Podcasts about Darnall

Ashley is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and mental health copywriter for therapists. In her professional work as a clinician, Ashley has experience with in-patient counseling and case management, outpatient counseling, and medical and insurance practice. In the realm of SEO and private practice, the importance of user experience is often overlooked, leading therapists to rush into website setup without addressing essential business aspects. This mistake stems from a lack of business education during clinical training. To enhance online visibility, therapists must define their ideal client, avoiding generic content that fails to connect. The transition from academic writing to a conversational tone is crucial, with Ashley emphasizing simplicity and clarity. In the SEO landscape, she advocates for a basic level of optimization, simplifying the process by breaking it into keywords, strategic copywriting, and technical precision. Ashley empowers therapists to navigate SEO's overwhelming nature, encouraging them to focus on foundational principles for a well-performing website. Through one-on-one interactions, she dispels the intimidation surrounding SEO, fostering a belief that, with basic knowledge, therapists can independently implement strategies, eliminating the need for recurring expenses. Resources Mentioned In This Episode: Use the promo code "GORDON" to get 2 months of Therapy Notes free Start Consulting with Gordon The PsychCraft Network The Practice of Therapy Community Instagram Mental Health Templates Mental Health Wear (use code POT24) Ashley's Website Ashley's Instagram

01 19 24 - NAIA Conference Review - PLUS - Mark Darnall, Head Men's Basketball Coach, Jessup University Warriors * Season 5 Episode 67 * Music: Hard Sell Hotel by  Shane Ivers https://www.silvermansound.com

"What I want to do is talk about the good things in Columbia." Boyd Plaza. Boyd Island. The Boyd Innovation Center. The upcoming pedestrian bridge across the Broad River. Boyd Passage on the Palmetto Trail. These are just a few of the impactful projects that the Boyd Foundation has been involved with over the past decade.

Corey McCoy, CEO of KOK Wings & Things, joins Discover Lafayette to discuss his unexpected journey into success as a restaurant entrepreneur. Growing up in a military family, he lived all over the country before moving to Lafayette to attend UL and become closer with his father. Corey served in the National Guard for six years while in school, with a top secret clearance as he worked as an Intelligence Imagery Analyst. KOK Wings & Things was founded in 2016, when Corey, Avery Bell, Tre'Jan Vinson and Jared Johnson were Kappa Alpha Psi, Inc. fraternity brothers at UL - Lafayette and living together on a shoestring while attending college. The foursome would cook chicken wings and sauces for friends, beginning with the traditional wing recipe Corey's dad provided them. They enjoyed hosting social events at their home to raise money for their fraternity. In order to pay for the cost of the food and supplies, they started charging for their wings. Word spread about the delicious wings and the "Kitchen on Klinton" thus began out of their home kitchen on Clinton Street. And things went smoothly until one day, the local police came knocking on their door, informing them that it wasn't legal to operate a commercial kitchen out of their home. They realized it was time to 'change up' their operations. KOK began with an initial investment of $250 chipped in by the the partners. As Corey says, "It was everything we had!" In the beginning, the young men would put fryers in the back of a U-Haul as they went looking for customers. In time, they were ready for a food truck. Avery's dad offered to help build a food truck on a flatbed trailer, which they found on Craig's List. KOK would park for a few months at a time around Lafayette as they built up a dependable clientele for their wings and sauces. As KOK became more professional, their goals for growth did also. Once they saw that they had a viable business model, they worked to scale the operations From the beginning, the four young men divided up the tasks of running the business. Corey became the CEO (even when they were still cooking in the back yard) and was in charge of organizing the overall operations of KOK. Avery was in charge of ordering food and supplies, Jared was the Chief Financial Officer, and Tre'Jan was in charge of marketing. It gave them an organized method to focus on growth. Corey credits Heidi Melancon of the Small Business Development Center for helping KOK get their first loan, get free consultations, and get their business bearing. He also credits LEDA and the UL Business school for its help for which he will always be grateful. KOK didn't charge sales taxes for the first two years. This turned around when Adam Curry, a CPA with Darnall, Sikes & Frederick, ordered a meal and realized that no sales tax was collected. He helped the partners get their tax and financial records in order and get their business model organized for a sustainable business model. The Lafayette location is in the former Gallagher's Restaurant, which property is still owned by Nidal Baldeisi. He traded free rent for a few months in exchange for the KOK partners' working to renovate the building as they built their profits. They rented fork lifts from Lowes, got family and friends to help, and they were off in pursuit of a successful brick and mortar business. Corey taught 8th grade history at Acadian Middle when he graduated from UL in 2016 as they built up their business. He worked until KOK turned profitable in order to ensure that he could make a paycheck. The first two years, none of the men took any paycheck from the business. With a solid track record of growth, KOK Wings now has locations in Lafayette, New Iberia and Baton Rouge. Corey and his partners have grown their company from the grassroots level into a multi-million-dollar company with over 50 employees. KOK Wings & Things sells much more than wings and sauces.

We speak to Mark Darnall, Jessup University Warriors first year Head Men's Basketball coach. We discuss how Coach Darnall decided on Jessup, his Hall of Fame Uncle - Dave Darnall. We also discuss the outlook for the Warriors in 2023/24, their final NAIA season * Season 5 Episode 22 * Recorded October 2023 * Music: Hard Sell Hotel by  Shane Ivers https://www.silvermansound.com

In this juicy episode of "The Boob Business Podcast with Milk Diva," we delved deep into the incredible world of Certified Nurse Midwives (CNMs) and their superpowers in women's health with Emily Darnall and Jess Good from Moontower Midwifery.From those awkward teenage years, through the miraculous childbearing phase, and gracefully into the wisdom of menopause, CNMs are like the trusty sidekicks of every woman's journey. They've got your back!But wait, there's more! We didn't stop there. We embarked on a thrilling adventure through the labyrinth of birthing choices. Picture this: the serene vibes of a birth center, like your cozy home away from home, guided by CNMs, versus the more traditional hospital setting. It's a showdown of epic proportions! But it's not just about battles; it's about choices. We're all about informed decisions, ladies! We want you to own your birthing experience and make it uniquely yours. So, whether you're curious about CNMs offering complete GYN care or pondering the perfect birthing environment, this episode is your treasure map to navigating the exciting world of women's health. Tune in and let's have some fun discovering your superpower! Connect with Emily And Jess at Moontower Midwifery:Website: https://moontowermidwifery.com/Instagram: @moontowermidwiferyEmail address: moontowermidwifery@gmail.comFollow Milk Diva:www.MilkDiva.com IG: https://www.instagram.com/milk_divaFB: https://www.facebook.com/MilkDivaAustin/ This podcast is provided for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute providing medical advice or professional services. The information provided should not be used for diagnosing or treating a health problem or disease, and those seeking personal medical advice should consult with a licensed physician. Always seek the advice of your doctor or other qualified health provider regarding a medical condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have on Milk Diva's podcast or website.

Katie Darnall is the Business Development Director, Americas for Trusted Family. Today we learn how the software developed by Trusted Family provides a secure platform for the affluent family.  Generational wealth requires the storage of business and personal documentation, and often, this information is spread among many platforms. Trusted Family has developed software to manage business finances and provides a communication method that is much more secure than today's social media. Katie also discusses the family council concept and the value of bringing generations together to maintain the culture of the business and family name.  Tune in today for an eye-opening discussion of what is available in new software technology.    IN THIS EPISODE:    [01:47]  Katie Darnell explains the vision and services offered by Trusted Family and how their service intersects business and personal data  [03:24] The family enterprise ecosystem serves as the platform for ensuring that culture, goals, and values are passed down generationally  [06:37] Technology has brought a new component to the table that was not there when multi-generational business ventures began  [09:34] Organizing and driving engagement within the family is achieved through comprehensive software that includes the listing of social activities not related to the business  [17:16] New technology can provide a vehicle for younger family members to be a valuable asset bringing all generations together    KEY TAKEAWAYS:     A family council is integral to younger members of a multi-generational affluent family to ensure they espouse the same culture, mission, and direction that has contributed to the entity's wealth.  Social media platforms like texting, Snapchat, Instagram, and email are not secure ways to communicate, and documentation needs to be centralized.   The older generation, who still use a paper trail for business transactions, may resist new technology. However, once implemented, they see the benefits.    RESOURCES:    Beyond the Balance Sheet Website    Katie Darnall - Facebook    Katie Darnall - LinkedIn    Trusted Family Website    BIOGRAPHY:    Katie Darnall is the Business Development Director, Americas for Trusted Family, and is currently based in Knoxville, TN. She brings experience in NextGen family business engagement and technology and SaaS sales and implementation. Katie is a 4th generation family member of The Pictsweet Company and began her career as the Business Analytics Manager in the family business. Before joining Trusted Family, Katie ran the sales and customer teams for an early-stage e-commerce analytics startup, Reviewbox, Inc. She loves bringing the two worlds together at Trusted Family by helping NextGens become an integral part of solving their governance challenges by utilizing strategic technology solutions. 

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Chceš více dílů Psychologického podcastu? Pojď na www.pickey.cz/psychologickypodcast Slyšeli jste už pojem "zavržený rodič"? Proč je důležité, abychom o něm věděli? A aby o něm věděli odborníci (psychologivé, učitelé, vychovatelé, prívníci a soudci)? Jak se něco takového může stát? Jaké jsou projevy a jaké následky pro dítě a jeho vztahem s rodiči to může zanechat? Nejen tomu se věnuje tato epizoda. Týká se tě téma osobně? Využij následující kontakt: Pro děti: Linka bezpečí 116 111, pomoc@linkabezpeci.cz Rodičovská linka: 606 021 021, pomoc@rodicovskalinka.cz psychologickypodcast@gmail.com IG: @evapsycholog Budu ráda, když mě podpoříte zakoupením Galaxie hněvu na www.citoprostor.cz/galaxie-hnevu/ Zdroje: The parental alienation syndrome: A Family therapy and collaborative systems approach to amelioration - Linda J. Gottlien The international handbook of parental a lienation syndrome: Conceptual, clinical and legal considerations - Richard A. Gardner von Boch-Galhau, W. (2018). Parental Alienation (Syndrome)-A serious form of psychological child abuse. In Ment Health Fam Med (Vol. 13). www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/pasg Miralles, P., Godoy, C., & Hidalgo, M. D. (2021). Long-term emotional consequences of parental alienation exposure in children of divorced parents: A systematic review. Current Psychology. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12144-021-02537-2 Baker, A. J. L., & Darnall, D. (2006). Behaviors and strategies employed in parental alienation a survey of parental experiences. Journal of Divorce and Remarriage, 45(1–2), 97–124. https://doi.org/10.1300/J087v45n01_06 Amy J. L. Baker & Maria Christina Verrocchio (2016) Exposure to ParentalAlienation and Subsequent Anxiety and Depression in Italian Adults, The American Journal ofFamily Therapy, 44:5, 255-271, DOI: 10.1080/01926187.2016.1230480 Music: www.free-stock-music.com

#S2 E3 - With the majority of people living with chronic pain being older adults, it's critical that there are affordable, accessible, AND effective pain management programs to help older adults manage chronic pain. In this episode, Dr. Beth Darnall, Associate Professor at Stanford University School of Medicine, Department of Anesthesiology, Perioperative, and Pain Medicine, and creator of Empowered ReliefTM shares:why people with chronic pain may not be getting the holistic care they need. the benefits of a 2 hour skills-based course, compared to traditional models of psychotherapy, like 8-10 sessions of CBThow a single-session online pain management class has been applied to older adults for pain and symptom management. Link to the show notes of this episode hereAttention Social Workers, Psychologists, Therapists, Aging Life Care Experts: Click here to learn more about earning CEUs for listening to this podcast.

Mary Darnall is a Certified Nutritional Therapist and you may know her as the Healing Cave Lady on instagram. We dive into detoxification pathways, how to know if yours are blocked, the signs and symptoms of parasites, how to find out if you have one and how to get rid of them! This is a two part episode so be sure to listen in order.   Check Out Mary: https://www.instagram.com/healingcavelady/ https://www.healingcavelady.com/ https://www.healingcavelady.com/supplements BioLight red light therapy https://www.biolight.shop/ coupon code HCL (no flicker affordable red light therapy) Multi pure water filter https://www.multipure.com/ Aquatru water filter ​​https://www.aquatruwater.com/ Cellcore Para kit add bowel mover https://cellcore.com/products/para-kit http://www.healingcavelady.com/blog/2020/11/4/full-moon-cleanse Detox pathway Course, with enema videos with Para cleanse instructions https://healingcavelady.vipmembervault.com/products/courses/view/1107704 CBD for night time drink https://healingcavelady.square.site/product/cbdsolv/18?cs=true&cst=custom Hydrogen water maker https://www.promolife.com/?a_aid=HCL Sponsored By: Paleo Valley https://paleovalley.com/promos/realfoodology Code REALFOODOLOGY gets you 15% OFF your first order Avocado Green Mattress https://www.avocadogreenmattress.com Code REALFOODOLOGY, for $125 off any size Green and Latex Mattresses Organifi www.organifi.com/realfoodology Code REALFOODOLOGY gets you 20% Off Magic Mind http://www.magicmind.co  Code REALFOODOLOGY gets you 20% off 

Mary Darnall is a Certified Nutritional Therapist and you may know her as the Healing Cave Lady on instagram. We dive into detoxification pathways, how to know if yours are blocked, the signs and symptoms of parasites, how to find out if you have one and how to get rid of them! This is a two part episode so be sure to listen in order.   Check Out Mary: https://www.instagram.com/healingcavelady/ https://www.healingcavelady.com/ https://www.healingcavelady.com/supplements BioLight red light therapy https://www.biolight.shop/ coupon code HCL (no flicker affordable red light therapy) Multi pure water filter https://www.multipure.com/ Aquatru water filter ​​https://www.aquatruwater.com/ Cellcore Para kit add bowel mover https://cellcore.com/products/para-kit http://www.healingcavelady.com/blog/2020/11/4/full-moon-cleanse Detox pathway Course, with enema videos with Para cleanse instructions https://healingcavelady.vipmembervault.com/products/courses/view/1107704 CBD for night time drink https://healingcavelady.square.site/product/cbdsolv/18?cs=true&cst=custom Hydrogen water maker https://www.promolife.com/?a_aid=HCL Sponsored By: Paleo Valley https://paleovalley.com/promos/realfoodology Code REALFOODOLOGY gets you 15% OFF your first order Avocado Green Mattress https://www.avocadogreenmattress.com Code REALFOODOLOGY, for $125 off any size Green and Latex Mattresses Organifi www.organifi.com/realfoodology Code REALFOODOLOGY gets you 20% Off Magic Mind http://www.magicmind.co  Code REALFOODOLOGY gets you 20% off 

Kayla and Will talk to Michelle Darnall, owner of Beetbox Marketplace and Gone Nuts, about nurturing the growth of her businesses, preparing a product for mass production, and how her passion for access to healthy foods drives her. Learn more about today's guest at beetboxproduce.com Find out more about Sublime Media Group at sublimemediagroup.com

New Happy Hour! This week Carley and Shannon welcome another very special and amazing expert guest to the podcast and together they conclude their journey into cold therapy. Meagan Darnall is the Senior Manager of Center Operations for the corporate team at US Cryotherapy. Meagan joined US Cryotherapy as a manager almost 8 years ago when the second center opened in Davis, CA. Since then, the company has grown to 20 centers across the nation, and she is now working as support to their corporate centers and franchise system. Meagan helps our hosts finish up their exploration of cryotherapy and shares her passion for helping people find healing in a holistic way and how she has seen whole body cryotherapy do just that! They get into all the benefits of getting cold, why it is a great way to help improve mental health, why cold therapy could be right for you, the difference between cold air and nitrogen tanks, and much much more! Get into it and stay tuned for more great Happy Hour content! Thank you to our sponsor Stability Healthcare, a travel nursing agency that prides themselves in providing rate and location transparency and unparalleled support. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/operationhappynurse/support

Imagine coming to the United States at 11 years of age to a world that looks nothing like the home you've always known. Your parents speak a language you've never heard, you're served food you are totally unaccustomed to, and live in a house with only a few older siblings unlike the orphanage you came from that housed multiple children. Join us as we listen to adult adoptee, Sanjana Darnall, as she recounts her challenging yet beautifully redemptive adoption story.

NO FACEBOOK ANTITRUST! CEO of the Week Ted Darnall! Elon vs. Dorsey! John McAfee keeps giving! Plus, 10K risks that SHOULD be disclosed and a voicemail!

Verónica del Cerro and Michael Kevin Darnall are both accomplished actors in the Washington D.C. area.   Veronica’s credits include Othello at The Shakespeare Theatre Center, Arabian Nights at Constellation Theatre, El Paso Blue and Ana en el Tropico at GALA Theatre, August: Osage County at Everyman Theatre, Adventures of Homer at The Kennedy Center, Savage in Limbo at MetroStage, My Children! My Africa! and Rock n' Roll at Studio Theatre, and How the Garcia Girls Lost Their Accents at Roundhouse Theatre. Currently making her home base in Spain, she is beginning to devise and develop her own directorial projects. Michael’s New York credits include Romeo & Juliet at TheatreRats, Beyond Therapy at Bohemian Archeology and Arden: The Lamentable Tragedie… at Spring TheaterWorks. In DC he has appeared at The Shakespeare Theatre, Ford’s Theatre, Roundhouse Theatre, Studio Theatre, Mosaic Theatre Company, Theatre J, Imagination Stage, MetroStage and Constellation Theatre and he is a company member at The Hub and Spooky Action Theatre. His regional credits include the Cincinnati Playhouse, Chautauqua Theatre Company, and Rhinoleap. Michael has been nominated five times for DC’s Helen Hayes Award, and he has appeared on HBO's The Wire. Veronica and Michael will be starring together in Frankie & Johnny in the Clair de Lune, as part of MetroStage’s Tribute to the late great American playwright Terrence McNally streaming online from April 21-25 at MetroStage.org

Ben Graff and I are interviewing Chris Ross today, one of Yorkshire's finest chess players, my team mate in Geoff Brown's Darnall & Handsworth squad in the Sheffield League in the UK - and he also happens to be blind. Can you give us an idea of how STEVE DAVIS got you into chess in the first place? Playing chess around the world, what's been your most unusual experience? You have to manage the clock, your guide dog Bovis (you can hear his squeaky toys in the background), take account of the match situation - how do you juggle all those things? What's been your most satisfying victory so far? You do a lot of chess coaching with quite strong players, what are your top tips for improving your game? What makes a good team Captain? THANKS TO OUR SUPPORTERS! Grandmaster Simon Williams (GingerGM) does super video courses on gingergm.com, and books such as Arkell's Endings. I have won many games with his ideas! Buy quality e-books from Forward Chess - for instance The Woodpecker Method or 100 Endgames You Should Know. Want to impress your friends? Cook them an amazing meal - get brilliant recipes and all the ingredients you need delivered by Gusto - get 50% off your first box and 30% off your first month! Thanks for supporting my newsletter. Premium subscribers get discounts on tournaments, more articles and regular updates on the chess world. We also have a podcast which comes out every week with interviews and analysis. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thechesscircuit/message

In this week's episode we continue "Love Your Lawyer Month" as I welcome my friend and special guest Jason Darnall, who is the County Attorney of Marshall County, Kentucky.  In this episode, Jason and I discuss not only his legal career, legal trends and tips for aspiring lawyers in the first half of the show, but also our passions for University of Kentucky Wildcats basketball and St. Louis Cardinals baseball in the second half of the show.  We hope you enjoy this episode!!

Dr. Darnall addresses the multiple factors that play a role in chronic pain including biological, psychological, and social factors, and... View More The post The Role of Psychology in Treating Chronic Pain appeared first on National Register.

Pain is often conceptualized as primarily a sensory experience, but the emotional components of pain are just as important. In this episode, Beth Darnall, Director of the Stanford Pain Relief Innovations Lab, pain psychologist, and Associate Professor at Stanford University School of Medicine explains patient-centered pain care, the roles of federal agencies in crafting prescribing and de-prescribing guidelines, and the future of pain psychology.

Living with hypermobility disorders often means learning to live with chronic pain, and as pain is a whole-person experience - physical, emotional, and mental - it stands to reason that pain can have a profound influence on every facet of our daily lives. Joining us for this episode is Beth Darnall, a Stanford pain scientist, international speaker, evidence-based psychologist, and author. Beth encourages us to think about pain more broadly, explaining why a multi-disciplinary assessment is so necessary for diagnosing and treating pain. Beth talks about how sleep is a top predictor of pain levels for the next day, and how treatment for sleep disorders can help with chronic pain. She goes in-depth on the topic of treating chronic pain using behavioral treatments so people are empowered to help themselves, and lists some of the best ways people can improve chronic pain. Beth gives suggestions on how to reduce pain-related distress, discusses the importance of dedicating time to practicing skills and strategies that help people live with chronic pain, and reminds us that it’s what we do in the day-to-day that makes the difference, more than what happens with sporadic office visits. Check out this must-listen episode for anyone struggling to cope with chronic pain! https://bethdarnall.com/

In this week's episode of the Spine & Nerve podcast Dr. Nicolas Karvelas and Dr. Brian Joves highlight a patient centered approach to tapering opioids. Treatment of the chronic pain disease process is challenging, but optimizing patient buy in and creating an active participant in the treatment plan can be very powerful.     In many clinical scenarios the goal of tapering / minimizing opioids is medically appropriate to optimize patient safety and health, as well as improve the patient’s function and pain severity.  The tapering of opioids can be very difficult and challenging for the patient and the healthcare provider for a multitude of reasons.   With an intensive regimented opioid reduction program (although indicated in some scenarios, especially when significant aberrancy is identified) there is some level of concern for potential negative clinical outcomes.  These include, but are not limited to, relatively high rate of relapse to utilization of opioids (up to 30%), as well as concern for increased risk for suicide after the taper (Hazard Ratios as high as 6.77 for patients on long term opioids).  The importance of these statements is absolutely not to suggest that opioids should typically be continued for chronic non-cancer pain, but rather to emphasize that the method utilized to achieve the taper is critical.     Listen as the doctors discuss this difficult medical challenge, including a recent study by Dr. Ziadni and colleagues that demonstrates that a patient centered approach to the opioid taper leads to stable and significant opioid reduction with overall improvement in pain as well.   As stated this emphasizes an overall broader and important concept that the active participation of the patient in the treatment plan can result in improved and more sustainable health benefits.         This podcast is for information and educational purposes only, it is not meant to be medical or career advice. If anything discussed may pertain to you, please seek council with your healthcare provider. The views expressed are those of the individuals expressing them, the may not represent the views of Spine & Nerve.   References: 1. Ziadni, Maisaa; Chen, Abby L.; Krishnamurthy, Parthasarathy; Flood, Pamela; Stieg, Richard L; Darnall, Beth D. Patient-centered prescription opioid tapering in community outpatients with chronic pain: 2- to 3-year follow-up in a subset of patients, PAIN Reports: September/October 2020 - Volume 5 - Issue 5 - p e851. 2. Huffman KL, Rush TE, Fan Y, Sweis GW, Vij B, Covington EC, Scheman J, Matthews M. Sustained improvements in pain, mood, function and opioid use post interdisciplinary pain rehabilitation in patients weaned from high and low dose chronic opioid therapy. PAIN 2017;18:308–18. 3. Oliva E, Bowe T, Manhapra A, Kertesz S, Hah JM, Henderson P, Robinson A, Paik M, Sandbrink F, Gordon AJ, Trafton JA. Associations between stopping prescriptions for opioids, length of opioid treatment, and overdose or suicide deaths in US veterans: observational evaluation. BMJ 2020;368:m283.

These podcasts, excerpted from a November 2020 webinar, discuss non-opioid pain management strategies for dually eligible individuals, including effective, person-centered pain management options; challenges health plans and clinicians face in providing effective chronic pain management support; and strategies for addressing pain needs during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Beth Darnall is an associate professor in the department of anesthesiology, perioperative and pain medicine at Stanford University School of Medicine. As director of the Stanford Pain Relief Innovations Lab she leads major research studies that are funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and Patient-Centered Outcomes Institute (PCORI). She is a scientific member of the NIH Interagency Pain Research Coordinating Committee (IPRCC) and in 2020 was appointed to the Center for Disease Control (CDC) Opioid Workgroup. Having lived through her own chronic pain experience, she and her colleagues create and investigate treatments that work alongside medical pain treatments and empower individuals to have best control over their pain and symptoms. Her innovations include ultra-brief, digital, scalable, low-cost pain treatments that are widely accessible to patients.     https://bethdarnall.com

Andy Darnall proves that opportunities can come when you might least expect them. Now she's helping to run a new VR games company, NuRealms Entertainment Andy discusses the challenges of starting a new business, and living as an extrovert in a world of social isolation. Check it out! Learn more about how you can become a Gamerpreneur at: www.thegamerpreneur.com/challenge #podcast #gamerpreneur #vr

This week on the show, some plot tries to invade the epilogue, but Dr. Darnall tells it to go away! We're talking about epilogue chapters 20.e4 and 20.e5! Discussion Question The final We've Got Ward discussion question: What is your favorite part/moment of Ward? If you have any questions, comments or feedback feel free to reach out to us. Also, always make sure you check out the Parahumans Reddit thread: https://reddit.com/r/parahumans for lots of great Ward related discussion. Support us on Patreon: https://patreon.com/doofmedia Stay updated with We’ve Got Ward: @gotwormpod Message us at gotwormpod@gmail.com We’ve Got Ward Cover Image Art created by Lonsheep Timestamps:  Intro – 00:30 20.e4 - 7:50 20.e5 - 1:09:12 Discussion Question - 1:45:17

Professor Rob Copeland is Director of The Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre (AWRC) in Sheffield and Professor of Physical Activity and Health at Sheffield Hallam University. Rob is a keen cyclist. He says “if it's going to be a good day, it'll start with a bike ride…” He arrived at the studio having just played host to Andy Anson, the new CEO of the British Olympic Association. That meeting focused on the work that Rob and colleagues across the city have been doing on the Olympic legacy, supporting the population to be more physically active. Rob graduated in Sport and Exercise Science from Newcastle University. He studied for a Masters at the University of Sheffield before working for two years as a Community Health and Fitness Officer in Mansfield, supporting people with chronic health conditions into physical activity. That laid the groundwork for an academic career that started at Sheffield Hallam University, where Rob took a PhD in ‘Psychology and Childhood Obesity.' Over the past 18 years Rob has worked on over 100 projects supporting people into a healthier lifestyle. The story of the Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre conventionally starts with the 2012 Olympic Games, but before then Professor Steve Hake had a project called ‘Sports Pulse', which was about how academia and elite sport, particularly sports engineering, could support local companies to advance their technologies. With London 2012, Sheffield was awarded foundation partner status in the National Centre for Sport and Exercise Medicine and received £10m of investment from the then Department of Health. Sheffield established a city-wide partnership with representation from every aspect of civic life, led by Sir Andrew Cash and Sheffield Teaching Hospitals. The money was used to collocate NHS clinics with leisure centres. Three leisure centres in Sheffield now host 80,000 clinical appointments per year. This in turn became part of a much bigger programme called ‘Move More', Sheffield's physical activity strategy. The ambition of that programme was to transform Sheffield into the most active city in the UK. Rob led that programme and Steve Hake became the Research Director. That programme morphed into the AWRC. At its heart is the vision of transforming lives through innovations that help people move. The AWRC is located in Darnall, a ward of 22,000 people, a neighbourhood of 90,000 people, where there is “huge health inequality”, so the centre has a contextual local vision, “it's not just a grand vision.” The £14m funding for the building came from an application to the Department of Health and Social Care. The European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) provided just under £1m for the equipment. The research work of the AWRC is coordinated around three themes: Healthy and Active 100, which looks at how someone born in Darnall today could expect to live 100 years of healthy and active life; Living Well with Chronic Disease, which considers physical activity as a treatment for cardiovascular disease, diabetes, stroke etc; Technological and Digital Innovations to promote independent lives, which talks to the NHS 10-year plan. The centre has a programme of engagement with the private sector, including new start-ups and SMEs. Deputy Director Dr Chris Lowe secured a grant of £850k from Research England to create a ‘Wellbeing Accelerator', which supports the private sector with academic expertise. To be remotely successful the AWRC will have to have tackle the 38% of the population who, according to the latest NHS report, average less than 15 minutes per day of vigorous activity. In relation to this, Rob is “wholly convinced by the power of people.” All communities have assets, talents, and drive, and the AWRC is concerned with creating the conditions within which they can thrive. But the social, economic, and environmental conditions are not the same across all communities. Therefore, this has to be a conversation about empowerment and not...

Terry Brooks sits down with Dr. Helen Deines, Larry Michalczyk, and Pam Darnall, three experts with years of experience in the child welfare field, to discuss the Courier Journal’s recent series on Kentucky’s child welfare system and the need to address the Commonwealth’s high rate of child abuse. Tune in to hear their reflections and calls to action. This episode is a follow up to the Making Kids Count episode featuring Rick Green and Debby Yetter of the Courier Journal.

Did you know that pain can be overcome with relaxation? When we reduce this stress using a variety of techniques, relaxation can be a form of medicine for the body. This is what Dr. Beth Darnall joins me on the podcast to discuss. She breaks down the effectiveness of relaxation in reducing chronic pain while introducing some techniques that can be done while listening to the podcast! ABOUT BETH DARNALL Beth Darnall, PhD is Associate Professor at Stanford University School of Medicine, Department of Anesthesiology, Perioperative, and Pain Medicine. She develops and investigates behavioral medicine treatments for acute pain in the hospital and after surgery, and for chronic pain. She leads national research on patient-centered opioid tapering, and has authored/co-authored 5 books for patients and clinicians on analgesic use and behavioral pain medicine.

Did you know that pain can be overcome with relaxation? When we reduce this stress using a variety of techniques, relaxation can be a form of medicine for the body. This is what Dr. Beth Darnall joins me on the podcast to discuss. She breaks down the effectiveness of relaxation in reducing chronic pain while introducing some techniques that can be done while listening to the podcast! Beth Darnall, PhD is Associate Professor at Stanford University School of Medicine, Department of Anesthesiology, Perioperative, and Pain Medicine. She develops and investigates behavioral medicine treatments for acute pain in the hospital and after surgery, and for chronic pain. She leads national research on patient-centered opioid tapering, and has authored/co-authored 5 books for patients and clinicians on analgesic use and behavioral pain medicine.

Did you know that pain can be overcome with relaxation? When we reduce this stress using a variety of techniques, relaxation can be a form of medicine for the body. This is what Dr. Beth Darnall joins me on the podcast to discuss. She breaks down the effectiveness of relaxation in reducing chronic pain while […]

Dave Bookbinder goes Behind The Numbers with Jim Griffith Esq., Partner at Reger Rizzo & Darnall. In this episode we discuss class action lawsuits - how to avoid them and how to survive them. Check out more of Behind The Numbers on YouTubeBehind The Numbers is available wherever you get your podcasts.

This week, on Pain Reframed, Dr. Tim Flynn and Dr. Jeff Moore are joined by Dr. Beth Darnall, who is a pain psychologist, clinical scientist, and Clinical Professor at Stanford University.  Beth has a focus on pain catastrophizing as well as treating some of the key issues that prevent patients from succeeding with other pain treatments. Clinically, Beth provides psychological services to patients with catastrophic burn, spinal cord injury or amputation.  Her desire to specialize in the management of chronic pain was inspired by her clinical experiences and by her own personal experience with chronic pain.  Beth brings a wealth of knowledge to the episode as they discuss some key aspects to managing patients with chronic pain as well as altering systems to maximize positive treatment effects. LINKS: https://bethdarnall.com/ @bethdarnall http://ispinstitute.com http://evidenceinmotion.com @eimteam

These podcasts excerpted from a June 2019 webinar discuss the common causes and types of pain among dually eligible older adults, identifies promising practices for biopsychosocial pain management and demonstrates practical strategies for conducting geriatric pain assessments, delivering evidence-based treatment interventions, and supporting older adults in achieving their pain management and wellness goals. Speakers discuss the appropriate use of opioids and strategies to help older adults with opioid use disorder effectively manage chronic pain. Speakers, including an older adult with lived experience managing chronic pain, share lessons learned on how to effectively care for and support dually eligible older adults.

  Byron Darnall is the principal of Potter Gray Elementary School in Bowling Green Kentucky Long term sustainable change is slow. How do you improve something that is already successful? Examine the student experience. Who’s school is it? As educators we tend to operate from the center. Busyness is the disease of our time. How are you? Busy!

On this episode of the Healthy Wealthy and Smart Podcast, I welcome Dr. Beth Darnall back on the show to discuss the role of psychology in pain treatment. Beth Darnall, PhD is Clinical Professor at Stanford University in the Department of Anesthesiology, Perioperative and Pain Medicine, and by courtesy, Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences. She is principal investigator for $13M in national pain and opioid reduction research projects. She investigates targeted pain psychology treatments she has developed to reduce chronic pain, as well as pain and opioid use after surgery. In this episode, we discuss: -How both sensation and emotions influence someone’s pain experience -Do clinicians receive training in pain? -The importance of behavioral medicine and pain modulation strategies to reduce pain suffering -The success of opioid tapering in the outpatient setting -Why physical therapists should collaborate with pain psychologists -And so much more!   “Pain is much more than just a noxious or negative sensory experience.”   “Psychology is actually integral to our experience of pain but curiously we don’t tend to treat it that way in our society and in our culture.”   “If we treat half of the definition of anything how can we be surprised when our outcomes are suboptimal.”   “Once we have ongoing pain, keeping our attention focused on pain is actually counter-productive.”   “Patients do not want to be on opioids.”   “We need to flip the script and integrate psychology in the very beginning.”   For more information on Dr. Darnall: Beth Darnall, PhD is Clinical Professor at Stanford University in the Department of Anesthesiology, Perioperative and Pain Medicine, and by courtesy, Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences. She is principal investigator for $13M in national pain and opioid reduction research projects. She investigates targeted pain psychology treatments she has developed to reduce chronic pain, as well as pain and opioid use after surgery. In 2018, her compassionate, community-based, patient-centered opioid tapering research was published in JAMA Internal Medicine and received a national award. She is now leading a $9M national study on compassionate opioid tapering. She delivers pain psychology and opioid reduction lectures and workshops nationally and internationally. She is author of The Opioid-Free Pain Relief Kit ©2016; Less Pain, Fewer Pills: Avoid the dangers of prescription opioids and gain control over chronic pain ©2014; and Psychological Treatment for Chronic Pain ©2018. She spoke on the psychology of pain relief at the 2018 World Economic Forum (Davos, Switzerland). She has been featured in major media outlets, including O Magazine, Forbes, Scientific American, The Washington Post, BBC Radio, Nature and TIME Magazine.   Resources discussed on this show: Beth Darnall Website Beth Darnall Twitter Beth Darnall Products Psychological Treatments for Patients With Chronic Pain   Thanks for listening and subscribing to the podcast! Make sure to connect with me on twitter, instagram and facebook to stay updated on all of the latest! Show your support for the show by leaving a rating and review on iTunes!   Have a great week and stay Healthy Wealthy and Smart!   Xo Karen    

We welcome back, to Pain Reframed, Dr. Beth Darnall, who is a pain psychologist, clinical scientist, and Clinical Professor at Stanford University. Beth has such a passion and commitment to making a difference in the management of persistent pain as well as reducing the opioid epidemic. In episode 28 with Beth, we discussed the fact that we tend to ignore the pain psychology of patients. Today, we’re continuing that discussion and getting also into the topic of pain catastrophizing and what to do about it. Beth has a focus on pain catastrophizing as well as treating some of the key issues that prevent patients from succeeding with other pain treatments. Clinically, Beth provides psychological services to patients with catastrophic burn, spinal cord injury or amputation.  Her desire to specialize in the management of chronic pain was inspired by her clinical experiences and by her own personal experience with chronic pain. LINKS: https://bethdarnall.com/ bdarnall@stanford.edu @bethdarnall http://ispinstitute.com http://evidenceinmotion.com @eimteam

Chantel wrote into the Big Favour to tell us about her cousin Melanie who lives in the rural area of Darnall on the North Coast of KZN. Melanie is in desperate need of a wheelchair and the Big Favour grants her with more than just that.

After fighting her own battle with chronic pain at a young age, Dr. Beth Darnall is on a mission to provide people in pain with the answers and access she wishes she had all those years ago. These answers, she believes, don’t lie in pills, but in the human brain. Dr. Darnall is currently leading a $9M research award to find effective strategies for tapering off opioids and to validate the psychological interventions she believes can help many of those who suffer. Join us as she offers advice for pain sufferers, providers, and payers on how to move forward from the opioid epidemic, and reduce pain safely.

Dr. Beth Darnall’s most recent paper, Patient Centered Prescription Opioid Tapering in Community Outpatients With Chronic Pain, raised some concern on opioid addiction and the reduction of opioid prescribing. Dr. Darnall highly believes opioids have a place as part of an integrative pain care program for certain types of chronic pain syndromes. If you're somebody who has chronic pain, conservative pain care can be difficult to access because it's often not prescribed. Her paper tackles the role of opioid in chronic pain and the numerous barriers patients have to go through to receive the care they deserve. The study also focused on how patients would do if physicians worked with them in a voluntary patient-centered way, each step of the way allaying their concerns and fears about opioid reduction, and working with them to very slowly reduce their opioids over a certain course. Sign up for the latest episode at www.drjoetatta.com/podcasts.   Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the Healing Pain Podcast Community today: drjoetatta.com Healing Pain Podcast Facebook Healing Pain Podcast Twitter Healing Pain Podcast YouTube Healing Pain Podcast LinkedIn

Dr. Byron Darnall asks the very important question of himself and those he leads: Why would talented people want to work here? His knowledge, competence, passion and vulnerability shine through as he generously pours into us!Dissertation: The Value of Iowa School District Community Demographic Data in Explaining SchoolDistrict ITBS/ITED 3rd and 11th Grade Language Arts and Mathematics Scores See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Even though pain and I are complete enemies, I feel like we are best friends in a way, simply because we know each other so well and I don’t live a day without it. When pain becomes a normal part of your life, then you can’t imagine a day without it and you “just get used to it.” Some people choose to deal with pain with pills, but many of us are forced to consider other options. Are there other options? My guest today is here to share interesting techniques and perspectives that can help us manage pain without medications. Dr. Beth Darnall is THE specialist on pain management from Stanford University. As the author of three books, she is “dedicated to empowering life beyond pain.” Beth shares her practical tips to help you get control of your chronic pain and gives words of hope for anyone who longs to live life to the fullest without being a slave to pain. Learn to tap into the control of your mind and your body and break the power of pain!

Kathryn interviews Stanford University Clinical Associate Professor Beth Darnall PhD, author of “Less Pain Fewer Pills: Avoid the Dangers of Prescription Opioids and Gain Control Over Chronic Pain”. In 2014 over 28,000 Americans died of opioid overdoses. Using her 15 years of experience treating adults with chronic pain Dr. Darnall provides concrete, evidence-based psychological and behavioral alternatives for pain control. Dr. Darnall is featured on NPR, ABC News and in Women's Health Magazine. br Kathryn also interviews Fox News' Outnumbered cohost Andrea Tantaros, author of “Tied Up in Knots: How Getting What We Wanted Made Women Miserable”. 50 years after The Feminine Mystique, relations between men and women in America have never been more dysfunctional. If women are more liberated than ever before, why aren't they happier? Tantaros exposes how the feminist pursuit of equality went too far, and how the unintended pitfalls of that power trade have made women (and men!) miserable.

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Writer and radio broadcaster Steve Darnall joins us to talk about his past works in comics. Steve worked in the fringe genres as the comics market struggled to survive after the speculation era went bust. You'll hear about his collaboration with Alex Ross on the 2 part UNCLE SAM prestige series , to his parody of classic romance comics for Slave Labor Graphics and his own companmy Funny Valentine.We also talk about Steve's current job hosting 2 radio shows which present classic Old Time Radio programs Those Were The Days and Yesterday USA, where he puts a historical context while presenting dramas comedies and documentaries made from the 1930s-1950s. As opposed to a nostalgic "Remember When" angle that older hosts use for a geritatric audience, Steve's show is one of discovery for a younger generation who come to these programs with a fresh perspective.Then we talk about the radio superheroes some of which predate the 1938 debut of Superman. Darnall talks about the origins of The Lone Ranger and Green Hornet, created by Detroit radio station WXYZ owner Geoge W Trendle and writer Fran Striker. We also look at the 1940 Superman radio serial. You'll learn how many of the common phrases and plot points of the comics originated on radio like Jimmy Olson, kryptonite, and the infamous lines from Metropolis  citizens "Look, up in the sky ..." .