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Deborah Thompson Cox, Somatic Experiencing Practitioner Deborah Thompson Cox Deborah Thompson Cox has a private practice specializingin addressing the after-effects of childhood trauma in adults. Deborah is basedin the Greater Los Angeles area yet her work with others extends across thecountry. Deborah’s work with clients is designed to support the self-healing intelligenceof the body’s life energy. She views the body and mind as one coherentsystem, and both can be affected by a combination of healing modalities. Thiselastic body of work is inclusive of the following approaches:Somatic Experiencing (SE) which guides the client’s attention to their bodilysensations, connecting these to their thoughts, expressions/movements, imagesand emotions in a way that opens the neural pathways and allows trauma-bound(adrenaline-produced) energy to discharge. Quiet spaciousness betweeninterventions allows the profound, and healing, reorganization of the body-mind.Early Attachment Patterning which provides a foundational understandingof the four core Attachment Styles, their origins, the way they reveal themselvesin relationships, and methods for transforming attachment hurt into healing. I usethe terms Secure, Avoidant, Ambivalent, and Disorganized Attachment.Somatic Integration which promotes the body’s capacity to hold and expanda wide range of emotions via how the energy runs through the body whichincludes understanding Defense Mechanisms and how the Brain Developsthroughout early childhood via Family Dynamics.And finally, She fuses these modalities by introducing the client to a mindfulpractice of yoga and meditation based upon the ancient wisdom of KundaliniYoga.Contact Deborah @ dthompsoncox@gmail.com or go to her website here Discussed In This Episode: How educating yourself on trauma can begin the process of healing traumaThe amygdala function in the brain & The nervous systemA working definition of traumaAttachment PatternsDeborah's story Trauma focused CBTKundaliniPeter LevineSomatic ExperiencingAlcoholism and addictionACESNeuroplasticity Resources Mentioned ACES testDr. Arlene Drake Waking The Tiger by Peter Levine Other Episodes Like This Jessica Graham How Trauma Affects Us and How To Heal Happy Listening! Fun & Love, Jackie

Emmy Award winner Deborah Barylski on casting shows like “Home Improvement”, “Arrested Development”, and “Just Shoot Me”. Contact Deborah for audition coaching by emailing DBCasting@gmail.com Thanks to our sponsors Marcus Theatres and Historic St. Charles, Missouri 0:00 SEGMENT 1: Deborah explains how the casting process works and the differences between casting films and TV shows. 12:28 SEGMENT 2:  Deborah on the hardest part about casting especially during pilot season and why it was so hard to cast the role of Job in Arrested Development. 26:08 SEGMENT 3: James bonds with Deborah on one of his favorite forgotten shows, “Doctor Doctor” starring Matt Frewer of Max Headroom fame. 31:30 SEGMENT 4: Deborah on how the casting process evolves after the project gets started, growing up in St. Louis, and her early career in theatre. 44:24 SEGMENT 5: Deborah gives advice to actors and invites aspiring actors to contact her for auditioning lessons by emailing DBCasting@gmail.com

Emmy Award winner Deborah Barylski on casting shows like “Home Improvement”, “Arrested Development”, and “Just Shoot Me”. Contact Deborah for audition coaching by emailing DBCasting@gmail.com   Thanks to our sponsors Marcus Theatres (https://www.marcustheatres.com/) and Historic St. Charles, Missouri (https://www.discoverstcharles.com/)!   0:00 SEGMENT 1: Deborah explains how the casting process works and the differences between casting films and TV shows.   12:28 SEGMENT 2:  Deborah on the hardest part about casting especially during pilot season and why it was so hard to cast the role of Job in Arrested Development.   26:08 SEGMENT 3: James bonds with Deborah on one of his favorite forgotten shows, “Doctor Doctor” starring Matt Frewer of Max Headroom fame.   31:30 SEGMENT 4: Deborah on how the casting process evolves after the project gets started, growing up in St. Louis, and her early career in theatre.   44:24 SEGMENT 5: Deborah gives advice to actors and invites aspiring actors to contact her for auditioning lessons by emailing DBCasting@gmail.com   Amazon Affiliate Link -   http://bit.ly/geektome  Buy Me a Coffee - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/3Y0D2iaZl Patreon -   https://www.patreon.com/GeekToMeRadio  Website -   http://geektomeradio.com/  Podcast -   https://geektomeradio001.podomatic.com/  Facebook -   https://www.facebook.com/GeekToMeRadio/  Twitter -   https://twitter.com/geektomeradio  Instagram -   https://www.instagram.com/geektomeradio/

With all that’s happening with COVID 19 and social distancing, many people are working virtually.  This is an unprecedented time for many work teams and leaders.  On this episode of Authentic Living with Roxanne, we welcome Leadership Expert Deborah Connors to share some ideas about keeping your team positive virtually. Deborah is a prominent figure in the story of how Canadian workplaces have become better places to work through her development of The Better Workplace Conference, which she successfully led for 17 years.  This powerful initiative created a whole generation of workplace health professionals and a huge community of practice.  In her book “A Better Place To Work: Daily Practices That Transform Culture” (2018), she has distilled the knowledge of hundreds of thought-leaders she brought together each year, combining it with her own leadership experience to provide practical advice for transformative workplace change.  Deborah holds a BSC and an MPE (Health Promotion).  She is a certified CMHA Psychological Health & Safety Advisor and Mental Health Works Facilitator, and a member of Wellness Works Canada and the Canadian Management Consultants (CMC).   Authentic Touch Points: Creating a workplace for people to flourish.3:30 Communication expectations in leaders today.8:55 The impact of working virtually on work teams.15:45 Ideas for creating a positive outlook for your team.18:15 Increasing mindfulness for your team.45 Do’s and Don’ts for leaders.29:30 Small things can make a big difference.34:10 Take it all back to the office.37:45 A captivating speaker, storyteller, author and workplace coach, Deborah researches the latest breakthroughs in workplace health and culture around the globe.  She has interviewed many of the leading organizational health experts, which forms the basis of her work: teaching leaders how to radically shift culture so that people can flourish.  I encourage you to reach out at any time with thoughts or questions. Click here to contact me at your convenience. Thanks! Roxanne Links:Deborah’s website:  www.deborahconnors.com Deborah’s book:  https://deborahconnors.com/books-news/ Contact Deborah:  https://deborahconnors.com/contact/ Roxanne's previous podcasts: https://roxannederhodge.com/blog/ Book a call with Roxanne: https://calendly.com/roxanne-8 Don’t forget to mention Roxanne’s podcast to receive a 15% discount on the single rate for Deborah’s “8-Weeks To A Better Place To Work” course that starts on April 16th, 2020!

"Stress is on digestion is off", states Deborah Agajanian. Deborah is a certified Nutritional Therapy Practitioner. Healthy digestion is what makes up a body.  How a person interacts with their food, is Deborah's business. What is Nutritional Therapy Nutritional Therapy is the evaluation and correction of nutritional excesses and/or deficiencies. The nutritional therapist advises clients how to restore nutritional balance and evaluates their progress as they work toward that goal. Digestion What we digest is what makes up our body or cells.  Our western digest of highly processed foods and high sugar content is destroying our gut. Inflammation sets in and digestion stops.  Many people don't know how bad they feel until they stop ingesting what makes them sick.  Here are some suggestions to think about: Sit down when you eat Stop drinking soda Start drinking water Depending on your body and its function, Deborah states that each person's chemistry dictates what they should and shouldn't eat. Healthy digestion is one part of the puzzle that makes up a healthy body, mind, and soul. Contact Deborah to set up your free 30-minute consultation.  

Elyn Jacobs, cancer strategist, coach and breast cancer survivor joins us today to discuss important integrative health concepts regarding cancer management and treatment.  In todays episode we discuss statistics and important ways to understand what it means when doctors give statistical estimates in prescribing Tamoxifen and aromatase inhibitors potential complications of Tamoxifen and AI's benefits of using natural alternatives  Tamoxifen & AI resistance The importance of considering quality of life when making treatment decisions The most important question to ask your doctor Links in todays episode: Enrolling Now for Group program Beyond Breast Cancer - Navigating the new normal and reclaiming your health and vitality post-treatment.                                    Contact Deborah at radicalhealthRN@gmail.com Hormone Testing -  DUTCH comprehensive hormone testing www.elynjacobs.com  

"Our Voices. Our Lives." presents Deborah Aodo Hughes. In this episode Deborah shares when she got started dancing and first realized she can get paid to do choreography, her feelings on labels, her father's involvement in her community, having something to say and wanting to have her voice heard and more!   Contact Deborah online: website: www.accentovadao Instagram: @deborah_hughes Twitter: @accentovadao

"Our Voices. Our Lives." presents Deborah Aodo Hughes. In this episode Deborah shares when she got started dancing and first realized she can get paid to do choreography, her feelings on labels, her father's involvement in her community, having something to say and wanting to have her voice heard and more!   Contact Deborah online: website: www.accentovadao Instagram: @deborah_hughes Twitter: @accentovadao

To begin the episode, Elisabeth talks with Jennie Steed, a wealth strategist at Paradigm Life. Jennie and Elisabeth talk about a powerful, but not often used, tool of whole life insurance to build the foundation of your wealth strategy. Later, Elisabeth talks with Deborah Razo, www.deborahrazo.com, who has a flare for fixing and flipping properties, from purchase, rehabbing, through marketing and sales. Her extensive toolkit allows her to locate properties, analyzing market values, craft offers, negotiate, and assemble teams to maximize profit. A seasoned investor, Deborah has real estate in Tennessee, Arizona and California. She has Multifamily and “Plexes” and flips a bit too. As the founder of the Women’s Real Estate Network (WREN), she created a community where women in real estate excel and empower each other. Coaching others to succeed by following in her rich experiences has helped countless new investors and flippers. Deborah’s unique background in Entrepreneurial Management from UCLA and her rigorous training to become one of the few trainers’ worldwide in the international Tony Robbins organization makes her a valuable coach and entrepreneur. Contact Deborah to learn how she can help you! Key Takeaways: Jennie Steed Intro: [2:44] What takeaways Jennie got from the last WREN event [5:12] How you can leverage whole life insurance as part of your investment strategy [9:25] How Elisabeth used her whole life insurance as a downpayment for a seven unit complex Deborah Razo Interview: [15:04] Deborah's entrepreneur and real estate journey [18:11] How Deborah was able to really choose how to live her life [21:29] Deborah's discovery of her first flip [24:23] Deborah's current real estate portfolio [27:37] The key is building relationships [31:30] What Deborah is expecting in the real estate market moving forward (she's not in love with LA) [35:00] The upcoming WREN Ignites event Website: Jennie Steed: www.ParadigmLife.net/about/Jennie-Steed jsteed@paradigmlife.net 801-900-5109 Deborah Razo: www.WRENInspires.com www.WRENInspires.com/ignite-2017 info@WRENinspired.com