Podcast appearances and mentions of dana kaplan

Vilken funktion fyller sexualitet och sexighet i senkapitalismen? Det frågar sig sociologerna Dana Kaplan och Eva Illouz i boken Vad är sexuellt kapital? som Krakel har läst i en studiecirkel och gör er lyssnare tjänsten att bryta ned i detta poddavsnitt, inspelat av Emma och Mirjam. Vad händer när gränserna mellan sexarbete och vanliga arbeten förskjuts? När vi behöver lägga allt mer tid, pengar och energi på att odla sexighet och sexuellt know-how som en del av vårt personliga varumärke? Och när det kopplas till en "proaktiv entreprenörsanda" att vara en som har bra sex? Kan vi istället föra en kamp för att återta och återförtrolla erotiken? I avsnittet talas det bland annat om: Bianca Ingrossos (framtida) OnlyFans, akademiker på sexklubb i Berlin, Eva Illouz' paranoia och kapitalets ständiga expansion. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

“When I talk about being sober·ish, I am talking about me really paying attention to how I am paying attention to me. It's a choice, not a label.”   Today's episode is with my dear friend Dana Kaplan who shares how sober·ish not only applies to booze but to food, exercise and other things that we can use as a coping mechanism. The core memory of feeling so loved and vulnerable that she turned to booze for numb that beautiful feeling. The awe she still carries about never having to go to rehab. How for many years she thought she was undateable and would self-sabotage herself with booze to try and prove it. The importance of having these types of conversations with kiddos which is her life's work.  Sober·ish? Sober curious? I want to hear from you! Email me at holly@hollykrivo.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/soberishuprising/message

Unlock the power of your curiosity and reignite your passion for learning with our more than special guest today: Dana Kaplan! In this episode, we'll be exploring the connection between curiosity and personal growth - tune in and discover the cure for stagnation in your life & career!Dana Kaplan is a retired award winning classroom educator turned lifetime educator for the world. Dana helps youth and young adults confidently and courageously use their positively powerful voice to curiously navigate their expansive and infinite learning journey.This episode was sponsored by GSD Solutions - your all in one solution for Small Business Growth. Reach us out at https://GSDsolutionsinc.com/letstalk if you want to connect better with your clients and innovate your business!You can reach her via:www.danakaplanteach.comhttps://www.facebook.com/dana.kaplan.716https://www.instagram.com/danakaplan_deed/https://www.linkedin.com/in/dana-kaplan-9b19ab71https://linktr.ee/danakaplanteachThe conversation doesn't stop here. Follow my journey on Instagram at @gsdwithgeorgie as I continue to DO THE MOST! Enjoyed this episode? You can show your support by, buying me a coffee https://www.buymeacoffee.com/gsdwithgeorgie ★ Support this podcast ★

On this episode, we talk about Dana's past and career journey. Dana's personal and professional mission. Dana's definition of well-being What kinds of uncomfortable conversations you can have. How to navigate uncomfortable conversations as employees. How uncomfortable conversations can be turned into potential solutions. ABOUT DANA: Dana Kaplan is a renowned Educational Coach for Out-of-the-Box Learners. As an award winning retired classroom educator and certified trauma specialist, now an educator for the world, Dana consciously disrupts current educational systems by actively ensuring accessibility and inclusivity is at the heart of learning. With Holistic Brain Health being the foundation for how and what Dana coaches, teaches, and mentors, she founded Developing Empathetic Education with Dana (DEED)® just before the pandemic. With a quick pivot, all visions were brought to virtual spaces, opening up doors for Dana to become known as the national and international advocate for your child and your ally! Today, Dana is thrilled to be leading in person and virtual workshops for elementary through high school students, parent workshops, keynote speaking engagements, and masterclasses and professional development for schools and large organizations in addition to working privately 1:1 with clients. With ADHD being her superpower, Dana organically creates space for uncomfortable conversations, leads with compassion, and courageously provides space for all to discover their own unique inner superpowers. Dana's niche approach to providing deep self-awareness, curiosity over judgment, and the desire to embody Holistic Brain Health authentically expands and elevates our collective. https://www.instagram.com/danakaplan_deed/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/dana-kaplan-9b19ab71 https://www.facebook.com/dana.kaplan.716 About Moodally: Conversations and skills like this is what Moodally teaches to employees in organizations around the world. To learn more about how we can help upskill your employees for better EI, improved mood & morale in the workplace, and increase job satisfaction & performance, check us at out: www.moodally.com Visit Moodally's website: https://www.moodally.com Download the Moodally app: https://app.moodally.com Follow Moodally on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/moodally.wellness/ Subscribe to Moodally's Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/moodally

Episode Description: We've talked on this podcast that the educational system is lacking when it comes to serving the needs of kids these days. Episode #88- The kids are not okay- with Dana Kaplan is currently ranked #3 in our most popular podcasts of all time. We even did a follow up The Kids are not okay 2- episode 103- where we talk about the paradigm shift that needs to happen with parents and teachers. Leila Salmons is weighing in on where kids are today from the perspective of a speech and language pathologist who helps kids find their voice. It wasn't just the communication and grades that were the problem, but the mindsets, the labels and limits that the teachers and parents put on these kids. Leila realized that kids, teens, and young adults needed accountability, and new beliefs but the parents needed support as well. Connect with: Leila! INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/therapyconnectionspc FB: https://www.facebook.com/therapyconnectionspc Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/company/therapy-connections-pc Twitter: https://twitter.com/SalmonsTherapy Tiktok https://www.tiktok.com/@therapy_connections Guest Bio: Leila Salmons M.A. CCC/SLP is a speech language pathologist, mindset coach, mother of 3 daughters and a wife. Leila is the owner of Therapy Connections (celebrating 20 years in business in October), a pediatric therapy clinic in Houston, Tx. Leila believes in looking at the child as a whole and utilizing the child's strengths to improve their weaknesses. She believes in a team approach for maximizing progress in the therapy room. Leila incorporates yoga and mindset work at the clinic with her staff, parents, and clients.

A transgender Vermont high school student who was the target of a transphobic hate campaign is breaking her silence.“I want to be able to go out there and kind of just say, ‘I am trans, I am here,'” said the 14-year-old first-year student at Randolph Union High School, who asked to be identified as Rabbit in this interview. The Vermont Conversation and VTDigger are protecting the student's privacy out of concern for her safety.In late September, Vermont television station WCAX aired a news story about the girl's volleyball team at Randolph Union High School. Rabbit had recently joined the team, and WCAX featured a single student who objected to Rabbit's presence in the girl's locker room.The story was immediately picked up by right-wing media outlets including Fox News, the New York Post, the British tabloid the Daily Mail and the conservative Heritage Foundation. This unleashed a “wildfire of bigotry and hatred,” according to Rabbit's mother, and a torrent of transphobic hate messages to Rabbit, her family and the school. The school district website was hacked and forced offline after the site was flooded with transphobic messages. Rabbit temporarily left school in fear for her safety.In fact, Rabbit was being bullied by a small group of students, her mother said. WCAX soon removed the story from its website.But the damage had been done. “I was in danger,” Rabbit said. “And not only me, but the trans youth community of Randolph and of Vermont due to this disgraceful and defaming news article.”This incident comes as transgender people are under unprecedented attack, especially in Republican-led states. Four states have enacted a partial or total bans on gender-affirming care, and 20 other states are trying to pass such bills. Texas Gov. Greg Abbot declared that parents and health care providers who provide gender-affirming care to trans youth can be investigated for child abuse. Some 85% of trans or nonbinary youth say their mental health has been negatively affected by these laws, and more than half have considered suicide in the past year, according to the Trevor Project, an LGBTQ+ advocacy group.“So much of Rabbit's story absolutely mirrors what is happening across the country and here in Vermont,” said Dana Kaplan, executive director of Outright Vermont, an LGBTQ+ advocacy and support organization. “There's a continuous barrage of messages that are targeting queer and trans young people telling them that they are not valued, that they're not cared for, that they're not allowed to exist, that they're not allowed to access their joy, and really typical things that all young people need to be able to do to develop self confidence (and) to thrive.”At the same time, there has also been an outpouring of support for Rabbit from everyone from her volleyball teammates to strangers who sent her letters.“I just want you to remember that we're children,” volleyball team captain Lilly Patton said to a crowd of about 350 people who attended a public meeting in Randolph in October. “It's one child on the receiving end of all this hate. You're saying all these things to a child who is already at high risk, who already doesn't feel accepted. This child didn't do anything to anyone, especially you adults. I was there. She was where she was supposed to be.”Rabbit said she appreciates these allies. “Any message of support that you can give to trans youth or trans people in general…make it known because, oh my god, it helps so much,” she said.“My hopes and dreams are to show people that they can just be who they are and that they don't need the approval of others or the approval of even their family members,” Rabbit said. “You just need to be you.”

How often have you felt riddled with anxiety or stress? Have you felt so frustrated with your workplace culture that you didn't know how to start bringing about change? Dana Kaplan encourages you to stop waiting until you need mental health services, to go ahead and create a mentally healthy environment within yourself, and for the people you support. In this Powerful at Work Radio episode, Rosa and Dana talk about why it's so important to have self awareness to become mentally healthy so that you can create a healthy environment for everyone. We can't bring change to our workplace without first changing ourselves… Episode Outline: [03:04] How to restructure so that you can show up enthusiastically ready to play. [06:21] 2022 is your year to design, to cultivate, to create, to foster, to nourish all that you want. [10:57] Remember to speak to yourself the way you speak to me and the way you speak to the world. [13:36] We've got to do something differently if we want a different result. [16:21] Why being busy doesn't equate to being valuable, but sitting with yourself is key… About Dana Kaplan: Dana Kaplan, Founder and Owner of Developing Empathetic Education with Dana (DEED)®, is an award winning Gifted and Early Childhood Educator and Social Emotional Intelligence expert, pioneering DEIAB - Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Accessibility, and Belonging for birth to 12th grade. Dana's niche approach propels rich self-awareness while purposefully empowering children and adults to masterfully and confidently communicate and create the world they crave. Dana leads small and large group workshops, and speaks internationally on how to empower and engage in hard conversations. Mission: I believe Emotional Intelligence is the driving force behind self-awareness, compassion, inclusivity, and bridging humanity through actionable steps, regardless of age. I purposefully empower, enlighten, and lead with flexibility, curiosity, and feedback while propelling each person to access and utilize their positively powerful voice and create the world they desire! Connect with Dana: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dana-kaplan-9b19ab71/ Website: https://www.danakaplanteach.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/danakaplan_deed/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DanaKaplanDeed Follow Rosa Ponce de Leon and Powerful at Work Radio: Website: https://rosaponcedeleon.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rosa-ponce-de-leon/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Rosa_PdL Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rosaponcedeleoncoach/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RosaPoncedeLeonCoach

In the latest episode of the Empowerography Podcast, my guest is Dana Kaplan. Dana's tenure in the classroom provided her the landscape to design, pilot, and launch highly sought after programs in both NYC and Atlanta, Georgia. With over 16 years of classroom teaching and leadership, Developing Empathetic Education with Dana (DEED)® was founded. Rich curiosity is the essential ingredient Dana activates within clients' as she coaches and propels elevated self-awareness. Clients organically discover their positively powerful voice, take radical personal responsibility for their choices and actions, and authentically show up across all arenas.  Dana masterfully provides intentional and actionable steps for cultivating and sustaining compassionate cultures while artfully personalizing individuals, teams, and the collective communication and leading all through personalized and through the lens of inclusivity and Self-awareness, accountability, and radical personal responsibility are the core elements Dana authentically teaches when working with youth and adults. Each intentional practice activates personal power, providing accessibility for feelings and emotions empowers learners of all ages to crush glass ceilings by effectively naming their feelings and emotions, honoring their positively powerful voice, and owning their choices and actions. In this episode we discuss early childhood education, social emotional awareness, DEIAB, DEED and the education system. Website - https://www.danakaplanteach.com/ IG - http://www.instagram.com/danakaplan_deed FB - https://www.facebook.com/dana.kaplan.716 LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/dana-kaplan-9b19ab71 "My absolute decision to become an early childhood educator" - 00:01:56 "Learning is collective, it's intertwined" - 00:37:08 "I've been speaking a lot about the concept of levelling up" - 00:50:53 Empowerography would like to offer you a discount code to one of our exclusive partners, Quartz & Canary Jewelry & Wellness Co. Please use CODE EMPOWER15 to receive 15% off upon check out at www.quartzandcanary.com. Quartz & Canary is truly the place, where spirituality meets style.

In the latest episode of the Empowerography Podcast, my guest is Dana Kaplan. Dana's tenure in the classroom provided her the landscape to design, pilot, and launch highly sought after programs in both NYC and Atlanta, Georgia. With over 16 years of classroom teaching and leadership, Developing Empathetic Education with Dana (DEED)® was founded. Rich curiosity is the essential ingredient Dana activates within clients' as she coaches and propels elevated self-awareness. Clients organically discover their positively powerful voice, take radical personal responsibility for their choices and actions, and authentically show up across all arenas.  Dana masterfully provides intentional and actionable steps for cultivating and sustaining compassionate cultures while artfully personalizing individuals, teams, and the collective communication and leading all through personalized and through the lens of inclusivity and Self-awareness, accountability, and radical personal responsibility are the core elements Dana authentically teaches when working with youth and adults. Each intentional practice activates personal power, providing accessibility for feelings and emotions empowers learners of all ages to crush glass ceilings by effectively naming their feelings and emotions, honoring their positively powerful voice, and owning their choices and actions. In this episode we discuss early childhood education, social emotional awareness, DEIAB, DEED and the education system. Website - https://www.danakaplanteach.com/ IG - http://www.instagram.com/danakaplan_deed FB - https://www.facebook.com/dana.kaplan.716 LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/dana-kaplan-9b19ab71 "My absolute decision to become an early childhood educator" - 00:01:56 "Learning is collective, it's intertwined" - 00:37:08 "I've been speaking a lot about the concept of levelling up" - 00:50:53 Empowerography would like to offer you a discount code to one of our exclusive partners, Quartz & Canary Jewelry & Wellness Co. Please use CODE EMPOWER15 to receive 15% off upon check out at www.quartzandcanary.com. Quartz & Canary is truly the place, where spirituality meets style.

This week Angeline is joined by Dana Kaplan. Dana Kaplan is an Early Childhood and Social-Emotional Awareness Expert, Pioneering DEIAB in ACTION from the womb to 12th grade. (*Diversity Equity Inclusion Access and Belonging). Dana's tenure in the classroom provided her the landscape to design, pilot, and launch highly sought-after programs in both NYC and Atlanta, Georgia. With over 16 years of classroom teaching and leadership, Developing Empathetic Education with Dana (DEED)® was founded. Dana believes rich curiosity is the essential ingredient for building, propelling, and sustaining active self-awareness. Clients organically discover their positively powerful voice, conceptualize and take radical personal responsibility for their choices and actions, and authentically show up and challenge societal and systemic barricades. Dana masterfully provides intentional and actionable steps for cultivating and sustaining acceptance and respect through modeling and employing transparent communication. All clients celebrate their personal worthwhile discovering and embracing their collective team's and culture's desire to crush glass ceilings at all ages. Further, Dana's intuitive coaching and famed gift for continuously building accessible and inclusive connections and relationships, both in person and virtually, reaffirms why her niche approach is desired in all communities, businesses, schools, and homes. Working and collaborating with Dana activates personal power that will immediately be felt, seen, and heard during 1:1 private sessions, parent and youth workshops, professional development, and speaking engagements. Dana unleashes vulnerability invites self-acceptance, increases confidence, and fosters self-compassion for all to thrive. Today is YOUR day to actualize all you crave with Dana Kaplan and DEED®! Links Mentioned: https://linktr.ee/danakaplanteach

Each one of us is beautifully unique - and we carry with us amazing gifts that we need to share with the world!But unfortunately, life is not always set up to help us live in a way that showcases that uniqueness or that encourages us to explore our gifts!Thankfully we have people in this world like today's guest - the beautiful and amazing Dana Kaplan - to show us that claiming our authenticity in boldness and courage is possible!!Dana is the Founder and Owner of Developing Empathetic Education with Dana (DEED)®.She is an award winning Gifted and Early Childhood Educator and Social Emotional Intelligence expert, pioneering DEIAB in action for birth to 12th grade. Dana's niche approach propels rich self-awareness while purposefully empowering children and adults to masterfully and confidently communicate and create the world they crave. Dana leads 1:1, small and large group workshops, and speaks internationally on how to empower and engage in hard conversations. *DEIAB= Diversity Equity Inclusion Access and Belonging Find out more about Dana here:www.danakaplanteach.com

Dana Kaplan (he/him) is a white trans person and the Executive Director of Outright Vermont and he's on a mission to make Vermont celebratory and affirming for all LGBTQ+ youth. When not working, Dana spends time making music, fermenting food, people watching, and hanging out with his spouse and their two kids. In this episode Zach Henningsen interviews Dana about living in Vermont as a NYC kid, music, finding a sense of home in ourselves, and the creativity of rural queer people. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Zach Henningsen (he/him) is a Junior in highschool with a passion for social justice and equity work. He served on a school board that oversaw- and ultimately suggested the removal of- the School Resource Officer position. He also volunteers at Planned Parenthood, and spends most of his time free either studying or playing music. Zach moved to Vermont in December of 2016 from Texas- and has lived in at least five different states over the span of his life. He believes that place and environment can shape identity to a great extent, and the shift from Texas to Vermont- while jarring- was a positive one. A supportive community fosters growth and comfort, and he believes that wherever you are, such community can be found.  He is the producer and creator of this week's episode featuring Dana Kaplan. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * For this episode, Dana is asking you to support The Root Social Justice Center. The Root is a Vermont-based,POC-led nonprofit organization focused on racial justice organizing, community advocacy, and relationship-building through their programming, actions, and local initiatives.  The Root provides a physically and financially accessible space in Southern Vermont for social justice groups to meet AND is a hub for racial justice organizing.   You can learn more and donate on their website: https://www.therootsjc.org * * * * * * * * * * * * * * To learn more about this collaboratively produced 2nd season check out our websites at www.countryqueers.com and www.weareoutintheopen.org * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Created and produced by Zach Henningsen with support from HB Lozito from Out in the Open, and Rae Garringer of Country Queers. Sound Design by Hideo Tokui. Audio editing by Rae Garringer. Editorial advisory dream team: Hermelinda Cortés, Lewis Raven Wallace, and Sharon P. Holland Our featured song on this episode is “Simple Times” by Dana's band The Smittens!  Additional music is by One Man Book and Podington Bear. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * If you'd like to support this rural queer and trans led project head on over to our Patreon page.

Today's guest for the Mads Singers Management Podcast is none other than Dana Kaplan, all the way from New York City. Dana is an emotional intelligence and education consultant, coach, and the pioneer of DEIAB in ACTION from the womb to 12th grade (*Diversity Equity Inclusion Access and Belonging- IN ACTION). She is an educator who believes that learning is more than the four walls. Following her dream and passion for teaching at-risk children, Dana realized that more should be done in teaching emotional intelligence and bringing diversity, equity, inclusion, access, and belonging into action. Because of this process, Dana discovered that it doesn't matter what the curriculum is or the assignments are if we don't have a strong sense of self. Believing who we are as individuals like our own personal hero led her to develop Empathetic Education with Dana.Despite being at the top of their game, many leaders, business owners, and managers often struggle with emotional intelligence and understanding themselves and the emotional state of the people around them. As Dana pointed out, we are aware of our emotions most of the time. However, we don't know where we create meaning with our emotions most of the time. This is where Dana brings up our childhood experiences, where we associate them with negative experiences, but rather than blame and shame our negative experiences, Dana says we should use those negative emotions as reference points on why we are feeling that way. Having a rich self-awareness allows you to become this rich leader, an even richer participant, and an active listener that will enable us to be engaged in a community.The more you are aware of yourself, the more you understand about yourself, the more you can take action and utilize it for your day-to-day activities. Through playing, one can discover more about ourselves, and when we are willing to play, we are not so focused on the outcome or process but rather on what we can do to play the game; this is something most of us forget once we become adults.    While we may all come in and bring different things to the arena, each of us has something to share with others and a role to play, and in a world of diversity, we should always have spaces where people are not afraid to speak up or share their stories. The most challenging conversations we will have will often be with ourselves, and what may be hard for you won't be hard for another person. The raising of voices, the passive-aggressiveness, hiding from feedback, and pointing the finger at other people can be prevented when we allow ourselves to open up what other people have to share with us and take the opportunity to sit and absorb it.Key Learning Points: Dana aims to create cultures filled with compassion, curiosity, and courage because, ultimately, we all want our voices to be heard, listen to learn, and build a space where we feel a strong sense of belonging. - 02:16 Dana says that while we are aware of our emotions, we often don't know where we create meaning with our feelings- 03:31 Remembering negative emotions from bad experiences doesn't mean we need to relieve them but rather use them as a reference point for what upsets us. - 04:40 Dana says that emotional intelligence can be summed up as knowing who you are as a human and then knowing who you are in an ample space. - 05:41 Mads says that he has always been keen on understanding one's himself because, for him, that is the most effective way to get the most out of yourself and live your best life.. - 06:13 Dana says that when we create a space that invites curiosity, we create opportunities for ourselves, whether in management, leadership, or even just life in general. - 11:28 When asked about what play looks like for adults or people in the corporate world, Dana says it's all about perception; what we do with your object (toy) will be different from what another person will do to their object (toy)- 13:36 While there may be people who don't want to play with you, things can change when they see their leaders roll up their sleeves and get their hands dirty and play. - 16:23 Dana says the most challenging conversations we will have will often be with ourselves. - 21:13 Dana says that we should be more open by focusing on the good things that happened around us rather than focusing on that one bad thing and dwelling on negativity to create a culture that propels the people around us and allows them to use their voice again. - 27:52 Resources Mentioned:Adam GrantBrené BrownConnect with Dana Kaplan:LinkedInWebsiteFacebook PageInstagramLinktreeWork with Dana Kaplan

Dana Kaplan is the Founder and Owner of Developing Empathetic Education with Dana (DEED)® She is an Early Childhood and Social-Emotional Awareness Expert, Pioneering DEIAB in ACTION from the womb to 12th grade. (*Diversity Equity Inclusion Access and Belonging). Dana's tenure in the classroom provided her the landscape to design, pilot, and launch highly sought after programs in both NYC and Atlanta, Georgia. Dana believes rich curiosity is the essential ingredient for building, propelling, and sustaining active self-awareness. Clients organically discover their positively powerful voice, conceptualize and take radical personal responsibility for their choices and actions, and authentically show up and challenge societal and systemic barricades.  Dana masterfully provides intentional and actionable steps for cultivating and sustaining acceptance and respect through modeling and employing transparent communication. All clients celebrate their personal worthwhile discovering and embracing their collective team's and culture's desire to crush glass ceilings at all ages. Further, Dana's intuitive coaching and famed gift for continuously building accessible and inclusive connections and relationships, both in person and virtually, reaffirms why her niche approach is desired in all communities, businesses, schools, and homes. Working and collaborating with Dana activates personal power that will immediately be felt, seen, and heard during 1:1 private sessions, parent and youth workshops, professional development, and speaking engagements. Dana unleashes vulnerability, invites self-acceptance, increases confidence, and fosters self-compassion for all to thrive. Today is YOUR day to actualize all you crave with Dana Kaplan and DEED®!For more, www.danakaplanteach.com or email: dana@danakaplanteach.comhttps://linktr.ee/danakaplanteachhttps://www.instagram.com/danakaplan_deed/https://www.linkedin.com/in/dana-kaplan-9b19ab71https://www.facebook.com/dana.kaplan.716About Sarah K. RamseyJoin Sarah's  FREE Facebook Group “Finding Love & Success After A Toxic Relationship” Before trying Sarah K Ramsey's programs her clients were super embarrassed because on the outside these women appeared to have it all.  However, these women had a secret...they still felt mentally chained down by their toxic partner or parent.Most women think talk therapy is the only way to heal!  Unfortunately, these women waste years trying to figure out how codependency works or rehashing their past in an office week after week trying to pick apart their childhoods.  But, Sarah's clients aren't “most people.”  They know overachievers aren't just looking to talk about their problem, they are looking for an action plan to SOLVE their problems!Check out this 

The reason I left the classroom is because my passion for education and for emotional intelligence and for creating a culture of compassion for all is so infused in everything that I do that the only way I could really brought in and become my best self for the world is by stepping out of the classroom - Dana Kaplan   Compassion is one of the virtues we seek to instill in our children, yet they are sorely lacking in many adults today. Even though human beings are social creatures by nature, compassion doesn't come naturally to all of us. Some people are more compassionate than others. Why is that? Well, compassion is an innate and a learned skill that is shaped by how we are wired when we are born, and our own environment and life experiences. To experience compassion to some extent, it means that we have to get in touch with our emotions.   Dana Kaplan, founder of Developing Empathetic Education with Dana (DEED)® gives us a deeper understanding as to the different reasons why there is a decrease in compassion in our society and how most adults are disconnected from their authentic self without even knowing about it.    Dana is a retired award winning classroom educator turned lifetime educator of the world who helps children permanently activate their positively powerful voice while guiding parents on how to release their conscious and unconscious biases, expectations, labels, and limits they place upon their children and their selves.    ----more----   Check Out Dana Kaplan: Find Out More About Dana Kaplan Follow Dana on Instagram Connect with Dana on LinkedIn Add Dana on Facebook   About Your Host: Find Out More About Heather Doran Follow Heather on Instagram Like Heather's FB Page Join Heather's No-Cost Membership   ----more----   Show Notes:   Dana Kaplan 02:54 - And what I was discovering along the way is that adults have missed the mark so much that we don't know where to connect anymore. We don't know. If we're living authentically, or if we're doing what we think everyone else wants us to do.    Heather Doran 05:08 - We never really understood what was going on and we didn't have the tools to heal, we just became wounded adults in a work environment or in our business    Dana Kaplan 10:03 - The reason my heart and soul is so deeply rooted in kindergarten is because that is the age when we find our voice. When a child between the ages of four and six sees another person crying, they're not going up to that child and saying what's wrong with you? They ask, are you okay? And that shift in question is so critical, because what's wrong with you is a lot of times that we hear from adults speaking to kids, and then that phrase is what sticks with us what's wrong with you. And that phrase is then taken in all places and spaces.    Dana Kaplan 14:43 - But what ultimately we're doing is we are not learning how to help we are labeling and we're preventing growth.   Heather Doran 19:50 - We have to understand that this goes back to knowing ourselves. That it's very hard for us to be vulnerable because we don't know enough about the things about ourselves to even know what's going on to be like, "I'm actually feeling vulnerable right now."   Dana Kaplan 26:49 -  It is critical that spaces are provided now, for humans of all ages, all races, all ethnicities, all identities, where we can actually go back and learn how to use our voice through the act, acts of simple play, the act of having a snack together the act of learning how to build that compassionate culture.   Heather Doran 28:35 - We have been living under this umbrella of this '5am Wake Up' this 'Nine-to-Five Cycle' and this whole thing, but there's people out there who actually do their best work at 10 o'clock at night and work till two, three o'clock in the morning. That's their body cycle. But yet we have forced them into this into this bubble.   Heather Doran 29:24 - The reason why I left the classroom is because I saw like all the red tape policy and all the bullsh*t that we do for education. It just wasn't an alignment.   Heather Doran 31:10 - How many of us go years and years and years, and being so f*cking miserable. Because we never even realize that we have a choice.   Dana Kaplan 33:27 - Parents are like, why are my kids so different from how they were at school? Because they've been structured all day long...   Dana Kaplan 38:51 - When we're so fixated on the outcome, we don't pay attention to the present.    Dana Kaplan 40:51 - Create Your Compassionate Culture™    

This conversation transcends the walls between family and educational life and will move you to look at your children, family, and self in a different, more loving, and accepting way.  Dana is truly a gem of wisdom when it comes to illuminating the should's vs. the is's and finding the beauty in them.  Listen and share this unique discussion on the importance of emotional intelligence in our educational mindset.  About the Guest:  Dana is an award-winning Early Childhood and Gifted Educator and Social-Emotional Intelligence expert, pioneering DEIAB in action from the womb throughout life's journey. From preparing parents how to reframe their inner dialogue while pregnant to facilitating and planning all critical assessments in early academic years, to richly interactive professional development for children and adults, my expertise invites me into all areas. Dana leads through the lens of curiosity, providing a safe and accessible space for all to gather. With intentional wonder, Dana organically propels learners and families with highly effective communication skills for critical and possibly uncomfortable conversations. Through 1:1 private sessions, parent and youth workshops, professional development, and speaking engagements, Dana's niche approach to coaching and facilitating unleashes vulnerability, invites self-acceptance, increases confidence, and fosters self-compassion. About the Host:  Nellie Harden is a wife of 20+ years, mom to 4 teen/tween daughters, dreamer, adventurer, servant, multipreneur, forever student, and a devoted teacher, but her ride-or-die passion is her work as a Family Life Coach & Mentor.   Coming from a career background in marine mammal sciences, behavioral work, and a host of big life experiences, both great and not some not so great, she decided that designing a life of purpose and freedom was how she and her husband, along with their 4 daughters, wanted to live.   Her work and passions exist in the realms of family and parent mentorship because she believes that a family filled with creativity, fun, laughter, challenge, adventure, problem-solving, hugs, good food, and learning can not only change a person's life but is the best chance at positively changing the world.  She helps families build Self-Led Discipline™ & Leadership Into their homes, sets their children up for a wildly successful life on their terms, and elevates the family experience with big joy, palpable peace, and everyday growth! With a lifelong passion and curiosity in thought, choice, behavior, and growth she has found incredible joy in helping families shift perspective, find answers, and a path forward.   (Nellie has been coaching families for over 10 years and has degrees in Biology, Animal Behavior, and Psychology. )     LINKS: 6570 Family Challenge- https://www.nellieharden.com/challenge (https://www.nellieharden.com/challenge) Website- https://www.nellieharden.com/ (https://www.nellieharden.com) Online Community- https://www.facebook.com/groups/the6570project (https://www.facebook.com/groups/the6570project) Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/nellieharden/ (https://www.instagram.com/nellieharden/)     Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/nellie.harden/ (https://www.facebook.com/nellie.harden/) Thanks for listening! Thanks so much for listening to our podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and think that others could benefit from listening, please share it using the social media buttons on this page. Do you have some feedback or questions about this episode? Leave a comment in the section below! Subscribe to the podcast If you would like to get automatic updates of new podcast episodes, you can subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts or Stitcher. You can also subscribe in your favorite podcast app. Leave us an Apple Podcasts review Ratings and reviews from...

Every parent wants their children to speak their minds. However, the world can be a difficult place for kids, and it's sometimes easier to curb their opinions in order to protect them. So, how can parents create a safe environment for kids that encourages them to use their voice? Our guest today Dana Kaplan spills the beans in this episode. Dana is an award-winning Gifted and Early Childhood and Social-Emotional Intelligence expert, pioneering DEIAB in action from the womb throughout life's journey. Her niche approach with children and adults purposefully propels rich self-awareness by empowering all participants to confidently use their positively powerful voice in order to communicate and create the world they crave masterfully. She believes Emotional Intelligence is the driving force behind self-awareness, compassion, inclusivity, and bridging all of humanity. By embracing, understanding, and allowing our emotions to flow, we model healthy platforms for all humans to express themselves safely and without judgment. Tune in!In This Episode, You Will Learn: [05:25] Kids who grow in restrained environments have their souls destructed[12:31] How to develop empathetic parenting for your child's growth[16:48] The lack of parenting consciousness in the society[23:04] How parents can become role models and impact their kids' voice[26:43] Why self-awareness and honesty to self is critical to parents[34:06] Don't always be negative to your child whenever they voice their opinions[41:10] Our brains cannot exist with curiosity and judgment at the same time[43:06] Episode key nugget. “Learn to listen. Your child needs to be heard.”[46:37] You can't perfectly do parenting on your own, so network a lot[47:13] What's next for Dana, and how can you connect with her[48:16] Episode wrap up and calls to actionNotable Quotes●      No one has a right to dictate where your freedom is limited.●      You don't have to be old to be experienced. ●      If you don't provide a safe environment for your kids to use their voice now, they probably will never be heard.●      The ability to express yourself verbally is the only super-power that will propel you in life.●      Where there's judgment, there's no listening.●      How you operate in life is how your children will operate. Be the role model of what you want to see in your children.Connect With Us! Dana KaplanWebsite: https://www.danakaplanteach.com/Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/dana.kaplan.716/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/danakaplan_deed/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dana-kaplan-9b19ab71/Linktr.ee: https://linktr.ee/danakaplanteachSusan Hum, The LoveHackerWebsite: https://www.susanhum.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/susanhum/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/susanthelovehacker/Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/susan.humratcliff/YouTube:  https://www.youtu

Are you taking the time to really get to know your employees? Dana Kaplan, Education Consultant, recognizes that upfront it can feel like a large time investment. But what is the cost of not investing in your employees? You might be surprised to learn that being curious about the people on your team doesn't take a lot of time. By giving your employees just a few minutes a day to feel seen, heard, and understood, it has a huge impact on the fulfillment of that employee, while also elevating your entire team! Tune into this Powerful at Work Radio episode to learn how you can create a space where curiosity leads to more joy, courage, and compassion in your business… Episode Outline: [01:34] When you are a curious human, you leave judgment to the wayside so that you can be present and you can actually listen to learn. [06:45] Don't forget, we're not robots… [08:12] Are you leading with humanity? [12:26] This is what is dividing our culture… [16:21] Don't be so fearful of the unknown that you're paralyzed by it. About Dana Kaplan: Dana Kaplan, Founder and Owner of Developing Empathetic Education with Dana (DEED)®, is an award winning Gifted and Early Childhood Educator and Social Emotional Intelligence expert, pioneering DEIAB - Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Accessibility, and Belonging for birth to 12th grade. Dana's niche approach propels rich self-awareness while purposefully empowering children and adults to masterfully and confidently communicate and create the world they crave. Dana leads small and large group workshops, and speaks internationally on how to empower and engage in hard conversations. Mission: I believe Emotional Intelligence is the driving force behind self-awareness, compassion, inclusivity, and bridging humanity through actionable steps, regardless of age. I purposefully empower, enlighten, and lead with flexibility, curiosity, and feedback while propelling each person to access and utilize their positively powerful voice and create the world they desire! Connect with Dana: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dana-kaplan-9b19ab71/ Website: https://www.danakaplanteach.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/danakaplan_deed/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DanaKaplanDeed Follow Rosa Ponce de Leon and Powerful at Work Radio: Website: https://rosaponcedeleon.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rosa-ponce-de-leon/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Rosa_PdL Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rosaponcedeleoncoach/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RosaPoncedeLeonCoach

Join us as we talk to Dana Kaplan, an award winning Early Childhood and Gifted Educator and Social Emotional Intelligence expert, and discuss her impact in Early Childhood and Social-Emotional Awareness! Dana is also the founder and owner of Developing Empathetic Education with Dana (DEED) and works with children and adults to help them master communication skills for critical and possibly uncomfortable conversations. During today's episode, we discuss her impact and coaching that goes beyond the family unit and into corporations such as invaluable language and strategies that become a part of the collective's daily behavior.

Talking self acceptance and self love with a Jewish girl who grew up in the deep south of the United States is enlightening and shines a light on the story of self love that many can relate to. In this episode I am chatting with Dana Kaplan, Founder and Owner of Developing Empathetic Education with Dana (DEED)®. Dana shares her personal story and perspective of how she learned to love herself and continues to live her life in a way that feels good and true to her, regardless of what the world thinks. Dana also shares her unique philosophy about education and why self acceptance, self love, and truly knowing and embracing who you are is at the center of helping future generations thrive in a whole new way. Dana Kaplan is an Early Childhood and Social Emotional Awareness Expert, Pioneering DEIAB in ACTION from the womb to 12th grade. (*Diversity Equity Inclusion Access and Belonging). Dana's tenure in the classroom provided her the landscape to design, pilot, and launch highly sought after programs in both NYC and Atlanta, Georgia. With over 16 years of classroom teaching and leadership, Developing Empathetic Education with Dana (DEED)® was founded. Self-awareness, accountability, and radical personal responsibility are the core elements Dana authentically teaches when working with youth and adults. Each intentional practice empowers learners of all ages to crush glass ceilings by effectively naming their feelings and emotions, honoring their positively powerful voice, and owning their choices and actions. Dana propels learners and families with highly effective communication skills, creating space for hard conversations and rich connections between home, school, and for adult learners, the workspace. Through 1:1 private sessions, parent and youth workshops, professional development, and speaking engagements, Dana's niche approach to teaching unleashes vulnerability, invites self-acceptance, increases confidence, and fosters self-compassion. *DEED was founded in the fall, 2019 and launched March 2020. _____ Connect with Dana:

Episode Description: The kids are not okay. Dana Kaplan, social emotional learning expert, educator and coach talk about how two years of pandemic life has not done us or our kids any favors and how our educational system is still missing the mark. Parents this episode is a wake up call for you to connect with your kids, stop labeling and limiting them, and to stop fearing their authenticity. I am opening the conversation about conscious parenting as I share my own journey with my out of the box kids. This is a must listen for every parent! Show Notes: Connect with: Dana! Websites: https://www.danakaplanteach.com/shop https://linktr.ee/danakaplanteach Take Danas Latest Masterclass on Compassionate Culture! https://www.danakaplanteach.com/masterclass?mc_cid=467431dfaa&mc_eid=29d1e00935 FB: https://www.facebook.com/dana.kaplan.716 IG: https://www.instagram.com/danakaplan_deed/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dana-kaplan-9b19ab71 Guest Bio: Dana Kaplan is an award winning retired classroom educator turned life time educator for the world. Dana helps children permanently activate their positively powerful voice while guiding and propelling parents on how to release their conscious and subconscious expectations, labels, limits, and biases upon their children and themselves. As an Early Childhood and Social Emotional Awareness Expert, Dana is committed to creating an accessible world for all to feel authentic inclusion and equity in all places and spaces.  With over 16 years of classroom teaching and leadership, Developing Empathetic Education with Dana (DEED)® was founded. Working and collaborating with Dana activates personal power that will immediately be felt, seen, and heard during 1:1 private sessions, parent and youth workshops, professional development, and speaking engagements. Dana unleashes vulnerability, invites self-acceptance, increases confidence, and fosters self-compassion for all to thrive. Today is YOUR day to actualize all you crave with Dana Kaplan and DEED®!

In der Sexualisierung von Arbeitswelt und Kultur sehen Dana Kaplan und Eva Illouz ein zentrales Phänomen des neoliberalen Kapitalismus. Rezension von Barbara Dobrick. Aus dem Englischen von Michael Adrian Suhrkamp Verlag, 126 Seiten, 22 Euro ISBN 978-3-518-58772-0

Early childhood expert and social-emotional learning guru, Dana Kaplan, is here to share her practical tools in order to take the leap into the unknown and the importance of knowing our worth.    Growing up as a Jewish girl in the Deep South, Dana always felt as if she didn't belong. She then went into education in order to help the next generation feel loved and accepted. But, during her career of teaching, Dana had dreams to do more. So, she started her own business. How did she take the leap of leaving the steady job of teaching in the classroom to jumping into the unknown? Listen to this episode of The Unstuck Podcast to find out! Hint: it has to do with knowing her worth!    DID YOU ENJOY THIS EPISODE?  If you did, make sure to subscribe so you don't miss a thing! Also, make sure to let us know what you think in a review!   JOIN THE COMMUNITY: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thebetterclub/    CONNECT WITH ME & GET ALL THE GOODIES: msha.ke/lachellewieme    MY SOCIAL CONTENT PLANNING COURSE: https://lachellewieme.com/donewithyousocial    CONNECT WITH DANA KAPLAN: FB: Dana Kaplan  IG: @danakaplan_deed Website: www.danakaplanteach.com    WANT TO BE A GUEST? APPLY HERE: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfnkR2O5dFeReeZP-qbuBP5kyOUGr5APOENfUQR5sgTHQr0mA/viewform 

Zwischen Selbstoptimierung und Gesellschaftstheorie: Unsere aktuellen Bücher aus der Wissenschaft geben tiefe Einblicke in verschiedene aktuelle Themen und Debatten. Für alle, die in diesem Jahr nicht zur Frankfurter Buchmesse fahren, präsentieren wir ausgewählte Bücher unseres aktuellen Herbstprogramms in einem zwölfteiligen »Suhrkamp espresso«-Spezial. Alle Bücher der Folge: »Spätmoderne in der Krise« von Andreas Reckwitz und Hartmut Rosa: http://shrk.vg/SpaetmoderneInDerKrise-P »Im Geiste des Vertrauens« von Robert B. Brandom: http://shrk.vg/GeisteDesVertrauens-P »Was ist sexuelles Kapital?« von Dana Kaplan und Eva Illouz: http://shrk.vg/SexuellesKapital-P »Schreiben. Eine Soziologie literarischer Arbeit« von Carolin Amlinger: http://shrk.vg/Schreiben-P »Die Musik und das Unaussprechliche« von Vladimir Jankélévitch: http://shrk.vg/MusikUndDasUnaussprechliche-P »Lost in Perfection« von Vera King, Benigna Gerisch, Hartmut Rosa (Hg.): http://shrk.vg/LostInPerfection-P »Europa, Demokratie, Verfassungsgerichte« von Andreas Voßkuhle: http://shrk.vg/EuropaDemokratie-P »Verfassungsgerichtsbarkeit« von Dieter Grimm: http://shrk.vg/Verfassungsgerichtbarkeit-P

Oana and Ray chat with the amazing and inspirational Dana Kaplan about her teachings around emotional intelligence, inclusion and so much more. Remember our children… Source

“When you start to develop your powers of empathy and imagination, the whole world opens up to you." -Susan Sarandon Creating a harmonious society is no easy task. It takes deep empathy to and self reflection to truly understand who we are in our environment and who we're surrounded by. Join Dana Kaplan (Founder of Developing Empathetic Education with Dana) and myself as we take a true fun deep dive into the world of creating a new vision for kids, how we need to serve children and how every moment between child and adult can impact a child's future.

Das Rätsel der Sexualität hat schon viele fasziniert. Schienen seit der Revolution der 1960er-Jahre alle Geheimnisse gelüftet, so zeigen Eva Illouz und Dana Kaplan in „Was ist sexuelles Kapital?“, wie wenig unsere Sexualität mit dem Innenleben und wie viel sie mit der Gesellschaft zu tun hat. Von Leander Scholz www.deutschlandfunk.de, Büchermarkt Hören bis: 19.01.2038 04:14 Direkter Link zur Audiodatei

Colson Whitehead hat ein Ganovenstück im New York der 1960er geschrieben. Außerdem: Gespräch mit Dana Kaplan über "Was ist sexuelles Kapital?" / Ayelet Gundar-Goshen "Wo der Wolf lauert" / Rüdiger Safransky "Einzeln sein. Eine philosophische Herausforderung" / Hörbuch "Der falsche Gruß" von Maxim Biller / Das literarische Rätsel-Taxi von Wally alias Brigitte Hobmeier.

Today I speak to Dana Kaplan, owner and creator of DEED, a program that ensures everyone has a space to expand beyond barriers with confidence and clarity necessary to achieve and master highly effective communication, critical thinking and owners of their personal learning expedition.  Dana is passionate about teaching, knew at a very young age this is what she wanted to do.  Dana gives the space for social-emotional awareness. From a young age we learn to not speak out or about what is bothering us, what makes us uncomfortable and that follows us to our adult years as well, lets listen, really listen to our kids and give them that space to feel like they are heard.  Dana teaches this to not just children, but adults as well.  We talk about effective communication and learning its ok to have a voice, and to use that voice.  Its powerful Quote from a 5th grader on her blog: "Whenever I felt afraid, she  made me feel brave.  Whenever I felt like I couldn't do something, she made me feel like I could.  Whenever I felt shy, she made me realize I could shine." We all could shine a little more in our lives!   Dana talks to us about the shift that will enable you to effectively communicate in a POSITIVELY POWERFUL way through all phases of your life and provide the necessary tools. We as adults so often hear people tell us to believe in ourselves, but how many of us really do?  Facing fears and self acceptance starts at childhood,  But, it is not too late to change, never too late.  I can still change with my grown kids,  you can too. We love Dana and she has such an amazing light and spirit. If you want to work with Dana or reach out to her you can find her at the links below www.danakaplanteach.com On FB at Dana Kaplan IG Dana Kaplan You will absolutely LOVE her and the tools she brings to the table will help you and your children.  Thank you so much Dana for speaking with us today and can not wait to speak again soon.

Dana's niche approach to teaching unleashes vulnerability, invites self-acceptance, increases confidence, and fosters self-compassion. For more, www.danakaplanteach.com or email: dana@danakaplanteach.com Dana Kaplan is an Early Childhood and Social Emotional Awareness Expert. As a former classroom teacher for 14 years, Dana taught and learned with exhilarating 4-6 year old humans while mentoring students through high school. As a pioneer in transforming how education and social emotional awareness organically intertwine, Dana intentionally designed, piloted, and launched programs that empowered children across all ages. Dana's belief in cultivating space for exposure and expansion simultaneously allowed students needing breaks or extra attention to find solace in her learning environment. After acquiring substantial grants focused on the arts and social emotional awareness, speaking at parent forums, and planning and executing 60-80 field trips a year helped Dana realize her purpose in the world was beyond the four walls of a classroom. Developing Empathetic Education with Dana (DEED) was founded in the fall of 2019 and fully launched March of 2020. Self-awareness, accountability, and radical personal responsibility are the core elements Dana authentically teaches when working with youth and adults. With intentional practices and modeling, learners are empowered to crush glass ceilings by effectively naming their feelings and emotions, honoring their positively powerful voice, and owning their choices and actions. Dana propels learners and families with highly effective communication skills, allowing for hard conversations and rich connections between home and school. Dana provides 1:1 private sessions, parenting and youth workshops, professional development, and speaking engagements. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cherice-taylor/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cherice-taylor/support