please visit! There is more information of the Illinois Wesleyan University Counseling and Consultation Services website.

In this episode of Girl You So Random, I brought on Michelle Newton as my guest. We discussed her experience with adopting her nephew, experiencing a tumultuous adoption process and becoming a mom-tee while running a private practice! Michelle Newton is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor, Licensed Clinical Addictions Specialist, a Certified Clinical Supervisor Intern, and a Certified Forensic Mental Health Evaluator. She is the owner and primary psychotherapist of Journey Joggers Counseling & Consultation Services. You can follow her on IG @conversing_with_chelly, Twitter @convowithchelly or visit her website at https://journeyjoggers.wixsite.com/website This episode is sponsored by Tazaryach and Lily's creations, fragrance oil and whipped body butter. It's the absolute best oils and body butters anywhere. You can buy their products at www.tlc1214.com Intro/Outro beats by: @chosenbeats on Soundcloud Vocals by: Canary on IG @canary_uncaged Follow GYRS on IG @drhollycoaching Email me your random experiences: drhollycoaching@gmail.com

Ted C. Bonar, Psy.D. is a clinical psychologist and a nationally-recognized professional mental healthcare trainer and speaker at conferences and universities. He is the Executive Director of the Campus Readiness Project, a National Trainer at Mental Health First Aid USA, a Featured Trainer for the Ohio State University Counseling and Consultation Services, and he runs a successful private practice and psychological services consulting organization in Columbus, OH. He was previously the Chief of Continuing Education Programs at the Center for Deployment Psychology, where he oversaw and implemented training programs focused on common military-related behavioral healthcare curriculum including evidence-based treatment of PTSD, suicide risk and prevention, depression, substance abuse, reintegration concerns, and multicultural elements related to military and veterans. Dr. Bonar has held clinical positions at the Jesse Brown VA Medical Center in Chicago, the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Counseling Center, and private practice in both Bethesda, MD, and Columbus, OH. Dr. Bonar is a highly regarded subject matter expert in working with military and veterans on university campuses and has spoken at over 100 universities and national conferences as a featured presenter. He is a specialist and consultant in providing short-term, evidence-based treatment of PTSD in university counseling centers and private practice, and regularly provides national instructor training and classes for Mental Health First Aid. A frequent keynote presenter at various conferences and workshops, Dr. Bonar was awarded the 2013 Distinguished Alum award by Argosy University/Chicago. In This Particular Episode You Will Learn: Ted's background and professional experience Approaching veteran mental health from a non-veteran perspective Differences between Veteran Mental Health and other populations Learning how to hear shocking things Community and providers jumping to the conclusion that all veterans have PTSD Developing cultural competence with military populations without a military background The Center for Deployment Psychology Teaching military culture to non-military populations Shifting between types of therapy Links and Resources Mentioned in This Episode: The Center for Deployment Psychology Ted on Twitter Ted's LinkedIn profile Ted's Web site --- 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/changeyourpov/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/changeyourpov/support

Bradford L. Frank, MD, MPH, MBA, conducts a Masterclass on how to provide nursing home consultations for psychiatrists. The documents Dr. Frank refers to during this Masterclass are available at (https://bit.ly/3rWqfcK) Dr. Frank is a board-certified geriatric psychiatrist who provides consultations for more than 30 nursing homes in North Dakota. He has no disclosures. Take-home points Dr. Frank reviews practical information about documentation, prescribing, and diagnoses for psychiatric clinicians who treat individuals living in nursing homes. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has many rules and regulations governing the psychiatric treatment of individuals in nursing homes, including special mental status testing, a policy of gradual dose reduction, and restrictions on how long certain medications can be used. Documentation Even for geriatric patients who live in nursing homes, a full past psychiatric history, including substance abuse and social history, is essential to diagnosis and treatment. To obtain these histories, Dr. Frank sends documents to the nursing home to be completed ahead of time, and then, while he starts to make his differential diagnoses, he talks with the nursing staff about why they want the consultation. The Brief Interview for Mental Status (BIMS) is a 15-item mental status exam mandated by the CMS during nursing home evaluations. A score of 13-15 indicates that a patient is cognitively intact, 8-12 indicates moderately impaired, and

Behavior is always a hot topic in special education.  If a school struggles to support a child’s behavior, the child often struggles comprehensively.  One solution is a comprehensive functional behavior assessment, which is an evaluation of the child’s trigger behaviors.  Once an FBA is done, the team can develop a BIP.Dr. Solandy Forte of Milestones Behavioral Services walks us through the components to a well-written, comprehensive FBA in today’s episode. Solandy is my friend.  We met at the COPAA Convention through her husband, Jeff, who is a special education attorney in Connecticut.  I’d met Jeff at Wrightslaw’s ISEA a few years prior.  I met Solandy at a happy hour and knew I wanted to sit by her at dinner, as her passion and wisdom are contagious!  I could listen to her talk behavior all day!  Dr. Forte’s explanation of the FBA is practical and thorough.  I have read so many FBAs that tell me very little about the child.  She explains the components of the FBA (which are listed in the FREE resource on my website here) and also the reasons that you need them.  This is amazing information that you can tote along with you to your next IEP meeting!    Then, she explains how to take the recommendations from an FBA to draft a Behavior Intervention Plan, which both supports the child with proactive and preventative strategies but also reactive interventions.  I have a lot of cases that involve behavior, and Solandy taught me a thing or two in today’s episode!  It’s just that good!   Meet My Guest: Solandy Forte, PhD, LCSW, BCBA-DLicensed Behavior Analyst in CT, MADirector, Consultation Services and Community OutreachDr. Solandy Forte is a doctoral level Board Certified Behavior Analyst licensed in Connecticut and Massachusetts and a Licensed Clinical Social Worker at Milestones Behavioral Services in Connecticut. Solandy provides consultation services to the Milestones’ School Programs, Advanced Intervention and Daycare. She is also leading the Community Outreach initiative.Solandy has worked with children and young adults with a wide range of developmental disabilities, mental health disorders, autism and related disorders in their homes, schools, and community settings. She has coordinated with multi-disciplinary teams to promote capacity for educating children within the least restrictive educational setting.Currently, Solandy serves on the Board of Directors for the Behavior Analyst Leadership Council (BALC) and has been a member of the Executive Council for the Connecticut Association for Behavior Analysts (CTABA). She has presented at regional and national conferences on topics related to staff training, behavioral assessment, navigating through cultural barriers, behavioral consultation, supervision, and ethics.Solandy is an adjunct professor for the Institute of Autism and Behavioral Studies at the University of Saint Joseph in West Hartford, Connecticut and the Institute of Behavioral Studies at Endicott College in Beverly, Massachusetts. Never miss out on a new episode by joining my mailing list here: https://view.flodesk.com/pages/5f43ff3f99f8080026e08ed7 Functional Behavioral Assessments Download: https://view.flodesk.com/pages/5f8058b825883d31008455f7

In this episode of PI MAGAZINE – THE PODCAST, Jim Nanos and Nicole Cusanelli speak with Steve Vardakis of Professional Investigation and Consultation Services of Princeton, New Jersey about considerations professional investigators should make when selecting office space for their business. The three weigh the pro’s and con’s of home offices versus dedicated office space and the consideration of shared commercial office services such as Regus.If you are a newly licensed PI or considering an office change, you don’t want to mis this episode!Steven VardakisPast President, New Jersey Licensed Private Investigator’s Association, Inc.Professional Investigation & Consultation Services of NJ, LLP103 Carnegie Center – Suite 300 * Princeton, New Jersey 08540Office: 609-512- NJPI (6574)Website: www.pifirm.com PI Magazine Social Media Pageshttps://twitter.com/PImagazineUSA https://www.linkedin.com/company/pi-magazine-inc-/about/https://www.facebook.com/PIMAGAZINEUSA/

On this episode of PI MAGAZINE – THE PODCAST, Jim Nanos speaks with Steve Vardakis of Professional Investigation & Consulting Service based in Princeton New Jersey covering public records requests and use by professional investigator within their cases.Steve is a public records expert and often sought-after investigator assisting other PI’s identifying, obtaining, and analyzing public records.Steve is a past-president of the New Jersey Licensed Private Investigators Association and a 27-year retired veteran police Lieutenant. During the final 10 years of his Law Enforcement career, Steve was a Division Commander where he had oversight of both Criminal Investigations and Support Services and was instrumental in the transition to digitalization of his departments records system.Steve and Jim discuss what a public record is, how to obtain records and what can be done if one is denied access to a public record.Stave's contact info is:Steven VardakisPast President, New Jersey Licensed Private Investigator’s Association, Inc.Professional Investigation & Consultation Services of NJ, LLP103 Carnegie Center – Suite 300Princeton, New Jersey 08540Office: 609-512- NJPI (6574)Website: www.pifirm.com PI Magazine Social Media Pageshttps://twitter.com/PImagazineUSA https://www.linkedin.com/company/pi-magazine-inc-/about/ https://www.facebook.com/PIMAGAZINEUSA/

Being an Ally is more important than ever in this time of challenge, frustration, and confusion. It is time to remove the confusion around what it means to truly be an ally, specifically for people of color, if you are a white person in America.  People of color should not be expected to educate white people about their experience or mere existence; it is the responsibility of white people to listen, to guide each other through the process of recognizing the impacts of privilege, and to move forward to learn and grow as become allies. This week we spoke to Rebecca Toner on this topic. Rebecca is a Trauma and Boundaries Coach and founder of The Nest Center for Coaching as well as a Licensed Processional Counselor in the state of Connecticut where she owns and practices out of Mental Health Counseling and Consultation Services. Rebecca specializes in helping people who are trying to stop identifying with long standing trauma. Visit Rebecca’s websites to learn more about her offerings: http://www.mhccholistichealth.org/ www.nestcoaching.org You can find Rebecca on Instagram at @nestcoaching or by email Rebecca@nestcoaching.org If you are interested in learning more about the topic of becoming an ally for people of color, here are some of our recommended resources. Recommended Resources: Instagram Accounts to Follow:@exhaustedtoempowered -great for BIPOC who feel as though they have some racial trauma to recover from! She can help you find your voice! (full website at mariverano.com)@nowhitesaviors@laylafsaad@aly.leone@fromprivtoprogress@sonyareneetaylor@amandaseales Coaches to help unpack your privilege:@fromprivtoprogress@exhaustedtoempowered@aly.leone@sarahecarey Books:“Me and White Supremacy” by Layla F. Sa’ad*** favorite resource!“White Fragility”“Unpacking the White Knapsack”“Why Are All The Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria”“Unapologetic”“Occupying Privilege”“Just Mercy” by Bryan Stephenson (also a movie)“The Sun Does Shine”“The Body Is Not An Apology” by Sonya Renee Taylor *** other favorite resourceAny of Brene Brown’s booksDr. Kimberly Crenshaw“The Body Keeps the Score” by Bessel van der Kolk“Becoming” by Michelle Obama Podcasts:“The Good Ancestor” Layla F. Sa’ad“No White Saviors” “Oprah’s Super Soul Conversations" Authors/Poets:Nikita GillNayyirah WaheedRobinDeAngelo Links:http://www.guidetoallyship.com

This week, Dr. P reflects on the joy of the holiday season and the pain many children and families experience year long, especially during Christmas. She talks with Donna Mitchell, a Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW) and President and CEO of Covenant Counseling & Consultation Services, LLC. Covenant Counseling is a licensed Mental Health and Substance Abuse Facility in Tennessee, and a provider for the Department of Children Services.

As a Real Estate investor who used to Practice Law in North Carolina Mary is uniquely positioned to provide Real Estate Investors with Consultation Services. IN addition Mary has a passion for helping young people via Financial Literacy and what she calls "Plan B".

Shawn Smith joins me on the podcast this week.  Shawn has his Master’s in Education and Counseling.  He is the proud founder and CEO of Don’t dis-my-ability Consultation Services, an innovative, multi-faceted coming specializing in the emerging field of neurodiversity.  He is a counselor, psychotherapist, and national award-winning entrepreneur.    Diagnosed with ADHD Inattentive Type at age 30, Shawn struggle through every level of the public education system prior to his diagnosis.  It took Shawn 32 attempts to earn the 18 credits required to graduate high school.  Medication gave Shawn’s brain a jump start it needed to wake from 30 years of slumber, taking his thought process from dial-up to fiber-op.   In this conversation, you will hear Shawn talk about his company and the services he provides.  He explains why his company being located in a cooperative creates a constructive environment for his work.  Shawn discusses his background, his struggles in school, his diagnosis, and why the entrepreneurial life fits him well.    Connect with Shawn Smith:  Website -   You’ll Learn:  [07:45] - Shawn describes the Villa cooperative, where his business is located.    [09:41] - Shawn provides some details on the services Don’t dis-my-ability provides, and shares how this environment fits him.    [10:47] - Keynotes and workshops are things that Shawn frequently does, and he describes the content of these offerings.  [11:54] - Shawn describes his life before diagnosis as “hell.”  [12:28] - We discuss the idea of being “lazy.”  [14:07] - Shawn describes some of the strategies he uses to stay organized and productive.  [15:47] - Shawn talks about growing up and seeing people around him making changes he wasn’t making.  [18:23] - A labor dispute is what led to Shawn’s diagnosis.  [22:07] - Shawn describes the changes in his life after diagnosis, and he started medication.  [24:06] - Shawn talks about being “snuck in” to college.  [25:26] - We talk about trying to filter out background noise, and I share my technique for accomplishing this.    [28:45] - Shawn shares more specific information on the services Don’t dis-my-ability provides.  [30:35] - Shawn talks about being a social entrepreneur and describes some of the challenges he faces in this role.  We also talk about being drawn to entrepreneurship out of boredom and resentment.  [34:42] - Shawn says the name of his business came from a rap beat he had in his head.  [40:06] - Shawn lists some of the things he does with his company.    [42:50] - Shawn shares how he plans projects. I talk about using  to help with time zones.  We also talk about the challenge of writing checks and addressing envelopes as “macro thinkers.”  [45:49] - Shawn describes how to make context matter.  [48:37] - Shawn talks about his podcasting experience, including his upcoming video podcast, Don’t dis-my-ability Podcast.   [52:50] - Shawn speaks about the term neurodiversity and why it’s being used.  [1:00:05] - I talk about the book , and understanding the unique skills we as people with ADHD have.  Use my Audible.com affiliate link for your favorite titles:    ADHD reWired Coaching and Accountability Group  Our fall season of the ADHD reWired Coaching and Accountability Group will begin September 24th, and the group is now full.  If you’d like to secure an early spot and an early registration price for our winter session by RSVPing for our registration event on October 4th at 2pm Central.  This session starts January 7th. To learn more or RSVP for the group registration, go to .    Support the podcast on Patreon  Patreon allows listeners like you to support content creators like me.  With a monthly contribution, you can get access to different levels of perks.  One perk example is our Patreon-only Adult Study Hall.  Learn more at    ADHD reWired Facebook Group:  If you would like to join the ADHD reWired secret Facebook group, go to  and fill out an application.  Productivity Q&A  Get your ADHD questions answered live!  These Q&A sessions take place on the 2nd Tuesday of every month at 12:30pm.  Go to.  Want to be a guest?  Hey! What about you?  Do you have a story?  Are you a Coach?  Are you an ADHD Clinician?  If you answered yes to any of these questions and you’d like to be a guest, schedule a pre-interview call . 

In this conversation, Stephen Hurley connects with Lisa Bayrami, Executive Director of the Self-Regulation Institute and Corinne Catalano, Assistant Director for Consultation Services; Center for Autism and Early Childhood Mental Health at Montclair State University. Tonight it's the intersection between Self-Reg and Social Emotional Learning Programs.

In this conversation, Stephen Hurley connects with Lisa Bayrami, Executive Director of the Self-Regulation Institute and Corinne Catalano, Assistant Director for Consultation Services; Center for Autism and Early Childhood Mental Health at Montclair State University. Tonight it's the intersection between Self-Reg and Social Emotional Learning Programs.

Summary: Ted C. Bonar, Psy.D. is a clinical psychologist and a nationally recognized professional mental healthcare trainer and speaker at conferences and universities. He is the Executive Director of the Campus Readiness Project, a National Trainer at Mental Health First Aid USA, a Featured Trainer for the Ohio State University Counseling and Consultation Services, and he runs a successful private practice and psychological services consulting organization in Columbus, OH. He was previously the Chief of Continuing Education Programs at the Center for Deployment Psychology, where he oversaw and implemented training programs focused on common military-related behavioral healthcare curriculum including evidence-based treatment of PTSD, suicide risk and prevention, depression, substance abuse, reintegration concerns, and multicultural elements related to military and veterans. Dr. Bonar has held clinical positions at the Jesse Brown VA Medical Center in Chicago, the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Counseling Center, and private practice in both Bethesda, MD and Columbus, OH. Dr. Bonar is a highly regarded subject matter expert in working with military and veterans on university campuses, and has spoken at over 100 universities and national conferences as a featured presenter. He is a specialist and consultant in providing short-term, evidence-based treatment of PTSD in university counseling centers and private practice, and regularly provides national instructor trainings and classes for Mental Health First Aid. A frequent keynote presenter at various conferences and workshops, Dr. Bonar was awarded the 2013 Distinguished Alum award by Argosy University/Chicago. In This Particular Episode You Will Learn: Ted's background and professional experience Approaching veteran mental health from a non-veteran perspective Differences between Veteran Mental Health and other populations Learning how to hear shocking things Community and providers jumping to the conclusion that all veterans have PTSD Developing cultural competence with military populations without a military background The Center for Deployment Psychology Teaching military culture to non-military populations Shifting between types of therapy Links and Resources Mentioned in This Episode: The Center for Deployment Psychology Ted on Twitter Ted's LinkedIn profile Ted's Web site

Summary: Ted C. Bonar, Psy.D. is a clinical psychologist and a nationally recognized professional mental healthcare trainer and speaker at conferences and universities. He is the Executive Director of the Campus Readiness Project, a National Trainer at Mental Health First Aid USA, a Featured Trainer for the Ohio State University Counseling and Consultation Services, and he runs a successful private practice and psychological services consulting organization in Columbus, OH. He was previously the Chief of Continuing Education Programs at the Center for Deployment Psychology, where he oversaw and implemented training programs focused on common military-related behavioral healthcare curriculum including evidence-based treatment of PTSD, suicide risk and prevention, depression, substance abuse, reintegration concerns, and multicultural elements related to military and veterans. Dr. Bonar has held clinical positions at the Jesse Brown VA Medical Center in Chicago, the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Counseling Center, and private practice in both Bethesda, MD and Columbus, OH. Dr. Bonar is a highly regarded subject matter expert in working with military and veterans on university campuses, and has spoken at over 100 universities and national conferences as a featured presenter. He is a specialist and consultant in providing short-term, evidence-based treatment of PTSD in university counseling centers and private practice, and regularly provides national instructor trainings and classes for Mental Health First Aid. A frequent keynote presenter at various conferences and workshops, Dr. Bonar was awarded the 2013 Distinguished Alum award by Argosy University/Chicago. In This Particular Episode You Will Learn: Ted's background and professional experience Approaching veteran mental health from a non-veteran perspective Differences between Veteran Mental Health and other populations Learning how to hear shocking things Community and providers jumping to the conclusion that all veterans have PTSD Developing cultural competence with military populations without a military background The Center for Deployment Psychology Teaching military culture to non-military populations Shifting between types of therapy Links and Resources Mentioned in This Episode: The Center for Deployment Psychology Ted on Twitter Ted's LinkedIn profile Ted's Web site

For our Holiday Special, Daniel takes a trip to Marian University's Counseling and Consultation Services to discuss holiday wishes and to play with therapy dogs!

    Today's episode is unique in that instead of one featured guest we have seven!  Shannon reached out looking to answer a question asked on The Connected Teacher Facebook Group: What advice would you give your new teacher self?   Thoughtful and beautiful reflections were recorded by 7 yoga teachers who passed them on to Shannon so she could share with all of you while reflecting on her own experiences as a yoga teacher fresh out of yoga teacher training. What would you tell your new teacher self?   3:15 Betsy Brockett   4:45 Jamie Grollman   6:25 Kristina Kelly   9:25 Catherina Espinoza   10:55 Amanda Kingsmith   13:15 Lisa Zaehringer   15:30 Allie Bright   17:40 Shannon shares other advice from The Connected Yoga Teachers Facebook Group   Links   To get in touch with featured yoga teachers:   Betsy Brockett Betsy's Website Betsy's Instagram   Jamie Grollman Jamie's Website   Kristina Kelly Kristina's Website- Get Moving Fitness Balanced Breath Studio Facebook Page   Catherina Espinoza Catherina's Website- Tu Espacio Yoga Tu Espacio Yoga on Facebook   Amanda Kingsmith Amanda's Website- M.B.Om (Mastering the Business of Yoga) Mastering the Business of Yoga Instagram   Lisa Zeahringer Lisa's Website- Synchronicity Wellness Lisa on Facebook - Synchronicity Wellness   Allie Bright Allie's Website- Bright Java Bright Java on Instagram   The Connected Teacher Facebook Group   MamaNurture Yoga Teacher Training (RPYT)   Shannon's Consultation Services   Gratitude to our Sponsor Schedulicity  

In October we're focusing on the mental & spiritual health of men, beginning with this incredible interview with Charlotte/Lake Norman-based Psychologist/Hypnotist/Author, Damon Silas, of Damon Silas Psychological and Consultation Services. Damon shares his own journey of overcoming horrific family loss, the murder of his beloved sister, as described in his memoir, From Mourning to Knight. How does a man move through a "Dark Night of the Soul" like this, and into living from a compassionate heart, in service to his authentic self and the world? We cover the topics of stigmas males have around mental health help, the epidemic of men separating the mind/body/spirit connection and numbing their pain, and the mistake of approaching life issues as simple behavorial problems. Damon draws from his years helping veterans through Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and trauma, as we talk more about what PTSD and trauma actually are, and how they can be detected and treated. We also look at how men's relationships with family, particularly their fathers, impact them (you) as adults. Plus, where does society's screwed up messaging stack up against men? What role do their peers play? And what is happening in the brain chemistry of a man who has been struggling for a long time? For all the men who fall through the cracks in this vital and vulnerable conversation about mental/physical/spiritual health - we will not let you fall alone. Tune in as we give men a voice in The Spiritual Charlotte community & beyond. Learn more about Dr. Damon Silas at: www.damonsilaspsychology.com  Check out his book at: www.frommourningtoknight.com

In October we're focusing on the mental & spiritual health of men, beginning with this incredible interview with Charlotte/Lake Norman-based Psychologist/Hypnotist/Author, Damon Silas, of Damon Silas Psychological and Consultation Services.Damon shares his own journey of overcoming horrific family loss, the murder of his beloved sister, as described in his memoir, From Mourning to Knight. How does a man move through a "Dark Night of the Soul" like this, and into living from a compassionate heart, in service to his authentic self and the world?We cover the topics of stigmas males have around mental health help, the epidemic of men separating the mind/body/spirit connection and numbing their pain, and the mistake of approaching life issues as simple behavorial problems.Damon draws from his years helping veterans through Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and trauma, as we talk more about what PTSD and trauma actually are, and how they can be detected and treated.We also look at how men's relationships with family, particularly their fathers, impact them (you) as adults. Plus, where does society's screwed up messaging stack up against men? What role do their peers play? And what is happening in the brain chemistry of a man who has been struggling for a long time?For all the men who fall through the cracks in this vital and vulnerable conversation about mental/physical/spiritual health - we will not let you fall alone.Tune in as we give men a voice in The Spiritual Charlotte community & beyond.Learn more about Dr. Damon Silas at: www.damonsilaspsychology.com Check out his book at: www.frommourningtoknight.com

As online influencers we often believe that we need to work with brands and businesses that are no where near us, but what about the local brands that are right in our backyard.We are diving into how to pitch local brands with Robyn Gleason of MoreMediaInc.comTopics Discussed:Introduction of Robyn Gleason from Simply Fresh Dinners and More Media Inc.Importance of having someone to collaborate with about your online businessStory of how Robyn reached out to local farms and started doing recipe development for themImportance of researching the local businesses social media presenceExample of an event hosted and created for local businessesImportance of influencer campaignsThe ability to pitch without being worried about getting a knowMore Media Inc. and the campaigns that they runUnderstanding the strengths that each influencer brings to the tableInvitation only influencer campaigns and the reasoning behind itSend media kit to Robyn at admin@moremediainc.comProjections for 2017The difference between More Media Inc and networksResources Mentioned:I make a portion of any sales made as an affiliate.Consultation Services with Jenny bit.ly/60minconsultationPitch Perfect Pro eCourse bit.ly/2pzB2szMedia Kit Video Training bit.ly/2cU1oR4Don’t Forget:If you liked this episode of Influencer Entrepreneurs,  please subscribe and leave a fabulous review!You can also put a face to the voices on YouTube.Join the conversation on social media by using the hashtag #IEMastersLinks:jennymelrose.com/podcast-28Click to view: show page on Awesound

Despite the prominence of LGBTQ issues in our current social consciousness, many people still know little about the LGBTQ community, which means that teaching about this community and its issues is an important job. It's also a difficult one that's been handled with varying degrees of effectiveness and sensitivity over the past few decades. Many of us can recall during our undergrad or graduate training having a single class day devoted to the topic, or our instructors trying to squeeze it in alongside other material. Fortunately, the teaching of LGBTQ issues has advanced dramatically, thanks to the work of psychologists such as Theodore Burnes and Jeanne Stanley. Their new edited book, entitled Teaching LGBTQ Psychology: Queering Innovative Pedagogy and Practice (American Psychological Association, 2017), covers pedagogical concepts as well as practical suggestions for bringing the material to life and helping students feel at home with it. In our interview, we have a frank discussion about the challenges of teaching LGBTQ psychology–such as fear, prejudice, and misinformation among students–and how to best rise to those challenges. Theodore Burnes is associate professor and director of the LGBT specialization of Antioch University's clinical psychology masters program. He has 15 years of experience constructing, facilitating, and evaluating undergraduate and graduate coursework in psychology, Black studies, writing, LGBT studies, poetry, women's studies, teacher education, and counseling in various university settings. He is a licensed psychologist and licensed professional clinical counselor in private practice in Los Angeles. Jeanne Stanley is Executive Director of Watershed Counseling and Consultation Services. She regularly conducts training around the country on best practices for supporting and affirming LGBTQ individuals and is a licensed psychologist in private practice in the Chestnut Hill are of Philadelphia. Listen to our interview by clicking below. To subscribe to the New Books in Psychology podcast, click here. Eugenio Duarte is a licensed psychologist and psychoanalyst practicing in New York City. He treats individuals and couples, with specialties in LGBTQ issues, eating and body image problems, and relationship problems. Follow him on Twitter and Instagram. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/psychology

Despite the prominence of LGBTQ issues in our current social consciousness, many people still know little about the LGBTQ community, which means that teaching about this community and its issues is an important job. It’s also a difficult one that’s been handled with varying degrees of effectiveness and sensitivity over the past few decades. Many of us can recall during our undergrad or graduate training having a single class day devoted to the topic, or our instructors trying to squeeze it in alongside other material. Fortunately, the teaching of LGBTQ issues has advanced dramatically, thanks to the work of psychologists such as Theodore Burnes and Jeanne Stanley. Their new edited book, entitled Teaching LGBTQ Psychology: Queering Innovative Pedagogy and Practice (American Psychological Association, 2017), covers pedagogical concepts as well as practical suggestions for bringing the material to life and helping students feel at home with it. In our interview, we have a frank discussion about the challenges of teaching LGBTQ psychology–such as fear, prejudice, and misinformation among students–and how to best rise to those challenges. Theodore Burnes is associate professor and director of the LGBT specialization of Antioch University’s clinical psychology masters program. He has 15 years of experience constructing, facilitating, and evaluating undergraduate and graduate coursework in psychology, Black studies, writing, LGBT studies, poetry, women’s studies, teacher education, and counseling in various university settings. He is a licensed psychologist and licensed professional clinical counselor in private practice in Los Angeles. Jeanne Stanley is Executive Director of Watershed Counseling and Consultation Services. She regularly conducts training around the country on best practices for supporting and affirming LGBTQ individuals and is a licensed psychologist in private practice in the Chestnut Hill are of Philadelphia. Listen to our interview by clicking below. To subscribe to the New Books in Psychology podcast, click here. Eugenio Duarte is a licensed psychologist and psychoanalyst practicing in New York City. He treats individuals and couples, with specialties in LGBTQ issues, eating and body image problems, and relationship problems. Follow him on Twitter and Instagram. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Despite the prominence of LGBTQ issues in our current social consciousness, many people still know little about the LGBTQ community, which means that teaching about this community and its issues is an important job. It’s also a difficult one that’s been handled with varying degrees of effectiveness and sensitivity over the past few decades. Many of us can recall during our undergrad or graduate training having a single class day devoted to the topic, or our instructors trying to squeeze it in alongside other material. Fortunately, the teaching of LGBTQ issues has advanced dramatically, thanks to the work of psychologists such as Theodore Burnes and Jeanne Stanley. Their new edited book, entitled Teaching LGBTQ Psychology: Queering Innovative Pedagogy and Practice (American Psychological Association, 2017), covers pedagogical concepts as well as practical suggestions for bringing the material to life and helping students feel at home with it. In our interview, we have a frank discussion about the challenges of teaching LGBTQ psychology–such as fear, prejudice, and misinformation among students–and how to best rise to those challenges. Theodore Burnes is associate professor and director of the LGBT specialization of Antioch University’s clinical psychology masters program. He has 15 years of experience constructing, facilitating, and evaluating undergraduate and graduate coursework in psychology, Black studies, writing, LGBT studies, poetry, women’s studies, teacher education, and counseling in various university settings. He is a licensed psychologist and licensed professional clinical counselor in private practice in Los Angeles. Jeanne Stanley is Executive Director of Watershed Counseling and Consultation Services. She regularly conducts training around the country on best practices for supporting and affirming LGBTQ individuals and is a licensed psychologist in private practice in the Chestnut Hill are of Philadelphia. Listen to our interview by clicking below. To subscribe to the New Books in Psychology podcast, click here. Eugenio Duarte is a licensed psychologist and psychoanalyst practicing in New York City. He treats individuals and couples, with specialties in LGBTQ issues, eating and body image problems, and relationship problems. Follow him on Twitter and Instagram. Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/lgbtq-studies

Despite the prominence of LGBTQ issues in our current social consciousness, many people still know little about the LGBTQ community, which means that teaching about this community and its issues is an important job. It’s also a difficult one that’s been handled with varying degrees of effectiveness and sensitivity over the past few decades. Many of us can recall during our undergrad or graduate training having a single class day devoted to the topic, or our instructors trying to squeeze it in alongside other material. Fortunately, the teaching of LGBTQ issues has advanced dramatically, thanks to the work of psychologists such as Theodore Burnes and Jeanne Stanley. Their new edited book, entitled Teaching LGBTQ Psychology: Queering Innovative Pedagogy and Practice (American Psychological Association, 2017), covers pedagogical concepts as well as practical suggestions for bringing the material to life and helping students feel at home with it. In our interview, we have a frank discussion about the challenges of teaching LGBTQ psychology–such as fear, prejudice, and misinformation among students–and how to best rise to those challenges. Theodore Burnes is associate professor and director of the LGBT specialization of Antioch University’s clinical psychology masters program. He has 15 years of experience constructing, facilitating, and evaluating undergraduate and graduate coursework in psychology, Black studies, writing, LGBT studies, poetry, women’s studies, teacher education, and counseling in various university settings. He is a licensed psychologist and licensed professional clinical counselor in private practice in Los Angeles. Jeanne Stanley is Executive Director of Watershed Counseling and Consultation Services. She regularly conducts training around the country on best practices for supporting and affirming LGBTQ individuals and is a licensed psychologist in private practice in the Chestnut Hill are of Philadelphia. Listen to our interview by clicking below. To subscribe to the New Books in Psychology podcast, click here. Eugenio Duarte is a licensed psychologist and psychoanalyst practicing in New York City. He treats individuals and couples, with specialties in LGBTQ issues, eating and body image problems, and relationship problems. Follow him on Twitter and Instagram. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Despite the prominence of LGBTQ issues in our current social consciousness, many people still know little about the LGBTQ community, which means that teaching about this community and its issues is an important job. It’s also a difficult one that’s been handled with varying degrees of effectiveness and sensitivity over the past few decades. Many of us can recall during our undergrad or graduate training having a single class day devoted to the topic, or our instructors trying to squeeze it in alongside other material. Fortunately, the teaching of LGBTQ issues has advanced dramatically, thanks to the work of psychologists such as Theodore Burnes and Jeanne Stanley. Their new edited book, entitled Teaching LGBTQ Psychology: Queering Innovative Pedagogy and Practice (American Psychological Association, 2017), covers pedagogical concepts as well as practical suggestions for bringing the material to life and helping students feel at home with it. In our interview, we have a frank discussion about the challenges of teaching LGBTQ psychology–such as fear, prejudice, and misinformation among students–and how to best rise to those challenges. Theodore Burnes is associate professor and director of the LGBT specialization of Antioch University’s clinical psychology masters program. He has 15 years of experience constructing, facilitating, and evaluating undergraduate and graduate coursework in psychology, Black studies, writing, LGBT studies, poetry, women’s studies, teacher education, and counseling in various university settings. He is a licensed psychologist and licensed professional clinical counselor in private practice in Los Angeles. Jeanne Stanley is Executive Director of Watershed Counseling and Consultation Services. She regularly conducts training around the country on best practices for supporting and affirming LGBTQ individuals and is a licensed psychologist in private practice in the Chestnut Hill are of Philadelphia. Listen to our interview by clicking below. To subscribe to the New Books in Psychology podcast, click here. Eugenio Duarte is a licensed psychologist and psychoanalyst practicing in New York City. He treats individuals and couples, with specialties in LGBTQ issues, eating and body image problems, and relationship problems. Follow him on Twitter and Instagram. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Barb Buckner @BarbBuckner drops by @DriveThruHR  to share her experience on HR Consultation Services to Small & Mid-size companies DriveThruHR was designed to be a captivating and easy-to-digest lunch discourse that covers topics relevant to HR professionals.  Each 30-minute episode features a guest speaker who shares her or his knowledge and experience in human resources. Our hosts and special guest cover a wealth of topics, including HR Technology, Recruiting, Talent Management, Leadership, Organizational Culture and Strategic HR, every day at 12:00 pm Central Time.  The radio program is hosted by @williamtincup, @Thehrbuddy@TheOneCrystal & @MikeVanDervort..  The #1 HR show, with amazing HR conversations and follow us on the twitters at  @drivethruhr and #dthr. http://www.facebook.com/drivethruhr http://instagram.com/drivethruhr  

We are pleased to have Cristina Lynn of Parking Consultants on the show. Parking Consultants is a consultation service company for a wide variety of businesses such as universities, hospitals and local government parking authorities based in Australia. On this episode of The Valet Parking Podcast, Cristina shares her expertise in the field of business […] The post Episode #08: Technology and Parking Consultation Services with Cristina Lynn appeared first on The Valet Spot.