Podcasts about fordham university's graduate school

The 60's original soundtrack Star Treck describes space as the final frontier. But our guest Dr. Kirk Bingaman says there is another frontier we are only beginning to understand: our inner space. Dr. Kirk Bingaman is the Associate Professor at Fordham University's Graduate School of Religion and Religious Education. He's also the author of the book The Power of Neuroplasticity for Pastoral and Spiritual Care His research has led him to understand how mindful meditation and prayer can help us manage our negative thoughts and actually change the neurological makeup of our brains! Songs Featured: OneRepublic: If I Lose Myself Pharrell: Happy Coldplay: A Sky Full Of Stars  

Barbara Probst is a licensed clinical social worker specializing in “difficult” or “different” children and their families. Her book When the Labels Don't Fit (Three Rivers Press, 2008) offers a fresh, comprehensive, and practical approach to raising a challenging child - helping parents understand, cope, and nurture their children without assuming that every quirk or struggle is a sign of disorder.Barbara also teaches at Fordham University's Graduate School of Social Service, where she is currently completing her doctorate, and gives presentations to parent and professional groups throughout the country. Her articles have appeared in publications including the Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal, Journal of Teaching in Social Work, Families in Society, Journal of Therapeutic Schools and Programs, and the Twice-Exceptional Newsletter. See www.whenthelabelsdontfit.com .

Barbara Probst is a licensed clinical social worker specializing in “difficult” or “different” children and their families. Her book When the Labels Don't Fit (Three Rivers Press, 2008) offers a fresh, comprehensive, and practical approach to raising a challenging child - helping parents understand, cope, and nurture their children without assuming that every quirk or struggle is a sign of disorder.Barbara also teaches at Fordham University's Graduate School of Social Service, where she is currently completing her doctorate, and gives presentations to parent and professional groups throughout the country. Her articles have appeared in publications including the Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal, Journal of Teaching in Social Work, Families in Society, Journal of Therapeutic Schools and Programs, and the Twice-Exceptional Newsletter. See www.whenthelabelsdontfit.com .