Podcasts about Group work

Kye and Lisa explain the genesis story of The Group and Lisa's experience as a past group member. The Group meets every other Sunday at 11am EST and runs from June 8 until December 7, 2025. Only 6 spots available! The Group Links: Information Registration Form email: hurraythegroup@gmail.com

In a time marked by anxiety, division and disconnection, the path forward lies not in fixing the past but in expanding our freedom to imagine what's next. In this episode of Learning Through Experience, Dr. Heidi Brooks is joined by Suzi Tucker, a writer, teacher and pioneer of Family Constellations work. Together, they explore how our personal and ancestral stories shape the patterns we repeat—and how stepping into those patterns with curiosity can help us reorient toward hope. With warmth, wisdom and respect for the unknown, Suzi shares how facing uncertainty isn't about certainty at all—it's about accompaniment. It's about standing on the shoulders of those who came before us and choosing, even in fear, to take one generative step toward something more. Through stories of lineage, loss, and liberation, Heidi and Suzi offer listeners an invitation to slow down, pay attention and let learning emerge. “When I plant a seed, that's really all I have to do. I don't know what's going to come. That one generative step is enough.” —Suzi Tucker Learning Through Experience is produced through the Yale School of Management. What resonates with you about this conversation? We'd love to hear from you—reach out to LTEpodcast@yale.edu. And subscribe to the monthly LinkedIn newsletter for additional insights and reflections about episode topics and questions to ponder.  Watch this episode on YouTube. Show Notes & Key Moments 03:00 – A Brother Remembered, a Path Revealed Suzi recalls how the absence of her institutionalized brother shaped her and how an encounter with Bert Hellinger—founder of Family Constellations—marked a turning point. “I decided I had a freedom my mother didn't have, and I used it. I went to meet my brother—not for him to know me, but for me to know him.” 10:16 – The Work of Freedom vs. HealingSuzi explains that her work isn't about fixing the past—it's about freeing people to move forward. “Healing is personal and beautiful, but not necessarily connected to something in the future. Freedom is.” 13:36 – Patterns, Habit and the Energy of StucknessHeidi and Suzi discuss how we get trapped in cycles inherited from our family systems—and how awareness opens space for choice. “Those places where I've done the same thing over and over again—and then I defend it, and get angry at the defense—that's when spirit gets siphoned off.” 18:00 – Group Work, Lineage and AccompanimentSuzi reflects on what emerges in her constellation workshops—and why showing up in community can be a pathway to hope. “When I look at a group of 40, I see 4 million. I'm working not just with people, but with the lineages sitting beside them.” 24:45 – Facing Uncertainty with Ancestral SupportSuzi names the emotional reality of living in uncertain times and how drawing from lineage can be a grounding force. “I call it the lethargy of despair. But then I feel my predecessors stepping in and saying, we've seen this before.” 27:29 – Writing as a Practice of PossibilityFor Suzi, writing becomes a tool to move beyond fear and uncertainty. “I'm writing my path beyond the threshold of fear.” 43:23 – Constellations and a Shift in PerspectiveConstellations offer a way to step outside the chaos and view one's story with new eyes. Heidi and Suzi discuss why representing others in a group can be transformative. “It's not about understanding the system, but knowing there is a system—and it looks different depending on where you stand.” 48:22 – Generative Endings and Ongoing UnfoldingSuzi explains that constellations don't end with solutions, but with new images that change the structure of how people move through life. “I picture my parents behind me, my brother beside me, and I walk forward. And I imagine them saying, We're so glad they didn't stay trapped in our fear.” 53:55 – Something to Sit WithHeidi closes by highlighting the invitation at the heart of this episode: not to solve uncertainty, but to meet it. “Fear is familiar. Possibility is harder to trust—but it's there. And we can take one generative step toward it.” Resources Suzi Tucker's website: Explore Suzi Tucker's website to learn about her upcoming retreats, workshops, and sign up for her newsletter. ‘Til Soon: Paradigm-shifting life prompts through the unique lens of Systemic Constellations, by Suzi Tucker. Acknowledging What Is: Conversations With Bert Hellinger: In this thought-provoking series of dialogues, Bert Hellinger—the originator of the Family Constellation method—offers profound insights into the unseen dynamics that shape family systems. Through real-life examples and practical reflections, he explores how acknowledging hidden entanglements can unlock the path to personal and generational healing. Holding Love: A Teaching Seminar on Love's Hidden Symmetry: Drawn from a live seminar in San Francisco in 1999, this comprehensive three-part resource offers an in-depth look at applying Family Constellations in therapeutic settings. Hellinger guides viewers through the subtle patterns influencing love and relationships, illustrating how the method can reveal underlying forces at play in couples and family work.

Kye and Lisa model a session of The Group: creating, sharing, and talking deeply about the human experience. The Group meets every other Sunday at 11am EST and runs from June 8 until December 7, 2025. Only 6 spots available! The Group Links: Information FAQs Registration Form email: hurraythegroup@gmail.com

Kye and Lisa, co-facilitators of The Group, introduce themselves, the project, and their passion for co-creating belonging! The Group meets every other Sunday at 11am EST and runs from June 8 until December 7, 2025--Only 6 spots available! The Group Links: Information FAQs Registration Form email: hurraythegroup@gmail.com  

Do you enjoy working with others and completing tasks as a team? Or do you prefer to work alone and get things done by yourself? In-class group work requires communication and task-sharing, and sometimes you might even run into irresponsible teammates. But it's also a great chance to practice important skills. Once you enter the workforce, the ability to communicate and delegate tasks might be just as important as your professional expertise!你喜歡跟人合作，分組進行任務嗎？還是你更喜歡單打獨鬥，自己完成任務？課堂分組要跟人溝通、分配任務，有時候還會遇到不負責任的組員，可是同時也是很好的練習機會。進入職場以後，這些溝通、分配任務的能力可能跟你的專業能力一樣重要呢！Keywords 關鍵字：氣氛活潑 (qìfēn huópō) – lively atmosphere溝通、抱怨 (gōutōng, bàoyuàn) – communication, complaints職場、現實 (zhíchǎng, xiànshí) – workplace, realityRecommend Level: CEFR A2 (and above)Please preview the keywords of this week on Facebook before you listen to this episode.⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/howto.zhongwen⁠⁠Visit our website: ⁠⁠https://howtozhongwen.wordpress.com/

Do you enjoy working with others and completing tasks as a team? Or do you prefer to work alone and get things done by yourself? In-class group work requires communication and task-sharing, and sometimes you might even run into irresponsible teammates. But it's also a great chance to practice important skills. Once you enter the workforce, the ability to communicate and delegate tasks might be just as important as your professional expertise!你喜歡跟人合作，分組進行任務嗎？還是你更喜歡單打獨鬥，自己完成任務？課堂分組要跟人溝通、分配任務，有時候還會遇到不負責任的組員，可是同時也是很好的練習機會。進入職場以後，這些溝通、分配任務的能力可能跟你的專業能力一樣重要呢！Keywords 關鍵字：氣氛活潑 (qìfēn huópō) – lively atmosphere溝通、抱怨 (gōutōng, bàoyuàn) – communication, complaints職場、現實 (zhíchǎng, xiànshí) – workplace, realityRecommend Level: CEFR A2 (and above)Please preview the keywords of this week on Facebook before you listen to this episode.⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/howto.zhongwen⁠⁠Visit our website: ⁠⁠https://howtozhongwen.wordpress.com/

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In this episode of Laid Open Podcast, I welcome back Dr. Keesha Ewers, a specialist in integrative medicine and functional sexology. We discuss the critical yet often overlooked topic of menopause, highlighting how women's health issues, particularly post-childrearing, are neglected in society and underfunded in research.  Dr. Keesha and I provide insights into hormone replacement therapy (HRT), discussing various options like pellets, patches, and creams and emphasizing the importance of bioidentical hormones. We explain why not everyone needs HRT and the significant role of lifestyle choices, diet, and exercise in managing menopause symptoms.  Our conversation also delves into how the body communicates its needs through everyday signs like urine color, vaginal health, and bowel movements. Additionally, we explore the impact of trauma, stress, and genetic factors on hormone levels.  Dr. Keesha and I encourage listeners to tune into their bodies and get curious about their symptoms, offering practical advice on how to start addressing menopausal issues holistically. Every episode is now on YouTube, which you can watch via the link in my bio or by searching LaidOPEN.  Additionally, the best way to support my work is by liking, sharing, and leaving a review for my podcast.

In this episode, we explore the critical need for men to develop emotional maturity, take personal responsibility, and engage in meaningful self-reflection. Ryan, Aaron, and Trisha delve into how men's work, particularly in groups, can serve as a powerful tool for emotional growth and healthy relationships. Conversation Overview: The Power of Group Work for Emotional Growth   The Role of Self-Reflection in Relationships   Acknowledging Women's Anxiety About Men's Spaces   Practical Advice for Emotional Growth   The Role of Emotional Maturity in Leadership Links: Ryan Donovan at The Leaders Journey.    Aaron Fullmer   Men's Work TX.

Episode 478 features and interview with astrologer Jason Holley about Experiential Astrology, which is a dynamic approach that attempts to embody the symbols of astrology through creative and interactive methods, including making the chart come alive by acting it out in a group setting with Astrodrama. Experiential astrology has its origins in some of the experimentation with different psychological methods that were happening in the astrological community in the 1970s and 80s, and Jason highlights the work of astrologer Barbara Schermer in particular. Jason defines Experiential Astrology as engaging with astrological symbolism through multiple intelligences and perceptual faculties, including somatic, sensuous, imagistic, instinctual, kinesthetic, expressive, and relational. This approach emphasizes the full-consciousness experience of astrological symbolism, moving beyond conceptual understanding to a felt, lived experience. In the discussion we focused on one particular application of Experiential Astrology known as Astrodrama, which involves a group of people standing around and acting out a person's birth chart, and we discuss some of the different ways that this can be done. Living Astrologies Conference Jason is hosting an Experiential Astrology conference in October 2025: https://livingastrologies.net Timestamps (00:00:00) Introduction to Experiential Astrology (00:06:03) Engaging the Senses in Astrology (00:11:52) Historical Context of Experiential Astrology (00:18:51) The Process of Astrodrama (00:25:49) Facilitating Astrodrama Sessions (00:37:55) Multiplicity of the Self in Astrology (00:43:51) Comfort with Uncertainty in Astrology (00:49:22) Experiential Astrology: Enactments and Transits (00:56:55) Empathy and Role Reversal in Relationships (01:05:16) The Oracle and the Querent Dynamic (01:11:17) Foundational Texts in Experiential Astrology (01:17:53) Creating a Sacred Field for Astrology (01:23:57) Experiential Work: Listening to the Field (01:29:32) The Importance of Movement in Astrology (01:34:54) The Subtlety of Experiential Work (01:41:31) Warm-Up and Integration in Group Work (01:58:30) Learning from Challenges and Limitations (02:04:21) Navigating Emotional Responses in Astrology (02:10:44) Experiential Astrology: Bridging Theory and Practice (02:17:37) The Living Astrologies Conference (02:25:38) Personal Journeys in Astrology: A Family Legacy (02:37:45) Credits   Watch the Video Version of This Episode Watch the video version of this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKhNYhY3bKY - Listen to the Audio Version of This Episode Listen to the audio version of this episode or download it as an MP3:

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Today, I am delighted to welcome Nidhi Pandya, an Ayurvedic doctor and the author of the soon-to-be-released book Your Body Already Knows, to explore the interconnection between Ayurveda, yoga, and mindful living. In this insightful episode, Nidhi dives into her journey of growing up immersed in ancient Ayurvedic traditions. She shares the profound wisdom of those principles and explains how she has woven them into her personal and professional life. Join us for Nidhi's heartfelt stories and actionable insights highlighting the relevance of Ayurveda in modern-day life.Early Immersion in AyurvedaNidhi grew up in a large family in India, where Ayurveda was an intrinsic part of life, taught through rhythms and logic rather than explicit instructions. Her grandfather, an Ayurvedic healer, influenced her upbringing, and she learned to observe subtle connections between body, mind, and environment. That foundation sparked her curiosity about human behavior and health.Formal Training and Unique Education PathIn her early twenties, she moved to the U.S. and pursued formal Ayurvedic education despite the skepticism of her family. She studied at a rare Gurukul-style institution that offered intensive classes led by top educators from Pune's Tilak Ayurveda Mahavidyalay. That rigorous, classical training complemented her experience of Ayurveda and shaped her understanding of the science.Transition to Empowering PracticeAfter initially practicing Ayurveda in a prescriptive manner and becoming disillusioned with the dependency it created among her clients, she transitioned to teaching principles of self-evaluation and empowerment, helping people to integrate Ayurvedic practices into their lives sustainably.Ayurveda Across Life Stages and ContextsAyurvedic practices shift with age and lifestyle demands. Regardless of the external circumstances, everyone faces internal battles, which Ayurveda can help address. Nidhi encourages integrating small, meaningful daily practices to prevent individuals from carrying their unresolved stress into the future.Ayurveda for Modern LifeWhile preventative care may dominate in younger years, repair becomes more critical with age. Nidhi advises everyone to create a sanctuary of peace regardless of their living environment.Group Work and the Power of CommunityNidhi works primarily with women in group settings. She highlights the unique challenges women face globally and believes that when women heal, it creates a ripple effect that has the potential to create widespread healing. Common Challenges Women FaceNidhi identifies burnout, digestive issues, hormonal imbalances, anxiety, and insomnia as the most prevalent challenges most women worldwide face. She highlights how societal pressures tend to force women to sacrifice parts of themselves, leading to emotional and physical strain. Her work addresses those imbalances by helping women embrace all aspects of their identities without striving for perfection.Reaching Millennials Through AyurvedaHer work naturally resonates with Millennials. Nidhi designed her approach to empower individuals by teaching logical connections between body and environment, emphasizing self-trust and practical experimentation rather than prescribing rigid solutions.The Concept of Inner ClimateNidhi introduced the concept of the inner climate to simplify Ayurvedic principles. She explains that just as the climate on Earth supports life, the body thrives when its warm and moist internal environment is balanced and aligns with the ideal conditions for microbiota, digestion, and overall health. Deviations from that balance lead to physical and emotional imbalances.Modern Imbalances...

In this conversation, Aura and I delve into the intricacies of holistic psychology and psychotherapy, exploring the mind-body connection, the impact of emotional repression on physical health, and the importance of acceptance in pain management. They discuss the challenges of addressing chronic pain and the need for a more integrated approach in healthcare, emphasizing the role of philosophy in understanding psychological practices. The dialogue highlights the interconnectedness of emotions and physical health, particularly focusing on anger and its physiological effects. In this conversation, we delve into the intricate relationship between the mind and body, emphasizing the importance of a holistic approach to healing. They discuss the effectiveness of group therapy, the historical context of the mind-body split, and the future of integrating these concepts in therapeutic practices. Aura introduces somatic psychology as a means to bridge the gap between mental and physical experiences, highlighting the significance of sensation and movement in understanding emotions. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction to Holistic Psychology 02:59 Understanding Psychotherapy vs. Psychology 06:05 The Mind-Body Connection in Healing 08:46 Exploring Pain and Emotional Repression 11:59 The Role of Acceptance in Pain Management 14:52 Challenging Beliefs Around Pain 17:49 Philosophy's Role in Psychology 20:55 The Interconnection of Anger and Physical Health 32:25 The Power of Group Work in Healing 34:21 Exploring the Mind-Body Connection 40:17 The Future of Mind-Body Integration 54:58 Understanding Somatic Psychology Click here for our free Back Spasm Solutions Course Music Dean Kenny

If there's one thing you're certain to encounter in college, it's group projects. Some students love the collaboration, while others dread the challenge of coordinating and communicating with classmates.And while many might warn you to prepare yourself for uneven workloads, unclear expectations, and endless group chat notifications, it's not all bad.Group projects don't have to feel like a chore. In fact, they can actually create opportunities to learn essential skills, such as collaboration, leadership, and problem-solving. The secret to success lies in preparation, communication, and strategic planning.With the right approach, group work can be a rewarding experience for everyone involved – and a chance to deliver results that are better than what you might have achieved on your own.

Group work is often an obsession for teachers and other stakeholders.  The truth is, like any other instructional strategy, if it is not used with appropriate learning objectives in mind, the lesson will be more likely to miss the mark.  Effective educators know that we have to be intentional.  When used appropriately, group work can lead to powerful outcomes.  

In this solo cast episode of The Psychedelic Podcast, Paul F. Austin shares deep insights on why group work is essential for practitioners in the psychedelic space. Find full show notes and links here: https://thethirdwave.co/podcast/episode-281/?ref=278 Drawing from Richard Rohr's essay on liminality and his own transformative experiences at Synthesis, Paul explores how collective psychedelic experiences create powerful containers for growth and transformation. He emphasizes three core aspects of effective group work—embodiment, nature connectedness, and community—while making a compelling case for why practitioners must "walk the walk" through their own guided group experiences before supporting others. Highlights: Liminality and its relationship to psychedelic experiences Personal story of group experience at Synthesis retreat  The importance of "walking the walk" as practitioners  Three core aspects of retreat work: embodiment, nature connectedness, and community The significance of choosing the right community for growth  Guidance for practitioners considering group experiences  Episode Links: Third Wave's Psychedelic Intensive in Costa Rica The Psychedelic Coaching Institute's Practitioner Certification Program ‘Between Two Worlds' by Richard Rohr   Paul F. Austin is one of the most prominent voices in the world of psychedelics, and is the author of Mastering Microdosing: How to Use Sub-Perceptual Psychedelics to Heal Trauma, Improve Performance, and Transform Your Life. As the founder of Third Wave and Psychedelic Coaching Institute, he has educated millions on the importance of safe and effective psychedelic experiences. A pioneer at the intersection of microdosing, personal transformation, and professional success, he has been featured in Forbes, Rolling Stone, and the BBC's Worklife. Paul helps others use microdosing as a tool for professional development and increased self-awareness by treating the use of psychedelics as a skill refined through mentorship and courageous exploration. Learning how to master this skill will be crucial in the story of humanity's present-future evolution.  

Group work is a collaborative effort where individuals come together to achieve common goals. Jordan Cador talks about the positive impact group work can have when it comes to teamwork, problem-solving, and effective communication.

Damien Bohler is a pragmatic visionary, synthesist, and deep diver committed to the future of humanity through the lens of relationship. Known for his ability to translate complex concepts into accessible, embodied practices, Damien explores diverse aspects of human connection, from Authentic Relating and Attachment Theory to Sexuality, boundaries, nervous system regulation, and much more. As the founder and head facilitator at Evolve Relating, his mission is to weave these elements into a dynamic, practical framework that supports us in truly thriving in life and love. In this conversation, Rachel Rickards and Damien explore the profound changes that parenthood brings, particularly as Damien navigates his experience as a new father. They discuss the transformation that comes with parenting, the deepening of intimacy, and the magic of witnessing his son Kairos's growth. Damien shares his career evolution, from studying environmental science to becoming a facilitator focused on authentic relating and circling practices. They delve into his facilitation journey, highlighting the power of relational skills and interpersonal dynamics in creating meaningful connections. As they continue, Damien reflects on pivotal experiences shaping his understanding of intimacy and attachment. He discusses the challenges technology poses to human connection, the concept of organismic consciousness, and the role of awareness in fostering interconnectedness. The conversation concludes with practical insights for cultivating relational growth, authenticity, and the skills needed for the evolution of relationships in our lives.   Subscribe to my mailing list: https://rachelrickards.myflodesk.com/subscribe   Connect with Damien https://www.evolverelating.com   Connect with Rachel  *REGISTER FOR THE FIELD ONLINE FACILITATOR TRAINING* (Trauma Informed and Certified) With Catherine Hale, Starting February 2025!! https://www.the-field.com/online   Website  Join our community: The Field Facilitation Collective ໑ In Presence We Trust https://www.facebook.com/groups/1222579331960644   Rachel Rickards  https://rachelrickards.com   The Field Facilitator Training www.the-field.com   Facebook   Rachel Rickards www.facebook.com/rachrickards    The Field Facilitator Training https://www.facebook.com/TheFieldFacilitator

Clara Gomez is an international facilitator of transformative processes for personal growth and soul emergence, supporting thousands on the path to wholeness, empowered intimacy, and soul-centered living since 2014. Clara is part of the teaching faculty at the International School of Temple Arts (ISTA) and Highden Temple Mystery School. In this conversation we hear Clara's journey of discovering her inner masculine and creating The Man Within program.  She shares how balancing her strong feminine energy with an equally strong masculine counterpart led to personal transformation and a deeper understanding of herself. Clara's facilitation has been profoundly enhanced by this inner work, allowing her to hold space with greater attunement and confidence.  We dive into the role of being facilitators guiding others through personal transformations and how following your heart and soul whispers is essential on the facilitation path.    Subscribe to my mailing list:  https://rachelrickards.myflodesk.com/subscribe   Connect with Clara https://www.claragomezsantos.com   Connect with Rachel    *REGISTER FOR THE FIELD ONLINE FACILITATOR TRAINING* (Trauma Informed and Certified) With Catherine Hale, Starting February 2025!! https://www.the-field.com/online   Website  Join our community: The Field Facilitation Collective ໑ In Presence We Trust https://www.facebook.com/groups/1222579331960644   Rachel Rickards  https://rachelrickards.com    The Field Facilitator Training  www.the-field.com   Facebook Rachel Rickards www.facebook.com/rachrickards    The Field Facilitator Training https://www.facebook.com/TheFieldFacilitator

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Listen to this interview of Tim Menzies, Editor in Chief, Automated Software Engineering, and also, Full Professor, Computer Science, North Carolina State University. We talk about how disagreement in research brings advancement. Tim Menzies : "In writing your research, you can't belligerently say, 'I want to say something.' The thing that goes wrong with newbies writing papers is that they write, 'I did. I did. I did.' Because, the people who publish very well, they write, 'They did. They did. They did.' So, you have to say something someone else can hear, otherwise there's no point in saying it. And to say something someone else can hear, you have to say it in the patterns they appreciate. You have to study the discourse and the norms of the forums you're targeting, and you have to match to them." Link to Automated Software Engineering, An International Journal Link to stats package Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Listen to this interview of Tim Menzies, Editor in Chief, Automated Software Engineering, and also, Full Professor, Computer Science, North Carolina State University. We talk about how disagreement in research brings advancement. Tim Menzies : "In writing your research, you can't belligerently say, 'I want to say something.' The thing that goes wrong with newbies writing papers is that they write, 'I did. I did. I did.' Because, the people who publish very well, they write, 'They did. They did. They did.' So, you have to say something someone else can hear, otherwise there's no point in saying it. And to say something someone else can hear, you have to say it in the patterns they appreciate. You have to study the discourse and the norms of the forums you're targeting, and you have to match to them." Link to Automated Software Engineering, An International Journal Link to stats package Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Having students work in groups can be difficult for them and for you. But working collaboratively is an important way to help students develop compassion, learn more deeply, and be ready to work in their future profession. Listen in as we share the best tips for group work and reasons behind having students collaborate from our community of teachers. Get notes + links at http://teach4theheart.com/323

In this episode...We explore the essential foundations of self-love, self-respect, and how setting healthy boundaries can transform your relationship with yourself and others. If you've struggled with people-pleasing or difficulty in respecting your own needs, this episode is for you!Listen and learn more about:The Seven-Segment Model to assess and improve your self-love practicesHow to cultivate self-respect Why self-love is just the beginning and what additional tools are needed for long-term personal growthDr. Shana's insights into the importance of recognizing areas where you still need to grow after self-assessmentPlus, learn about Dr. Shana's workbooks, including tools to help both adults and children build healthier relationships with themselves, and where you can find more of her valuable resources to support your journey.Mentioned in Show:You can learn more through her website www.DrShainna.com or follow along on Instagram @DrShainna.Dr. Shainna's Amazon Store: https://www.amazon.com/stores/Shainna-Ali-PhD/author/B07KY521H6?ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=trueGuest bio:Dr. Shainna is a mental health counselor, educator, and advocate who is passionate about empowering individuals to foster mental wellness. Dr. Shainna has created a variety of resources to support mental well-being across the lifespan including the newest release, Designing Healthy Boundaries and a best-seller, The Self-Love Workbook. Additional resources include The Self-Love Workbook for Teens, Luna Finds Love Everywhere: A Self-Love Book for Kids, and The Self-Love Planner. Additionally, her passion for improving mental health access inspired her to host the Mental Wellness Practice Podcast. She is the owner of The Mental Wellness Practice, LLC, a strengths-based clinical and consulting practice and has been featured in outlets such as ABC, CBS, NPR Washington Post, and Insider. Dr. Shainna serves on the Dean's Council for the University of Central Florida's College of Community Innovation and Education, has served on the Board of Directors of The Mental Health Association of Central Florida, is a past president of the Florida Association for Multicultural Counseling and Development, and has been honored with the Pete Fischer Humanitarian Award, the Association for Specialists in Group Work's Al Dye Award, and the University of Central Florida's Noble Knight distinction for her efforts in promoting mental wellness. High Vibe links:Visit Melissa's Etsy Shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/SouleaAffirmations?ref=shop-header-name&listing_id=1391629267&from_page=listingHigh Vibe Mindset Podcast Transcripts: https://www.soulea.co/podcastSupport the show I've launched a new affirmation card deck designed with YOU, the listeners in mind! The Body Deck offers 77 beautiful cards that address the three high-vibe killers of disconnection, negative-self talk & lack of self-care/coping practices. Best of all, it's portable & affordable at $33. Benefit from the transformative practice of affirmations anywhere you go. Stop self-sabotage & start being the highest version of YOU: Visit soulea.coSupport the show

OVERVIEWOverview: 'Cross is coming! Coach Adam Pulford talks with Chris Merriam, Team Manager of CXD Trek Bikes, about all things cyclocross, from mistakes 'crossers make to equipment recommendations, key workouts, and race day strategies.TOPICS COVEREDCommon pre-season training mistakes Skill and technique mistakes in trainingWhat to look for in a cyclocross training groupWork/life balance with cyclocross racingMistakes in equipment selectionRace day strategiesCyclocross-specific interval trainingASK A QUESTION FOR A FUTURE PODCASTLINKSSocial media:CXD IG: https://www.instagram.com/cxdtrekbikes/CXHairs IG = https://www.instagram.com/cxhairs/Resources:CXHairs Bulletin on Substack: https://cxhairs.substack.com/DCCX: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100057314694024 HOSTAdam Pulford has been a CTS Coach for nearly two decades and holds a B.S. in Exercise Physiology. He's participated in and coached hundreds of athletes for endurance events all around the world.Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, or on your favorite podcast platformGET FREE TRAINING CONTENTJoin our weekly newsletterCONNECT WITH CTSWebsite: trainright.comInstagram: @cts_trainrightTwitter: @trainrightFacebook: @CTSAthlete

In Episode 176, Ben speaks with Dr. Janise Parker, an Associate Professor of School Psychology at the William and Mary School of Education.  In the first half of this episode, Dr. Parker discusses her work supporting early-career women of color in school mental health fields.  The second half of the conversation discusses her pioneering research on the effects of religion and spirituality on the mental health of Black teens and young adults.  Contact: Dr. Janise Parker https://education.wm.edu/ourfacultystaff/faculty/parker-j.php Articles Referenced Haskins, N. H., White, S., Johnson, L., Parker, J., Pignato, L., & Chester, C. (2024). Finding Homeplace: A Grounded Theory of a Womanist Affinity Group Intervention for Black Women. The Journal for Specialists in Group Work, 49(1), 65–82. https://doi.org/10.1080/01933922.2024.2345060 Parker, J. S., Haskins, N., Coleman-Chatman, T., Duru, C., Ramirez, D., Chae, N., … Nortey, A. (2023). Dismantling the Imposter Syndrome: A Case Study of Early Career Women of Color in School Mental Health Fields. The Journal for Specialists in Group Work, 49(1), 3–24. https://doi.org/10.1080/01933922.2023.2281670 Parker, J., Haskins, N., Chae, N., Fulmore, K., & Nortey, A. N. (2023). Development of an Interdisciplinary Support Program for Early Career Women of Color in School-Based Mental Health Fields. School Psychology Review, 1–14. https://doi.org/10.1080/2372966X.2023.2291008 Parker, J. S., Williams, B., & Mauney, A. (2022). Exploring Black adolescents' perceptions of God during COVID-19: God images as a source of wellness. Mental Health, Religion & Culture, 25(10), 974–990. https://doi.org/10.1080/13674676.2022.2148641 Parker, J. S., Purvis, L., & Williams, B. (2023). Religious/Spiritual Struggles and Mental Health Among Black Adolescents and Emerging Adults: A Meta-synthesis. Journal of Black Psychology, 49(2), 153-199. https://doi.org/10.1177/00957984221136800   Behaviour Speak Podcast Episodes Mentioned  Dr. Evan Auguste https://www.behaviourspeak.com/e/episode-98-black-liberation-psychology-a-conversation-with-dr-evan-auguste/

In this episode, Joel Warneking shares his profound journey through addiction and recovery. Joel is the director of 423 Communities, a ministry that is radically committed to helping others overcome all forms of unhealthy sexuality, restoring healthy sexuality and intimacy with others through, confessional, recovery communities. Joel opens up about his own history of pornography addiction and the isolating shame that came with it. He highlights how group work was crucial in his healing process, emphasizing the importance of community, grace, and accountability. We explore the essentials of a supportive group environment, the balance between grace and structure, and the need for action in recovery. Joel's story and insights remind us that recovery thrives in the context of supportive relationships.To learn more about Joel and his ministry's resources, visit 423Communities.org.Topics Covered in this Episode: Importance of group work in recovery from addictionPersonal experiences with addiction, particularly pornographyImpact of isolation and shame on individuals in recoveryRole of community and grace in the healing processEssentials of creating a supportive group environmentBalancing grace and accountability in recoveryDynamics of group therapy and mutual supportUnderstanding recovery as a journey beyond mere sobrietyConcept of "paying it forward" in recoveryBroader applicability of recovery principles for personal growth and transformationMore Resources: Join a 423 Communities groupGateway to Freedom 3-Day Intensive for MenGrace-Based Transformation*Related Podcasts: How Can Recovery Lead to a New Growth Mission? A 3-Year Roadmap of Recovery and Emotional GrowthMen Helping Men Grow and Mature*This is an affiliate link. Be Broken may earn a commission on qualifying purchases.----------Please rate and review our podcast: Apple PodcastsSubscribe to our YouTube channel.

Let's talk. Send me a text message! In this episode, we continue our back-to-school series with a focus on effective classroom management strategies. We'll explore how to set up clear classroom rules, routines, and procedures to ensure a productive and positive learning environment. Drawing insights from renowned educators Harry Wong and Angela Watson, we delve into must-have routines that will help you start your school year on the right foot.Today's Topics:Classroom Management Overview:Importance of clear classroom rules, routines, and proceduresInsights from Harry Wong and Angela WatsonMust-Have Routines:Beginning  + Ending Class Routines:Greeting students and entry routineVisual flow and daily agendaExit routinesMiddle of Class Routines: Routines for Group Work and a Thinking Classroom:Group work expectationsProblem-solving routinesVNPS routinesHandling Technology Responsibly:Phone pockets vs. out-of-sight approachTechnology trades and phone charging bankRelated Resources:Harry Wong's The First Days of SchoolAngela Watson's 40 Hour Teacher WorkweekEdTomorrow's First 5Peter Liljedahl's Building Thinking ClassroomsWith the Project Based Algebra Membership, you get full access to all the best real-world resources carefully crafted to align with the interests of today's teenagers. We're talking activities and projects that REAL and RELEVANT. Standards aligned resources that are RIGOROUS and engaging. Join today to lock in Founding Pricing for LIFE!

Jacqueline Cooke is a creative director and brand resonance expert, having collaborated with leading brands such as Bumble, Heyday Skincare, and Nike for over a decade. During her career journey, Jacqueline found the need to work with someone who had a genuine passion for empowering individuals to embrace their authentic selves—that's where Amina came in. Now on her second round of coaching with Amina, Jacqueline shares what it's been like to work with Amina and wat's really changed.   The key moments in this episode are: 00:02:35 - Choosing Coaching and Personal Transformation  00:09:21 - The Power of Group Work  00:11:29 - Embracing Unique Career Paths  00:16:21 - Mindset Shift and Group Support  00:18:08 - Pursuing What Charms You    Connect with Jacqueline Cooke Website: mersenestudios.com Instagram: @jacmersene Instagram: @mersenestudios     Connect with Amina AlTai Website: aminaaltai.com Instagram: @aminaaltai TikTok: @theaminaaltai Linkedin: linkedin/in/aminaaltai

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Scripture:  Exodus 25:1-9, Exodus 31:1-11 Dear Church, We come to the Grove from a lot of different places and backgrounds. We like different foods and root for different teams and celebrate with different foods and traditions. Other than Jesus, we have very little in common. But over the years, I have discovered one other place … Continue reading "Season of Astonishment-Week 7 // God is Group Work // Pastor Kate Murphy"

Group work helps us shed energetic clutter by revealing shared struggles and fostering collective growth and support. In this episode, Dr. Graham Taylor speaks with Tanya Cole-Lesnick. Tanya is a psychotherapist turned transformational coach whose journey from personal struggle to professional fulfillment fuels her mission to empower others. Tanya's path began in her mid-twenties when she sought therapy to navigate love life challenges, initially grappling with shame and vulnerability. Embracing group therapy led to profound insights, culminating in both personal growth and a career shift from graphic design to social work. With nearly three decades of experience, she facilitates emotional growth through therapeutic groups and innovative coaching techniques. Her Activate coaching program empowers individuals to clear obstacles and build lives aligned with their deepest aspirations. Beyond coaching, Tanya offers life-changing retreats, inviting women to rediscover play, creativity, and connection. Today's clinical series discussion will focus on group therapy and a deep dive into support dynamics. For more information about Tanya Cole-Lesnick and her group work, please visit: https://www.tanyacole-lesnick.com For a free discovery session with Tanya, please visit: https://www.tanyacole-lesnick.com/work-with-me To learn more about Energetic Clutter, please watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5Ks8oX2Me0 To learn more about Tanya's retreats, please visit: https://www.tanyacole-lesnick.com/retreats Connect with Tanya on Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/tanyacole_lesnick/ Connect with Tanya on TikTok at: https://www.tiktok.com/@tanyacole_lesnick?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc

Today's guest is Dr. Richard Tedeschi, the Executive Director of the Boulder Crest Institute for Posttraumatic Growth in Virginia and Professor Emeritus at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, where he served for 42 years. Dr. Tedeschi has developed programs based on Post-traumatic Growth to support combat veterans and first responders. He has published ten books and numerous articles, earning recognition as a top-cited researcher by Stanford University. Today, he will share insights on the concept of post-traumatic growth and its importance in mental health and well-being. Before we dive in, we have a new cohort of veterans starting The Mission After mentorship program. Head over to themissionafter.org to join the waitlist and join us this July for a 90 day program that will help you establish a solid foundation for your identity, relationships, and of course discover your next mission and execute. SummaryDr. Rich Tedeschi discusses the concept of post-traumatic growth, which is the ability to turn traumatic experiences into something positive and transformative. He explains that post-traumatic growth has been written about and experienced throughout history, but it is not widely recognized in the field of mental health. The conversation also touches on the limitations of diagnostic labels and the importance of focusing on wellness and prevention in mental health. Dr. Tedeschi describes the work of Boulder Crest Foundation, which provides programs for veterans and first responders to promote post-traumatic growth. The conversation explores the challenges faced by veterans transitioning back to civilian life and the importance of post-traumatic growth. It emphasizes the need for connection, purpose, and belonging, and the difficulty of navigating a new way of being after leaving the military. The conversation also highlights the significance of understanding one's personal narrative and using it to define a new mission. The use of peer support and group work is discussed as a powerful tool for healing and growth. The scalability of mental health services and the role of psychiatric medications are also touched upon.TakeawaysPost-traumatic growth is the ability to turn traumatic experiences into something positive and transformative.The concept of post-traumatic growth has been written about and experienced throughout history, but it is not widely recognized in the field of mental health.Diagnostic labels in mental health focus on problems and disorders, but there is more to people's lives than just these labels.There is a shift towards focusing on wellness and prevention in mental health.Boulder Crest Foundation provides programs for veterans and first responders to promote post-traumatic growth. Transitioning back to civilian life can be challenging for veterans, as they have to navigate a new way of being and confront old issues that may not have been resolved before entering the military.Connection, purpose, and belonging are essential for veterans to feel fulfilled and satisfied in their post-military lives.Understanding one's personal narrative and using it to define a new mission is crucial for post-traumatic growth.Peer support and group work can be powerful tools for healing and growth, as they provide a sense of universality and momentum.Scalability is a significant challenge in mental health services, and a peer-centered approach can help meet the tremendous mental health needs in the country.Psychiatric medications can be helpful for some individuals, but overprescription may occur due to the lack of resources and the avoidance of addressing underlying issues.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Post-Traumatic Growth01:36 The Limitations of Diagnostic Labels03:26 Dr. Tedeschi's Journey into Studying Post-Traumatic Growth06:25 Defining Wisdom in Psychology09:39 Working with Veterans11:06 Challenges Faced by Veterans14:09 The Impact of Troubled Homes on Veterans15:08 The Difficulty of Leaving the Military18:07 Introduction to Post-Traumatic Growth20:29 Shifting Mental Health Focus26:35 The Importance of Understanding Psychological Systems29:19 Exploring Personal Narratives and Trauma33:38 The Power of Disclosure and Emotional Work50:37 Peer Support and Mental Health01:01:12 Psychiatric Medications and Mental Health TreatmentLinks:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BoulderCrestFoundation/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bouldercrestfoundation/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@BoulderCrestFoundationLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/bouldercrestfoundation/Website: https://bouldercrest.org/

Today we're talking to three authors—Jean Duffy, Bev Boisseau Stohl, and Laura Beretsky—and the writing group that provided them with the support and encouragement to keep them going. What makes the Page Six Writing Group so special? While usually only 1-2% of writers get their books published, three of its six members published a book in the same year. The Page Six Writing Group also includes writers Susan Schirl Smith, Marcie Kaplan, and Maggie Lowe.Looking for a writing community? Join our Facebook page. BONUS! Today, you'll find a tip sheet from The Page Six Writing Group on this page about making a group like theirs work.Watch a recording here. The audio/video version is available for one week. Missed it? Check out the podcast version above or on your favorite podcast platform.To find the debuts mentioned in this interview and many books by our authors, visit our Bookshop page. Laura Beretsky is a writer who lives in Somerville with her children, husband and two cats. She recently published Seizing Control: Managing Epilepsy and Others' Reactions to It, a memoir about the challenges facing those who live with perceptible health conditions. Her work has appeared in Health Story Collaborative, The National Library of Poetry, and Cognoscenti. More at https://lauraberetsky.com/published-essays/Bev Boisseau Stohl is a non-fiction writer whose blog grew into Chomsky and Me: A Memoir, (from OR Books) published in July of 2023. Her book tells the story of her 24 years as assistant to linguist, activist, Professor Noam Chomsky at MIT, and the unexpected bond that developed through a shared humor and compassion. You can find Bev with her wife walking her two rescue dogs in Watertown, and at www.instagram.com/ChomskyandMeAMemoir.Jean Duffy is a nonfiction writer whose first book, Soccer Grannies: The South African Women Who Inspire the World (Rowman & Littlefield), was published in 2023. Jean can be found on the soccer field in Lexington, Massachusetts, where her team, the Lexpressas, have been playing for some twenty years. She lives with her husband in Somerville, Massachusetts. More at https://jeanduffy.comPhoto by Chang Duong on Unsplash This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit 7amnovelist.substack.com

We often internalize messages from mirroring that may not accurately reflect who we truly are. However, the beauty of group work lies in their ability to provide an accurate mirror for self-reflection. In this episode, Dr. Graham Taylor speaks with Tanya Cole-Lesnick. Tanya is a psychotherapist turned transformational coach whose journey from personal struggle to professional fulfillment fuels her mission to empower others. Tanya's path began in her mid-twenties when she sought therapy to navigate love life challenges, initially grappling with shame and vulnerability. Embracing group therapy led to profound insights, culminating in both personal growth and a career shift from graphic design to social work. With nearly three decades of experience, she facilitates emotional growth through therapeutic groups and innovative coaching techniques. Her Activate coaching program empowers individuals to clear obstacles and build lives aligned with their deepest aspirations. Beyond coaching, Tanya offers life-changing retreats, inviting women to rediscover play, creativity, and connection. We're excited to have Tanya with us to discuss clearing energetic clutter and the power of group work.   For more information about Tanya Cole-Lesnick and her group work, please visit: https://www.tanyacole-lesnick.com For a free discovery session with Tanya, please visit: https://www.tanyacole-lesnick.com/work-with-me To learn more about Energetic Clutter, please watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5Ks8oX2Me0 To learn more about Tanya's retreats, please visit: https://www.tanyacole-lesnick.com/retreats Connect with Tanya on Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/tanyacole_lesnick/ Connect with Tanya on TikTok at: https://www.tiktok.com/@tanyacole_lesnick?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc

Who is Georges Gurdjieff? What is the Fourth Way? Explore with me the teachings of Georges Ivanovich Gurdjieff, a mystic, philosopher, and spiritual teacher. His unique approach challenges conventional spirituality and guides followers toward profound personal transformation. What to Expect in This Video: * Introduction to Georges Gurdjieff: Discover the life of Gurdjieff and the formative experiences that led him to develop the Fourth Way. * The Fourth Way Explained: Learn how the Fourth Way differs from traditional spiritual paths by integrating spiritual growth with ordinary life. * Gurdjieff's Cosmology: Unravel the complex ideas about the universe's structure, including the Ray of Creation and the Law of Three. * Key Practices and Concepts: Gurdjieff's practices like self-remembering, the Movements, his views on the mechanical nature of 'sleep,' and the vital role of intentional suffering and conscious labor in personal transformation. * Literary Contributions: Gurdjieff's key writings, including "Beelzebub's Tales to His Grandson" and "Meetings with Remarkable Men," which shape our understanding of his teachings. * Discussion and Legacy: Reflect on how Gurdjieff's methods are perceived today and their impact on modern spiritual practices. CONNECT & SUPPORT

Show Notes:00:15 - Teacher Appreciation Day 2024 00:25 - eight encore excerpts from seven guests1:15 - Julia Roland  - college student, art student, artist (segment 1 of 2)3:00 - Lana Camiel - pharmacist, herbalist, professor, podcaster4:30 - Mike Shannon - retired U.S. Army officer, current university president6:25 - Joy Robinson - former teacher, staff member with the Professional Association of Georgia Educators7:25 - Megan Golden - world language teacher and author9:00 - John Beede - mountain climber, author, public speaker11:00 - Kristin Hatcher - writer, runner12:25 - Julia Roland - segment 2 of 214:35 - "Thank you!" to great teachers Links:Julia Roland episode - An Artist's Audio Self-Portrait (38 minutes)Lana Camiel episode - Rx for Health, Living, and Learning (45 minutes)Mike Shannon episode - Grit, Excellence, Leadership . . . Purpose (41 minutes)Joy Robinson episode - We need more Joy in teaching! (37 minutes)Megan Golden episode - Learning is THE World Language (38 minutes)John Beede episode - Keep on Climbing! (36 minutes)Kristin Hatcher episode - Tell Your Story (34 minutes) Episode 7 - Host on Mic Episode - Teachers Matter (23 minutes)Episode 16 - In A Moment - Changing the World (4 minutes)Episode 24 - In A Moment - Thank You! (6 minutes)Episode 34 - Many Voices, One Message - Teachers Matter (15 minutes)Episode 38 - Great Teachers - Everyone Knows One! (13 minutes) Music for Lead. Learn. Change. is Sweet Adrenaline by Delicate BeatsPodcast cover art is a view from Brunnkogel (mountaintop) over the mountains of the Salzkammergut in Austria, courtesy of photographer Simon Berger, published on www.unsplash.com.Professional Association of Georgia EducatorsDavid's LinkedIn page 

Today I am joined by the amazing Anne Larsen,  the director of coaching for PH 360 and a seasoned expert in social work and family therapy. Get ready to dive deep into the intricacies of relationships through the lens of epigenetics. We explore how understanding yourself and appreciating differences can significantly enhance your relationships and connections. As we dive into all things relationship, from discussing the biologics of personality traits like introversion and extroversion to discovering how time orientation and energy conservation play crucial roles in our relationships, this episode unpacks the complexities of human interaction. Whether you're navigating the dating scene, a new partnership, or looking to deepen an existing one, Anne's insights and personal anecdotes will provide a fresh perspective on making the most of your personal connections. Learn the RIGHT questions to ask in a potential partner, understand what really is important in looking at another in terms of compatibility. So tune in, lean in, and get ready to transform the way you view relationships forever!Learn more about Anne:Position: Director of Coaching Qualifications: BSW Bachelor of Social Work, Cert Family Therapy, Certified Health and Wellness Coach.Anne has spent the last 40 years passionately exploring the most successful ways to create change in people's lives. She has trained as a Mental Health Social Worker, Family Therapist, Health and Wellness Coach, Narrative Therapist and in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy as well as courses in kinesiology, mindfulness, healing meditations, Psych K and Brain Working Recursive Therapy. Anne works collaboratively with people to develop a sense of personal agency that enables them to more fully engage with others and their environment, building a sense of self, place, purpose, belonging and general health and well-being. She has worked extensively with individuals, couples and families, using an epigenetic lens to maximize understanding, acceptance and joy in people's lives. Anne has managed the operational delivery of a large mental health counseling service and provided clinical leadership and supervision to Psychologists, Social Workers, Drug and Alcohol Counselors, Counselors and Mental Health Nurses using reflective practice in both individualand team settings Anne has been a lecturer in a number of accredited counseling courses and a guest lecture at universities as well as running many workshops. She is the co-author of a published article: ‘Group Work with Incest Survivors: A New Context' Anne is currently Director of Coaching for ph360, educating health professionals and creating courses on relationships and behavior change. Maximizing happiness and fulfillment through understanding yourself and your relationships with the important people in your life is Anne's passion and current focus in the world.RESOURCES:Show Links:Visit the website: healthyawakening.co/podcastFind listening links here: https://healthyawakening.co/linksSHOW NOTES: healthyawakening.co/episode4Connect with Susan:Schedule a FREE consultation, send an email to susan@healthyawakening.coFaceboook: https://www.facebook.com/susanrobbinshealthyawakeningInstagram: @susanrobbins_epigeneticcoach

Cultures are dynamic and powerful forces that shape our identities and influence our perspectives on the world. They serve as bridges, effortlessly connecting the depth of our heritage with the construction of our futures. But for Asian Americans, the balance between traditional values and modern ideals poses a distinct challenge as they strive to find their place within society.Between visibility and invisibility, the pervasive presence of racism, the necessity for adaptation, and the negotiation between individuality and community… The Asian American experience is as complex as it is resilient. Today's guest embodies this truth in more ways than one. Kris Yi, Ph.D., Psy.D. is a licensed clinical psychologist and psychoanalyst with more than 25 years of clinical experience. Throughout her career, she has dedicated her work to highlighting and raising awareness of the Asian American experience, and racial bias within psychoanalysis.  In today's episode, Kris invites us to step into her world. She illustrates her journey from South Korea to the United States, sharing the challenges of migration, the enduring impact of cultural trauma, and the art of finding the balance between two distinct cultures. Determined to break free from bias, Kris lends her voice to the Art of Listening, to offer a fresh and often overlooked perspective that defies stereotypes.Join us as Kris boldly rewrites the narrative of the Asian American experience, carving out a unique space within the realm of psychoanalysis.Chapters1 - Juggling Korean and American cultures (4:22)2 - Anti-Asian racism and the Model Minority myth (10:41)3 - Kris's experiences with Discrimination and Hypersexualisation (17:14)4 - Historical racism in Psychoanalysis (22:41)5 - Bringing new visibility to the Asian Perspective (26:08)LinksKris YiKris' Journal on the Asian Perspective in PsychoanalysisEileen DunnMore from ‘The Art of Listening' 

It is wonder, curiosity and imagination wrapped up in one. It is both a suspension from reality and way of navigating the world, a problem solver, a flow of creativity, a creative outlet, a language and a state of mind. It is: play!And true to its nature, we cannot possibly box play into one definition. Lily Higgins, Pauline McNaulty and Jules Gilleland join me in my digital playground this week to unpeel the many layers of play: purposeful play, play without agenda, play as the essence of human connection, and play as a curious and unexpected vehicle for conflict resolution.Gather around for our special fireside conversation!Find out about:Lily, Pauline and Jules' multifaceted definitions of play, and why it is simultaneously a mindset, tactic, strategy, and metaphorThe complexities and contexts of play as a facilitation toolHow play can be used to navigate conflict, creating a safe space that diffuses riskHow play can help us challenge our stories, and encourage us to see new perspectives The difference between purposeful play, play as the experience itself, and play without agendaDon't miss the next episode: subscribe to the show with your favourite podcast player.And download the free 1-page summary, so you can always have the key points of this episode to hand.Links:Watch the video recording of this episode on YouTube.Connect to guests:Lily Higgins LinkedInPauline McNaulty LinkedInJules Gilleland LinkedInSupport the show:Make a one-off donation and contribute to the ongoing costs of running the podcast.Support the showCheck out the podcast map to see the overview of all podcast episodes: https://workshops.work/podcast-map

Cheri Kauffman has a successful career spanning 16+ years in the chemical industry. She have established herself as a savvy businesswoman with a keen eye for innovation and growth. Beyond her professional achievements, She is a devoted wife and mother of five children, embodying the qualities of love, compassion, and strength in her family life. She grew up with admiration for Barbie, Wonder Woman, and Princess Diana reflecting her own resilience, grace, and determination in facing life's challenges. Known for her Tank Queen in the industry persona,  infectious passion, and genuine desire to spread joy. She try to be a beacon of positivity in the lives of those around her. She  have unwavering faith in God and the universe guides her journey, infusing every moment with a sense of purpose and gratitude. In all aspects of her life, she is a true believer in the power of kindness, the beauty of diversity, and the magic of living life to the fullest.     CONNECT WITH Cheri Kauffman LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cheri-kauffman-05656712a/ Email: cheri.kauffman@leschaco.com   CONNECT WITH Cedric Francis Website: https://www.lead2greatness.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cedricbfrancis Twitter: https://twitter.com/cedricbfrancis Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/leadtogreatness/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cedric-b-francis-a0544037/   DONATE TODAY to provide resources to low income and poverty stricken communities!  Website: https://www.mtsoutreach.org

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Music is an art form that connects us to others, beyond language and culture. It strikes a chord that moves us both physically and emotionally. In this sense, whether we're artists or amateurs, music can be a powerful outlet and refuge for our emotions and experiences. It holds the remarkable ability to facilitate feelings, transformation, and unity. Today's guest believes that too, and draws a parallel between music and the transformative nature of the therapeutic journey.Paula Kliger is a clinical psychologist and psychoanalyst with 30 years of experience treating children, adults, couples, families, and groups. Her connection to music runs deep. As a young musician, she toured the world and witnessed the profound curative capabilities of music firsthand. On this episode of The Art of Listening, Paula takes us on a captivating journey at the nexus of music and psychoanalysis. Reflecting on the invaluable lessons from her time as a performer and writer, Paula recounts her discovery of the power of music in healing others and, in turn, healing herself. As she advanced in her analytic career, delving into group work, trauma, and disaster relief, Paula's musical knowledge continued to inform her approach. Today, she shares how creating an atmosphere and setting the right tone allows us to create safe spaces that foster understanding.Join us as Paula unveils her unique insights into the music of listening. Chapters1 - Life-changing stories from Paula's travels as a touring musician2 - Music as a universal language and self-reflection practice3 -  First professional experience in psychotherapy.4 - Bringing her expertise to trauma and disaster work5 - How Paula's musical background informed her approach to group workLinksPaula KligerPaula's BookPsych AssetsEileen DunnMore from ‘The Art of Listening' 

Main Topics: Purpose, Direction, Leadership, Emotions. Father Wound, 4 Masculine Archetypes   Alexander is a Men's Transformational Coach, NCS qualified counsellor, Yoga Teacher, Meditation Teacher and founder of ‘The Unmasked Man'.   He has sat with hundreds of men all over the world helping them to unmask the man within and to shed light on the unconscious boy. He is deeply passionate and dedicated to guiding men to step into their power and fulfil their potential. Leading through embodiment, Alexander has overcome many struggles on his journey, enabling him to hold space from an empathetic and relatable place. He believes that through true authenticity and vulnerability we can compassionately drop into a better relationship with ourselves and our bodies, creating a loving and grounded approach to self-healing and growth.   Leading The Unmasked Man Team, Alexander teaches online and in-person men's trainings, events and retreats throughout the U.K. and Europe.   Key topics include:  ⭐️ Balancing The Masculine and Feminine Energy ⭐️ Learning to Feel Our Emotions and The Importance of Releasing Them Regularly ⭐️ How Father Wounds Can Make Us Abdicate Our Leadership  ⭐️ Navigating Your Power By Surrounding Yourself With People Who Challenge You ⭐️ How Integrating Our Shadow Parts Lights The Way to Strong Leadership ⭐️ The Influence of Masculinity Norms on Men's Emotional Well-being ⭐️ Using The Four Archetypes of Men to Find Direction and Purpose ⭐️ The Negative Impact of Boy Psychology on Men's Lives ⭐️ Letting Go of the Boy Psychology by Growing Emotional Maturity as A Man ⭐️ The Transformational Effect of Group Work and Having a Community You Can Trust ⭐️ Focusing on Our Purpose in Life Instead of Fearing Other People's Criticism ⭐️ Connecting to Our Authentic Self by Listening Instead of Reacting  Connect With David - The Authentic Man:   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theauthenticman_/  Website: https://www.theauthenticman.net/  For Coaching: hello@theauthenticman.net  Newsletter: https://www.theauthenticman.net/home-subscribe    Connect with Alexander: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/alexander_cottle/ & https://www.instagram.com/the.unmaskedman https://www.theunmaskedman.co.uk/    

Jamie Krasnov is a dedicated business leader who currently holds the position of CEO at Apex Leadership Company, a dynamic fundraising franchise for elementary and middle schools, in Houston, Texas. In this role, Krasnov has been instrumental in steering the company's strategy and execution to increase value to the Apex franchisees and Apex schools across the nation. His determination to elevate the company's led to the brand seeing an outstanding 100% revenue increase since he took stepped into the role as CEO in 2021.    CONNECT WITH Jamie Krasnov Jamie's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamie-krasnov-62267850/   Apex Leadership Socials LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/apexleadership/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/apexleadershipco/ Facebook: https://www.instagram.com/apexleadershipco/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKS0GNIQzxTVMjBIvkcv2Uw Twitter: https://twitter.com/apexleaderco?lang=en   CONNECT WITH Cedric Francis Website: https://www.lead2greatness.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cedricbfrancis Twitter: https://twitter.com/cedricbfrancis Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/leadtogreatness/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cedric-b-francis-a0544037/   DONATE TODAY to provide resources to low income and poverty stricken communities!  Website: https://www.mtsoutreach.org

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Craig sits down with Carrie Haynes, a colleague and Colorado-based group therapist and host of the podcast The Art of Groups. They explore their shared love of group process, the unique benefits and risks of working with groups, specific challenges for the group therapist or leader, and finally how and why Carrie is moving away from traditional group therapy to a more heart-focused transpersonal group model. Carrie Haynes/The Art of Groupshttps://www.artofgroups.com/BFTA on IG @backfromtheabysspodcasthttps://www.instagram.com/backfromtheabysspodcast/BFTA/ Dr. Hhttps://www.craigheacockmd.com/podcast-page/

Cooperative learning can be a powerful learning strategy, but only if it works well. In this episode Connie Hamilton, author of Hacking Group Work, returns to the podcast to share 17 small changes you can try that will make group work more effective in your classroom. Thanks to EVERFI and Verizon Innovative Learning HQ for sponsoring this episode. You can read a full transcript of this podcast at cultofpedagogy.com/group-work-17-tweaks/.