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We talk footy for the three local codes. I've got all your weekend Netball results A women's Health Expo is coming to the region and the Run against Violence kicks off at the end of the monthSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Welcome to a very special episode of Labnotes! For our 50th edition of the show we recorded LIVE from the Future Health Expo at the University of New South Wales, diving into the world of spinouts and deep tech investment with a panel of three guests from the Venture Capital and Angel Investment sector. Join us to hear how Alejandra Romero (Main Sequence Ventures), John Kurek (UniSeed) and Mian Bi (Australian Medical Angels) find, fund and foster big ideas and entrepreneurial researchers emerging from Australian universities. GUESTS : Alejandra Romero https://www.linkedin.com/in/alejandra-romero1/ Dr Mian Bi https://www.linkedin.com/in/mian-bi/ Dr John Kurek https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-kurek-ba19a54/ UNIVERSITY OF NSW : https://www.unsw.edu.au/ FUTURE EXPO SERIES : https://www.innovationcommunity.unsw.edu.au/futures-expo-series EON LABS : https://www.eonlabs.org/ HOST : Dr. Leo Stevens https://www.linkedin.com/in/leostevensinc/ MUSIC : Purple Planet Music https://www.purple-planet.com Mixed by Dr. Nat Harris
Today on Health & Longevity, Dr. John Westerdahl shares his interview with Elaine LaLanne, wife of the late fitness legend Jack LaLanne. This interview took place at the AMAZING HEALTH EXPO 2023 on the campus of the Granite Bay Hilltop Seventh-day Adventist Church in the Sacramento, California community. Elaine LaLanne, almost 98 years of age, shares her life experiences as the wife of Jack LaLanne (who lived to be 96 years old) and discusses the Jack and Elaine LaLanne secrets to living a long healthy life. She discusses the importance of exercise and fitness for a healthy lifestyle. "Exercise is King. Nutrition is Queen. When You Put Them Together, You Have a Kingdom." - Jack LaLanne
Bryan Barrett talks with Laura Grissom and Lois Maier with the St. Clair Street Senior Center. They are promoting their Health Expo October 12th from 8am until noon at the cen
It's less than 100 day away... The Community First Fox Cities Marathon crew joined Dave for a preview. We needed to chat about race prep, great stories and sponsorships. Plus, it's much more than just a marathon with a race for every pace...Join Dave and his guests, Race Director Julie Johnson and Kim Stoeger with Nutritional Healing, a new Health Expo sponsor.
In this episode, we hear from two speakers from Proud2BSafe – an organisation of motivational speakers who share personal stories about the impact of workplace accidents. In this podcast we hear from Sean Toon on mental health and why communication is key. And Matt Hazelton, who was a director at a construction firm when a tragic accident occurred resulting in him losing his two brothers and two good friends. Initially Proud2BSafe solely focused on Jason Anker's story but with the help of more motivational speakers sharing their stories, it aims to spread the word more broadly, change perspectives and help discuss the causes of people not speaking up at work.At the end, I also have a quick chat with Neil Fisher, a client of Proud2BSafe who was shortlisted for SHP's most influential person in health and safety last year, here, he briefly speaks about what it's been like to work with the organisation. Both Sean and Matt have highly motivational stories which aims to inspire and change people's attitudes towards health, safety and wellbeing for the better. Additional resources: Evolution of a safety speaker – from motivational to inspirational Virtually speaking 30 Days for 30 Years Safety & Health Expo is back! Safety & Health Expo If you've not already subscribed, please do so, to get the latest episodes as soon as they are released. And, if you like what you hear, we'd be grateful if you could rate us, as that will help us get the shows out to a wider audience. Check out the previous episodes on the Safety & Health Podcast hub. Please be sure to stay tuned in to SHPonline.co.uk for the very latest health and safety news. Sign up to the SHP Daily Newsletter, here.
Today, I am joined by Thecia Ellis to discuss how persistence has taken her from the brink of bankruptcy to a developing homestead. Featured Event: The 2023 Health Expo hosted by Barron County Patriots on May 6 in Chetek, WIToday's Sponsor: The Homestead Consultant Show Resources https://www.grandmashomestead.farm/ This Grandma's Life Podcast https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8ywkimBphxuAqn7rwx9hQg Farm Animal Life https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSkUUHdXKN8OUGiODPXEupg Etsy Shop https://www.etsy.com/shop/KinziesCandleShop Main content of the show Thecia Ellis is a grandmother of three that has settled in NE Oklahoma after a lifetime of moving around Oklahoma, Alaska, Texas and Southern California with a very short move to Venezuela as a toddler. She and her husband own 26 acres of the 40 acre plot of a reclaimed coal pit. After her husband became severely depressed that morphed into bi-polar depression, their lives slid backward for several years nearly losing everything. Through sheer stubbornness and persistence, Thecia is slowly clawing their way forward again and even has begun to enjoy the journey. Make it a great week GUYS! Don't forget about the cookbook, Cook With What You Have by Nicole Sauce and Mama Sauce. Community Mewe Group: https://mewe.com/join/lftn Telegram Group: https://t.me/LFTNGroup Odysee: https://odysee.com/$/invite/@livingfree:b Advisory Board The Booze Whisperer The Tactical Redneck Chef Brett Samantha the Savings Ninja Resources Membership Sign Up Holler Roast Coffee Harvest Right Affiliate Link
Free Health Screenings and Live Musical Entertainment will be available Saturday, April 29th, in Washington Park from 10AM to 5PM. The FREE event is part of the Center for Closing the Health Gap annual Health Expo, which includes health screenings, educational workshops and fitness activities, as well as healthy food Read More Shared by United Resource Connection April 26, 2023
WELCOME TO THE BEST OF 2022! Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday through December, we'll be reposting some of our favorite episodes from this year to give you inspiration and motivating to both end this year strong, and kickstart 2023 on a positive note! Below are the original post's notes. _____________________________________________________ ABOUT: Nada Lena is the founder and CEO of “Rise Up For You,” a company dedicated to empowering and educating individuals and companies across the globe. She is a Post-Secondary Educator, Motivational Speaker, and Advocate for Youth and Women's Empowerment. In addition to being a passionate advocate for women's empowerment, Nada is an accomplished woman with a diverse background. She has toured the world as a singer, has a Master's degree in Educational Leadership, and has coached and mentored close to 50,000 women and young adults worldwide on self-empowerment and leadership. Through her art performances, motivational speeches, college classes, and interactive workshops, Nada has helped individuals recognize and foster their inner potential across a number of fields. In 2004, Nada began traveling the world, empowering people in countries such as Russia, Japan, Gibraltar, and Spain. In 2011, Nada Lena became a top executive for an education corporation in Southern California, where she mentored professional men and women in leadership and discussed best practices in teaching methods for students K-12. Furthermore, Nada has many years of experience working with the Orange County Department of Education, providing hands-on learning opportunities for students in the juvenile detention center and students from low socio-economic backgrounds. Nada has been featured on a number of media outlets, such as Women Who Reign, the podcast Your Working Life, The Bold Life Movement, The Conscious Hustler, Write Now, and OC Talk Radio. She has been a motivational keynote speaker at numerous events, like the Women's Health Expo in Pasadena, The Young Professional Networking Event in Canada, The Lead the Way Educators Conference in Michigan, P.U.S.H Empowerment Conference in the Inland Empire, and many more! Among being at the forefront of Rise Up For You, Nada is currently a Professor at The Young Americans College of The Performing Arts where she teaches in both the Breadth of Knowledge and Music Department. In addition, Nada recently sat on the board for the Women's Impact Council at the Costa Mesa Center Club as well as the non-profit organization, Hope Seekers. Nada's mission is to change the world one woman at a time. Fun Facts: Among many adventures, Nada has climbed Mt. Fuji in a typhoon. STAY CONNECTED: Nadalena.com @NADALENA_RISE riseupforyou.com _____________________________________________________ Thank you again for joining us today! If you know anybody that would benefit from this episode please share it with them and help spread the knowledge and motivation. Don't forget to show your support for the Rise Up For You Podcast by writing a review on iTunes. Your feedback helps the success of our show and pushes us to continuously be better! Check out www.riseupforyou.com for more podcast episodes, webinars, events, and more to help you get to the next level in your personal and professional life! You can also follow us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Youtube @riseupforyou Looking for more support? Grab your free coaching call with our team completely FREE! Bring your questions about Confidence, Leadership or Business and we will assign you the best coach to provide customizable support. SCHEDULE YOUR FREE CALL HERE riseupforyou.com/coaching
Heart Foundation Heart Health Advocate Janette White previews an expo bringing together leading organisations from around Otago to help us understand our health and wellbeing needs This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin - oar.org.nz
Lisa Banfield from Physiofit and one of the organizing committee for Womens Health Expo
First Half of the Friday Show: Today on the broadcast, we spoke to Steve and Jennifer Yeatts with the Gr8t Chase, a local non-profit that focuses on helping families with chi
Recorded in the Operational Excellence Theatre at Safety & Health Expo in May, this discussion from Matt Birtles and Matt Powell Howard focused on MSD risk management requiring us to identify potentially hazardous operations, assess them and then reduce the risks so far as we can and manage the rest. The keystone of risk management are the numerous assessments of individual tasks that provide a detailed understanding of where to prioritise risk reductions. Matt Birtles will also show the improved MSD risk assessment suite from HSE (including the MAC, RAPP and ART tools) that can now be completed online to provide practitioners with quicker assessments and better sharing of the outcomes so that they can spend more time focused on reducing risk. Additional resources: https://www.shponline.co.uk/risk/dont-try-to-do-risk-from-a-desk/ (‘Don't try to do risk from a desk, you need to be there and engage in collaboration,' SHP meets Carolyn Smith) https://www.shponline.co.uk/safety-health-expo/ (Register your interest in Safety & Health Expo 2023) https://www.safety-health-expo.co.uk/en/home.html?utm_source=SHP&utm_medium=Comarketing&utm_campaign=EME22SHE-HW%2B-SHP%2BWeb%2BPR (Safety & Health Expo) https://www.shponline.co.uk/podcasts/when-shp-met-louis-theroux/ (When SHP met Louis Theroux…) If you've not already subscribed, please do so, to get the latest episodes as soon as they are released. And, if you like what you hear, we'd be grateful if you could rate us, as that will help us get the shows out to a wider audience. Check out the previous eleven episodes on the https://www.shponline.co.uk/the-safety-and-health-podcast/ (Safety & Health Podcast hub). Please be sure to stay tuned in to https://protect-us.mimecast.com/s/CyFQC73nA5ImGBn68F2zbPX?domain=shponline.co.uk/ (SHPonline.co.uk) for the very latest health and safety news. https://www.shponline.co.uk/get-the-shp-newsletter/ (Sign up to the SHP Daily Newsletter, here.)
Frederick J. Goodall is the Founder & Creator at Mocha Man Style. Men change the oil in their car every 3,000 miles, but when it comes to their own health, they are reluctant to get a check-up. We aim to change that! Mocha Man Style and Tex US Too are inviting all men and the people who love them to attend our Men's Health Expo and Blood Drive Presented by Reincke Vein Center. The event will be held at The Gite Gallery (2024 Alabama St., Houston, TX 77004) on Thursday, August 25th from 5 pm – 9 pm. Pat Rumph, mentoring chair for 100 Black Men of Metropolitan Houston and Everett Hare Sr., interim education committee chair for 100 Black Men of Metropolitan Houston, talks about their mentoring program. Mentoring is the signature program and cornerstone of 100 Black Men of Metropolitan Houston, Inc. (The 100). The social, cultural, emotional, and unique needs of youth, primarily African American males, are addressed through group mentoring relationships by members of The 100. Committed to our cause, our members serve as positive role models, advocates, and trusted advisors to children and young adults, including the Collegiate 100 and the Emerging 100, in the Houston community.
In this episode, we drop in on a panel debate which discusses the changing the perception of the health & safety profession. Recorded in the Operational Excellence Theatre at Safety & Health Expo in May, this panel discussion focussed on the COVID-19 pandemic and how it could be argued that the safety profession is now viewed in a more positive light by the general public. The panel talked about the opportunities for increasing collaboration across teams, and changing the direction of safety in the workplace, through genuine staff engagement. The session was moderated by Heather Beach, Managing Director of the Healthy Work Company. Heather was joined in the panel by Adam Clarke, Managing Director Consulting at Praxis42, Matt Hall, Interim Deputy Director Patient Safety and Risk at Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust and Carolyn Smith, Health, Safety and Well-being Director, The VPS Group. Additional resources: https://www.shponline.co.uk/risk/dont-try-to-do-risk-from-a-desk/ (‘Don't try to do risk from a desk, you need to be there and engage in collaboration') https://www.shponline.co.uk/safety-health-expo/ (Register your interest in Safety & Health Expo 2023) https://www.safety-health-expo.co.uk/en/home.html?utm_source=SHP&utm_medium=Comarketing&utm_campaign=EME22SHE-HW%2B-SHP%2BWeb%2BPR (Safety & Health Expo) https://www.shponline.co.uk/podcasts/when-shp-met-louis-theroux/ (When SHP met Louis Theroux…) If you've not already subscribed, please do so, to get the latest episodes as soon as they are released. And, if you like what you hear, we'd be grateful if you could rate us, as that will help us get the shows out to a wider audience. Check out the previous eleven episodes on the https://www.shponline.co.uk/the-safety-and-health-podcast/ (Safety & Health Podcast hub). Please be sure to stay tuned in to https://protect-us.mimecast.com/s/CyFQC73nA5ImGBn68F2zbPX?domain=shponline.co.uk/ (SHPonline.co.uk) for the very latest health and safety news. https://www.shponline.co.uk/get-the-shp-newsletter/ (Sign up to the SHP Daily Newsletter, here.)
In this episode, we're going to hear from Sukhy Hogwood who looks at safety in design and safety's role in ensuring buildings are not only safe to construct, but also usable for those who will be living, working in, and recreationally using the space. Then, Paul Richardson discusses how digitalised safety processes can transform a workplace. Sukhy Hogwood is HSE Director at Jacobs, which delivers global solutions to create a more connected and sustainable world — from intelligence to infrastructure, cybersecurity to space exploration. In this this interview, which was recorded ahead of Sukhy's seminar session at Safety & Health Expo in May, Sukhy speaks about how we can re-invigorate the approach to safety in design, how safety can capture the hearts and minds of engineers and designers and why the most inclusive work environments are the safest work environments. In the second part of the show, Paul Richardson, Founder & Managing Director of Connected Safety Net, talks about how the digitalisation of safety processes truly deliver results and making the world a safer place. Paul touches on why safety tech inspires him and how he visualises how safety with use technology in the future. Additional resources: https://www.shponline.co.uk/construction/the-safety-design-phase-is-the-whole-reason-for-being-in-safety/ (‘The design phase is the whole reason for being in safety') https://www.shponline.co.uk/blog/does-the-equality-maxim-of-gender-neutrality-put-women-at-greater-health-and-safety-risk/ (Does the equality maxim of ‘gender neutrality' put women at greater health and safety risk?) https://www.shponline.co.uk/safety-health-expo/ (Register your interest in Safety & Health Expo 2023) https://www.safety-health-expo.co.uk/en/home.html?utm_source=SHP&utm_medium=Comarketing&utm_campaign=EME22SHE-HW%2B-SHP%2BWeb%2BPR (About Safety & Health Expo) https://www.shponline.co.uk/podcasts/when-shp-met-louis-theroux/ (Listen: When SHP met Louis Theroux…) If you've not already subscribed, please do so, to get the latest episodes as soon as they are released. And, if you like what you hear, we'd be grateful if you could rate us, as that will help us get the shows out to a wider audience. Check out the previous eleven episodes on the https://www.shponline.co.uk/the-safety-and-health-podcast/ (Safety & Health Podcast hub). Please be sure to stay tuned in to https://protect-us.mimecast.com/s/CyFQC73nA5ImGBn68F2zbPX?domain=shponline.co.uk/ (SHPonline.co.uk) for the very latest health and safety news. https://www.shponline.co.uk/get-the-shp-newsletter/ (Sign up to the SHP Daily Newsletter, here.)
In this episode, we're able to bring you the full recording of Louis Theroux's keynote session at Safety & Health Expo. Louis sat down in front of a packed Keynote Theatre audience to discuss all things, from communicating effectively and working in hostile to health and health and wellbeing. Louis Theroux is a journalist, documentary-presenter, producer and writer. His unique style of investigation has looked into everything from celebrities to the US prison system, far-right groups to adult films. His simple yet direct style has revealed the personalities, lifestyles, loyalties and beliefs of those often misunderstood, written off or ignored. In this interview, recorded at Safety & Health Expo on Thursday 19 May 2022, Louis sat down with SHP Editor Ian Hart. Starting out in print journalism, Louis moved to television as a correspondent on TV Nation, examining the strange, dangerous and controversial elements of American life. Before joining the BBC to develop his Weird Weekends series, which often put him in dangerous and compromising positions. Returning to the UK, Louis followed Weird Weekends with When Louis Met… in which he spent time with a range of unusual celebrities from Ann Widdicombe and Chris Eubank to Neil and Christine Hamilton. In 2019 Louse set up Mindhouse an independent television production company, which aims to tackle thought-provoking and complex subjects using intelligence and humour. Safety & Health Expo, powered by SHP, returns in May 2023. https://www.safety-health-expo.co.uk/en/register-your-interest.html (Click here to receive further information about Safety & Health Expo, taking place from 16-18 May 2023). Additional resources: https://www.shponline.co.uk/she-2022/louis-theroux-at-safety-and-health-expo/ (‘There is a need for a common-sense approach to tackling risk', says film-maker Louis Theroux) https://www.shponline.co.uk/safety-and-health-expo/who-is-louis-theroux/ (Who is Louis Theroux, inspirational speaker at Safety & Health Expo 2022?) https://www.shponline.co.uk/safety-health-expo/ (Read: More write-ups and reports from Safety & Health Expo 2022) https://www.shponline.co.uk/safety-health-expo/ (Register your interest in Safety & Health Expo 2023) https://www.safety-health-expo.co.uk/en/home.html?utm_source=SHP&utm_medium=Comarketing&utm_campaign=EME22SHE-HW%2B-SHP%2BWeb%2BPR (Safety & Health Expo) If you've not already subscribed, please do so, to get the latest episodes as soon as they are released. And, if you like what you hear, we'd be grateful if you could rate us, as that will help us get the shows out to a wider audience. Check out the previous eleven episodes on the https://www.shponline.co.uk/the-safety-and-health-podcast/ (Safety & Health Podcast hub). Please be sure to stay tuned in to https://protect-us.mimecast.com/s/CyFQC73nA5ImGBn68F2zbPX?domain=shponline.co.uk/ (SHPonline.co.uk) for the very latest health and safety news. https://www.shponline.co.uk/get-the-shp-newsletter/ (Sign up to the SHP Daily Newsletter, here.)
Join us for a listen to a special episode of Rebranding Safety, live from the SHP Safety and Health Expo 2022!
This is the latest episode of the Chocolate News Podcast. We bring you news that discusses issues affecting the Black community.On today's show we will be discussing the 2022 Health Expo.Joining us today is Durance Daniels, Council-member for the Village Lincoln Heights.This week's episode is hosted by Andria Carter, Digital Correspondent for The Cincinnati Herald. Originally recorded on Wednesday, April 27th, 2022.To find out more about the Health Expo and the Center for Closing the Health Gap, go to: https://closingthehealthgap.org/ Make sure to check out the stories we talked about today on our website at www.TheCincinnatiHerald.com.Follow us at The Cincinnati Herald” on FacebookFollow us @CinciHerald on Twitter and Instagram.Follow us on YouTube, just search for The Herald TVMake sure to check out the stories we talked about today on our website at www.TheCincinnatiHerald.com. You can also follow us on social media. We're on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. We also have our own YouTube channel. Just search for The Herald TV.
In this episode, we speak to SHE Manager at Kier Highways, Dave McPherson and Health and Safety Officer at Great British Communications, Jessica Collings about the work they do, how they got into health & safety and their thoughts on the future of the profession. Dave McPherson, was named as the winner of the SHP Award for Trailblazer in Health & Safety in 2021, for his passion, vision for improvement and commitment to influence change. In the episode, Dave talks about his slightly unorthodox journey into safety and the importance of building a rapport and establishing good relationships with the people around you. Then, we hear from Health and Safety Officer at Great British Communications Ltd., Jessica Collings, who was named SHP's Rising Star in Construction. Jessica discusses the challenges of starting a role in a new career in the midst of a pandemic, shares some of the initiatives that she has helped to implement and highlights the importance of mentoring. Additional resources: https://www.shponline.co.uk/shp-awards/dave-mcpherson-wins-shps-trailblazer-in-health-safety-award/ (Dave McPherson wins SHP's Trailblazer in Health & Safety Award) https://www.shponline.co.uk/shp-awards/jessica-collings-named-shps-rising-star-in-construction/ (Jessica Collings named SHP's Rising Star in Construction) https://registration.gesevent.com/survey/3n9fh54xcdcmi/register?utm_source=SHP&utm_medium=Comarketing&utm_campaign=EME22SHE-IH-SHP-Article-37 (Register for Safety & Health Expo 2022) https://www.shponline.co.uk/shp-awards/shp-awards/ (Find out more about the SHP Awards) If you've not already subscribed, please do so, to get the latest episodes as soon as they are released. And, if you like what you hear, we'd be grateful if you could rate us, as that will help us get the shows out to a wider audience. Check out the previous eleven episodes on the https://www.shponline.co.uk/the-safety-and-health-podcast/ (Safety & Health Podcast hub). Please be sure to stay tuned in to https://protect-us.mimecast.com/s/CyFQC73nA5ImGBn68F2zbPX?domain=shponline.co.uk/ (SHPonline.co.uk) for the very latest health and safety news. https://www.shponline.co.uk/get-the-shp-newsletter/ (Sign up to the SHP Daily Newsletter, here.)
Today's episode is definitely going to ruffle some feathers! So let's just dive right in… Coach Mandy was recently at a Women's Health Expo where she taught our signature method of self-care and stress management, called The Art of the P.A.U.S.E. During the Q&A, one of the attendees asked a great question that we wanted to dive into for the podcast because it can help so many women. What was the question? Okay, well, in The Art of the P.A.U.S.E. - the letters of PAUSE each stand for a process of this method. So the E of P.A.U.S.E. stands for Embrace Your Worth. And the question that was asked is "why do so many women struggle with embracing their worth?" It's a common thing. As a society, we constantly see messages that speak to the fact that "you are worth it," or "you matter," etc. And yet, so many women struggle with this! If we break it down, there's a few reasons why this is such a struggle for so many women... INSIDE THIS EPISODE OF THE SHE WHO OVERCOMES PODCAST YOU'LL LEARN: What kind of conditioning feeds the lie of "my dreams aren't worth it." The reason some women believe they aren't worth it without a man. Why so many Christian women believe they have to sacrifice their worth for an abusive marriage. ***** Enjoyed this episode? We'd love to feature you! Take a screenshot and share it with us on Instagram. Be sure to tag us - @raymateam - so we can share your AH-HA moments on our IG stories. (Also, be sure to leave a review on iTunes or Spotify.) ***** MUST HAVE LINKS & RESOURCES: Get your tickets for the AUTHENTICITY Mini-Retreat in Bismarck, ND at https://www.raymateam.com/sheleadsauthentically. Get on the Waitlist for the She Leads Authentically Online Version at https://www.raymateam.com/sheleadsauthentically-waitlist. Download the Take 5 Journal Guide for $19 at https://www.raymateam.com/offers/2daACUaC/checkout. (Includes our signature Art of the P.A.U.S.E. course for $100 OFF in the order bump. Just click the option to add it to your order!) Listen to more podcast episodes here. Follow us on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/raymateam/.
What can government contracts do for therapists and their private practice business? According to Ginger Lavender Wilkerson, government contracting has allowed her to build her group practice and participate in multi-million dollar government projects as a sole proprietor (to name a few). As the #1 Contracts Coach, she's here to introduce you to a whole lot more possibilities.In this episode, Ginger and I have an awesome conversation about how she was able to expand and scale her business through government contracts. She shares with us her personal experiences with improving the back-office of her business, launching digital products, and providing epic services to mental health professionals.--- Get the latest updates to Doctor TK's events at doctortk.com/links Guest Bio: Ginger Lavender Wilkerson is a licensed marriage and family therapist. She is currently the owner of 2 companies dedicated to Wellness. She is founder of her group counseling practice, “Ginger Lavender Therapy” and the Mother and Daughter "Manifest Your Dreams" mini-retreat, where she gathers mothers and daughters together to discuss topics related to mental, physical and emotional health. She recently expanded her business model to include therapy and much more to support with women's wellness. Thus Lavender Soul Care was birthed.Ginger is known as the “teen expert” and her work extends beyond her private practice, where she travels across the country speaking and consulting with companies and youth groups on teen girl issues involving mental and emotional health. Her numerous dialogues sparked the development of her own teen girl curriculum entitled “Just Breathe”, which is series of roundtable talks about self-esteem, the importance of self-care, self-reflection and mindfulness. She is an undergraduate of Spelman College and obtained her master degree in Counseling Psychology at Mt. Saint Mary's College. She has nearly two decades experience working with teen girls and 15 years specializing in their mental health. Ginger is certified in a variety of evidenced based treatment modalities, that help to specifically support individuals who have been affected by complex trauma.Ginger believes in systemic change and her current experiences include working with a non-profit agency and managing their Children Exposed to Gun Violence Initiative. She collaborates with the City of Los Angeles' Attorney's office, and the Los Angeles Police Department to ensure that children exposed to gun violence receive immediate support. She has provided trainings to local community stakeholders including the LAPD and Watts Gang Task Force to discuss the impact of violence on children. Ginger's solo practice specializes in treating teen girls and women with a broad range of concerns, including anxiety, depression, stress, and overall improvement in self-esteem and self-worth. She has found that many are seeking to live their best life despite their many obstacles.Ginger brings her unique presentation style to a variety of girl's groups, such as The National Charity League, Young Women in Leadership Conference, KJLH Women's Health Expo panelist for mental health, Delta Academy, local private/public schools as well as community and faith-based partners. She is not afraid to tackle taboo subjects, which helps her to connect with so many young ladies. These topics include, dating, bullying, peer pressure, adopt
What can government contracts do for therapists and their private practice business? According to Ginger Lavender Wilkerson, government contracting has allowed her to build her group practice and participate in multi-million dollar government projects as a sole proprietor (to name a few). As the #1 Contracts Coach, she's here to introduce you to a whole lot more possibilities. In this episode, Ginger and I have an awesome conversation about how she was able to expand and scale her business through government contracts. She shares with us her personal experiences with improving the back-office of her business, launching digital products, and providing epic services to mental health professionals. --- Get the latest updates to Doctor TK's events at doctortk.com/links Guest Bio: Ginger Lavender Wilkerson is a licensed marriage and family therapist. She is currently the owner of 2 companies dedicated to Wellness. She is founder of her group counseling practice, “Ginger Lavender Therapy” and the Mother and Daughter "Manifest Your Dreams" mini-retreat, where she gathers mothers and daughters together to discuss topics related to mental, physical and emotional health. She recently expanded her business model to include therapy and much more to support with women's wellness. Thus Lavender Soul Care was birthed. Ginger is known as the “teen expert” and her work extends beyond her private practice, where she travels across the country speaking and consulting with companies and youth groups on teen girl issues involving mental and emotional health. Her numerous dialogues sparked the development of her own teen girl curriculum entitled “Just Breathe”, which is series of roundtable talks about self-esteem, the importance of self-care, self-reflection and mindfulness. She is an undergraduate of Spelman College and obtained her master degree in Counseling Psychology at Mt. Saint Mary's College. She has nearly two decades experience working with teen girls and 15 years specializing in their mental health. Ginger is certified in a variety of evidenced based treatment modalities, that help to specifically support individuals who have been affected by complex trauma. Ginger believes in systemic change and her current experiences include working with a non-profit agency and managing their Children Exposed to Gun Violence Initiative. She collaborates with the City of Los Angeles' Attorney's office, and the Los Angeles Police Department to ensure that children exposed to gun violence receive immediate support. She has provided trainings to local community stakeholders including the LAPD and Watts Gang Task Force to discuss the impact of violence on children. Ginger's solo practice specializes in treating teen girls and women with a broad range of concerns, including anxiety, depression, stress, and overall improvement in self-esteem and self-worth. She has found that many are seeking to live their best life despite their many obstacles. Ginger brings her unique presentation style to a variety of girl's groups, such as The National Charity League, Young Women in Leadership Conference, KJLH Women's Health Expo panelist for mental health, Delta Academy, local private/public schools as well as community and faith-based partners. She is not afraid to tackle taboo subjects, which helps her to connect with so many young ladies. These topics include, dating, bullying, peer pressure, adoption, racism, sex, gender identity, depression, anxiety, self- esteem and suicide. Ginger has been featured and quoted in professional articles about her career and specialty as a teen expert and women's wellness advocate. In 2018 Hueish.com named Ginger in the Top 10 Boss Moms: Melanated Motivated Mommies you need to know. She was also featured in 2 national publications, LA Parent Magazine and Your Teen Magazine, where she discussed specialty mental health topics. The Young Movie Makers of America, featured Ginger in their Documentary on Self- Esteem and Self-Love in teen girls. Her practice was featured in CBS This is LA as an upcoming practice you want to know. She most recently was interviewed on NBC 4 Los Angeles, for Mental Health Awareness month and discussed the Pandemic and its impact on mental health. Ginger was recently featured in Voyage LA magazine where she details the making of her practice and what led her to begin the great work. With all the work that Ginger has achieved throughout her career, she finds her most rewarding accomplishments as being a mom of 3 boys, and a wife to an amazing husband. Episode Timeline: Introduction to Ginger and her journey through the counseling field (02:33) Ginger's transition from solo to group practice (04:10) How Ginger was exposed to government contracts (10:06) How government contracts helped scale her private practice business (15:57) Realizing the need for coaching in her business (17:37) What it was like for her to launch a digital product (28:17) About her mastermind hot seat experience (30:54) What's covered on Ginger's government contracts masterclass (35:56) How to connect with Ginger (55:10) Standout Quotes from Ginger: "To be honest with you— fast forward 4 years— just with Doctor TK (and working with her) helped to solidify a lot of my blueprint, so I had a framework with a blueprint." (07:44) "I learned to utilize resources— other people. [I] also paid to ask questions about things that [I] don't know. You don't know what you don't know, but you have to ask the question. And then believe in your program and the thing that you want and not be discouraged." (30:18) "I understood [that] putting your stuff out there for feedback can be scary; and it was. But peers [who] really understand, [who] want to support the way in which they give you advice, recommendations, or suggestions is really encouraging." (31:28) Standout Quotes from Doctor TK: "If you start becoming the biz owner (or say entrepreneur but biz owner is more of a mindset) before you leave your job, you will actually get excited to go to the job; you ain't caring about that manager that you don't like." (14:59) "You have to understand that if you want to grow to the next level, you either have to allow somebody to come in, or you have to have an internal mechanism to recognize that sometimes you will have to slow down to speed up; you will have to do the ugly things in your business that you try to ignore because what happens to money when you ignore it? It ignores you and it doesn't come back." (23:59) Resources Mentioned: Sign up for Ginger's Government Contracts Masterclass Connect: Find | Ginger Lavender Wilkerson On Website: gingerlavendertherapy.com On Instagram: @gingerlavenderlmft Find | Doctor TK On Instagram: @doctortkpsych On Facebook: facebook.com/DoctorTKPsych On Pinterest: pinterest.com/DoctorTKPsych On Youtube: youtube.com/DoctorTK SUBSCRIBE & RATE On Apple Podcast On Google Podcasts On Spotify On Audible
What can government contracts do for therapists and their private practice business? According to Ginger Lavender Wilkerson, government contracting has allowed her to build her group practice and participate in multi-million dollar government projects as a sole proprietor (to name a few). As the #1 Contracts Coach, she's here to introduce you to a whole lot more possibilities.In this episode, Ginger and I have an awesome conversation about how she was able to expand and scale her business through government contracts. She shares with us her personal experiences with improving the back-office of her business, launching digital products, and providing epic services to mental health professionals.--- Get the latest updates to Doctor TK's events at doctortk.com/links Guest Bio: Ginger Lavender Wilkerson is a licensed marriage and family therapist. She is currently the owner of 2 companies dedicated to Wellness. She is founder of her group counseling practice, “Ginger Lavender Therapy” and the Mother and Daughter "Manifest Your Dreams" mini-retreat, where she gathers mothers and daughters together to discuss topics related to mental, physical and emotional health. She recently expanded her business model to include therapy and much more to support with women's wellness. Thus Lavender Soul Care was birthed.Ginger is known as the “teen expert” and her work extends beyond her private practice, where she travels across the country speaking and consulting with companies and youth groups on teen girl issues involving mental and emotional health. Her numerous dialogues sparked the development of her own teen girl curriculum entitled “Just Breathe”, which is series of roundtable talks about self-esteem, the importance of self-care, self-reflection and mindfulness. She is an undergraduate of Spelman College and obtained her master degree in Counseling Psychology at Mt. Saint Mary's College. She has nearly two decades experience working with teen girls and 15 years specializing in their mental health. Ginger is certified in a variety of evidenced based treatment modalities, that help to specifically support individuals who have been affected by complex trauma.Ginger believes in systemic change and her current experiences include working with a non-profit agency and managing their Children Exposed to Gun Violence Initiative. She collaborates with the City of Los Angeles' Attorney's office, and the Los Angeles Police Department to ensure that children exposed to gun violence receive immediate support. She has provided trainings to local community stakeholders including the LAPD and Watts Gang Task Force to discuss the impact of violence on children. Ginger's solo practice specializes in treating teen girls and women with a broad range of concerns, including anxiety, depression, stress, and overall improvement in self-esteem and self-worth. She has found that many are seeking to live their best life despite their many obstacles.Ginger brings her unique presentation style to a variety of girl's groups, such as The National Charity League, Young Women in Leadership Conference, KJLH Women's Health Expo panelist for mental health, Delta Academy, local private/public schools as well as community and faith-based partners. She is not afraid to tackle taboo subjects, which helps her to connect with so many young ladies. These topics include, dating, bullying, peer pressure, adoptConnect: Find | Doctor TK On Instagram: instagram.com/doctortkpsych On Facebook: facebook.com/DoctorTKPsych On Pinterest: pinterest.com/DoctorTKPsych On Youtube: youtube.com/c/DoctorTK SUBSCRIBE & RATE On Apple Podcast On Google Podcasts On Spotify
In this episode, we speak to campaigner and SHP's Most Influential Individual in health & safety, Dr Mavis Nye about her work raising awareness of dangers of asbestos exposure, and we hear from Lisa Artis, Deputy CEO at the Sleep Charity, who provides three quick fixes to immediately improve your sleep. Dr Mavis Nye was voted as SHP's Most Influential Individual for 2021 by SHP readers. In this episode, we chat to Mavis about her work as a campaigner for the dangers of asbestos exposure and the lack of awareness that still exists, and how living with Mesothelioma impacts her life. Mavis has been described as a ‘tour de force, and an absolute dynamo for Asbestos Awareness'. She lives with Mesothelioma every day of her life, having been diagnosed a few years ago, and spends her life campaigning for asbestos awareness and removal. We also hear from qualified sleep practitioner, Lisa Artis, Deputy CEO at the Sleep Charity. Lisa speaks about how important sleep is, when it comes to people's health and wellbeing, how it's often overlooked in the workplace and provides some top tips on how you can make some small and quick changes, to immediately improve your sleep. Lisa was named SHP's Trailblazer in Workplace Wellbeing for 2021. Additional resources: https://www.shponline.co.uk/shp-most-influential/dr-mavis-nye-named-shps-most-influential-person-in-health-safety-for-2021/ (Dr Mavis Nye named SHP's Most Influential person in health & safety for 2021) https://www.mavisnyefoundation.com/ (Click here to read more from the Mavis Nye Foundation.) https://www.mesothelioma.uk.com/ (Mesothelioma UK) https://hasag.co.uk/ (HASAG: Asbestos Support In London & The South East) https://www.shponline.co.uk/shp-awards/lisa-artis-wins-shps-trailblazer-in-workplace-wellbeing-award/ (Lisa Artis wins SHP's Trailblazer in Workplace Wellbeing) https://thesleepcharity.org.uk/ (Sleep Charity) https://thesleepcharity.org.uk/national-sleep-helpline/ (National Sleep Helpline) – 0330 530 541 https://thesleepmanifesto.com/ (Sleep Manifesto) https://thesleepcharity.org.uk/charter-for-sleep-equality/ (Charter for Sleep Equality) https://www.shponline.co.uk/shp-awards/shp-awards/ (Find out more about the SHP Awards) https://registration.gesevent.com/survey/3n9fh54xcdcmi/register?utm_source=SHP&utm_medium=Comarketing&utm_campaign=EME22SHE-IH-SHP-Article-20 (Register for Safety & Health Expo 2022) If you've not already subscribed, please do so, to get the latest episodes as soon as they are released. And, if you like what you hear, we'd be grateful if you could rate us, as that will help us get the shows out to a wider audience. Check out the previous eleven episodes on the https://www.shponline.co.uk/the-safety-and-health-podcast/ (Safety & Health Podcast hub). Please be sure to stay tuned in to https://protect-us.mimecast.com/s/CyFQC73nA5ImGBn68F2zbPX?domain=shponline.co.uk/ (SHPonline.co.uk) for the very latest health and safety news. https://www.shponline.co.uk/get-the-shp-newsletter/ (Sign up to the SHP Daily Newsletter, here.)
Tune into this special episode where we hear from listeners of The Real Health Podcast and also hear from our vendors that came out to the 1st annual Real Health Expo.
Join Dr. B in this LIVE recording at the 1st annual Real Health Expo. Dr. B discusses how to build stress resiliency through the use of cold and hot therapies.
In this episode, we speak to an events venue, London's ExCeL, and an events business, Informa Markets, to discover how they have worked alongside industry associations and government to secure a swift and safe return to face-to-face events, in a post-pandemic world. The last two years have been challenging for most sectors, but the events industry has been particularly badly affected. That's going to be the focus of this episode, as we move back to more regular face-to-face events in the UK. Hear Anna Clover, Executive Director of Event Management and Guest Experience at ExCeL London, talk about what changes the venue has made to make events safe post-pandemic. Then, Chris Edwards, Event Director at Informa Markets, Gerry Dunphy, Event Director, Security & Fire at Informa Markets and Gary Buckett, Technical Services Director for Informa Markets, talk about AllSecure, a set of best practice guidelines that raise the bar on safe, hygienic, productive and high-quality organised event experiences. Chris and Gerry then switch the focus to the upcoming Safety & Health Expo and FIREX International, which are taking place from 17-19 May 2022. The events are co-located with Facilities Show, Intelligent Building Europe and IFSEC International, and registration is open now. https://registration.gesevent.com/survey/3n9fh54xcdcmi/register?utm_source=SHP&utm_medium=Comarketing&utm_campaign=EME22SHE-IH-SHP-Article-9 (Click here to secure your ticket to all five events, under one roof). Additional resources: https://www.safety-health-expo.co.uk/en/home.html?utm_source=SHP&utm_medium=Comarketing&utm_campaign=EME22SHE-HW%2B-SHP%2BWeb%2BPR (Learn more about Safety & Health Expo) https://www.firex.co.uk/en/home.html?utm_source=SHP&utm_medium=Comarketing&utm_campaign=EME22FXI-IH-Podcast (Learn more about FIREX international) https://www.informa.com/about-us/allsecure/ (Learn more about the Informa AllSecure 10 Key Commitments) https://www.safety-health-expo.co.uk/en/getting-there/attendee-safety.html (Find out how AllSecure will be implemented at Safety & Health Expo) https://www.shponline.co.uk/safety-health-expo/ (Click here for SHP's Safety & Health Expo content hub page) https://www.ifsecglobal.com/firex/third-party-certification-centre-stage-firex-international/ (Find out more about FIREX International's 3rd party approval pledge) https://www.shponline.co.uk/tag/fire-safety/ (Click here for more fire safety news from SHP) https://www.ifsecglobal.com/fire-news/?cid=nav (Click here for more fire safety news from IFSEC Global) If you've not already subscribed, please do so, to get the latest episodes as soon as they are released. And, if you like what you hear, we'd be grateful if you could rate us, as that will help us get the shows out to a wider audience. Check out the previous eleven episodes on the https://www.shponline.co.uk/the-safety-and-health-podcast/ (Safety & Health Podcast hub). Please be sure to stay tuned in to https://protect-us.mimecast.com/s/CyFQC73nA5ImGBn68F2zbPX?domain=shponline.co.uk/ (SHPonline.co.uk) for the very latest health and safety news. https://www.shponline.co.uk/get-the-shp-newsletter/ (Sign up to the SHP Daily Newsletter, here.)
The Real Health Expo is 2 days away! Listen to today's episode to get details on what the day will look like and what vendors will be in attendance.
Registration for Safety & Health Expo 2022, taking place from 17-19 May 2022 at ExCeL London, has officially opened. https://registration.gesevent.com/survey/3n9fh54xcdcmi/register?utm_source=SHP&utm_medium=Comarketing&utm_campaign=EME22SHE-IH-SHP-Podcast (Secure your place today!) After almost three years apart, Safety & Health Expo returns in-person to London in May for the UK's largest dedicated health and safety event. Safety & Health Expo is a chance for anyone with a health, safety and wellbeing remit to source solutions across occupational health, wellbeing, PPE, site safety and more. It offers unique access to leading suppliers, as well as world-class education across the health and safety sector. You can't afford to miss this chance to reconnect with the health and safety community, share expertise and explore solutions – for FREE! Attending Safety & Health Expo 2022 will also give you access to four other events including FIREX International, Intelligent Building Europe, Facilities Show and IFSEC International. Allowing you to connect with other key communities across fire safety, smart buildings, facilities management and security. Safety & Health Expo will be organised in accordance with Informa's AllSecure health and safety standard. As the world's leading events organiser, Informa has developed a detailed set of enhanced measures to provide the highest levels of hygiene and safety at its events, providing everyone with reassurance and confidence they are participating in a safe and controlled environment. When you join our event, you can expect to see that health and safety is a priority, and that a range of measures are in place to ensure everyone involved is able to enjoy a safe, hygienic, productive and high-quality organised event experience. https://registration.gesevent.com/survey/3n9fh54xcdcmi/register?utm_source=SHP&utm_medium=Comarketing&utm_campaign=EME22SHE-IH-SHP-Podcast (Click here to secure your FREE ticket for Safety & Health Expo 2022, and other co-located shows.) https://www.safety-health-expo.co.uk/en/getting-there/attendee-safety.html?utm_source=SHP&utm_medium=Comarketing&utm_campaign=EME22SHE-HW-SHP%2BWeb%2BPR (Click here to learn more about Informa AllSecure and the safety measures we're putting in place.) https://www.safety-health-expo.co.uk/en/home.html?utm_source=SHP&utm_medium=Comarketing&utm_campaign=EME22SHE-HW%2B-SHP%2BWeb%2BPR (Click here to learn more about Safety & health Expo 2022.) If you've not already subscribed to the Safety & Health Podcast, please do so, to get the latest episodes as soon as they are released. And, if you like what you hear, we'd be grateful if you could rate us, as that will help us get the shows out to a wider audience. Check out the previous eleven episodes on the https://www.shponline.co.uk/the-safety-and-health-podcast/ (Safety & Health Podcast hub). Please be sure to stay tuned in to https://protect-us.mimecast.com/s/CyFQC73nA5ImGBn68F2zbPX?domain=shponline.co.uk/ (SHPonline.co.uk) for the very latest health and safety news. https://www.shponline.co.uk/get-the-shp-newsletter/ (Sign up to the SHP Daily Newsletter, here.)
ABOUT OUR GUEST: Nada Lena is the founder and CEO of “Rise Up For You,” a company dedicated to empowering and educating individuals and companies across the globe. She is a Post-Secondary Educator, Motivational Speaker, and Advocate for Youth and Women's Empowerment. In addition to being a passionate advocate for women's empowerment, Nada is an accomplished woman with a diverse background. She has toured the world as a singer, has a Master's degree in Educational Leadership, and has coached and mentored close to 50,000 women and young adults worldwide on self-empowerment and leadership. Through her art performances, motivational speeches, college classes, and interactive workshops, Nada has helped individuals recognize and foster their inner potential across a number of fields. In 2004, Nada began traveling the world, empowering people in countries such as Russia, Japan, Gibraltar, and Spain. In 2011, Nada Lena became a top executive for an education corporation in Southern California, where she mentored professional men and women in leadership and discussed best practices in teaching methods for students K-12. Furthermore, Nada has many years of experience working with the Orange County Department of Education, providing hands-on learning opportunities for students in the juvenile detention center and students from low socio-economic backgrounds. Nada has been featured on a number of media outlets, such as Women Who Reign, the podcast Your Working Life, The Bold Life Movement, The Conscious Hustler, Write Now, and OC Talk Radio. She has been a motivational keynote speaker at numerous events, like the Women's Health Expo in Pasadena, The Young Professional Networking Event in Canada, The Lead the Way Educators Conference in Michigan, P.U.S.H Empowerment Conference in the Inland Empire, and many more! Among being at the forefront of Rise Up For You, Nada is currently a Professor at The Young Americans College of The Performing Arts where she teaches in both the Breadth of Knowledge and Music Department. In addition, Nada recently sat on the board for the Women's Impact Council at the Costa Mesa Center Club as well as the non-profit organization, Hope Seekers. Nada's mission is to change the world one woman at a time. Fun Facts: Among many adventures, Nada has climbed Mt. Fuji in a typhoon. STAY CONNECTED: Nadalena.com @NADALENA_RISE riseupforyou.com _______________________ Thank you again for joining us today please check out our webpage at www.riseupforyou.com for more podcast episodes, webinars, articles, free resources, and events to help you get to the next level in your life! You can also follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Google+, and Youtube @riseupforyou If you know anybody that would benefit from this episode please share it with them and help spread the knowledge and motivation. Please support Rise Up For You by writing a review on iTunes. Your feedback will really help the success of our show and push us to continuously be better! So don't forget to show your support!
In this episode, we are joined by Anna Keen, Founding Director at Acre Frameworks, who provides guidance on learning the relevant skills to progress your career and delves into confidence, including how to present yourself and tips for leaders when dealing with Imposter Syndrome. The interview with Anna, forms part of a series for Women in Health and Safety, carried out by Charlotte Geoghegan, Event and content Manager for Safety & Health Expo, Workplace Wellbeing Show and SHP. SHP sits on the Women in Health and Safety committee and our goal is with this series is to amplify the voices of women in the profession. Some of the topics covered affect women more than men. Some are deeply personal. We hope that by bringing some of these topics to the fore, we can highlight that people should be able to talk about all sorts of issues that affect us, day-to-day, in a work setting. Additional resources: https://www.shponline.co.uk/women-in-health-and-safety/?cid=nav (Women in Health & Safety Network) https://www.shponline.co.uk/tag/shp-meets-women-in-health-and-safety/ (SHP Meets: Women in Health & Safety interview series) https://www.shponline.co.uk/women-in-health-and-safety/the-impact-of-imposter-syndrome-on-4-health-safety-professionals-on-how-its-affected-them/ (Imposter syndrome: 4 health & safety professionals on how it's affected them) To learn more about the https://www.shponline.co.uk/safety-training-and-development/women-in-health-and-safety/women-in-health-safety-network-launches-new-mailing-list-and-workstreams/ (Women in Health & Safety Network workstreams and mailing list, click here). https://www.themuse.com/advice/5-different-types-of-imposter-syndrome-and-5-ways-to-battle-each-one (5 Different Types of Imposter Syndrome (and 5 Ways to Battle Each One)) – The Muse https://www.forbes.com/sites/kathycaprino/2020/10/22/impostor-syndrome-prevalence-in-professional-women-face-and-how-to-overcome-it/?sh=37044e073cbd (Imposter Syndrome Prevalence In Professional Women and How To Overcome It) – Forbes https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20200724-why-imposter-syndrome-hits-women-and-women-of-colour-harder (Why imposter syndrome hits women and women of colour harder) – BBC https://www.nytimes.com/guides/working-womans-handbook/overcome-impostor-syndrome (How to Overcome ‘Imposter Syndrome') – The New York Times If you've not already subscribed, please do so, to get the latest episodes as soon as they are released. And, if you like what you hear, we'd be grateful if you could rate us, as that will help us get the shows out to a wider audience. Check out the previous episodes on the https://www.shponline.co.uk/the-safety-and-health-podcast/ (Safety & Health Podcast hub). Please be sure to stay tuned in to https://protect-us.mimecast.com/s/CyFQC73nA5ImGBn68F2zbPX?domain=shponline.co.uk/ (SHPonline.co.uk) for the very latest health and safety news. https://www.shponline.co.uk/get-the-shp-newsletter/ (Sign up to the SHP Daily Newsletter, here.)
There's another Inspired Home & Health Expo coming up this weekend in SLO. Lani Colhouer stopped by to tell us all about it.
Alastair Campbell is one of the UK's foremost mental health campaigners, and an ambassador for several mental health charities, including https://www.mind.org.uk/ (Mind), the official charity partner of https://www.shponline.co.uk/workplace-wellbeing-show/mind/ (Workplace Wellbeing Show). Alastair recently spoke openly to Safety & Health Expo and Workplace Wellbeing Show Event Manager, Charlotte Geoghagen about his struggles with depression. He provides some advice for employers and colleagues on how to support people suffering with mental ill-health, his thoughts on some of the common stigmas around mental health and why they exist and some words of advice on how he looks after his depression. In the second part of the episode, we hand over to Heather Beach from the Healthy Work Company, for an interview with Vicki Simmonds, based on recent personal experience with burnout. Two months into a new job, the pandemic hit, and Vicki's life took a turn for the worst. Locked down alone, far from her support network of friends & family. Around the same time, shelost a close friend to COVID and two ex-colleagues who died by suicide. Vicki continued to work at full capacity, but it became too much. If you'd like to hear more from Heather on the topic of Burnout, she talks about https://www.shponline.co.uk/podcasts/what-makes-us-susceptible-to-burnout/ (what makes us susceptible to burnout), in episode 2 of the Safety & Health Podcast. Additional resources: https://www.shponline.co.uk/stress/what-causes-burnout/ (Burnout, stress and being human) https://www.shponline.co.uk/podcasts/work-related-stress-and-the-wellbeing-of-frontline-workers/ (Work-related stress and the wellbeing of frontline workers) https://www.shponline.co.uk/mental-health/benefits-of-using-bs-iso-45003/ (ISO 45003: World's first international workplace mental health Standard published) If you've not already subscribed, please do so, to get the latest episodes as soon as they are released. And, if you like what you hear, we'd be grateful if you could rate us, as that will help us get the shows out to a wider audience. Check out the previous eleven episodes on the https://www.shponline.co.uk/the-safety-and-health-podcast/ (Safety & Health Podcast hub). Please be sure to stay tuned in to https://protect-us.mimecast.com/s/CyFQC73nA5ImGBn68F2zbPX?domain=shponline.co.uk/ (SHPonline.co.uk) for the very latest health and safety news. https://www.shponline.co.uk/get-the-shp-newsletter/ (Sign up to the SHP Daily Newsletter, here.)
In this episode, Brian talks to soft skills coach and expert, Nada Lena. She is the founder and CEO of Rise Up For You, a company that fosters personal and professional growth amongst individuals and companies. She is an Executive Leadership and Career Confidence Coach, Post-Secondary Educator, and a TEDx Speaker.LISTEN and subscribe at www.briancovey.comNada has been featured on over 50 podcasts and radio shows and has also been a motivational and educational speaker on platforms such as TEDx Talks, The California Human Resources Conference, Women's Health Expo in Pasadena, UCLA Extended Learning, The Human Gathering and more. Nada is passionate about enhancing company culture and people's development through teaching soft skills, aka human skills.In this episode you will learn: What is EQ and how it affects work cultureHow you can improve your EQ as a leaderWhat makes up a great organizational cultureThe importance of soft skills in the workplace Get in touch with Nada:Website: Nadalena.com and Riseupforyou.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/nada.nasserdeenInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/nadalena_rise/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nadalena/Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rise-up-for-you/id1041139377
This is the 16th episode of The Cincinnati Herald Podcast. We discuss news that you can't get anywhere else. On today's show we will be discussing the passing of publisher emerita Marjorie Parham, the conclusion of the Derek Chauvin murder trial, Owning It (A homeownership webinar), and more.Today's guests are Andria Carter (Co-host and Media Consultant, The Cincinnati Herald) Wade Lacey, Sr. (Circulation Director, The Cincinnati Herald), and Special Guests Keizayla Fambro (Manager of the upcoming Center for Closing the Health Gap's Health Expo) and Royce Sutton (Senior Vice President, Fifth Third Bank) This week's episode is hosted by John Alexander Reese (Digital Editor, The Cincinnati Herald) To register for Owning It! Cincinnati and Dayton, a FREE homeownership webinar, go to: https://tinyurl.com/OwningItCincinnatiDaytonTo register for the 2021 Virtual Health Expo, go to: https://www.wemustsaveus.com/The Cincinnati Herald Website: http://www.thecincinnatiherald.comThe Cincinnati Herald Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/TheCincinnatiHerald/The Cincinnati Herald Twitter page: https://twitter.com/cinciheraldThe Cincinnati Herald Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/cinciherald/The Cincinnati Herald Linkedin page: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-cincinnati-heraldMake sure to check out the stories we talked about today on our website at www.TheCincinnatiHerald.com. You can also follow us on social media. We're on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. We also have our own YouTube channel. Just search for The Herald TV.
so I turned back on my insight machine in my brain and I've been having a lot of insights and they might be a little bit random and disjointed but I feel like just getting some of them on video because I can't keep up in a way just keep coming and I keep they just keep channeling through me and I have no idea of their of any value I actually have this theory about myself about how when I have an idea or something that I think oh yeah i really want to bring that into my life it usually takes about two years for it to appear and I realized that about two years ago I went to some kind of Health Expo and I spoke with someone and I talked about how I wanted to create a video blog to sort of integrate stuff that from the past and whatever I thought of at the time and lo and behold about two years later I am indeed doing that and another thing too is sometimes I would buy stuff and I'd be I wouldn't use it and then two years later I think oh I need that for exactly what it is I need to do right now so I would sort of bite things two years in advance and that can work against me in certain ways because if it's something technological then some no value two years later really for the most part but actually since I got my very first iphone about six years ago I've pretty much had nearly every model of the iphone skipping a few and some of them i actually purchased because i was in that manic consciousness so I I had an iphone but I got the next one and so I had to and whatever but this is the first time that because i always think line I need the faster one or something this is the first time I'm actually really putting it to use because the 6s plus I can make the videos on and I can also edit the videos and post the video so i can do it all on this device whereas if I still had my last one which was the 5c or something then that would have been impossible so I feel like now the technology is really an extension of what it is I'm trying to create so I went into debt to get this thing and but it's been worth it at the same time because I've been able to utilize its creative potential and that was nothing that I even wrote down today but so i'll just start in on this i was thinking about stigma and i was thinking about how there's a lot of talk about people are afraid of the stigma so they don't get help and when I really think about stigma I think a person is sort of detaching from their ego or being confused or depressed basically a person's no longer being consistent and that's not the whole of it obviously but I was just thinking about how human beings have a tendency to try to be consistent above all else and the consistency in a way is the ego so over time we're trying to be consistent try to be consistent and and always tensing up to try to adjust ourselves to how we've typically been in the past and how we want to be seen and an even some of how we were the past maybe we get we start to mask that with how we want to be seen so we create this image of ourselves inside that we're trying to live up to and one of the troubles with that is that were not that image that's not who we are and often times that images in contradiction to who we are and then so if a person is going into a state where they're no longer feeling like they can be consistent because they're say for example depressed or anxious it's almost maybe depressions that one is sad because one has become so consistently far away from who one is and that can be felt as depression because there's this image we've built of ourselves and we think that's who we are and then we're depressed because we're not who we are and that image of ourselves that we think we are really sucks it's accumulated not responding as ourselves over time so it's an adjustment and so when that accumulates over time to the point where say somebody like in my case goes into psychosis now that's a person being not consistent and there's nothing one can do about it so in a way that a person is usually captured and weighing gets help because they're acting so inconsistent and so not like themselves um and to me it's sort of a process of decoupling from the ego so we're not like ourselves and we're not acting based on that ego image that we've that fake ego image that we've collected about ourself over time that we're trying to act consistently with is kind of like a pressure cooker and in psychosis I feel that kind of blows apart and then I'm no longer acting consistently with my consistent ego pattern image because it's blown apart but that wasn't me in the first place so I actually feel part of the purpose of that is to blow it apart to reorganize the self around something a bit different hopefully quite a bit different but usually people are sort of funneled into being consistently a a version of themselves that others were used to that's sort of the goal let's get getting back to that and that's nice it's one thing for sure but i think the stigma on the other side is people a lot of times they're no longer being consistent with who they thought they were and it's the who they thought they were that's the problem and it's the who they thought they were that's not them that if a person was able to realize well I'm so far away from Who I am I need some help to get towards who I am NOT I am mentally ill of course going so far away from who we neatly are as human beings is going to appear to the outside people as some kind of you know suppose adminius but I think it's kind of like Sean Blackwell says he says bipolar disorders I can't beanie disorder and and when you think about people who and their life obviously they feel like they can't be them they can't be who they really are and I feel feel they and their life based on something that they're not anyways it's it's unfortunate and it's the only way for some people feel they have to stop the pain because it's extremely painful as extremely painful to not be on the trajectory of who we were born to be and society and education and everything pushes us into such a small frame of reference for viewing ourselves that's not the entire spectrum of what it means to be a human being and it's were funneled into this meaninglessness and then if my life had meaning people wouldn't kill themselves and I don't think that it's a symptom of individual illness at all it's society's ill and to not be very distressed by it is actually more strange than a person manifesting some kind of distress so again I feel it's the consistency thing people are often going to this inconsistency and they're afraid to be seen as I'm not myself anymore when this is part of the gift in it is that we aren't our selves we've been programmed into thinking that were a certain thing in life and that's not how it is and I've been talking about the organization that I want to start or the pier social purpose business I was thinking it's going to be a disc organization but not only that I thought of a cool job title or position chief disturber or disturber in chief I don't know which one's better and i also thought in terms of the ECP are that people who became a cpr practitioners could donate their attention they're donating their attention to somebody's distress in order to witness it and I thought of how it's kind of like donating your heart while you're still alive because you're giving your hearts attention and somebody else's heart attention here and you're reviving somebody's heart while you're still alive in there alive and helping them come back to life and to choose life and living I feel like the biggest social challenges lack of kindness I don't like the word illness because I feel like it's actually empathy that makes me non-functional which is the same as vision which is seeing what's really going on out there and almost being crushed by it and it would make sense that it would be difficult for for me to go past that in a way because that would assume that I'm turning a blind eye to that so if I was able to sort of get to a higher level of success as determined by society that would be maybe ignoring what's happening and also that would assume that I'm trying to personally go above that when I don't see myself as different from that it's it's a collective consciousness that needs to be changed how can i change that collective consciousness if i decide to be successful the way society determines what success is that's not success to me i did read in a piece of literature that people that go through cancer are often described as like brave or strong and why aren't people with mental illness described like that and i also realized that people with mental illness are actually given a type of chemotherapy its chemical brain band-aids I also realized that there's a few phrases we use as children that are actually quite helpful with mental health stuff and that is the principle of sticks and stones sticks and stones may break my bones but labels will never hurt me and I feel like it's very important for people that go through distress to get reconnected with their dreams talents and their heart and it's important to find out well what makes you unique and special versus how can we fit you back into the box of society people in distress often have become extremely sensitive they're in distress so they're resonating in that way so everything around them seems salient as distress and it probably is they're seeing that level of distress and I also thought about how I can make a sheet called lived experience tips and again it's not lived experience with mental illness lived experience with a diagnosis I one of the tips would be the best training sheet which is being with extreme states another is talking about fish oil and how it's beneficial in helping a person stay out of psychosis as well as the invisibility a podcast and how talks about the three traits of family members that are actually detrimental and caused rehospitalization I feel like lived experience lens could be an important way to frame it instead of say trauma-informed and the lived experience lens helps with the whole we don't know what we don't know there's certain things in the system that they're not aware of that they're doing and I actually realized today that I'm not really super passionate about changing this system because this system is like a big dinosaur I even drew the dinosaur you want to see that's that's my dinosaur and it's not gonna change and it's very slow and strong and powerful and it would probably take something from outer space to knock it into extinction actually I want to knock it into extinction from inner space from unfolding what is coming through me and being created by my daily life and I feel like part of the tip to four families would be it's really important to allow your loved one to be who they are and who they want to be and actually facilitate that even if it's something that seems ridiculous like I want to be an astronaut or something and thinking you're never going to be an astronaut you're going to waste your time and money trying to become one it's important to facilitate moving towards what it is they want not oh they were on the path to becoming a doctor or an engineer and now oh that's so sad they're going to miss out on that boring job for the rest of their life it's important to say you can be you and this is the most important time to see that because otherwise they could end up dead it's either them as they are here to be or possibly dead and i want to start the lived experience association and that's for people to give feedback what do i need to do to create meaning i hope i'm doing that with these videos being diagnosed is actually a symptom of a very sick society a distressed society's creating distressed citizens and the fact that the number one cause of death for teens is suicide is really saying something they're not all mentally ill they would rather be dead than live the life that adults are trying to give them I also realized that science is the police of the mystical so when people get in touch with that inner mystical dimension of themselves they're pathologized by this the science paradigm by the medical paradigm when it has nothing to do with that and just reminded me of how that's been going on for years and even if there was no science before it was religion doing that so people that are outside of the line of acceptable behavior and normality are seen as aliens kind of and this again are this is the people that aren't consistent so can we be consistently inconsistent or intentionally inconsistent and I don't think we have to be inconsistent in ways that are unhelpful I think we can be inconsistent in that we can be more kind for example or more playful or more silly kids are inconsistent and we train them into consistency if they happen to not like the line of consistency they've been funneled into they end their life and because there is infinite degrees of freedom of who they can become we're funneling them into something that is so meaningless and I think that's going to that's be even more apparent to them now with say access to the internet there are so many more degrees of freedom in reality and be funneled into such a narrow band is even more obviously disheartening so special messages wellness see with your heart surf the universe surf the universe and when you surf the universe the ego disappears and then that just means that the surfer and the universe are one I was also thinking about how I think of myself as a Ferrari I think of my transition to manic consciousness as sort of like all of a sudden being given a high-performance car that is standard transmission and I don't know how to drive standard so if I was put in this car and I put in regular fuel because that's what I put in my old car it's not going to run very well and I'm not going to know how to drive standard so I'm it's going to look like I'm completely non-functional in this vehicle when really it takes practice so I feel like decoupling from the ego is like going from driving automatic to driving standard the ego is like our automatic pilot it's just talking on and saying the same old thing all the time then if we're in standard we often realize we have to pay attention we have to start learning and we have to start practicing and we have to work at it and learn how to use this thing so we've turned our body into this automatic pilot machine when really it can do a lot more than get up in the morning brush our teeth shower us drive us to work it can do a heck of a lot more and so again that manic consciousness energy blows apart the ego and puts us in manual transmission mode where we see we can actually control this thing in a lot of different ways and we can actually use it to create and be creative and learn so it's actually putting us in the creative state and that's the thing too if we all of a sudden had a Ferrari we would want to learn how to use it so well so we can go for very leisurely drive so we can go and see beautiful scenery same with our body we would just navigate in a very narrow sphere of reality we would want to go out and see beauty and we'd have energy to do that and we'd have the power to do that and we'd want to go drive around and show off our beautiful car the ego wants us to go from A to B in the most efficient way if we had our Ferrari we would go from A to B perhaps but we would go in a more creative way we would go in a more scenic way we would go in a more playful way and in Ferrari wants to go for more meaningful drives and go with the music up so it wants to celebrate it wants to use all of its features all of its capacities all of its possibilities another gap that is not addressed in the system at all is tapering strategies for people who want to taper off medication and special messages wellness is about disorganized wellness so I'm interested in addressing gaps in the system in the community in a disorganized way even with things like random acts of kindness clowning improv these all increase the degrees of freedom and I also thought of life coaching as peer support I'm not really that interested in supporting someone through their illness as much as supporting and coaching someone to really step into their best self and to thrive because by doing that the rest of it could naturally fall away I also thought I work for funny not money I also thought about how asking people in the system if they have kids and if they do would they feel completely safe with their kids going through the system as it is today and I also realize these videos are kind of like thinking out loud and I was also wondering if saying harvest your special messages would be a little bit more broad than harvester mania because not everybody goes into mania but people still maybe get special messages or have extraordinary experiences and it could also be a dialogue about special messages just like people might have a dialogue about dreams and I also feel that special messages can be debilitating and ability they debilitate aspects maybe things in society we're supposed to not really participate with as much anymore and they ability parts of us that we are they are capacity for empathy and understanding and laughter and play and silliness and all those things like with empathy it doesn't really get you anywhere it kind of crushes you it's not really functional it's not really valuable in that way or it's not really successful yet it is successful to be able to really feel somebody else if we could all do this a little more we would create a different world I also think of these altered states as inner space travel so much talk about going to outer space when we don't even know how to properly go to inner space and when we're in inner space we sort of look like sleepwalkers we look like we're non-functional the person could be asleep and they're awake and they're sleepwalking I feel like people in these altered states are often awake Walker's they're awake to the inner dimension there a week to that empathy there are weak to the collective humanity that we all share inside and then they're walking amongst us among this mechanical reality that we've created and it makes it seem like these people are not but they're actually functioning in a different way and it could be that their function is to actually see things that aren't working and make those works will make those changes and also we need something else to participate with a person that goes through this experience doesn't have anywhere to channel that energy or any context of a reality in which a person can appear to function in so I don't agree with funneling someone back to being a cog in the machine I feel like there's got to be a place for people to start to use their creative capacities for co-creating the world in a playful way not in a way that's like oh I'm going to change XY and Z and here's the plan it's more like let's just see what we can do so it's a place for co-creative celebrators mania definitely connects one with one's inner celebration one celebratory body that's why I don't really feel like goals or a good idea it's more harvesting meaning from the messages and and moving based on that on meaning not um goals and plans and the special messages they are disorienting but they reorient us to a different reality to a different dimension to the inner human dimension they make our eyes turn in and we can see that dimension we can feel it and that's the empathy and that's the mirror neurons when we're looking at that dimension and with that dimension we see that we're all one and that's why we can feel things so strongly is we just we see that we see the pattern we are that pattern so we're not actually I am me and that person over there is them we are that relationship that arises in the moment and and that relationship might be one of feeling empathetic for someone else's suffering and we're that we're that relationship we're not me eagle so there's no separation we are what arises in the moment and if it's something kind of painful that has nothing to do with oneself then it's the collective it's it's something else trying to move us or communicate with us and that's the real communication of this communication of our own voice in our own head going on about stuff I also think that special messages wellness will deliver a course in magical there's a book of course in miracles this is a course in magical I feel mania as a message from the universe which is we are the universe where one with the universe were an integral part of the universe we are the message and the messenger I also realize that flow is effortless and that we don't know how to be effortless so people that train to be surfers train a lot of hours to make that activity effortless and effortless in such a way that the one we think makes an effort which is the ego is not there anymore video thinks it needs to think in order for things to happen but things happen regardless of if we think about it or not and usually what we're thinking about has nothing to do with what we're doing right now so that thinking is the thing that's making the effort but it's an illusion because it's making things feel like an effort because it's actually usually thinking about something that isn't happening now which has to feel like effort because it's not something that is now so it feels like it's not in control so it has to make some kind of effort for one to be in control when it's really ones just trying to be in control of the thinking which has nothing to do with the actual physical making an effort to do something which is a happening and so it's just that thing going on that is the effort and if that thing would be quiet there would be no concept of effort it's mistaken cause that's mistaking this thing happening in our head for causing anything just because it's always chattering on needs to be chattering off chattering off flow on heart on it's another movement i want to start is hard on hard on yes heart on because most of society is actually paternalistic and it's sort of driven by masculine principles which is like a big hard-on and and that is the driver of violence and war and and violence against women and so many atrocities in humanity or caused by just men thinking with their heart on not their heart on so hard on for Humanity come on guys I was also thinking more about word transformations and how the word I blocks seeing which is kind of ironic oh I ronica because if you change it to I a ye that is our organ of seeing and so I would like to imagine when I say I I really mean ey e as in vision or seeing and it could even be eyes I I which is kind of a illustration that we have two eyes and it could also be I and I which is sort of like implying relationship I feel if you aren't distressed by what you see in society and something's wrong with you and the state is non-personal so a lot of the distress that happens in the state of decoupling from the ego is personal and some of its non-personal most of its non-personal and it takes a bit to practice navigating through that and but it's important to get the message get involved and participate and also special messages wellness is a for-profit business PR 0 ph ET profit because special messages are prophetic in that they prophesize and point you towards your greatness the egos pointing you towards mechanical pneus and these messages which could just be intuitions or gut feelings they get any they could be anything from the smallest intuition or a weird déjà vu to seeing an alien right in front of you that you can actually physically touch so it's there's all different levels and it's all sort of symbolic and it's what we choose to make of it I feel like this is manic prophecy there is a beautiful world and it's right here and it's right now and it's within us and I wonder sort of like the movie the happening when those flowers those plants started putting that stuff in the air and people were dropping dead will there be some kind of energy to cause the epigenetic changes to make us orient ourselves in a way that we can see that world and act based on that world which is a world of love and I feel like that's kind of what happens manias that we it reorients r us to that and I wrote Q man I see so I see your human dimensions because manic is man I see and whom hue is for color so it's like a spectrum it's those degrees of freedom it's those infinite possibilities and when our eyes turned inward we can see those human dimensions and I wonder what the epigenetic changes are towards seeing with our peripheral vision and not focusing not focusing through the ego mind it's ignoring the prefrontal cortex and not focusing or laser light of attention on the interference patterns that are happening in that part of our brain and peripheral vision is definitely more relaxed it would have to relax our eyes and our vision and I've seen people as their most beautiful self I've seen people change before my eyes and and I read an article on true hopes blog and they talk about nutrient theory of mental illness and they talked about how line is Pauling in the 60s speculated that there is a genetically that some people have a genetic basis for needing more vitamins and minerals and others do and that's why some people develop mental illness so they're not meeting these extra requirements of nutrients and i feel that a person could say for example take all those extra nutrients and not develop a so-called mental illness which would keep them in the band of society or they could develop this mental illness and have their vision change in such a way that they see the needs for changes in society what I'm trying to get at is that I feel supposin mental illness in some cases is just epigenetic changes towards seeing and experiencing reality in a different way and this is in order for reality reality to be created in a different way because we're the ones that create our human reality in terms of the structures of society and the way we interact and the rules of the game so trying to change the rules the game just by taking vitamins to have nutrition to keep that at bay I think is also missing the point it's important for people to stay alive for sure but that vision part is necessary so right now I do take vitamins and I do take medication and if I went off of them I'd be seeing a different world and acting and reacting in a different way that would not be safe for me to be with like in this society what I'm saying is a little bit of that I feel is necessary for me to actually see what it is that I want to move towards and co-create not just staying a functional cog in this society so right now I take medications I take vitamins I'm able to manage and work in the system and things if I wasn't taking them I'd be like I can't work in this system this is crap so it keeps me somewhat numb and I feel like the whole article is a little backwards because it's saying people are genetically needing more nutrients I think there's genetic changes happening to change a person towards a different way of being so it could be almost the epigenetics related to the epi memetics because a person going to see different thing things and create different meaning based on what they're seeing in that other way of being so by having different genetics say it could be that people need those nutrients to stay in this reality or it could be that their genetics have changed for them to create a different reality by seeing a different reality and a person can choose to take vitamin C keep them in this reality or or medications and that's the part what I'm talking about what's harvest Romanian harvesters special messages it's fine to come back take the nutrients take the medication whatever you need to stay alive but still create based on the vision that we saw because we were given that glimpse and it would be silly to not take anything to keep a person somewhat functional because then those people usually probably end up homeless or something because they're not taking any kind of treatment their self medicating to actually stay in that visionary beautiful reality which is wonderful but it takes its toll in the body which makes a person even more non-functional and marginalized so it's learning how to walk with both worlds one the world of the mind and one the world of the heart in a way so I'm still attempting to allow my heart to inform my reality that i am in on a daily basis as my ego self and that's I understand that's a false construct and it's a necessary construct to keep me functioning because if it wasn't there I would probably get very confused and then I would appear as mentally ill when really it's just my ego taking a vacation in order for me to see things like the fact of homelessness or violence against 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Hans Schwedler is extremely focused on Health and Wellness and although seriously cynical he was keen to find out about the health benefits of Laughter. So he trotted off to a Laughter Demonstration at a large Health Expo, and it wasn’t too long before he ended up on stage laughing his head off completely convinced about the techniques demonstrated. Hans said what he discovered was this form of laughter club is vastly different from the laughter clubs that existed some years ago. This originated in Mumbia, India, as a result he participated in a Laughter Leader training course then started community based Laughter Clubs, where many people have since benefited. But given his earlier training in mental health and wellbeing he decided to donate his time to Aged Care Homes, Retiree Villages, Corporate Organisations and Community Service Organisations like Probus to promote the values of Laughter. Patients and staff at Aged Care Homes derive enormous benefits particularly in mental health, but so does the community at large since mental health is such a huge issue. Laughter sessions consist of gentle exercises with laughter, it’s the universal language, as it knows no culture, gender or race, and brings people together (social bonding), relaxes tenses situations and enables total engagement. Laughter sessions also consist of deep breathing, which helps to release the stress in the body, plus visualisation, music and meditation, which have similar effects on the brain. Go to laughinlife.com.au for more information. There are other benefits as well, listen to this podcast to learn more certainly with Pain Management and with special training for corporations where resilience, teamwork, improving company culture and customer service is always a goal.
If you all didn't have a chance to check out the Halfstack Health Expo with Crossfit 630 - no worries! We have a photo gallery recap and a great Highlights episode from Lauren Rippy. If you haven't had a chance to check out our other two keynotes on Halfstack Highlights you can do so by clicking HERE. PODCAST: Play in new window | Download Listen and subscribe via iTunes
Alli is the Founder and COO of I Heart Health Expo who's main goal is to create awareness of heart disease and promote healthy lifestyles in the community. Alli and her team achieve this by networking with local businesses, medical and fitness experts to provide access to consultative and preventative resources to spur the community to create healthy lifestyle choices and be empowered. In this episode, she talks about the practical ways her organization is impacting one community at a time leveraging her experience and training and her talented team to address one of the major health crisis in modern time, Heart Disease. Check out the amazing work being done at IHeartHealth Expo: Website: www.ihearthealthexpo.org Instagram: www.instagram.com/ihearthealthex
Mandisa Ngozi was Founded in 1996, more than 10 years before the natural haircare boom between 2006-2011. They were the very first Natural Hair Care shop to be founded and run in Florida. Because of their rich history, I thought it would be awesome if Valencia co-owner of Mandisa Ngozi, came and told us their story! This was an awesome interview, and we can't wait until their show "The Capital City Natural Hair and Health Expo" in September! @MandisaNgozi www.mandisa-ngozi.com Info@DeiLake.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/successondemand/support
Today Loki and Jabroni took the show on the road to support the fight against cancer. There were tears, there was laughter and mostly a lot of razzlin'!!! They talk about politics, comics, movies, beer and they are granted an emotional interview with Colors for a Cause in Rhode Island as well as the family or Eric Rollins who tragically lost their son to cancer. http://www.colorsforacauseri.org --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Dr. Nathalie is the co-author of the published book—Wellness On The Go: Take the Plunge- It’s Your Life! and the creator of the Roadmap to Wellness, an online coaching program, designed to teach clients how to live a wellness lifestyle. She was the recipient of the 2007 People’s Choice Award for business of the year and for professional advisor of the year and was also a 2008 Ottawa Top 40 under 40 business recipient. Dr. Nathalie is the owner of Sante Chiropractic and Wellness Centre, and was the recipient of the 2009 Chiropractor of the Year award from the Chiropractic Leadership Alliance. She is the founder of the annual Ottawa Health & Wellness Expo, a community based event that gathers over two thousand people each year. Her passion for business and entrepreneurship led her to become a licensed Business Coach. Since becoming a business coach, Dr. Nathalie has helped businesses all over the Ottawa area become successful in their field. Dr. Nathalie’s passion is to lead, educate and empower people to Be Fit, Eat Right and Think Well. She is also passionate about teaching other Health Professionals on how to build a thriving practice/business with on line tools and strategies to spread their health and wellness message. For more info visit http://drnathaliebeauchamp.com
NaydaCoki Designs comes from the creative mind of Designer, Writer and Artist Nayda Young. Being an Designer for the over 30 years. NaydaCoki Designs offers you the ease and of look island chic without the expensive price tag. If you are looking for quality and beautiful clothing go no further than Nayda Designs. Originally from Norwalk, Connecticut, Nayda has established herself as the Go-to Lady when it comes to fashion, fashion designs, and fashion shows. She is a major participant of the Fourth Annual Hair, Beauty, and Health Expo 2015 to be held at the Ivanna Eudora Kean High School Sunday, March 22, 2015, from 9:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. The Expo is the brainchild of Madame Entrepreneur herself, Linda Bailey, owner of several local businesses. Visit Linda at www.facebook.com/linda.bailey.5496. Located adjacent to Coral World on Coki Point Beach, NaydaCoki Designs is a boutique selling unique, hand-crafted tropical apparel and accessories. Island Chic without the expensive price tag. If you can't visit Nayda at her shop, NaydaCoki Designs at Coki Point Beach, be sure to visit Nayda online at www.facebook.com/NaydaCokiDesigns.
Callywood Live Forget resemblances. Past nuances tracing through the inner workings of your mind; telling you what you thought your favorite music was, what you use to listen to on the radio, even the direction of where you thought music was heading. Once Franklin Manor’s new album drops, you may find yourself only wanting more of something completely different. Manor’s music reveals a unique perspective of our generation. "We're all artists,” he explains, “society has simply tried to rob us of vision. My music is intended to expose the brilliance in each of us, while trashing the ridiculous images our culture has made up about who we are and what’s important in this crazy world. We all have something to say, it’s about finding your voice.” Through fearless storytelling, Manor opens the imagination to the magnificence of what music truly is; a mirror of a society.
Beginning with a Youth Mindfulness Session led by former NFL Player, Keith Mitchell, this day will be filled with opportunities for growth and education. There will be a 5K Run/Walk along with a huge fun filled Expo complete with free health screenings, activities and events for the whole community. Celebrity guest entertainment may include Common, India Arie and other surprise performers! Light It Up Foundation, founded by Keith Mitchell, NFL celebrity football player and yogi raises the importance of healthy living, and the transformational power of yoga among our nation’s youth, families and military veterans. AltaMed, the nation’s largest Community Health Center, provides vital health care services to ove...r 150,000 patients annually throughout Southern California. Services include premier obesity intervention and prevention, pregnant and parenting teen programs, primary care, senior and long term care, HIV/AIDS case management and primary care, dental care, mental health services, free care for the uninsured. No one at AltaMed is turned away for lack of ability to pay. http://www.mindful5k.com
Here are a couple of clips of Dr Fitness and the Fat Guy interviewing some new friends when we were at our booth at the 2010 Omaha Health Expo. It's amazing how many people will approach you when you are giving away free PopChips.
Listen to Mitu, Jovanna and Igor interviewing Michele Goldthorp, one of the dental nurses at the college Health Expo 2009. Is dental care free in Sydney? Who can get free dental care? What do you need to have in order to receive free dental health? How often should you visit a dentist? Are there any after hours dental clinics in this area of Sydney? What about you? Is dental care important in your country? Is it free or is it very expensive? Tell us aobut it. Let's talk!
Listen to some of the AMEP-B students talking about the Health Expo right after they finished helping. You can hear Aleya, Asha, Mitu, Yu, Nunung, Pat, Yustin, Bee, Igor, Jean and Desire. They talk about what they did, their interviews with different stall holders and what they thought about the experience.
St George TAFE Health Expo 2009 raised funds for Aussie Helpers. Pat, Bee, Yun & other students interview Sue Martin, an Aussie HelpersAussie helper volunteer. Listen to the interview. It's really interesting and an eye opener about one aspect of Australia that many people don't know. What is Aussie Helpers? Who are the people working there? Who do they help? Why do those people need help? What is the Australian bush? What is the grapevine? Write a post in your blog about Aussie Helpers. What do you think? Tell us about it. Let's talk! music by traxsmiths
Our class and other AMEP classes helped at the Health Expo 2009 fundraising for Aussie Helpers. We cooked traditional dishes, served the food and also sold raffle tickets and welcomed people to the Expo while handing them Expo bags. Watch this space for podcasts we recorded interviewing several stall holders. Health Expo 2009 Episode 78 Let's talk!
Anastasiya interviews Kylie Johnson, Student Association Officer, about the Health Expo she organised at St George college of TAFE , Sydney. Our AMEP classes where involved at many levels, one of them was the recording of this podcasts. Kylie tells us the Health Expo is an inniciative of TAFE Active, which is trying to encouage young people to be active to stay healty and fight against obesity.
Anastasiya interviews Kelly, who also works for the Student Association at t george college. Kelly tells us a bit more about how the Health Expo started. Listen to her talking about how St george college and a couple more colleges were the "guinea pigs" this year.
Our college Student Association organised a Health Expo on Tuesday 24th October 2006. They invited the AMEP (Adult Migrant English Program)classes to be involved in the organisation and manning of the food stalls for the day. To prepare for it, we all did a lot of work researching health topics. Marion invited a Health Nurse to talk to the classes re food handling and hygiene on October 17th at 10.30 am. We all enjoyed Teresa's presentation and very graphic demonstration. It highlighted the importance of washing our hands thoroughly before food preparation. Silvana and her crew interview Chris, a chiropractor who tells them about the importance of good posture. Listen to them and note down some of the advice Chris gives us. Layla has prepared a worksheet taht will help you with the listening: Chirpractor Worksheet: http://www.archive.org/download/LaylaChiropractorWorksheet/chiropractor.doc
Layla, Dan and Silvana interviews the general practioners officer for the St George area. She talks about the education program for family doctors, who have a point system to esure they get up-to-date training in the newest medical practices. She also explained what a normal day in a doctor's life involves. Listen to the interview and write down a doctor's diary entry for a typical day. You can listen to my interview with Chem, one ot the AMEP teachers and Kylie, the Students Association officer, in Sydney's People Podcast: http://ssielearning.tafensw.edu.au/Audio/ssp_22060311_Cham.mp3
Another health worker interviewed by Silvana and her crew was the women's health officer. She emphasised the importance of self-examination. Listen to the interview and search the internet for the closest health clinic and breast cancer clinic or mobile truck to where you live. Marielle prepared some questions that will help you with the listening: 1, What type of service does she provide? 2. What is important for women? 3. What is the best way to avoid or prevent breast cancer? 4. What is the thing that we can do to make ourselves more aware? 5. How many times should we check ourselves (self examination)? 6. How many times should we go to the doctor?
On Tuesday 24th October 2006 the our students and those of the other 3 AMEP classes at St George college of TAFE took part in the first Student Association Health Expo. Silvana and her crew interviewed the Sexual Assault officer from the St George Health Area. Listen to the interview and answer these questions: 1. What is the main service offered by the sexual assault unit? 2. Who do they mainly deal with? 3. What does she say it is unfortunate? 4. What does she say is happening too often lately? Anastasyia has prepared a worksheet to help you follow the interview, Sexual Assoult worksheet: http://www.archive.org/download/AnastasyiaSexualAssaultquestions/SexualAssault.doc Write questions, comment about it or even better, send us a recorded message (side link). Let's talk!
Silvana's crew (Sarina, Mariella, Anna, Sophie & Layla) also interviewed the Cancer Council volunteer. Skin cancer is a very big problem in Australia. We should all be aware of the damage the sun causes if we don't protect our skin. "Slip, slop slap" is one of the educational campaigns to promote prevention amongst everyone, but particularly young people. Silvana has prepared a worksheet that will help you with the listening, Cancer Council Worksheet: http://www.archive.org/download/SilvanaCancerCouncilWorksheet/cancercouncil.doc Listen to the interview and write down the advice given reagarding skin cancer, diet, etc. What do you think? Were you aware of this before you came to Sydney? Did you take any precautions in your country of origin? Let's tlak!
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