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MIB Agents OsteoBites S2 Ep 16: Julie Lanford, MPH, RD, CSO, LDN a Registered Dietician who will be sharing her expertise on “Nutrition & Cancer Truths & Myths” ... Guest Information: Julie Lanford, MPH, RD, CSO, LDN Wellness Director, Cancer Services Julie received her degree in Biology from North Carolina State University and her Masters in public health nutrition from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She is a registered dietitian, licensed nutritionist and board-certified specialist in oncology nutrition with 15 years experience. She can be found on her website CancerDietitian.com which translates evidence-based nutrition guidelines for everyday life. ... Hosted by: Ann Graham OsteoWarrior and Executive Director of MIB Agents. … Next week we will be talking with Dr. Lara Davis, Associate Professor and Sarcoma Program Director at Knight Cancer Institute at Oregon Health & Science University about NEW OSTEOSARCOMA CLINICAL TRIALS! ... LINKS OutRunning Osteosarcoma: www.mibagents.org/outrunning OutBidding Osteosarcoma: www.mibagents.org/outbidding Cancer Dietician Website: www.cancerdietician.org Julie Lanford's Email: Julie@cancerdietician.com American Cancer Society: www.cancer.org American Institute for Cancer Research: www.AICR.org Julie's BLOG: LINK Tips for Bowel Regularity: LINK Nutrition During Treatment Tips: https://www.cancerdietitian.com/tips Webinars: https://www.cancerdietitian.com/webinars … What We Do at MIB Agents: PROGRAMS: ✨ End-of-Life MISSIONS ✨ Gamer Agents ✨ Agent Writers ✨ Prayer Agents ✨ Healing Hearts Bereaved Parent Support ✨ Ambassador Agents - Peer Support EDUCATION for physicians, researchers and families: ✨ OsteoBites, weekly webinar & podcast with thought leaders and innovators in Osteosarcoma ✨ MIB Book: Osteosarcoma: From our Families to Yours RESEARCH: ✨ Annual MIB FACTOR Research Conference ✨ Funding $100,000 annually for OS research ✨ MIB Testing & Research Directory ✨ The Osteosarcoma Project partner with Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard ... Kids are still dying with 40+ year old treatments. Help us MakeItBetter.

In this podcast episode, I shared the advice I gave with a client who suffered physical and emotional abuse from her mother all her life, and taught her how to set boundaries, how to deal with her mother moving forward, all while looking after herself. If you've ever had a relationship with someone toxic or abusive, this will deeply resonate with you as the ideas I share are universal and can apply to a difficult relationship with a parent, a spouse, a child, a boss or a friend. Main takeaways: 1) No matter what situation you're in, look after you! You must do whatever it takes to take care of your physical, emotional, and mental well-being, especially when in an emotionally-charged challenge in your life. You're of no value to anyone if you're running on empty and have nothing left to give. 2) Setting boundaries with toxic people and relatives is a lifelong practice that must be done if you truly want to master your life and have peace. If you're not used to it, setting boundaries feels super icky and uncomfortable, but the pay-off is HUGE!! Learn how to do this in the episode. 3) Do everything with a pure intention. Don't do or say anything out of obligation or ego to appease someone else, but do it because you truly want to, and it's in your heart to do so. Living your life with integrity, honesty and self-respect always has a positive outcome. All personal development work takes WORK! So take the time to listen to the episode and take at least one action towards leveling up your life so you can be one step closer to Life Mastery. After all, my motto in life is; Knowledge with out action equals, nothing! So take action my friend. Connect with me: Email: Julie@julieckelly.com **I am accepting applications for 1-2 new clients before the summer so please email me for more info if you'd like to work 1-on-1 with me. Instagram: @julieckelly Facebook: facebook.com/imjulieckelly Website: www.julieckelly.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Julie Holly, Vice President of Investor Relations with Three Keys Investments, joins Todd and Ken to talk about how important a positive mindset is in all aspects of your life. Julie is not your typical multifamily investor. She’s also a writer, teacher, speaker, and host of the hugely popular podcast, Ask Me How I Know, where she teaches people how to live a rich, happy, and fulfilled life. Email Julie at julie@threekeysinvestments.com and find her online at julieholly.com and threekeysinvestments.com.

Host Mark Levine of NYC Property Management firm EBMG speaks with Julie Schechter of Armstrong Teasdale LLP, on the various ways in which a building can prepare itself to operate in this ever-expanding COVID world. Email the show at nycrealestatepodcast@gmail.com! Video of today's recording: https://youtu.be/0u2IxhnlW3I Download the helpful guide made up by Armstrong Teasdale, LLP on today's topics at the link: https://www.armstrongteasdale.com/content/uploads/2020/05/COVID19Protocols.pdf Topics on this episode include guidance on: Common Areas and Resident Access Visitors and Workers in the Building Non-Essential Alterations Amenities and Access Broker Showings Open Houses Moves and more! Email Julie directly at jschechter@atllp.com or contact her by phone at 212-209-4400. Mark can be reached on his corporate email at mblevine@ebmg.com or via phone at 212-335-2723 x.201.

Josh and Kristin introduce the newest member of the GSL team, Julie Walls! The three of them talk about Julie's background in education and how the journey of a former educator and current medical mom have brought a desire to see classrooms be a place of inclusion and kindness. Also introduced in this episode is a brand new free resource, specifically designed for classroom use, as a complement to The Thin Skin Gang book including activities for kids. Get the Thin Skin Gang book and Classroom Resource:https://goshout.love/classroomFor questions on The Thin Skin Gang Classroom Resource or becoming a sponsor:Email Julie at julie@goshout.love.Connect with Go Shout Love:https://www.instagram.com/goshoutlovehttps://www.facebook.com/goshoutloveConnect with Josh:http://instagram.com/joshveachConnect with Julie:http://instagram.com/juliewalls12Connect with Kristin:http://instagram.com/krisestok

Julie is mom to a sweet boy, Wyatt and a sassy girl, Clara. She is a full time Physical Therapist and Integrative Nutrition Health Coach with a passion for educating and inspiring women to fuel their bodies with healthy food, move their body and love their body. Julie FitSmith was created to empower women to live the life they deserve.  Julie is dedicated to helping women reach their health, fitness and wellness goals utilizing a mind, body and spirit approach. In episode 06, Julie talks to Kathie about how her mother’s terminal cancer diagnosis led to her change how she fueled her body and led her to becoming an Integrated Nutritionist. Tune in to hear about: Tips on how to stay focused Why you can’t out exercise a poor diet Top exercises for building a strong core How rest days are just as important as workout days Email Julie and say you heard her on the Life Camp Podcast to claim your FREE 1 Month Meal Plan   Links:  Life Camp FB Community Website | Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn   For more info on the host, visit, www.kathievandermeer.com and follow Kathie on Instagram @kathievandermeer !    Want a chance to win a $50 LuluLemon Gift Card? Click Here to leave a review on Apple Podcasts  Take a screenshot of your review! Email your screenshot to hello@kathievandermeer.com Let’s connect on social media! Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn

Are you struggling to keep up with the demands of your work due to your fibromyalgia? There is a big difference between not being able to do your job and needing a little help to accomplish certain tasks. In this episode, Julie Hamilton discusses how to ask for special accommodations at work, before things get so bad that you're faced with disciplinary action or even termination. Before you think about filing for disability, consider how small changes can make a big impact on your performance and job satisfaction.   Key Points What are special work accommodations? When to talk to your boss about special work accommodations, what you should say, and what you should NEVER say. Just because you ask for it, isn't a guarantee. HOW to have a conversation with your boss that will increase your ability to work together and accomplish your mutual goals. How you can avoid disciplinary action, a poor performance evaluation, or termination, even if your fibromyalgia flares are holding you back. You CAN keep your job, advance your career, and feel good while doing it.   About Julie Hamilton Julie is a Certified Fibromyalgia Coach, Life Coach and Youth Life Coach. She has over 20 years experience as a Human Resources Director and Manager, with the last nine years in healthcare. In her role as an HR Director and Manager, she educated her coworkers, particularly nursing professionals, on the treatment and management of living with fibromyalgia.  Julie has worked with the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) since its inception in 1993, knows the requirements, and can effectively advise individuals on the necessities when working with their employer when they have a chronic disease. Julie’s specialty is helping young professionals who are frustrated with their health to excel in their career and regain their active social lives.    Links & Resources FibromyalgiaPodcast.com is the digital companion to this audio magazine, where you can find full show notes, links to the studies referenced in this episode, submit your questions for Tami Stackelhouse, and schedule a free consultation with a Fibromyalgia Coach. Get a free copy of Tami’s book, Take Back Your Life: Find Hope and Freedom From Fibromyalgia Symptoms and Pain at FibromyalgiaPodcast.com/books. Get the HR tool kit you can print out or email to your HR department to educate them on fibromyalgia. Email Julie directly at JHamilton@CoachingPI.com for a copy. Julie also has an assessment tool to help you understand whether or not you need to request special work accommodations, if you need to use the FMLA (Family Medical Leave Act), or if you need to file for disability. You can get that assessment on Julie's website: CoachingPI.com.

Welcome to another exciting episode of The Stylish Bride! One of the hardest parts of the most beautiful day in the life of many brides is the photo session. What can start out as an exciting adventure can quickly turn into an arduous event.  Wedding portraits are one of the most important ways to preserve cherished memories of the big day, and Julie Sabatino will help us to navigate the process so it goes as comfortably and as smoothy as possible. Join us as we discover how to survive a photo session without losing it! Show Highlights:  Consider packing a little bag to keep sunscreen and bug spray on hand Keep hair and makeup people close by, if budget allows Stay hydrated! Have bottled water and straws handy Protect feet with comfortable back-up shoes with the same height as your high heels for the shoot Learn how to hold your train so it doesn’t get dirty! Here’s Julie’s tips! Have something to stand on when you’re taking outdoor pictures Use a clear plastic tarp or white sheet on the ground to avoid wet grass, mud, etc.     Links:    Instagram: @thestylishbride    Julie@thestylishbride.com    https://thestylishbride.com   Promo Code for the first item you purchase:  Email Julie code: TSBPODCAST         

Do you worry that your job could be in jeopardy due to your struggle with fibromyalgia? Did you know that the Family Medical Leave Act can protect your job while you take time away to heal? Julie Hamilton is an expert on FMLA and has used it with her clients and in her own healing journey with fibromyalgia. She joins us today to detail exactly what the FMLA requires in order for you to take advantage of it, and to describe what situations the Act may cover on your own healing journey as a valuable employee.   Key Points "I used to be a good employee until fibromyalgia came along." There may still be ways for you to be that employee again, through using things like the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) to take some time off, to heal, and to feel better. Healing can be a full-time job in itself! The FMLA can cover your time away from work, and it also guarantees your job after your return to work. You do not have to be a full-time employee in order to use the FMLA. The Family Medical Leave Act also protects your confidentiality. There are a lot of rules and guidelines, both for the employee and the employer, in order for you to use the FMLA. Julie can help you understand these requirements. It is CRITICAL that you know how to navigate the rules and guidelines, otherwise your FMLA claim may be denied and your wages unrecoverable.   About Julie Hamilton Julie is a Certified Fibromyalgia Coach, Life Coach and Youth Life Coach. She has over 20 years experience as a Human Resources Director and Manager, with the last nine years in healthcare. In her role as an HR Director and Manager, she educated her coworkers, particularly nursing professionals, on the treatment and management of living with fibromyalgia.  Julie has worked with the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) since its inception in 1993, knows the requirements, and can effectively advise individuals on the necessities when working with their employer when they have a chronic disease. Julie’s specialty is helping young professionals who are frustrated with their health to excel in their career and regain their active social lives.    Links & Resources FibromyalgiaPodcast.com is the digital companion to this audio magazine, where you can find full show notes, links to the studies referenced in this episode, submit your questions for Tami Stackelhouse, and schedule a free consultation with a Fibromyalgia Coach. Get a free copy of Tami’s book, Take Back Your Life: Find Hope and Freedom From Fibromyalgia Symptoms and Pain at FibromyalgiaPodcast.com/books. The FMLA checklist walks you through all of the requirements and deadlines that you need to follow when applying to use the FMLA. Email Julie directly at JHamilton@CoachingPI.com for a copy. Julie also has an assessment tool to help you understand whether or not you need to request special work accommodations, if you need to use the FMLA, or if you need to file for disability. You can get that assessment on Julie's website: CoachingPI.com.

Welcome to another exciting episode of The Stylish Bride! Today Julie Sabatino sits down with Gena Jaffe, in honor of pride month. They discuss taking time out of each day to focus on fitness for its mental health benefits, and how Gena can assist women who are prepping for their wedding to feel better in both their body and their mind. Gena is a member and advocate of the LGBT community, a virtual fitness coach, and a lawyer that helps other online entrepreneurs protect their businesses. Tune in to find out how Gena’s wife, Jordana, encouraged her to become an entrepreneur, what pride means to Gena, and the laughs Julie and Gena share, reminiscing over Julie’s and Jordana’s 2014 wedding! What makes this epidose even MORE fun is the fact that Julie and her guest, Gena, are FIRST COUSINS! Don’t miss this! Show Highlights:  Don’t work out to lose weight, work out for mental health Brides-to-be need an outlet and should take some time out each day Gena offers fitness programs for every body, 10-60 minutes Fitness should feel fun! Fitness routines help children to see that exercise can be fun Working out helps lift depression Planning a wedding should be about what makes you and your partner happy Same-sex weddings can have an added layer of pressure and sometimes sadness Every family is going to look different Gena’s photo shoot with a national retailer’s Pride campaign    Links:  Instagram: @thestylishbride  Julie@thestylishbride.com  https://thestylishbride.com Promo Code for the first item you purchase:  Email Julie code: TSBPODCAST  https://freckledfoodie.com Instagram: @genajaffe  

Welcome to another exciting episode of The Stylish Bride! Today Julie Sabatino chats with special guest, Michael Andrews, owner of the largest premier custom tailor shop in New York. As an ex-M&A attorney, Michael wasn’t happy with the suit and tie options available in the marketplace, so he decided to take matters into his own hands, and his namesake tailor shop, “Michael Andrews”, was born.  Listen in while Julie and Michael discuss when a couple should first start thinking about men’s fashions during the wedding planning stage (hint: the sooner, the better!). Learn how to avoid menswear becoming an afterthought, why festive wear is making a comeback, and the quick and dirty on destination weddings. Don’t miss out on all the valuable information they unpack during this episode of The Stylish Bride! Show Highlights:  When to start thinking about menswear Suit or Tuxedo? Is it better to coordinate or match? What’s trending in menswear and grooms parties The influence of same-sex grooms on men’s fashions Customizing an off-rack suit vs. investing in a custom suit Understanding the grooms needs Customized details - a very special surprise! The inside scoop on the tailoring process Budgeting and pricing guidelines Made-to-measure and luxury bespoke options How menswear tends to run a 5-year arc Working with grooms that live outside of NYC Visually distinguishing the Dads Minimum 6-12 weeks needed for customizing   Links:  Instagram: @thestylishbride  Julie@thestylishbride.com  https://thestylishbride.com Instagram: @michaelandrewsbespoke https://michaelandrews.com Promo Code for the first item you purchase:  Email Julie code: TSBPODCAST 

Welcome to another exciting episode of The Stylish Bride! Today Julie Sabatino introduces the launch of an amazing new service, Virtual Styling Consulting. This new service takes the complicated elements of finding the perfect dress and creates a blueprint for dress success based on your personal style and budget.  This new service has a plethora of benefits and is an affordable platform for anyone looking for an accessible service. For more details on what this brilliant service includes and a special gift from Julie Sabatino - tune into this episode of The Stylish Bride.  Show Highlights:  The inspiration for Julie’s virtual styling service  What the virtual styling service entails  Gathering information and creating a personalized plan for you  How you can use the service for the bridal party  The accessibility of virtual styling  Links:  Instagram: @thestylishbride  Julie@thestylishbride.com  https://thestylishbride.com Promo Code for the first item you purchase:  Email Julie code: TSBPODCAST 

Mark your calendar for March 2nd when there will be a FREE parenting seminar hosted by Parenting Tomorrow's Leaders in Bluffton, Indiana.  Email Julie to sign up today. Check out our product for the week: Caught Not Taught. Have you ever heard the saying actions speak louder than words? Find out how that is more true with parenting than in any other area of your life. Not only do our actions scream our beliefs to our children, but understanding this Caught Not Taught principle can actually bring freedom to our parenting when we recognize the role of the Holy Spirit in our children's lives. Today we are with Paige Clingenpeel who has spoken all over the nation and has worked on TV, radio, and web-based media. She is a contributor to iMom.com, and can be seen hosting the tween show iShine K'nect on TBN. She presently works for Parkview Health as a mental health therapist assigned to Carroll High School and continues to provide individual therapeutic services through Lifesprings Counseling Center. Paige is married to Ryan and is the mother of 2 beautiful crafty & creative daughters and 2 future power-ranger sons!  Today we will be discussing her article The Enticing World of Sexting and Its Impact on our Kids. No matter what age your children are at, Paige gives practical advice on how to have open dialogue and discussion with our childeren to help them learn to respect others as well as have discernment in their own life.  To learn more about sexting, you can check out Paige's website or her sexting artcile HERE. If you have not yet done so, be sure to subscribe to the podcast, write a review for the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher radio (so other parents can utilize our free resources as well!), and share this episode with your friends and family (through social media, text message, or email!). Finally, be sure to check out Parenting Tomorrow's Leaders on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter to find hilarious Meme's, inspirational encouragement, helpful articles, and life-saving products to help on your parenting journey.  Our social media site is your one stop parenting shop for all your parenting needs!

Mark your calendar for March 2nd when there will be a FREE parenting seminar hosted by Parenting Tomorrow's Leaders in Bluffton, Indiana.  Email Julie to sign up today. Check out our product for the week: Good Pictures, Bad Pictures. The average age for a child to see pornography for the first time is 11, and with the technology becoming such a huge part of our schools, that age continues to decrease.  Good Pictures, Bad Pictures is a great way to introduce your Elementary aged children to the dangers of pornography, and teach them exactly what to do when they see a bad picture for the first time.  I highly recommend this book for your Elementary children. Today we are with Paige Clingenpeel who has spoken all over the nation and has worked on TV, radio, and web-based media. She is a contributor to iMom.com, and can be seen hosting the tween show iShine K'nect on TBN. She presently works for Parkview Health as a mental health therapist assigned to Carroll High School and continues to provide individual therapeutic services through Lifesprings Counseling Center. Paige is married to Ryan and is the mother of 2 beautiful crafty & creative daughters and 2 future power-ranger sons!  Today we will be discussing her article The Enticing World of Sexting and Its Impact on our Kids. No matter what age your children are at, Paige gives practical advice on how to have open dialogue and discussion with our childeren to help them learn to respect others as well as have discernment in their own life.  To learn more about sexting, you can check out Paige's website or her sexting artcile HERE. If you have not yet done so, be sure to subscribe to the podcast, write a review for the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher radio (so other parents can utilize our free resources as well!), and share this episode with your friends and family (through social media, text message, or email!). Finally, be sure to check out Parenting Tomorrow's Leaders on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter to find hilarious Meme's, inspirational encouragement, helpful articles, and life-saving prodcuts to help on your parenting journey.  Our social media site is your one stop parenting shop for all your parenting needs!

That's right!  Today is our 100th episode!!  To see the previous 99 episodes we have had, check out our WEBSITE! Mark your calendar for March 2nd when there will be a FREE parenting seminar hosted by Parenting Tomorrow's Leaders in Bluffton, Indiana.  Email Julie to sign up today. Check out our product for the week: God's Design for Sex. If your child is 3 or older, and you are nervous about having the sex conversation with them, this is the book series for you!  Not only do these books open the lines of communication with this difficult discussion, but they also teach children from a young age what God's design for their life is. To purchase the whole series CLICK HERE.  If you are wanting to just purchase the first book for children ages 3-5 CLICK HERE, for ages 5-8 CLICK HERE, for ages 8-11 CLICK HERE, for ages 11-14 CLICK HERE. Today we are with Paige Clingenpeel who has spoken all over the nation and has worked on TV, radio, and web-based media. She is a contributor to iMom.com, and can be seen hosting the tween show iShine K'nect on TBN. She presently works for Parkview Health as a mental health therapist assigned to Carroll High School and continues to provide individual therapeutic services through Lifesprings Counseling Center. Paige is married to Ryan and is the mother of 2 beautiful crafty & creative daughters and 2 future power-ranger sons!  Today we will be discussing her article The Enticing World of Sexting and Its Impact on our Kids. No matter what age your children are at, Paige gives practical advice on how to have open dialogue and discussion with our childeren to help them learn to respect others as well as have discernment in their own life.  To learn more about sexting, you can check out Paige's website or her sexting artcile HERE. If you have not yet done so, be sure to subscribe to the podcast, write a review for the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher radio (so other parents can utilize our free resources as well!), and share this episode with your friends and family (through social media, text message, or email!). Finally, be sure to check out Parenting Tomorrow's Leaders on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter to find hilarious Meme's, inspirational encouragement, helpful articles, and life-saving prodcuts to help on your parenting journey.  Our social media site is your one stop parenting shop for all your parenting needs!

Mark your calendar for March 2nd when there will be a FREE parenting seminar hosted by Parenting Tomorrow's Leaders in Bluffton, Indiana.  Email Julie to sign up today. Check out our product for the week the lifesaving book 12 Hours Sleep By 12 Weeks Old. If you are a new parent or know someone who is getting ready to be a first time parent, this book is a lifesaver in helping your baby get on a successful sleep schedule. Be sure to click on the 12 Hours Sleep By 12 Weeks Old link to purchase so you can support Parenting Tomorrow's Leaders through your purchase. Check out our new button SHOP for our website to find life-saving products for every stage in your parenting journey.  Baby, Preschool, Elementary, Middle School, High School, Dyslexia, and Allergy Friendly, you can find it all on the SHOP button at our Parenting Tomorrow's Leaders website. Finally, be sure to check out Parenting Tomorrow's Leaders on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter to find hilarious Meme's, inspirational encouragement, helpful articles, and life-saving prodcuts to help on your parenting journey.  Our social media site is your one stop parenting shop for all your parenting needs! Today we are with Terry Linhart (PhD, Purdue University), who is the Chair of the Religion and Philosophy Department at Bethel College, where he teaches ministry-related courses. His research and writing has focused on missions, evangelism, multicultural ministry, and leadership development. He is the co-author of What Can We Do?, and author of Teaching the Next Generations, The Self Aware Leader, Middle School Talksheets: Life of Christ and High School Talksheets: Life of Christ. Terry and his wife, Kelly, have three children, Lauren, Jayson, and Sean. Today we are discussing his article: "Endurance Trumps Enthusiasm: Where Youth Ministry Can Thwart Adolescent Faith Development".  Throughout our conversation we also discuss a book that every parent of a teen or tween should read called Sticky Faith.  Terry's big idea for this week is how are we developing our children as a whole person so they can develop healthy habits that will positively affect their spiritual development. If you have not yet done so, be sure to subscribe to the podcast, write a review for the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher radio (so other parents can utilize our free resources as well!), and share this episode with your friends and family (through social media, text message, or email!).

About this episode... Julie Christensen is back in this episode and chats with Monkey and Miss Laura about PTSD as a form of disability and why it may impact people in their health, well being and sexual sense of well being. To start, PTSD is defined as Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. This is a mental health condition that is triggered by exposure to a terrifying event, even a life-threatening event. Symptoms of PTSD may include avoidance, hypervigilance, being afraid of things, nightmares, flashbacks re-experiencing things, and feeling disconnected from others and even from yourself. There are of course more symptoms - these are just a few. There is also a complex PTSD that results from years of exposure to unhealthy relationships or sexual abuse or other situations. Some people are aware they have PTSD, and many others are not aware, even having repressed memories of the traumatic events that lead to PTSD. About Julie... Julie Christensen is a licensed marriage and family therapist and a frequent flier with the BCBC show. Julie is a therapist at It's Possible Therapy who specializes in: Grief Trauma Mood Disorders Anxiety Disorders Spirituality Holy Fire Reiki Healing Contact Julie... It's Possible Therapy Julie Christensen, M.A., L.M.F.T Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist 3175 Sunset Blvd, Suite 107H Rocklin CA 95677 Phone/Text: 916-276-4354 Email: Julie@itspossibletherapy.com Show notes... Julie goes into a few ways to identify PTSD within yourself and within others. These are only a few possibilities - please note that this is in no way a stand-in for seeking professional assistance. When looking in a sexual context, Julie suggests that your partner may notice things if you are suffering from PTSD - lack of enjoyment, orgasm, response, and more. Monkey asked Julie about how someone can help a partner, friend, or loved one to identify and work with PTSD. She encourages communication between all the parties, offering couples therapy, taking online tests, and additional modes of communication. PTSD was formerly identified only as associated with military experiences - although now it is much more widely identified as a real and serious issue. There are a lot more tools to identify problems and to treat PTSD. Julie is a big fan of EMDR - Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing. EMDR is a psychotherapy treatment that was originally designed to alleviate the distress associated with traumatic memories by applying bilateral stimulation to release memories and help rewrite those memories. This can take those memories from a traumatic rating of 10 down to a 0 and remove the trauma associated forever. Other alternative treatments like LSD were addressed. LSD treatments were actually historically for...

If you are an Attorney, you don’t really need to double your sales, do you? What if "Sales" feels like one of those four letter words and entrepreneur is a job for young people or risk-takers? You might be a little bit like this week’s guest, Julie Finch. Julie is an Attorney who has been working in Business Law for many years. After the Great Recession, Julie decided to open up her own firm, Finch Law, and break into an uncharted entrepreneurial territory. Even though sales felt like something she shouldn’t have to do, Julie realized quickly that adopting a few tools of the saleswoman’s trade would be to her advantage.        Now, Julie is here to talk about why Lawyers need a little business savvy. She will share how to reach clients through personal touches, and why overcoming fear is essential to success. Julie managed to double her sales, and now she has had every opportunity she could possibly imagine, from running her own firm to even working as an Assistant Attorney General for the State of Minnesota. Take it from someone who has done it all—you don’t have to be a salesperson to make a sale, and you don’t have to be a Lawyer to negotiate a good deal! This episode is packed with useful tools and incredible inspiration. You do not want to miss it!   Also in this episode:    How the recession hit law firms and led Julie to become the entrepreneur she never thought she could be.  Why is “Sell” a four letter word for Attorneys.  Moving through Imposter Syndrome.  Don’t forget your gifts. They are your greatest power!  Julie shares her top sales strategies for her firm. Keep looking out for Julie’s Podcast coming soon.    Ever wonder what those little ™ and ® symbols mean? Clean up your website and get copy savvy with Julie’s free tool! Email Julie to snag your pdf.  jfinch@finch-law.com    Retirement Income Through Self-Employment Seminar  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FinchLaw/   Email Julie for more info about speaking engagements!  Women of Words Conference   How Conference