Podcast appearances and mentions of denise roy

Denise Roy is the New Brunswick Conservation Representative for the Nature Conservancy of Canada

Denise Roy is with the Nature Conservancy of Canada in Moncton

The birds are just beginning to arrive at Johnson's Mills Shorebird Reserve. Bigger numbers are expected in the coming weeks. For what visitors can expect, we reached Denise Roy with the Nature Conservancy of Canada.

I received this book, My Monastery is a Minivan several years ago from my dear friend, Meredith.  I loved it then and I was so happy when I stumbled upon it recently.  Something that jumped out at me in the book is her approach to dealing with her teens.  The Author, Denise Roy, shares how she borrowed a few of the “R’s” from her friend, Pat’s book, 10 Best Gifts for Your Teen.     RECITE:  You will need to put this mantra on repeat in your brain and recite daily:  This is not about me. This is not about me.  OR  It’s not my fault.  It’s not my fault.  How many times have you taken a breath only to be accused of __ Well, you can fill in the blank with a few things just like me I’m sure.  Recite - it’s not about me and it’s not my fault.   REUSE:  Denise gives the example of noticing her son who was 17 at the time, walking by a mirror and admiring his buff physique.  She complimented him and he began talking to her about his workouts, etc.  She says, “I thought he would catch on when I started every conversation this way but he never did.”  REMEMBER:  She goes on to say, how important it is in the heat of a battle to remember that these teenagers are the same souls who told you when they were little that they were going to marry you, who brought you crumpled dandelions and told you they’d never leave you.  If you look really ard their eyelashes, or their cheeks, you see the resemblance.  If they don’t let you get that close during the day, sneak into their rooms while they’re sleeping.  Just hope they don’t wake up, or you’re toast! RUMBA:  We are on a lifelong dance with our kids; you step close; you step apart.  Close. Apart. Apart. Apart. Close.  You’re learning and they’re learning, and you’re going to step all over one another’s feet.  Have fun with it when you can, and when you can’t - call a friend and scream. REBEL:  This made me laugh because I have rebelled a time or two.  She says, “every once in a while, go on strike.  Spike your hair and see if anyone notices.  Serve dessert before dinner.  Dance hip hop to their music.  Give them some sense that there’s a secret side to you - it just might let them know there’s a real person in there. Love - Lis Connect with me https://www.momtellsall.com/

As we raise our children and focus on mindfulness, we can heal our own wounds.  In this episode, Sheila and Maria interview Grace Kendrick of Mindful Mama Yoga and Ayurveda who shares her personal story and journey to mindful parenting.   "The most precious gift we can offer others is our presence.  When mindfulness embraces those we love, they bloom like flowers." - Thich Nhat Hanh   Our children bring their own experiences, emotions, and desires into the world and, as parents, we strive to provide shelter, security, and acceptance to each of our children so that they can grow into confident and secure human beings.  Through mindfulness practices, we can stay grounded and committed to treating our children with love and respect through any difficult circumstance. Grace shares her personal story and parenting journey as well as the way she has been able to apply what she has learned to the mindfulness, yoga, and Ayurveda work she does with mothers and families.     Resources From This Episode: Grace Kendrick, Mindful Mama Yoga: http://www.mindfulmamayoga.com/ Spring Equinox Family Yoga Retreat: http://www.mindfulmamayoga.com/familyretreat2019.html Denise Roy, MFT, Momfulness: http://www.deniseroy.com/_center_momfulness__mothering_with_mindfulness__compassion__and_grace__center__56136.htm Mila Kabat-Zinn & Jon Kabat-Zinn, Everyday Blessings: The Inner Work of Mindful Parenting: https://www.amazon.com/Everyday-Blessings-Inner-Mindful-Parenting-ebook/dp/B0037B6QV6

Let's Just Do This Dr. George Grant and Denise Roy from The Academy of Wellness - In this podcast from Let's Just Do This, Margaret Wallis-Duffy and Todd Miller speak with Dr. George Grant, the founder & CEO of the Academy Of Wellness, and Denise Roy, VP of Operations & Strategic Alliance. In this episode we chat about pain management, diabetes, hypertension (high blood pressure), weight management and MORE!!! Dr. Grant enjoys a stellar academic and a fascinating career in research. He is a scientist, professor, chemist, toxicologist, nutritionist, biofeedback, stress management and a pain specialist. Dr Grant worked as a Senior Consultant for Health Canada, FDA and CDC as well as in private practice. Dr. George Grant has helped 10 Fortune 500 companies, 10 non profit organizations and 10 Olympic athletes along with 5000 clients worldwide. He has over 100 published articles, conference presentations, book reviews and 10 bestselling books. and Denise Roy from the Academy of Wellness. If you'd like further info about how Dr. Grant can help YOU with a Biofeedback + Pain/Stress Management consultation, head over to http://www.academyofwellness.com for further details on how to book an appointment! For more information about Dr. George Grant or Denise Roy, find them on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/academyofwel... or on the web at http://www.academyofwellness.com If you have a story idea or a guest that we should interview, reach out to the Let's Just Do This podcast team at wownewmediapodcast@gmail.com, online at www.wallisforwellness.com, or on FB at www.facebook.com/wallisforwellness/ Thanks for listening and please give us a review on iTunes and share this content with anyone you think could benefit!

Let's Just Do This Dr. George Grant and Denise Roy from The Academy of Wellness - In this podcast from Let's Just Do This, Margaret Wallis-Duffy and Todd Miller speak with Dr. George Grant, the founder & CEO of the Academy Of Wellness, and Denise Roy, VP of Operations & Strategic Alliance. Dr. Grant enjoys a stellar academic and a fascinating career in research. He is a scientist, professor, chemist, toxicologist, nutritionist, biofeedback, stress management and a pain specialist. Dr Grant worked as a Senior Consultant for Health Canada, FDA and CDC as well as in private practice. Dr. George Grant has helped 10 Fortune 500 companies, 10 non profit organizations and 10 Olympic athletes along with 5000 clients worldwide. He has over 100 published articles, conference presentations, book reviews and 10 bestselling books. and Denise Roy from the Academy of Wellness. If you'd like further info about how Dr. Grant can help YOU with a Biofeedback + Pain/Stress Management consultation, head over to http://www.academyofwellness.com for further details on how to book an appointment! For more information about Dr. George Grant or Denise Roy, find them on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/academyofwellness/ or on the web at http://www.academyofwellness.com If you have a story idea or a guest that we should interview, reach out to the Let's Just Do This podcast team at wownewmediapodcast@gmail.com, online at www.wallisforwellness.com, or on FB at www.facebook.com/wallisforwellness/ Thanks for listening and please give us a review on iTunes and share this content with anyone you think could benefit!

These really aren't 'tricks.'... In order for any of this stuff to work...you have to have a strong relationship with the kids you're trying to use these on. -Maria Horner In Episode 22, Maria Horner shares some of the important lessons she's learned as a mom and now passes along to her summer staff each year during counselor training at Catalina Island Camps. "You know, those 'Jedi Mom Tricks' that you do to control my mind without ever yelling or getting mad." -Nick Horner Jedi Mom Trick #1: The Look & The Look with Head Tilt Jedi Mom Trick #2: Give Choices (that are both acceptable) Jedi Mom Trick #3: Clearly Communicate the Rules Jedi Mom Trick #4: Ask Questions I asked Maria to share some of her favorite parenting resources, and this is what she had to say: Here are a couple of books that are a little “off the beaten track”: Good Influence: Teaching the Wisdom of Adulthood, by Daniel Heischman. He’s the executive director of the National Association of Episcopal Schools. I read his book when Nick was in middle school and was struck but his premise that we should be raising our kids to be good instead of raising them to be happy….because while there are plenty of happy people who are NOT good, almost all really good people are also happy.         My Monastery is a Minivan, by Denise Roy. Hysterical. The Blessings of a Skinned Knee, and LOVED Blessings of a B-, by Wendy Mogel Resources 10 Ways to do LESS and be a MORE Effective Parent Michael Brandwein Dr. Chris Thurber Book I quoted at the end of the podcast:             Note: I'm going to stop using my super powerful microphone that is picking up all kinds of background noises of my papers, notes, etc. Sorry for the distracting background noises in this episode.

With only a few days until DisruptHR Toronto, host Bill Banham speaks to Denise K Roy about HR Tech, Employer Branding and her topic at the upcoming event "Fake it Until You Make It: Crushing Imposter Syndrome in its Tracks". Denise shares her career story and how she came to be in her current role at industrybuilt, where they are driven by one theme: to take the complexity out of technology so that our customers can concentrate on their business.

This week Maria speaks with Bonnie McCarthy, chief-cook-and-bottlewasher, and founder of Bologna Soup Gourmet Clothing Co.  Next, Linda Kaplan Thaler, co-author of “The Power of Nice?, How to Conquer the Business World with Kindness joins Maria and then Denise Roy, author of  “MOMFULNESS?, Mothering with Mindfulness, Compassion and Grace.