Podcast appearances and mentions of Debbie Jones

Arkansas recently joined a growing number of states that support cellphone restrictions in schools, launching a $7 million pilot program to create “phone-free” schools as part of a broader effort to improve student mental health and curb screen addiction. While research on cellphone bans is mixed, some studies show associated improvements in student mental health and academic performance, as well as decreases in bullying. For a firsthand perspective on the impact of such bans on students and the school environment, we're joined on this episode by Dr. Debbie Jones, superintendent of Bentonville Schools.

Parents know their kids need to regularly visit the dentist, but don't think about seeing an optician in the same way, says Dr. Debbie Jones. As new research suggests 1 in 3 children globally suffer from myopia, Jones explains why getting outside, away from screens, can help.

This week on the Where Parents Talk podcast host Lianne Castelino speaks to Dr. Debbie Jones, Clinical Professor
School of Optometry and Vision Science,
Lead Clinical Scientist
Centre for Ocular Research & Education at the
University of Waterloo
and mother of two about the myopia (nearsightedness) epidemic in kids and youth.

My guest on today's episode is Debbie Jones.  Debbie is the lead trainer and owner of Confident Director, a company that provides coaching, consulting, training, networking, and online courses.  She enjoys guiding directors and teachers to reach their unique potential in their professional roles.  She has over 20 years of experience in early childhood education working with faith-based and secular programs. Debbie received her Bachelor of Arts from Howard Payne University and she holds a Texas director certificate.  In this episode, Debbie discusses the concept of risky play and its importance in childhood development. Risky play refers to allowing children to engage in activities that involve some level of risk, such as climbing, exploring, and problem-solving. She emphasizes the need to trust children and their abilities, allowing them to make decisions and learn from their experiences. She also highlights the benefits of risky play, including increased self-confidence, problem-solving skills, and awareness of their surroundings. Debbie suggests that educators should create a "yes environment" that promotes risky play and encourages children to take appropriate risks. She also advises teachers to observe and notice children's interests and abilities, and to provide opportunities for them to engage in risky play in a safe and supervised manner. Overall, Debbie emphasizes the importance of trusting children and allowing them to take risks to foster their development and build their confidence and problem-solving skills. Are there a couple of traditional rules in your classroom that you're willing to step away from for a few days?  I want to encourage you to remember that young children rarely take risks beyond what they are capable of if we trust them!  The next time a child takes a risk that makes you gasp….stop yourself to adjust for a split second before yelling STOPPPP or “BE CAREFUL” and take a breath.  Be ready to support them but don't stop them. See what happens. My guess is that you'll be celebrating their success at doing something that required bravery and courage!   You can access Debbie's website HERE. As always, we would love to connect with you on Instagram HERE and on Facebook HERE.  

Debbie Jones is one of the most recognizable names in the world of Myopia Management. She is a clinical professor at the University of Waterloo School of Optometry and a lead clinical scientist at the Centre for Ocular Research and Education. In this episode, Debbie discusses the current state of the profession with regards to myopia management, what is currently being taught in optometry schools, and what the research is telling us. This episode is the third in a four-part series of discussions sponsored by Hoya Vision Care Canada. Be sure to check out the first two interviews and stay on the lookout for the fourth episode coming soon! Learn more about how Hoya is helping optometry fight myopia at www.hoyavision.ca Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review & share! http://www.aboutmyeyes.com/podcast

Are you ready to embark on an exciting journey into the realm of myopia and discover the potential of red light therapy? In this electrifying episode, we're about to unravel the mysteries and future possibilities surrounding these fascinating topics. Join us as we sit down with the remarkable Dr. Debbie Jones, a distinguished expert in the field.Our adventure begins with a burning question: Can red light therapy redefine the way we approach myopia care? This revolutionary concept has been making waves in the wellness world, and Dr. Jones is here to shed light on its promising applications and where it might take us.This episode promises to captivate and intrigue. Dr. Debbie Jones brings her expertise to the table, and we guarantee you'll leave with a fresh perspective on these enthralling topics.Tune in now and join the conversation as we explore the future of myopia care and the bright possibilities of red light therapy on The Myopia Podcast!About Deborah Jones:Debbie Jones is a Clinical Professor at the School of Optometry and VisionScience and a Clinical Scientist at the Centre for Ocular Research & Education(CORE), at the University of Waterloo.Her main area of clinical focus is in pediatric optometry and her main area ofresearch activity is in the area of myopia control.Debbie has a keen interest in the eyecare needs of indigenous peoples and hasprovided eyecare to a remote community in Northern Ontario on a number ofoccasions.Trained in the UK, Debbie has been a faculty member at the School ofOptometry and Vision Science for 25 years. She is formally a partner in an awardwinning private practice in the UK and has published articles in optometricjournals and regularly presents at optometric conferences worldwide. She is aFellow of the British College of Optometrists, the British Contact LensAssociation and the American Academy of Optometry.

SummaryOn this episode of The Bentonville Beacon, host James Bell sits down with Dr. Debbie Jones, Superintendent of Bentonville Schools. Previously, Dr. Jones served as Assistant Commissioner for Learning Services at the Arkansas Department of Education where she led its largest unit, which worked to enact educational legislation. Additionally, James is joined by Teresa Hudson, Immediate Past Director of Bentonville Schools' Ignite Professional Studies, a program that provides relevant learning experiences in collaboration with regional businesses, nonprofits and industry professionals. Throughout the episode, James, Debbie and Teresa discuss why Bentonville Schools ranks amongst the top 2 percent in the nation, the school system's leadership in workforce development and the incredible opportunities offered to students through the Ignite Professional Studies program.Thanks for tuning in!Show NotesTimestamps in this blog are for the audio-only version of the podcast; video timing differs.(0:47) Introduction to Dr. Debbie Jones and Teresa Hudson(5:54) Bentonville Schools' National Rankings and Statistics(12:40) About Ignite Professional Studies(20:24) An Ignite Success Story(24:51) How Ignite Will Continue to Evolve(27:52) More Bentonville School Programs(30:26) Local Ignite Partners(38:28) How Bentonville Helps Debbie and Teresa Live Their Best Lives(51:36) #BecauseBentonville Story‍LinksJames Bell Bentonville Economic Development Dr. Debbie JonesBentonville SchoolsTeresa HudsonIgnite Professional StudiesNot mentioned in episode: Ignite's new Director, Jessica ImelQuotes“Our employees, they don't just do it for the money. They do it because they truly love students, and they do whatever it takes to get kids proficient as they should, to master the content, to be the very best musicians, or the best athletes, whatever that may be.” - Dr. Debbie Jones, (6:59)“In [Ignite Professional Studies], we hope to provide college credit for all our students to do certifications and to have internships. We feel like that's the perfect blend of college career training that we want all our students to graduate with. What we hope to achieve is that they make better selections of what they want to do after high school.” - Teresa Hudson, (13:17)“That social piece, having friends, having a supportive network, is linked with longevity. And we have that here…all the city leaders are present and they reach out and will help each other because we all want to be very inclusive. We welcome people here, and we want everybody to be successful.” - Dr. Debbie Jones, (38:29)“Everyone cares about everything and they want all of it to be good. So I feel like that's just the essence of Bentonville is that we're all in it together and we all are looking for excellence in everything we do. And we're proud, really proud to live here.” - Teresa Hudson, (52:55)

Myopia or nearsightedness is increasing. So is strain from the effort to focus for so long. Our guests are Dr. Harry Bohnsack, President of the Canadian Association of Optometrists; and Prof. Debbie Jones, Lead Clinical Scientist at the Centre for Ocular Research and Education at the University of Waterloo.

Around half the world's population is projected to be myopic (or nearsighted) by 2050! Today's guest says that, far from being insurmountable, preventing or delaying the onset of myopia is possible.Dr. Debbie Jones recommends that group benefits administrators and wellness coordinators help their employees consider outdoor time and screen time plans for their children. She also describes a range of therapies that are available to slow myopia progression, including specialized contact lenses and eyeglasses, as well as eye drops.A new podcast designed for non-medical listeners explains the reasons behind the global childhood myopia epidemic and what that means for Canadian families. Featuring Dr. Debbie Jones, a clinical scientist from the Centre for Ocular Research & Education (CORE) and internationally known myopia expert, the 22-minute discussion is part of the Don't Lose Sight interview series from the Canadian Association of Optometrists.The work Debbie and her team do is close to my family's heart and when I received a press release about the new pod, I had to get Debbie on the show. Questions For Debbie Include:What is pediatric myopia… and why should the HR community care?What's the impact of childhood myopia to employers?Is this kind of health care covered by most benefits plans? While half the world's population is projected to be myopic by 2050, the crisis is already evident in Canada. Dr. Jones notes that recent work showed a 30% prevalence among 11- to 13-year-olds in the Waterloo-Kitchener region. Remarkably, one-third of those children's caregivers were unaware of the problem until the research project uncovered the condition. How can employers better educate employees? What do HR teams perhaps not understand about childhood myopia?What can organizations do to encourage that employees' children received eye exams?What's ahead for the field of myopia control?You would encourage parents to have their children's eyes examined regularly by an optometrist, so that problems can be identified as early as possible.We do our best to ensure editorial objectivity. The views and ideas shared by our guests and sponsors are entirely independent of The HR Gazette, HRchat Podcast and Iceni Media Inc.   

Debbie Jones of Mike Jones DDS from Newport Beach, California joins us on this month's special practice deep dive episode! We discuss everything from making a successful switch to FFS, how to simplify collections and get paid more efficiently, tools and tips that keep their case acceptance and retention high, follow-up processes that work, keeping no-shows low, and so much more!You can reach Debbie at: debbiejones@mikejonesdds.comRead here for more information on how to track cancellations and no-shows: https://educate.dentalintel.com/en/articles/6070105-performance-board-cancellations-no-showsSee a demo of DI and get a $50 gift card: get.dentalintel.net/podcast

Infection control and prevention must be a priority area for care homes.In our latest industry-leading podcast our expert panel discusses latest trends and provides some top tips for our readers.Our experts discuss:How to run an efficient laundry operation and keep costs downWhy infection control and prevention must be at the top of care homes' agendaThe importance of staff trainingWhy care homes should undertake a laundry audit to assess energy usage and costsHow automation and technology can free up staff to spend more time on careHow investment in technology can ensure laundry equipment runs 24/7Why care homes need to think more about airborne transmission as well as surface contact and hand washing. How air purifiers can help with thisJoin our expert panel of Debbie Jones, sales manager at Washco,  Richard Newton, owner at Opeque, Pete Hewitson, customer service manager at Smart Wellbeing Solutions and Robert Ackland, digital director at JLA.Podcast sponsored by Smooth Digital and hosted by Alan Rustad for Care Home Management magazine.  Support the show

The Northern Virginia Resource Center for Deaf & Hard of Hearing Persons (NVRC) is a non-profit organization that empowers Deaf and Hard of Hearing people and their families through education and community involvement. NVRC does not directly diagnose and treat patients; instead, they offer a myriad of educational materials and technologies for patients, their families, and their providers. In this episode, Amyn Amlani sits down with NVRC staff members Dr. Joan Ehrlich, Bonnie O'Leary, and Debbie Jones on their various community outreach strategies, many of which could be implemented in a traditional private practice. Be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest episodes each week, and follow This Week in Hearing on LinkedIn and Twitter: https://www.linkedin.com/company/this-week-in-hearing/ https://twitter.com/WeekinHearing

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Covid-19  isn't over and it remains an important concern for care home providers who want to do the right thing to protect their residents and employees.Our infection control podcasts have been some of our most popular listens during the pandemic and, as the country moves to the next phase, we offer some more top tips from industry experts.Our roundtable panel discusses:The importance of face masks as part of infection control procedures, choosing the right masks (for filtration, comfort and price), supply chain issues around PPE and proper wear instructions Using technology in laundry to manage infection control Hospital-grade air purification. More specifically, demystifying air purification technologies in the context of Covid-19The importance of total hygiene, not only on the plates residents eat off and the cups they drink from, but also washbowls, dementia learning aids, staff crocs etc – and how warewashing is the safe, hygienic and economical way of achieving thisJoin our experts:Washco sales manager Debbie Jones, Meiko UK Ltd   managing director Paul Anderson, Christian Hendriksen, co-founder and CEO at Rensair and Kevin Morris, managing director at Ultrafilter Great Britain Ltd.  Podcast hosted by Alan Rustad and sponsored by Care Home Marketing experts Smooth Digital.Support the show (http://chmonline.co.uk)

James Brand, Head of European Utility Research discusses with Debbie Jones, Global Head of ESG Company Research the ambitious targets set by Germany's coalition government, arguably Europe's most ambitious decarbonisation targets. The targets aims to transform Germany's power market, reaching 80% renewable generation by 2030 while closing its remaining nuclear plants and phasing out coal. It could put Germany at the forefront of the energy transition.

James Brand, Head of European Utility Research discusses with Debbie Jones, Global Head of ESG Company Research the ambitious targets set by Germany's coalition government, arguably Europe's most ambitious decarbonisation targets. The targets aims to transform Germany's power market, reaching 80% renewable generation by 2030 while closing its remaining nuclear plants and phasing out coal. It could put Germany at the forefront of the energy transition.

Dr Chris Rehm talks about the 40 Days for Life Kick off Rally. Debbie Jones shares her story of courage stepping down from working for an invitro fertilization clinic. Adam Macleod discusses Joe Biden's vaccine mandate.

Infection control and prevention has arguably never been more important.We continue our series of industry-leading podcasts with an Infection Control Special.Our guests are Julie Rayner, senior infection control lead at provider Hallmark Care Homes, Lesley McCready, experiential and vocational lead at provider Vida Healthcare, and Debbie Jones, sales manager at leading supplier Washco.They discuss how to control infection in the laundry, the future of PPE in care homes and they chat about some innovative ways to improve hand washing among staff and residents.Tune in to all our podcasts here.Support the show (http://chmonline.co.uk)

Little Oxmound Farms LLC has changed from the beginning with first using milk cans and buckets transporting dairy milk by horses. Then, the family went to a pipeline. The farm has changed, but the memories will last. Debbie Jones Little, Diane Barganz (sister), and Darlene Borud (sister) were know as the "Jones Girls!" Although they don't have any cows anymore, they have many memories in the barn "swinging around." Today they are still crop farming and enjoy still being involved in their family's legacy. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr Debbie Jones who is a clinical professor of Optometry at the University of Waterloo and Clinical Scientist at the Centre for Ocular research and education.

Elder Craig C. Christensen was sustained as a General Authority Seventy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on October 5, 2002. At the time of his call he was serving as a member of the Fifth Quorum of the Seventy in the Utah South Area. Elder Christensen was named President of the Utah Area on August1, 2018. He previously served as a member of the Presidency of the Seventy from 2012 to 2018, with supervisory responsibilities in various areas of the Church. As a General Authority, Elder Christensen served as President of the Mexico South Area from 2003 to 2007 while living in Mexico City. He has also served in various departments and assignments at Church headquarters, including as Executive Director of the Priesthood and Family Department. Other notable callings include full-time missionary in the Chile Santiago South Mission, president of the México México City East Mission, counselor in a branch presidency at the Provo Missionary Training Center, and bishop. Elder Christensen graduated from Brigham Young University with a bachelor’s degree in accounting. He went on to earn a master of business administration from the University of Washington. Over the years, he has been a visiting instructor of business and religion courses at several universities, including Brigham Young University. At the time of his call as a General Authority, Elder Christensen was a self-employed businessman in the retail automotive, insurance, and real estate development industries. He previously worked as an executive with several privately owned companies and with an international accounting and consulting firm based in San Francisco, California. Craig Cloward Christensen was born in Salt Lake City, Utah, on March 18, 1956. He married Debbie Jones in March 1978. They are the parents of four children.

I’m super happy you’ve tuned in for this special panel episode…as we explore how to get our mojo back after dealing with the pandemic for more than a year now. I’m honoured to have the following coaches share their experiences, expertise, and insights with us: Confidence Coach - Joanna Li, CPCC, ACCCareer & Leadership Coach - Debbie Jones, CPCC, ACCLeadership & Flourishing Coach - Iris Cai, CPCC, PCCEarly Career & Confidence Coach - Laura DunnKey Takeaway Summary from Season 3, Episode 10:We explore what mojo means to different people and hear real-life examples how our coaches found their own mojoWe get tips and learn about different resources to get us back on trackAnd, of course, we get to reflect on our own situation with some stand out coaching questions and inquires.Before we tune in, I’d like to acknowledge that if you’ve been really down for a long time we’d encourage you to seek supplementary support from a therapist on a regular basis. Let’s hear how we can get our mojo back!For a complimentary 1st coaching chat, simply go to CoachMe.global/book.CoachMe. Listen. Connect. Thrive.

In this episode, we speak with Debbie Jones, a 43-year veteran in ministry, founder of Bloom Ministry for women and the Special Assistant to the President of Stadia that works in strategic relationships, Discipleship Journey groups, donors, church planting couples, consulting & discipleship groups for women. We talk about the idea behind having courage for just 20 seconds and what that looks like when we do it. She provides so much practical wisdom we can use to take steps towards turning our dreams into reality and fear into courage.Support the show (https://thetruthrepublic.com/donate/)

Courage is contagious! You will want to listen to all Debbie has to say and grasp onto her courage train!

Do you have goals? How on track are you with your goals? Do you still like them or do you find them demotivating?Today, I’ll be talking with Career & Leadership Coach Debbie Jones, CPCC, ACC about re-energizing your personal and professional goals to get what you truly want. With a long and varied career in many facets of Human Resource Management, Debbie combines her corporate experience with her passion for helping people achieve their goals, work related or personal.Debbie is a firm believer that no matter where you are in your career or level of leadership, a coach is there to help you thrive, not just survive! We spend a large part of our waking lives working, which is why it is so important to ensure that we are spending that time doing something that fulfills us.Based in Vancouver, Debbie has coached clients across Canada and around the world. She has lived in 6 towns/cities, in 4 countries, on 3 continents, and that is the reason she is able to connect so easily with people.Debbie is a yoga-loving marathon runner who is constantly challenging herself physically by participating in competitions, challenges, and marathons, making her the ideal coach to talk about energizing our own goals.Key Takeaway Summary from Season 3, Episode 08:We learn about goals, resolutions, and intentions – which of them work best for actual change and how to go about that with a few practical stepsWe find out how to set us up for success with creative and easy ways for accountability and fun along the wayWe also discover several reasons why goals fail and what to do to about it.Resources mentioned during the podcast:Book: The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People - Powerful Lessons in Personal Change by Stephen R. CoveyBook: All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony DoerrBook a free initial coaching session with Debbie Jones now at CoachMe.global/book.Quote: "Having a goal helps us live intentionally. A goal is not a want, wish, or a preference. Having a goal helps you solidify what you want."CoachMe. Listen. Connect. Thrive.

Here’s why Stonoview is an exceptional place to buy new construction homes.   Many people have been asking me lately about new construction and what my favorite neighborhoods are. There are plenty of excellent neighborhoods, but one that stands out (and where of our many of our clients have landed happily) is Stonoview. Debbie Jones joins me today because she’s the expert on the Lennar homes at Stonoview. If you haven’t been there, you need to visit because it’s a beautiful, waterfront community on the Stono River.  “Most of our clients who buy new construction purchase a Lennar house.” The neighborhood boasts great amenities and three different collections of homes, which means about 21 models to choose from—something for everyone. Most of our clients who buy new construction purchase a Lennar house because they’re such a fantastic builder.  Debbie and Marta are there seven days a week to give you more information or provide a model home tour. You can also visit their website, and type “Stonoview” into the search bar to get information, or make an appointment to go out and see these magnificent properties.  If you have questions about buying in the Stonoview area or concerning real estate in general, call or email us. We would love to help you.

Anthem - Your Grace Still Amazes Me By Charlie & Debbie Jones

Anthem - Your Grace Still Amazes Me By Charlie & Debbie Jones

Anthem - Counting Every Blessing

Anthem - Counting Every Blessing

Natalie Gommon interviews Debbie Jones, Owner of an award winning cheese shop & deli in the Forest of Dean (United Kindgom).

In this edition of Talk Show Natalie interviews Debbie Jones who talks about her experience of owning and running a Deli and what exactly a deli sells. In the interview Natalie also finds out another interesting thing about Debbie

Life of the Flesh vs Life of the Spirit : In this message Debbie Jones covers scriptures confirming that if you have a Familiar Spirit, you are not saved. A familiar Spirit comes with burning candles and incense unauthorized or being under unauthorized covering. You do not belong to Yahweh. To receive guidance and the proper process to receive the gift of salvation, one must submit to an Authorized Covering, meaning a Ministry Gift with a Holy Angel & of course the Holy Spirit. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/debbie454/message

Today, you’ll get to experience the 1st of 2 live podcast episodes we recorded as part of our live event “Goal Setting, Feedback, Performance Reviews – How to Succeed in 2020!” The event featured a total of 5 coaches on 2 panels and a room filled with engaged attendees during 1 afternoon.In today’s episode you’ll hear from our 1st panel as we’re talking all about “Performance Reviews: Coaching to Give & Get Feedback” with our Featured Coaches:Certified Life, Career & Executive Coach Laks Kutty (CEC)Certified Career and Leadership Coach Debbie Jones (CPCC)Both have longstanding, successful careers as HR Professionals.As well as several audience members of the live event who participated in the interactive Q&A session.Here are some of the things you’ll learn:Why are performance reviews important and what is their purpose?What are some best practices and expectations for performance reviews?What role does the employee and the leader play in this process?How you can prepare for a performance review meeting?What you can do when you hardly see your manager or they don’t seem to care…What to do when you don’t agree with the review?How you can approach your manager to get the feedback that actually helps you.What happens after a performance review?Together with Laks and Debbie, we’ve created a resource document to help you prepare for your reviews and give tips on how to get the most of it.The content was part of the Event Playbook available to attendees of the live event. And we refer to it during the recording.Click below to download your complimentary copy of the resource document.Performance Reviews DocumentWithout further ado, enjoy this episode of the CoachMe Vancouver Podcast!CoachMe Vancouver. Listen. Connect. Thrive.

2019 Christmas Cantata

2019 Christmas Cantata

Prince Andrew has hit the news headlines after his recent interview on the BBC....where he virtually denies all wrongdoing in the Epstein scandal....an appearance I felt was somewhat misguided.......... The TV Children In Need annual fundraising event has raised over 47 million pounds which will go towards a good cause....however with certain political parties promising to donate BILLIONS to better the country not forgetting intended high speed rail routes going BILLIONS over budget....... On the entertainment front we have the return of "I'm a celebrity get me out of here" which is very popular for some reason....I see they have stopped the killing of small creatures in the "trials" which is........ I was chatting to some friends about strange coincidences which most of us have had....the most unbelievable one I had was when I was working on Radio Merseyside with my pal And on the subject of Radio Merseyside the song this week is a jingle I wrote for Debbie Jones who had a daily competition where listeners had to guess what a certain sound ........

Prince Andrew has hit the news headlines after his recent interview on the BBC....where he virtually denies all wrongdoing in the Epstein scandal....an appearance I felt was somewhat misguided.......... The TV Children In Need annual fundraising event has raised over 47 million pounds which will go towards a good cause....however with certain political parties promising to donate BILLIONS to better the country not forgetting intended high speed rail routes going BILLIONS over budget....... On the entertainment front we have the return of "I'm a celebrity get me out of here" which is very popular for some reason....I see they have stopped the killing of small creatures in the "trials" which is........ I was chatting to some friends about strange coincidences which most of us have had....the most unbelievable one I had was when I was working on Radio Merseyside with my pal And on the subject of Radio Merseyside the song this week is a jingle I wrote for Debbie Jones who had a daily competition where listeners had to guess what a certain sound ........

Watch online at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P78acf2q7vs

Debbie Jones, Director of Bloom, Stadia's women in church planting ministry, shares with us her knowledge of how to answer God's call on our lives. With decades of ministry experience, including planting 2 churches, Debbie has a sweet and special way of breaking down some practical steps we can take to walking out God's calling. Support the show (https://thetruthrepublic.com/donate/)

The Five Point Play Podcast is back for Season 2! We chronicle the possible starters, off-season news (or lack thereof), concerns for 2019-2020, and the change in landscape with the NIL bills rolling in. Plus a big shoutout to Debbie Jones. Don't miss it!

IntroductionOur guest this week is Debbie Jones (CPCC), certified Career and Leadership Coach.Debbie’s extensive experience in corporate Human Resources, combined with formal coach training, position her as an ideal coach in the areas of career and leadership development.As we spend a large part of our waking lives at work, she believes that it’s so important to ensure that we are spending that time doing something that fulfills us. And Debbie’s here to help us achieve that as well as overall career success.Key Takeaway Summary from Season 2, Episode 01We talk about finding our ideal career through coaching.We learn about how we can find ourselves in the wrong career, and what effect a wrong career choice has on our life, health, and the people around us.Find out a creative way to identify our ideal career.Debbie walks us through a visualization exercise. Get your note book and pens ready to either write along or look for a quiet place to do the exercise while you’re listening in.We’ll learn how Debbie uses the visualization information to identify next practical steps to get to your ideal job.Questions In A Bag – Find out Debbie’s answers to these random questions:“Car, Transit, Bike or Walking?”“What’s on your mind?”“What would you like to remembered for?”In today’s show, Debbie takes us through a visualization exercise and outlines how this fits in with the overall coaching approach to identify our ideal career.Book a free initial consultation session with Debbie Jones now at CoachMeVancouver.com/bookQuote: “Coming from this place of excitement as opposed to a check box list, I think that makes it easier…. You need that excitement and energy to make big changes.”CoachMe Vancouver. Listen. Connect. Thrive.

Today's episode is for every mom with kids from "hard places" and especially moms whose children have brain differences due to trauma, prenatal exposure, or other factors. Debbie Jones is the adoptive mom of a young adult son with FASD. Today she shares her wisdom and wealth of experience with setting realistic expectations for our children in order to help them succeed. Her story is honest, real, and filled with hope. Don't miss it! Links Relevant to this episode: Connect with Deb on Facebook God, Are You Nice or Mean?: Trusting God . . . After the Orphanage* by Deb Jones #40: Parenting Kids with FASDs and Invisible Disabilities Successfully with Eileen Devine *This is an affiliate link *If you’re already on our email list, you automatically receive each week’s download in our Quick Connection email.

Today's episode is for every mom with kids from "hard places" and especially moms whose children have brain differences due to trauma, prenatal exposure, or other factors. Debbie Jones is the adoptive mom of a young adult son with FASD. Today she shares her wisdom and wealth of experience with setting realistic expectations for our children in order to help them succeed. Her story is honest, real, and filled with hope. Don't miss it! Links Relevant to this episode: Connect with Deb on Facebook God, Are You Nice or Mean?: Trusting God . . . After the Orphanage* by Deb Jones #40: Parenting Kids with FASDs and Invisible Disabilities Successfully with Eileen Devine *This is an affiliate link *If you're already on our email list, you automatically receive each week's download in our Quick Connection email.

Death is a part of life and deserves to be discussed. Gilchrist bereavement specialist Debbie Jones suggests ways to acknowledge grief and tells us about “The Day of Healing and Remembering -- Honoring Our Losses.” It’s a community event on Saturday, June 15, where art therapist Sharon Strouse will prepare activities to acknowledge the loss of loved ones.Plus … we talk with Dan Hensley, an anatomical services specialist at the Maryland State Anatomy Board, to learn why people choose to donate their bodies to medical research and how their contributions are honored at a state memorial service.

Myopia, in simple terms is also called "nearsightedness." If you are myoptic, you see things more clearly when up close and see things blurred in the distance. With the increased cases of myopia in children, Dr. Debbie Jones discusses this global epidemic and its impact, genetic and environmental factors that contribute to myopia and control solutions for children. Visit www.hpr.fm to listen to more interviews about healthcare and research findings.

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It strikes me that we have become a nation of moaners....especially the older generation....you go on Facebook and there they are with the grumbles and outrage about politicians and the way the country is run.....yet no-one does anything about it.....the easiest thing in the world is to criticise .....if you can do better get off you backside and get on with it.....and we seem to be stuck in the past....we keep harping back to the good old days with endless programmes on The Beatles etc....with old guys forming bands and going out with their shades and cowboy hats....and playing for nothing.....very strange....coupled with this we have the P.C. brigade...the feminists...and the easily offended telling us what we can and can't say or do.....there's only a handful of them so why not just sweep them aside and ignore them?....I certainly do. 2,I watched The Greatest Showman over Xmas....a great film which I thoroughly enjoyed....great songs....also unfortunately Mary Poppins was on.....now I have always been told I look like Dick Van Dyke (can't see it myself) so my son tells my grandson while they are watching it "There's Granddad"....after which I was bombarded with questions from him about Mary Poppins....which I have never seen.......to make matters worse the next day Chitty Bang Bang was on.....which I have never seen...so I faced a lot more difficult questions about that one....my son found it all hilarious.....the nipper will go back to school and tell all the kids his Granddad is a film star..........why did I have to be Dick Van Dyke?....why couldn't I have been The Fonz? 3.I also watched Michael Macintyre who I quite like but his show is becoming very samey....and he had a comic on who sounded like he'd had a comedy by-pass....do people not know what "funny" is these days?.....the P.C. brigade have seen off the ones who could actually make us laugh.....and I noticed Lee Evans was on one of the channels so I had a look to see if he had improved in any way.....'fraid not.....he was dreadful...and after 5 minutes I couldn't take any more.....yet he was playing to a full stadium which says it all......it's a shame that the younger generation don't know what comedy is as they have never seen any. 4.I watched The Voice the other night and they featured Lonnie Donegan's son (I notice you put this up on Facebook)...he was good but are we expected to believe that Tom Jones didn't know him?.....and the job they made of the song Lonnie wrote for Tom....rehearsed or what......"it was meant to be"...yeah sure..........Lonnie would now be 87 so he must have had the lad late......we owe a lot to Lonnie who started us all off with skiffle in the late 50s....it gave us the ability to play simple stuff.....eg Tom Dooley only had two chords...........but the problem with talent shows is they are too contrived for my liking.....we have grannie and the family in the wings ...why?....and they go on and get "judged"......they should put acts on who are good enough and give them TV exposure and let them take it from there...."judging" shouldn't come into it....then they would learn the game. 5.The song this week is called "Worrizit?" and is a jingle I wrote back in the day for Debbie Jones on Radio Merseyside......it was a daily competition on her radio programme where the listener would hear a noise and ring in and try and guess what the noise was....it was quite popular at the time.....I have just found this in a drawer in my studio....I haven't heard it for years....sadly it never made the top 20...can't imagine why.....

It strikes me that we have become a nation of moaners....especially the older generation....you go on Facebook and there they are with the grumbles and outrage about politicians and the way the country is run.....yet no-one does anything about it.....the easiest thing in the world is to criticise .....if you can do better get off you backside and get on with it.....and we seem to be stuck in the past....we keep harping back to the good old days with endless programmes on The Beatles etc....with old guys forming bands and going out with their shades and cowboy hats....and playing for nothing.....very strange....coupled with this we have the P.C. brigade...the feminists...and the easily offended telling us what we can and can't say or do.....there's only a handful of them so why not just sweep them aside and ignore them?....I certainly do. 2,I watched The Greatest Showman over Xmas....a great film which I thoroughly enjoyed....great songs....also unfortunately Mary Poppins was on.....now I have always been told I look like Dick Van Dyke (can't see it myself) so my son tells my grandson while they are watching it "There's Granddad"....after which I was bombarded with questions from him about Mary Poppins....which I have never seen.......to make matters worse the next day Chitty Bang Bang was on.....which I have never seen...so I faced a lot more difficult questions about that one....my son found it all hilarious.....the nipper will go back to school and tell all the kids his Granddad is a film star..........why did I have to be Dick Van Dyke?....why couldn't I have been The Fonz? 3.I also watched Michael Macintyre who I quite like but his show is becoming very samey....and he had a comic on who sounded like he'd had a comedy by-pass....do people not know what "funny" is these days?.....the P.C. brigade have seen off the ones who could actually make us laugh.....and I noticed Lee Evans was on one of the channels so I had a look to see if he had improved in any way.....'fraid not.....he was dreadful...and after 5 minutes I couldn't take any more.....yet he was playing to a full stadium which says it all......it's a shame that the younger generation don't know what comedy is as they have never seen any. 4.I watched The Voice the other night and they featured Lonnie Donegan's son (I notice you put this up on Facebook)...he was good but are we expected to believe that Tom Jones didn't know him?.....and the job they made of the song Lonnie wrote for Tom....rehearsed or what......"it was meant to be"...yeah sure..........Lonnie would now be 87 so he must have had the lad late......we owe a lot to Lonnie who started us all off with skiffle in the late 50s....it gave us the ability to play simple stuff.....eg Tom Dooley only had two chords...........but the problem with talent shows is they are too contrived for my liking.....we have grannie and the family in the wings ...why?....and they go on and get "judged"......they should put acts on who are good enough and give them TV exposure and let them take it from there...."judging" shouldn't come into it....then they would learn the game. 5.The song this week is called "Worrizit?" and is a jingle I wrote back in the day for Debbie Jones on Radio Merseyside......it was a daily competition on her radio programme where the listener would hear a noise and ring in and try and guess what the noise was....it was quite popular at the time.....I have just found this in a drawer in my studio....I haven't heard it for years....sadly it never made the top 20...can't imagine why.....

It’s always helpful to have someone ahead of us on the journey who has been there. This episode features the founder of Bloom, Debbie Jones, as she shares how this ministry got started and how she has encouraged countless women to live into their own calling. Related Links: Power of Moments by Chip & Dan Heath Join Stadia's Bloom Community

It's always helpful to have someone ahead of us on the journey who has been there. This episode features the founder of Bloom, Debbie Jones, as she shares how this ministry got started and how she has encouraged countless women to live into their own calling. Related Links: Power of Moments by Chip & Dan Heath Join Stadia's Bloom Community

Back to school? For some kids and parents, that can also mean back to mean girl culture, overwhelming social media pressures, and navigating a world that hasn't even been invented yet. Superintendent Debbie Jones talks with us about all of this, and how to provide children (and parents) with the tools they need for success.

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Jacksonville Aviation spokesperson Debbie Jones joins JMN to discuss a fire that evacuated Concourse A at JIA.

OK, so we get to interview cool families right? Their website says it best: "We are pilgrims on unpaved roads, living creatively, openly, frugally, outrageously to bring peace to the global fringe!" Andrew and Debbie Jones, have traveled extensively across Europe, North Africa, New Zealand, USA, Asia, and all places in between.

Dan and Greg along with Jerry interview Steve and Debbie Jones, an Ohio hunting couple who have been hunting together for over 30 years. We wanted to bring to the show debbie's hunting experience and take our listeners down the road to how Debbie got into hunting. This was in a time when products for the ladies just wasn't there yet. Steve and Debbie constructed a compound bow to fit her in size and draw weight. Jerry met this great couple in Southern Ohio in the Raccoon Wildlife Hunting Area and became life long friends. Hunting many seasons together sharing ideas and guiding Debbie down the road to a successful deer hunting career. Set back and enjoy this delightful couple on the Hunt Fish Journal. Thank You Steve and Debbie for the time spent to do this show ! Remember our sponsors Hemisphere Coffee Roasters in Mechanicsburg, Ohio contact Paul or Grace at 937-834-3230 Danssportshop.com for all your hunting and fishing needs, Dan has thousands of products for the hunter or fisherman!  Special thanks to Fisherman's Headquarters 142 South Keowee St. Dayton, Ohio.  Thank you to our listeners

2009 Exponential Conference Church Planting Spouses Track with Debbie Jones