Podcasts about disabilty

Join Raheel Ahmad & Qayyum Rashid for Thursday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: Disability benefits and Fair Finance  Disability benefits The UK government is planning major reductions to disability benefits as part of wider welfare reforms intended to manage rising costs. These cuts could lead to greater financial hardship, limited access to essential support, and disproportionately impact individuals with mental health conditions, especially those relying on Personal Independence Payments (PIP).  Fair Finance Must we accept the poor service high street banks provide us? Why is it so much harder to get your money out of a bank than put it in? Why do banks make it so hard to borrow from them? These are some of the questions we would like to discuss as we look into whether there are fairer ways to finance. Join us between 5 and 6 as we go on to consider who our current banking system is excluding and what can be done to make it more accessible. Guests:  Ismail Kaji (Parliamentary & Government Officer at Mencap) Fazilet Hadi (Head of policy at Disabilty rights UK) Helen Handzel (Sector Liaison Manager at StepChange) Emma Franklin-Keogh (Head of People and Compliance at Clockwise) Tom Woodroof (Co-founder of Mutual Credit Services) Producers:  Rabeeta Khan, Maheda Neesir and Nabeela Shah

RNIB Connect Radio's Barry Snell speaks to avid Alan Oliver and also to RNIB's Neil Atkinson, to learn how people living in Scotland can get involved in Disability Golf… To Find out more about Scottish Golf click here Image shows the RNIB Connect Radio logo. On a white background ‘RNIB' written in bold black capital letters and underline with a bold pink line. Underneath the line: ‘Connect Radio' is written in black in a smaller font.

In January's solo episode you'll discover: Why I paused recording in December.   A glimpse into what's been happening in my life.   How staying present has carried me through challenging times.   The secret I've been holding onto.   Why this opportunity feels so meaningful to me.   The unexpected joy of an opportunity I wasn't actively pursuing.   My approach to self-care this January.   How embracing a day-by-day mindset has made a difference.   I share all this and more. I'd love to hear your thoughts do reach out to me and share your thoughts with me. You can find me at :  Instagram @thehannahwallace Twitter @hannahwallace_ Face book @thehannahwallace  Website www.hannah-wallace.com  Sign up to my newsletter here  Thank you so much for listening please share, subscribe and review it's greatly appreciated and I hope you find grace in your week ahead.

In this episode of finding grace I'm joined by Tamu Thomas who is a transformational coach, author of “Women who work too much: Break free from toxic productivity and find your joy” , speaker and community builder dedicated to empowering ambitious women who are making the world a better place. She has a mission a help you find peace and pleasure in both your professional and personal life. With over sixteen years in social work, she pivoted too coaching, driven by my own desire for a more peaceful, profitable and pleasurable life.  Tamu and I have known each other a number of years now and have some mutual friends, I love what Tamu is doing and sharing in the world and I hope you enjoy this brilliant conversation. In this episode, you'll discover:   What finding grace means to Tamu and how she's navigating life today.   Her journey from social worker to author and coach, and the experiences that shaped her path.   The value of uncomfortable conversations—why they matter and how to sit with them.   Insights into her book: what inspired her to write it and why it's a significant contribution.   How she realised the ways women cope and why these patterns need to change.   Her perspective on why systemic change is more crucial than constant self-improvement.   The influence of parental role models and how we often reflect the dynamics we grew up with.   The pressure women face to prove themselves and how reclaiming our power is transformative.   The importance of breaking cycles and recognising our needs to foster true well-being.   The pervasive impact of systemic racism across law, politics, science, and religion—and how it still shapes our world.   How patriarchy affects us individually and collectively.   A look at the nervous system, survival responses, and what they mean for our daily lives.   Her redefined version of success, centred on thriving rather than adhering to past ideals.   The critical role of rest and why it's essential for our overall well-being.   Her advice to turn down the internet noise and avoid comparing our lives to curated online realities.   What brings her joy and the practices supporting her right now.   The wisdom in listening to our hearts and why it's a powerful guide.   Tamu shares this and more in this deep and insightful episode..  Do reach out to me to continue this conversation. If you want to work with Tamu, read the book and find out what she's up you can find her here: www.livethreesixty.com Instagram @tamu.thomas You can get the book here You can find me at :  Instagram @thehannahwallace Twitter @hannahwallace_ Face book @thehannahwallace  Website www.hannah-wallace.com  Sign up to my newsletter here  Thank you so much for listening please share, subscribe and review it's greatly appreciated and I hope you find grace in your week ahead.

In this episode of the Friends for Life Podcast, we dive into the looming threats to Medicaid and what they could mean for individuals with developmental disabilities. With Republicans set to take control in Washington, disability advocates are raising alarms about proposals to reshape Medicaid through measures like block grants and work requirements. These changes could undermine the nation's system of home and community-based services (HCBS), leaving many vulnerable individuals and families without essential support. We explore the potential impact of these proposals on a system already under strain. With nearly 700,000 people on waiting lists for Medicaid waivers and widespread staffing shortages in disability services, the stakes couldn't be higher. Our discussion highlights the stories and concerns of advocates like Nicole Jorwic and Kim Musheno, who are fighting to preserve and strengthen Medicaid to ensure that individuals with disabilities can live independently and with dignity. Join us as we examine the critical importance of Medicaid, the challenges facing the HCBS program, and the call for action to defend and expand these services. Whether you're a caregiver, advocate, or simply want to understand how these policy changes could affect millions of lives, this episode is a must-listen.

On our Independent Living Skills segment with Leanne Baarda, we continue our discussion on hosting parties. We get into, themes, supplies, etiquette and more.

#disney #podcast #thedizpod Join us as we explore the world of Disney Disability pass, take a deep dive into All Star Music Resort, preview Flavors of Florida and much more. Whether you're a seasoned Disney expert or a first-time visitor, our podcast is your go-to source for everything Disney. Don't miss out on the fun - subscribe now! 00:00 - Intro 02:30 - Episode 1 Recap 06:57 - Resort Deep Dive 27:25 - This Week in the Parks 33:00 - Castle Icicle Lights 36:40 - Rockin' Rollercoaster retheming? 43:00 - Sponsors 45:35 - DizPod News 54:50 - Flavors of Florida 1:02:03 - DAS (Disability Access Service) 1:15:00 - Wrap-up

In this episode of finding grace I'm joined by Alexandra Pope and Sjanie Hugo who are the co-founders of Red school and are the authors of the Hayhouse books “Wild power” and “Wise power” and the creators of the healing modality “Menstruality medicine circle”.  I absolutely love the work they are doing, this is vital conversation in my opinion and their work is leading us back home to ourselves and to gain balance back in our lives. In this episode: Alexandra and Sjanie share what finding grace means to them. They share the journeys that led them to this work and working together. We talk about he narrative that most people have about periods being an inconvenience, problematic and so many people dread their cycle each month. We discuss changing these narratives around this. We talk about how you can work with this even when you have a challenging cycle. We dive in and discuss why cycle awareness is important and how to begin.  We talk about how transformative cycle awareness can be for your whole life and how you live and why its empowering.  They take you on a journey of each inner season. We discuss how when you start working with your cycle, you feel more connected to yourself. We talk about the two books they've written.  They share about what they are offering to support people on this journey, which I highly recommend looking at. We talk about even if people don't have a working cycle how they can work with this. We discuss why conversation and education about this is the key. They share what's bringing them joy right now. They leave the episode with some great parting wisdom. Alexandra and Sjanie share all this and more in this beautiful conversation. Do reach out to me to continue this important conversation, and I hope you enjoyed. If you would like to read the books and see what Red school is up to and offering you can them here: www.redschool.net for all of their offering's  Instagram @red.school Podcast - “Menturality Podcast” You can find me at :  Instagram @thehannahwallace Twitter @hannahwallace_ Face book @theannahwallace  Website www.hannah-wallace.com  Thank you so much for listening please share, subscribe and review it's greatly appreciated and I hope you find grace in your week ahead. 

We ask Torontonians how they feel about the recent election of Mayor Olivia Chow. Follow us at: www.thedisabilitychannel.ca TDC Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TheDisabilityChannel/ TDC Twitter - https://twitter.com/TDChannel1 Become a Patreon Supporter! -https://www.patreon.com/TDCToronto TDC Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thedisabilitychannel/ #showcasingAbilities #disabilitiesAwareness #theDisabilityChannel

There's a proper process you need to follow if you want to set up your disability coverage the right way. And it's something most people miss when they self-insure… Join me in this episode as I guide you through the steps to get the cheapest disability coverage that protects you just as well as the expensive ones… Listen now! Show Highlights Include: The 4 best companies that offer true speciality own occupation disability coverage (Warning: if you don't pick from one of these you risk losing thousands of dollars in muddy contracts) (2:01) Why some cheaper contracts are just as good as expensive ones (and how to get one) (3:10)  The correct way to proceed with your coverage if you're ready (Note: follow this method to avoid unnecessary hassle that comes with the paperwork) (8:40) Why you should take action ASAP to get the affordable coverage (Waiting too long means you'll end up paying thousands more on premiums long-term) (11:51)

In this episode of finding grace I'm joined by the fabulous Francesca Oddie who is an astrologer, workshop host, retreat host, course creator, podcaster, numerologist, speaker and has been featured on “Written in the stars” on discovery plus.  Francesca dynamic style which breaks the mould and she shares everything in empowering but truthful way, which I love.   We met recently and I'm so excited to share her on here today.  In this episode: Francesca shares what finding grace means to her and the journey she's been on. She shares her story from doing a range of jobs including selling pet insurance to becoming an astrologer and all then things that she's doing today.  We dive into the birth chart and discuss why we are so much more than our sun sign. Why learning about our chart is empowering.  We get scientific about the chart and astrology and why it's not some silly thing but a system we can learn about ourselves from and what's happening around us. She shares this with clarity.  She shares about the houses in our chart and what this means. We talk about patterns and how it links up together, and how it even shows up in the collective. We discuss my birth chart live on the episode. She shares all about transits, what they are are and what this means in relation to what's going on.  We talk about the planets and how in our chart they show up in different signs and what this means. We discus the retreat she hots  She shares what's bringing her joy right now.  We discuss what's supporting her right now. Francesca shares all this and more in this fascinating episode.  Do reach out to me to continue this conversation, and share about your experiences with this. If you want to work with Francesca, sign up to her news letter, courses and podcast you can find her: Instagram @Francescaoddieastrology the link tree there takes you to all her offers and spaces, also @astrologyretreats Newsletter sign up in the link in her instagram bio  Podcast “The astrology oddcast” You can find me at :  Instagram @thehannahwallace Twitter @hannahwallace_ Face book @thehannahwallace Website www.hannah-wallace.com  Thank you so much for listening please share, subscribe and review it's greatly appreciated and I hope you find grace in your week ahead. 

There's a one hour seminar to learn about bringing healing intention to your home gardens. Southern Ontario Community Reporter, Annette Dennis has the details. (01:53) Registration is open for this year's Summer Advo-Camp at Lake Joseph. Devon Wilkins tells us more in her guide dog report. (12:03) The federal government announced a bill to establish a permanent Commission to investigate wrongful convictions. Danielle McLaughlin discusses this on Know Your Rights. (27:11)

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There are some key sleep behaviours that could improve life expectancy. Grant Hardy tells us more (6:49). There's an alternative to Twitter on the horizon. John Biehler gives us the details in his app update (21:50). Let's get into the Friday Buzz, with Bill Shackleton (36:19).

In this episode of finding grace I'm joined by Dr Sarah Lewis who is the head of “penal reform solutions” Dr Sarah has a wealth of experience and knowledge working closely within English prisons for over 16 years. Carrying out her doctoral studies on therapeutic correctional relationships. She feels passionate about promoting humanistic principles in practise. We were connected through a friend  and I think Sarah is doing amazing work here with her team and I can't wait to share this discussion on here today.  In this episode: Sarah shares what finding grace means to her and the journey she's been on. She shares her story and what led her to the work she's doing today. We discuss prison reform and what its means. She shares her experience of going into prisons and the situation as it is right now. We discuss why reoffending is so common and why reform is needed. She talks about how mental health, drugs, trauma and poor choices often lead people down the wrong path and they get trapped in the system. She shares her experiences of prisons abroad and what she's learnt.  We discuss examples of how different approaches work. She shares the difference between men and women prisons. We talk about the importance of positive discussions and seeing all the sides to this. We discuss why people have such strong views and why this is understandable, but beyond this discussions need to be brought the table. We talk about how hard it is for people affected by crime to be able to navigate this. She shares what's bringing her joy in her life right now. She shares what's supporting her in her life right now, and why this is important for her to keep her cup over flowing with the work she's doing. Sarah shares this and so much more, this is obviously a very challenging topic for many and isn't black and white. I'm so grateful that I was able to have this conversation and think Sarah is doing such brilliant work in a field most people will never go.  Do reach out to me to continue this conversation, as its one we need to bring out into the open.  Please look up Sarah and the work she is doing: www.penalreformsolutions.com  You can find me at :  Instagram @thehannahwallace Twitter @hannahwallace_ Face book @thehannahwallace Website www.hannah-wallace.com  Thank you so much for listening please share, subscribe and review it's greatly appreciated and I hope you find grace in your week ahead. 

Betsy Wurzel's guest is Jesse Fiedor a Writer and Author of”ANGELS FROM HEAVEN ‘, My Miraculous Cure from Epilepsy. Jesse Fiedor is a motivational speaker, public speaker, and guest speaker on podcasts and at the World Famous Crystal Cathedral where Jesse found peace and his faith in God.Jesse likes to share his story to help others know that they can overcome obstacles even with a disability just like Jesse did!Jesse discusses why he wrote this inspiring book, how he started to have grand mal seizures at age 10 as a result of a head injury, his challenges of being institutionalized due to his epilepsy, stigmatized, and didn't attend school due to epilepsy.Jesse discusses his loneliness, suicide attempts, and how he went from being on disability to finding faith which changed his life! Jesse's mom took him to Crystal Cathedral where he met people who loved and accepted him and helped with working with the Crystal Cathedral.There is so much more in this powerful inspiring interview! Jesse has met angels along the way who have helped him and Jesse has been seizure free for 44 years!

In this episode of finding grace I am joined the gorgeous Jade Shaw.  Jade is an ex international dance choreographer turned out of body transformational teacher, researcher, speaker, documentary maker. She's worked with Netflix, we are Gaia and Mind valley!  Jade and I connected some years back on instagram, I've loved watching Jade grow and that she's achieve so much with her work and I love how she leaves no stone unturned and makes everything understandable.  In this episode: Jade shares what finding grace means to her and how she relates to it.  She shares her story from international dance choreographer to what led her to become an out of body transformational teacher and researcher.  She breaks down exactly what OBE means and what it is. She breaks down her personal experiences with OBE.  We discuss and dispels all the myths and fears around OBE. We talk about why people death and all the fear around this conversation. The difference between this and lucid dreaming. She shares the steps we can take to learn to do this. She talks about the importance of not giving up the first time and why practise is important.  We discuss the science and research around this work. She shares how we can integrate these experiences in our lives,  We discuss her work with Netflix and the research she's done surrounding this work. She shares why it's important to make this work understandable for everyone whatever your belief system.  We discuss what's supporting her right now in her life.  She shares what's bringing her joy right now.  Jade shares all this wisdom and more in this fascinating and brilliant conversation, I felt I learnt so much from this episode.  If you would like to work with Jade you can find her at : www.jadeshaw.com instagram @jadeshawofficial Facebook “Jade shaw : Out of body experience/ astral projection  Mind Valley You can find me at : instagram @thehannahwallace Facebook Hannah Wallace @thehannahwallace twitter @hannahwallace_ www.hannah-wallace.com  Thank you so much for listening I hope you've enjoy our conversation, please share, subscribe and review its greatly appreciated and I hope you find grace in your week ahead.   

Our guest today is the extraordinary Jessica Cox. Jessica is the world's first licensed armless pilot, as well as the first armless black belt in Taekwondo and a certified Suba diver. Born with a rare birth defect, Jessica adapted to life without arms by using her feet to support her everyday activities. In my conversation with Jessica, we talked about changing the narrative, breaking barriers, and how she is setting up aviation to be more supportive of people who have disabilities.

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Kristyn is joined by her loving husband and proud father of Luke and Ozzie, Mr. Kevin Newbern. It is incredibly rare to see or hear the father's perspective on life as a rare disease parent. Kevin shares his story, thoughts, and feelings on life as a Heart Dad. As they explain throughout this episode, becoming a parent to a child with a life-threatening health condition transforms you, and that transformation isn't always easy. It is full of fear, sadness, discomfort, and uncertainty - all of which are rooted in the profound love for your child. It's that same love that helps us to persevere on. 

Bri Beck, LCPC, a disabled artist, arts therapist and disability arts coordinator is discussing the importance of mental health in the disability community. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wid-org/support

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Growing a family does not look the same for everyone. Kristyn shares about the difficult decisions, obstacles, and challenges they faced in their pursuit to grow into a family of four. Kristyn details the stark and perhaps even painful acknowledgment of the differences between newborn-Luke and newborn-Ozzie. We discuss how eye-opening it is as parents to see our children developing with two distinctly different personalities. Kristyn opens up about learning to trust that Ozzie is healthy and she shares the differences in her worries for them both. Finally, Kristyn leaves us with some really powerful advice for any parent who is facing a complex medical journey.Transcription and Merch can be found at www.atypicaltruth.orgInto and Outro Music by AmiinaEpisode Cover Art by Eric McJilton

On this episode of Medical Monday Craig Escude M.D. explains if feeding tubes need to be permanent or not.  You can learn more at Replacingrisk.com

Follow us on twitter!https://twitter.com/PalsysWPalsieshttps://twitter.com/TheJulWayOpening & ending music: Southern Love by Tencher MusicIn this episode, we talk in depth about how the pandemic has affected those with disabilities, including some of Justin's friends. We discuss how one of his friends thinks everyone should mask, even if vaccinated, while another thinks once vaccinated you shouldn't have to wear a mask. These opinions are more nuanced within the disability community, given various health concerns  that wearing/not wearing a mask might complicate. We go into how the isolation has hidden those who are struggling from others, and have left some forgotten.  We hope this episode can be a motivator to think critically about what you can do to reconnect with others in your community, in particular those who may have been pushed to the sidelines in the midst of the pandemic. 

This week our host Jay Cardiello is joined by Jessica Cox, the world's first licensed armless pilot. Jessica was born with a rare birth defect that left her without arms. She discusses what it was like for her growing up, and the obstacles she had to overcome to get to where she is today. We hear about her amazing journey to obtaining her pilot license, becoming a blackbelt in Taekwondo, and showing the world that she is more than her disability. Follow Us: MuscleTech: IG - @muscletech Twitter - @MuscleTechJay Cardiell: IG - @jaycardiello Twitter - @JayCardielloPresented by MuscleTech

Emre Uysal'ın hazırlayıp sunduğu Sinesosyal'in yeni bölümünde Nicole Newnham ve James LeBrecht'in yönettiği, yazdığı ve ortak yapımcılığını üstlendiği 2020 Amerikan belgesel filmi Crip Camp: A Disabilty Revolution ele alınıyor. Sinesosyal her ay sosyal çalışma podcastte --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sosyalcalisma/message

"We need to become aware of the spectrum of disabilities that's all around us so that the people who are disabled themselves don't have to do as much teaching" Harry Paul is an MD/PhD student who speaks, writes, & researches about disabilities in medicine. He joins us to discuss disability & his superb STATNews piece as well as the impact of stigma & Covid19. He also provides critical insight and understanding around "Ableism." Please check out the bottom of the shownotes for full transcript of our conversation with Harry. We will be doing transcripts of episodes going forward, and if there is a particular episode in the Explore The Space Podcast archive you'd like transcribed, please email mark@explorethespaceshow.com Please subscribe to and rate Explore The Space on Apple Podcasts or wherever you download podcasts. Email feedback or ideas to mark@explorethespaceshow.com Check out the archive of Explore The Space Podcast as well as our White Papers and much more! Follow on Twitter @ETSshow, Instagram @explorethespaceshow Sponsor: Elevate your expertise with Creighton University’s Healthcare Executive Educational programming. Learn more about Creighton’s Executive MBA and Executive Fellowship programs at www.creighton.edu/CHEE. Key Learnings 1. The value of wrecking hierarchies and building on bidirectional learning 2. Where Harry has decided to place his advocacy energy around his own disability and entering the profession of medicine 3. The opportunity for improvement around understanding what disability is and what it means 4. How the terms "disability" & being "on disability" are reductive and loaded words 5. Identifying as disabled & dealing with the concomitant stigma 6. What are hidden disabilities and the problems that arise when they aren't acknowledged and accommodated 7. Harry's description of his own hidden disability & the particular challenges Covid19 brings 8. Ways we can improve our acknowledgment of hidden disabilities in the hospital 9. What does leadership in this work look like 10. Defining and understanding the term "Ableism" 11. The 3 components of Ableism 12. A counterpoint to "don't let your disability define you" Links Twitter: @_HarryPaul_ Thread on Alt-Text use on Twitter Link to Harry's article in STATNews Harry's archive of Twitter threads related to disability & medicine Episode Transcript Mark Shapiro (00:00): Welcome back to Explore The Space Podcast. I'm your host Mark Shapiro. Before we get to today's episode a thank you to our sponsors of this episode, Laurie Baedke and Creighton University. Creighton university believes in equipping physicians for success in the exam room, the operating room and the board room. If you want to increase your business acumen, deepen your leadership knowledge and earn your seat at the table. Creighton's health care executive education is for you. Specifically tailored to busy physicians, our hybrid programs blend the richness of on-campus residencies with the flexibility of online learning. Earn a Creighton university executive MBA degree in 18 months or complete the non-degree executive fellowship in six months, visit www.creighton.edu/CHEE to learn more. My guest in this episode is Harry Paul and Harry is an MD PhD student who speaks, writes and researches about disabilities in medicine. Mark Shapiro (00:56): I found Harry on Twitter actually several months ago and have found him to be extraordinarily transparent and informative and honest. And he recently wrote a superb piece in STATNews which is linked in the show notes, which discusses the topic of hidden disabilities. So he came on the show to talk about this concept of hidden disabilities and disabilities in general, the opportunity that's in front of us to deal with this topic better, to understand it better, to find some shared understanding around what these terms mean, as well as the stigma associated with them and the imp...

During my working years I always paid for Disability Insurance to make sure I was covered. Back in the days I had heard many stories of people who had freak accidents and were out of work for quite a while and needed the Disability Insurance to help maintain their living expenses for their family. Insurance is a part of protecting yourself and family in case of an accident and can help with your Financial Freedom goals. Think if you were out of work for a long time without a paycheck because you fell off the roof while hanging Christmas Lights than you may have to use your up your savings for money to live on. That could possibly set you back a while from your projected Financial Freedom date or Retirement date. This is an important lesson to cover with our boys. Even though they may not be in their career for years we want them to know the importance of protecting themselves financially. I know of one family that their lifestyle was really hurt when their main breadwinner had a Heart Attack and didn’t have any Disability Insurance. He was self-employed, I think. As always, I am not giving you any Insurance or Financial Advice and you should seek advice from your Professional Insurance and other Advisors to see what is best for your situation. See my Disclaimer at MillsWay.com. This is for entertainment only. Listen to the Podcast for the whole show. If you would like to be a guest on my Podcast drop me an email at bruce@millsway.com or Text me at 480-389-6224 Support me at Anchor.fm/Live4, Patreon.com/Millsway or Paypal.me/Millsway Thanks, and Have a great night. Please Support or Follow me at https://www.patreon.com/millsway for access to all my blogs. Click here for some Side Income and Part-time Business Ideas Millsway.com and Live4.Club Personal Capital - Manage your money now. Smart way to track and manage your financial life. Award-winning financial tools and more. #financial freedom #financial independence #FIRE #Hustle #Live4 #podcast #millsway Sources and Resources from Podcast (Available in Show Notes) 1. Investopedia says about Disability Insurance https://www.investopedia.com/terms/d/disability-insurance.asp --- 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/live4/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/live4/support

To celebrate ECB Disability Cricket week we speak to 3 members of the Hampshire disability community. Michael Powell and Katie Stares, from Portchester CC talk about Lords Taverners projects Super 1's and Super 9's, plus as thye have both recently qualified as Foundation Level 1 coaches they feedback on their experiences. In club corner we speak to England PD player Angus Brown. Angus plays for Hartley Whitney CC and has taken part in 2.6 challenge with his England teammates to raise money for Lords Taveners. For more info and to donate visit - https://www.lordstaverners.org/news/england-squad-take-on-marathon-challenge?fbclid=IwAR3fgrMlfORoUrzW0SMDioRkoIioQqCq1nsKkPCtNqyAGivlOL98Ox3tFiQCovid-19 FAQs for clubs - https://www.ageasbowl.com/cricket/cricket-board/covid19-faqs/#StayInWorkOut - https://www.ageasbowl.com/cricket/cricket-board/covid19-faqs/stay-in-work-out-hampshire/

Life can be tricky if you don't take the time to understand yourself. In this episode you will learn that with lack of support and having a hidden disability it can be very challenging for someone in school and in life. You will learn that Donna has maneuver her way through life and was able to over come some challenges in her own way. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Date night in isolation with Nici. We drank wine and cheese and reflected on the time in 2013 when a mysterious virus put me in ICU fighting for my life, and a wheelchair for 8 months. Old wounds were opened, and new stories were revealed. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Date night in isolation with Nici. We drank wine and cheese and reflected on the time in 2013 when a mysterious virus put me in ICU fighting for my life, and a wheelchair for 8 months. Old wounds were opened, and new stories were revealed.

The session in which we chat with LaChan V Hannon about mothering her two children and helping them learn to navigate white spaces, such as school and the classroom. LaChan is the School of Education Certification Officer at The College of New Jersey and Executive Director of Greater Expectations Teaching and Advocacy Center.  She is a PhD candidate in teacher education and teacher development at Montclair State University. Her scholarly work focuses on the intersectionality of race, disability and parent involvement.  Her TEDx Talk entitled Young, Gifted & Black with Autism was released in 2016. PostScript: We held our podcast interview with LaChan before the coronavirus took hold here this Spring. Recently, we asked her for an update regarding some of her thoughts at this time. She told us this:  "Just as there is nothing predictable about what is happening right now in society, there is nothing predictable about Black mothering during a quarantine. My daughter loves online instruction and my son, with Autism, misses his friends and being at school. We are all creating a NEW normal both for schooling as well as daily life co-habitating. Daily check-ins are absolutely necessary to get a pulse on what we are all all experiencing. Now more than ever, it is important for us to hold fast to our family beliefs which are (1) we are in community with one another and have an obligation to each other, (2) we honor our word and do what we said we would do, and (3) we all make mistakes and can ask for forgiveness" 

Andy is joined by Susan Carey, a Personal Trainer from Kerry who was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis at the age of 14. Susan discusses her journey from diagnosis all the way to becoming a Personal Trainer, including undergoing a mild form of chemotherapy, having to push her own limits, and how everything she has been through has made her more empathetic towards her clients regardless of their situation. We also tackle the cliché that gyms are only for fit people, spoiler alert: It's false!

Today I had the pleasure of interviewing State Disability Manager SCDD David Grady. We talked about what new state disability and what new projects ae coming up

In this episode of finding grace I’m joined by the dynamic Lauren Armes, who is a business coach, speaker, writer and entrepreneur. She founded ‘Welltodo’, a global industry network for the wellness industry, in 2014.  Welltodo is now respected as a definitive voice for the business of wellness, spotlighting innovation and trends, case studies and insights. As a company, 'Welltodo' helps people build incredible businesses and careers in the wellness industry, through its events, recruitment and coaching services,and more. Coaching some of the industry’s most respected entrepreneurs and influencers. (Lauren has been featured in Forbes, the times,the evening standard, the bbc, red and cosmopolitan. And regularly contributes to women’s health on entrepreneurship and success mindset. ) Lauren and I met through Fab Giovanetti one of my previous podcast guests.  In this episode Lauren shares what finding grace means to her, we talk about what drove her to move into entrepreneurship and how she came up with the idea and concept of her business and how she has taken it worldwide.  We discuss how the wellness industry and how it has changed, and where it’s going.  We delve into the conversation of money and mindset and how our money stories impact our lives and how we find grace with this and why it’s important to talk about this.  She shares how she deals with set backs and how she finds grace with this.  We get into the topic of goals and how she approaches setting goals and making them happen. This is a jam packed episode where really delve into grace and entrepreneurship and how you can take it forward in your life.  I hope you enjoy this episode, and we would love to continue this conversation. You can find Lauren at www.welltodoglobal.com where you can find out all the things the company are up too, Lauren has recently just had another successful yearly summit in London. She also does business coaching for taking your business to the next level.  You can find  her on instagram welltodoglobal and @laurenarmes and on twitter @welltodoglobal.  You can find me at www.hannah-wallace.com @hannah_wallace11 on Instagram and twitter @hannahwallace_ .  If you enjoyed this episode please share subscribe and review its greatly appreciated. 

In this episode of finding grace I am joined by Jordan Bach, who is a life coach, motivational speaker, blogger, certified yoga and meditation teacher. Ranked as one of 40 of the most accomplished leaders under 40 by advocate magazine, he co-hosted the television series ‘The secret guide to being fabulous’ as the life coach. As someone who was openly gay since the age of 12 he champions LGBTQ rights, and consults with major corporations on this.  I discovered Jordan’s work on social media and loved it, so we connected and its was great to have him on the show, and to share his message.  In this episode Jordan shares his take on what finding grace means to him, we talk about sharing the messy truth and how we can use this to elevate people rather make it a negative thing. Why its important stop focusing on being perfect, but to show up and be yourself he believes it’s our humanness that heals not our perfection.  We delve into the world of meditation and the ones he created and the story behind him creating them.  His shares tools for tuning into your gut wisdom and the best ways to shift yourself when feeling funky, and we both share our love of a cold shower and the benefits of it.  We talk about tuning into your cosmic GPS, and how to use it.  This was a wonderful interactive insightful conversation, we hope you enjoy it. It’s jam packed full with Jordan's wisdom.  You can find Jordan at www.thebachbook.com and on Instagram @jordanbach or twitter @jordanbach You can find Jordan’s meditation collection via his website and if you sign up to his email you get one of from the collection, and if you would like to work with Jordan you can find all the details via his website.  You can find me at www.hannah-wallace.com instagram @hannah_wallace11 or twitter @hannahwallace_  If you enjoyed this episode, please share, subscribe and review its greatly appreciated. 

#Depression during #Pregnancy, #Antibiotics and #HeartHealth, #Vegetables and #LiverDisease, #Omega3 and #Breathing, preventing #WorkInjuries, #LowBack muscles and #Disabilty.

This week we look at a financial plan that creates long-term financial security for individuals with disabilities. Thanks again for listening to Simple Money - Canada's own personal finance podcast. Email: info@ffcoach.ca Twitter: F_FCOACH

There once was a government shutdown where the Republicans think they won. Redhood and Drizz take on Ivanka Trump and her will to fire John Kelly and then we take on the Republicans and how they are assumptions that they won the budget battle. New film that features actors on the Autism Spectrum is headed to a national release. We also tackle how advocates play the long game of the current president. The Satirically Challenged Show is presented by AMCPress&Co. We are the #1 disabled satirical news program in the world (67,137 and Counting) that provides uncensored news on numerous topics worldwide. We are now on ITUNES. Subscribe to us through there.  Want to connect with us? Seek us out on facebook under AMCPRESS&CO. You can find us at http://bit.ly/2fXFEFT. * Some Media  (sound effects, news clips and other sounds. etc) is protected by Fair Use. Beginning theme song is composed by Redhood & Alison. All rights Reserved.© No copyright infringement intended** Disclaimer instrumental Credit:   *Trump Remix Credit: BubbelB (Jarno Berg)  

The Flying Beavers! Veteran David Rose take about his time in the Air Force as a tech inspector and his fun life since. #theelderlawguy #veteransbenefits #vabenefits #veteransrock

The Family Tree, a new audio drama from Adamthwaite and Pickering, launches on Monday 26 th September 2016. The show will air for 12 weeks, releasing an episode of the drama every Monday and an accompanying commentary episode each Friday. The show is a spin-off from in-conversation podcast, Getting Better Acquainted, featured on BBC Radio 4's In Pod We Trust and BBC Radio 5 Live's Required Listening. Focussed on openness, honesty and truth, the same conversational style is used to explore the story in The Family Tree. The Family Tree is a magical realist drama about family, belonging, change and identity. The 12 supplementary episodes or ‘Cuttings' feature a range of guests from podcasting, journalism and the arts, discussing the issues raised in the show, including themes such as representation, lived experience, identity and social responsibility. This teaser showcases some of the conversations around representation as Dave talks to Nikesh Shukla, Samantha Asamadu from Media Diversified, Jackie Hagan, CN Lester and Sez Thomasin.

On today's show, we will be learning about the work of ADEC, Action on Disability in Ethnic Communities, a community based organization that aims to empower people with disabilities from ethnic backgrounds, their carers and families.To learn about this organization we spoke with of its founding members, Effie Mehan, a woman from Greek background living with Cerebral palsy. She is a tireless advocate for the rights of people from CALD backgrounds living with disabilities in Victoria, and she is currently an ambassador for her organization. She has been working in the sector for over 30 years. In 2006, in recognition of her work, she was included among the Victorian Honour Roll of Women. Effie speaks about her personal experience living with cerebral palsy and the challenges she encounter living as a migrant women in Australia, at a time where not many services were available for ethnic communities. She also speaks about the role of the organization she helped build.This interview was recorded in 2014.To find out more about ADEC, follow the link to the organisation's website.And here is a link to the book about ADEC's story.

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A discussion of different care situations with the people involved asked to consider the transactions, either in cash or kind, that their caring relationships entail

Transcript -- A discussion of different care situations with the people involved asked to consider the transactions, either in cash or kind, that their caring relationships entail

A discussion of different care situations with the people involved asked to consider the transactions, either in cash or kind, that their caring relationships entail