Podcast appearances and mentions of diane cirincione

Written by bestselling authors Gerald G. Jampolsky, M.D., and Diane Cirincione, Ph.D, this book will change your mind about aging. It offers inspiring new perceptions for living the second half of your life with inner peace, happiness, and tranquility, regardless of what may be happening to your body and mind. In these pages you'll discover how your fears about aging are reversible, and how you can live in a consciousness of giving, making forgiveness and love a way of life. Drawing from the principles of Attitudinal Healing, this upbeat, positive book conveys simple but powerful guidelines for aging with grace, openness, and a childlike sense of wonder. Heartfelt stories about people in their 70s, 80s and beyond demonstrate how others have applied these boundless gifts, illustrating the many ways Attitudinal Healing can transform each of our lives and the lives of those around us. Praised by readers from 30 to 90-plus years of age, this is a must read for everyone who has begun to think about aging.

In this special mini-season, we are unlocking the vaults to bring you exclusive, in-depth conversations between Tony and four truly outstanding achievers and impressive innovators. These dynamic individuals are not just experts in their respective fields — they are pioneers. They are charting new territory and breaking new ground. And their insights, ideas and drive are shaping the world we live in. With each episode, you will be privy to a wealth of powerful ideas and strategies that you can use immediately to increase income, influence others more effectively, advance your career, enhance your personal relationships, improve your health, eliminate fears, and experience more joy and fulfillment in your life. In this two-part episode, you will hear an invigorating discussion between Tony and Dr. Gerald Jampolsky and Diane Cirincione, as they delve into forgiveness, letting go of fear, relinquishing control and finding true intimacy. Dr. Jampolsky, a graduate of the Stanford University School of Medicine, is a world renowned child and adult psychologist. In 1975, he established the first Center for Attitudinal Healing in Marin County, California, where people of all ages, faiths and cultures have a welcoming space to find inner peace and well-being. His wife, Dr. Diane Cirincione, a clinical psychologist, has been working alongside him since 1981. And she is also a current faculty member of the University of Hawaii medical school. Between the two of them, they have published 16 books including “Love is letting go of fear,” “Teach only love,” and “Goodbye to guilt.”  They have received a number of international humanitarian awards, including one of the American American Medical Association's highest honors, the Excellence in Medicine Pride in the Profession Award, for contribution of Attitudinal Healing to the mental-health field, for inspiration to others, and for decades of humanitarian service. And over the last several decades, this husband-wife team have been traveling the world, helping others find peace in their hearts and minds through love and forgiveness.   This episode of the Tony Robbins Podcast is brought to you by Tony Robbins Results Coaching. Are you ready to experience an extraordinary quality of life? Or maybe you're already doing well, but you know you can take your life to whole new level. To do that, you have to set yourself up to win. You need a process, a way to consistently grow and produce the results you need. And that's what a Tony Robbins results coach can do for you. Whatever area in your life you want to change -- your relationship, your health, your career, or your business -- coaching is one of the most valuable tools you can have. It's an investment in yourself, and it can yield some of the highest returns. Tony Robbins Results Coaches are hand-selected and trained by the master of coaching -- Tony Robbins himself -- to have the skills that will empower you with supreme focus, powerful insight and the accountability needed to achieve everything you've ever dreamed.

In this special mini-season, we are unlocking the vaults to bring you exclusive, in-depth conversations between Tony and four truly outstanding achievers and impressive innovators. These dynamic individuals are not just experts in their respective fields — they are pioneers. They are charting new territory and breaking new ground. And their insights, ideas and drive are shaping the world we live in. With each episode, you will be privy to a wealth of powerful ideas and strategies that you can use immediately to increase income, influence others more effectively, advance your career, enhance your personal relationships, improve your health, eliminate fears, and experience more joy and fulfillment in your life. In this two-part episode, you will hear an invigorating discussion between Tony and Dr. Gerald Jampolsky and Diane Cirincione, as they delve into forgiveness, letting go of fear, relinquishing control and finding true intimacy. Dr. Jampolsky, a graduate of the Stanford University School of Medicine, is a world renowned child and adult psychologist. In 1975, he established the first Center for Attitudinal Healing in Marin County, California, where people of all ages, faiths and cultures have a welcoming space to find inner peace and well-being. His wife, Dr. Diane Cirincione, a clinical psychologist, has been working alongside him since 1981. And she is also a current faculty member of the University of Hawaii medical school. Between the two of them, they have published 16 books including “Love is letting go of fear,” “Teach only love,” and “Goodbye to guilt.”  They have received a number of international humanitarian awards, including one of the American American Medical Association's highest honors, the Excellence in Medicine Pride in the Profession Award, for contribution of Attitudinal Healing to the mental-health field, for inspiration to others, and for decades of humanitarian service. And over the last several decades, this husband-wife team have been traveling the world, helping others find peace in their hearts and minds through love and forgiveness.   This episode of the Tony Robbins Podcast is brought to you by Tony Robbins Results Coaching. Are you ready to experience an extraordinary quality of life? Or maybe you're already doing well, but you know you can take your life to whole new level. To do that, you have to set yourself up to win. You need a process, a way to consistently grow and produce the results you need. And that's what a Tony Robbins results coach can do for you. Whatever area in your life you want to change -- your relationship, your health, your career, or your business -- coaching is one of the most valuable tools you can have. It's an investment in yourself, and it can yield some of the highest returns. Tony Robbins Results Coaches are hand-selected and trained by the master of coaching -- Tony Robbins himself -- to have the skills that will empower you with supreme focus, powerful insight and the accountability needed to achieve everything you've ever dreamed.  

Our guest this month is Pieter Smit founder of the Centre for Forgiveness and Attitudinal Healing in Little Karoo, South Africa. The Centre offers study skills, trigger point massage training, Educational Kinesiology to teachers, and basic management training to get a foot in the door of the otherwise very closed society. It offers the opportunity to introduce concepts such as taking charge of your own healing, A Course in Miracles, and Attitudinal Healing. The Centre is located on the most eastern corner of the town and the view takes you into Meiringspoort, a scenic driving adventure through the Swartberg Mountains. Pieter was a lecturer in psychology at the University of Bloemfontein before joining the world of commercial psychology and worked as consultant for the Vospo Region where he served 53 municipalities. After retiring in 1989, he has been doing more consultation work and started lecturing in Swaziland.  

Our guest this month is Pieter Smit founder of the Centre for Forgiveness and Attitudinal Healing in Little Karoo, South Africa. The Centre offers study skills, trigger point massage training, Educational Kinesiology to teachers, and basic management training to get a foot in the door of the otherwise very closed society. It offers the opportunity to introduce concepts such as taking charge of your own healing, A Course in Miracles, and Attitudinal Healing. The Centre is located on the most eastern corner of the town and the view takes you into Meiringspoort, a scenic driving adventure through the Swartberg Mountains. Pieter was a lecturer in psychology at the University of Bloemfontein before joining the world of commercial psychology and worked as consultant for the Vospo Region where he served 53 municipalities. After retiring in 1989, he has been doing more consultation work and started lecturing in Swaziland.  

Join Jerry & Diane as they talk with John Overton MD, heart surgeon. John will share his story about how he uses Attitudinal Healing in his practice and life.

Join Jerry & Diane as they talk with John Overton MD, heart surgeon. John will share his story about how he uses Attitudinal Healing in his practice and life.

Join Jerry & Diane as they talk with author Dr. Tom Pinkson PH.D. about his latest book Fruitful Aging - Finding The Gold in the Golden Years.Dr. Tom Pinkson Ph.D., serves as a bridge builder, translating indigenous wisdom to bring forth the intelligence and creativity of Spiritual Awakening, Emotional Well Being, Healing, and Living In Sustainable Balance with Mother Earth and the Circle of Life. He is a psychologist, ceremonial retreat and vision-fast leader, sacred storyteller, and shaman. For 32 years Tom worked with terminally ill children at the Center for Attitudinal Healing in California, successfully integrating the wisdom teachings of the Huichol and other medicine teachers into the world of the practicing psychologist. The founder of Wakan, a nonprofit organization committed to restoring the sacred in daily life, he lives in northern California.

Join Jerry & Diane as they talk with author Dr. Tom Pinkson PH.D. about his latest book Fruitful Aging - Finding The Gold in the Golden Years.Dr. Tom Pinkson Ph.D., serves as a bridge builder, translating indigenous wisdom to bring forth the intelligence and creativity of Spiritual Awakening, Emotional Well Being, Healing, and Living In Sustainable Balance with Mother Earth and the Circle of Life. He is a psychologist, ceremonial retreat and vision-fast leader, sacred storyteller, and shaman. For 32 years Tom worked with terminally ill children at the Center for Attitudinal Healing in California, successfully integrating the wisdom teachings of the Huichol and other medicine teachers into the world of the practicing psychologist. The founder of Wakan, a nonprofit organization committed to restoring the sacred in daily life, he lives in northern California.

Join Jerry, Diane and author Leni Miller as they discuss Leni's book Finding Right Work: Five Steps to a Life You Love.As a job placement and search professional for nearly four decades, Leni Miller understands the importance of right work. She knows its value to individuals, organizations, and the world at large. Guiding people to success and happiness in their own right work is her work and her passion. Leni knows that people are energized and at their most productive when they are in jobs that make thorough use of their talents and that mesh with their values.In Finding Right Work: Five Steps to a Life You Love readers will find a guide to the process of finding right work, illustrated by real stories of those who have successfully walked these steps and created work and lives they love. Readers will find themselves in good company as they read of those who have methodically moved through the steps and those who have simply leapt, scrambled in mid-air, and landed on the steps en route to their right work. The book features the stories of people of all ages who have changed their lives for the better as they changed their work–people who changed their work by changing their attitudes.

Join Jerry, Diane and author Leni Miller as they discuss Leni's book Finding Right Work: Five Steps to a Life You Love.As a job placement and search professional for nearly four decades, Leni Miller understands the importance of right work. She knows its value to individuals, organizations, and the world at large. Guiding people to success and happiness in their own right work is her work and her passion. Leni knows that people are energized and at their most productive when they are in jobs that make thorough use of their talents and that mesh with their values.In Finding Right Work: Five Steps to a Life You Love readers will find a guide to the process of finding right work, illustrated by real stories of those who have successfully walked these steps and created work and lives they love. Readers will find themselves in good company as they read of those who have methodically moved through the steps and those who have simply leapt, scrambled in mid-air, and landed on the steps en route to their right work. The book features the stories of people of all ages who have changed their lives for the better as they changed their work–people who changed their work by changing their attitudes.

Join Jerry, Diane, and Dr. Maren Westphal as they talk about how the power of attitude and choice can help in the emotional and non-linear healing process.Dr. Maren Westphal has a Ph.D in Clinical Psychology and is Assistant Professor of Psychology at Pace University in Pleasantville, NY. She also has a faculty appointment at Columbia University's Department of Psychiatry. Dr. Westphal specializes in cognitive behavioral therapy for mood and anxiety disorders and her area of research is risk and resilience to trauma.

Join Jerry, Diane, and Dr. Maren Westphal as they talk about how the power of attitude and choice can help in the emotional and non-linear healing process.Dr. Maren Westphal has a Ph.D in Clinical Psychology and is Assistant Professor of Psychology at Pace University in Pleasantville, NY. She also has a faculty appointment at Columbia University's Department of Psychiatry. Dr. Westphal specializes in cognitive behavioral therapy for mood and anxiety disorders and her area of research is risk and resilience to trauma.