Podcasts about healthrhythms

Today on The Unbeatable Mind, dive into the fascinating intersection of psychedelics, meditation, and mental health with aerospace engineer and founder of guided psilocybin retreat company Odyssey, Gabriel Charlambides. Gabriel shares his own profound experiences with meditation and psychedelics, drawing incredibly perceptive parallels between the two and highlighting their profound effects on the brain's default mode network.  Explore Gabriel's transition from aerospace engineer to founding a professional retreat business in Oregon that emphasizes safe, science-backed psychedelic experiences. Examine with us the complexities and concerns surrounding psychedelic use, and how their use can lead to increased kindness, compassion, and altruism. Gabriel discusses the legislative landscape for psychedelics, touching on groundbreaking measures in Oregon and beyond.  Tune in now for a truly compelling conversation about the transformative potential of psychedelics, and the immense promise they hold for the future of mental health treatments.  Key Topics Include: Meditation vs. Psychedelics: Gabe shares fascinating research showing that expert meditators and individuals on psilocybin experience similar brain activity, shedding light on the profound connection between these two practices. Mental Health Benefits: From increased kindness and compassion in Zen meditators on psilocybin to significant emotional breakthroughs, both Gabe and Mark highlight the transformative potential of psychedelics for mental well-being. Early Awe and Meditation: Gabriel reveals an early experience where his awe of a plant invoked a deep meditative state, mirroring experiences of profound presence and the loss of self-reflection.   Gabriel Charalambides, the founder of Odyssey and formerly an aerospace engineer, has a profound dedication to mental health. His enthusiasm for psychological well being ignited over a decade ago when he discovered Buddhism and began exploring the world of psychedelics. In 2019, Gabriel made a pivotal decision to depart from his aerospace career, diving deeper into his growing passion for mental health. This shift involved volunteering at Synthesis, participating in extensive silent meditation retreats, and working with organizations like MAPS and HealthRhythms. Gabe holds a Master's degree in Aeronautics & Astronautics and an MBA from Stanford University. Learn more about Gabriel's work at OdysseyPBC.com   Sponsors: Momentous: If you're interested in making a true investment in your health, why not join the best in human performance and be part of the change in raising the bar on supplements. Just go to LiveMomentous.com and use code DIVINE for 20% off your new routine today. Qualia: Take a look at the Qualia line up of truly inspired health formulas at www.QualiaLife.com/Divine15, and use code DIVINE15 at checkout for an additional 15% off your purchase.   Greenlight: Millions of parents and kids are learning about money on Greenlight — it's the easy, convenient way for parents to raise financially smart kids and families to navigate life, together. Sign up for Greenlight today at GREENLIGHT.com/Divine. 

FEATURED GUESTS: Jeni Swerdlow, MA-ATR, Founder & "Chief Rhythm Activator" of DRUMMM Rhythmic Events, is a dynamic and engaging facilitator, presenter and trainer with a passion for drumming and mission to build connections through rhythm. Founded in 2000, DRUMMM's popular facilitated drum circles and interactive rhythm events engage 10,000 participants a year at a variety of setting in the U.S. and abroad. Jeni is a Certified Village Music Circles Global Trainer, Registered Art Therapist (ATR), REMO-Endorsed Drum Circle Facilitator, and trained HealthRHYTHMS and Rhythm2Recovery Facilitator. She is a faculty member at California Institute of Integral Studies (CHS) and Women Drummers International, and a professional member of the Drum Circle Facilitators Guild. Jeni is best known for her innovative strategies and playful attitude that invite participants to experience the power of being together in rhythm. Notable clients include Google, Facebook, LinkedIn and Stanford Medicine. LISTEN & LEARN: The value of having one's passion being at the core of one's business. Innovative ideas for facilitating large scale rhythm events via video conference. Therapeutic benefits of drumming in community. JENI's WORKSHOPS AT THE 2022 LA EXPRESSIVE THERAPIES SUMMIT: Rhythm & Wellness: An Introduction to Drum Circle Facilitation for Clinicians on Sunday March 27th, 2022 10:00AM - 5:30PM Virtual Session. Mandala Collage, Drumming & Journaling: Awakening Awareness, Inviting Intention on March 26th, 2022 10AM - 1PM Virtual Session. RESOURCES MENTIONED ON THE SHOW: www.drummm.com YouTube https://www.youtube.com/user/JeniDrummm Facebook https://www.facebook.com/drummm Instagram https://www.instagram.com/drummmrhythmicevents/ Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/drummm

Since ancient times, drumming has played an integral role in sacred ritual. It continues to bring people together and create a soothing space of healing from the inside out. We're excited to talk with David DiLullo, founder of Global Drum Circles, HealthRHYTHMS-trained facilitator, and sound worker focusing on wellness in corporate and church settings. He hosts sold-out Sacred Sound Meditation events, drawing hundreds to experience healing through sound and music. Together we'll explore the transformative power of rhythm and drumming with this uplifting percussionist who is now a spiritual leader serving Unity of San Jose, California.

Suzy Soulshine is a trained Drum & Rhythm Facilitator. She uses an evidence based program called HealthRhythms to help people relax, connect, re-energize and heal. Suzy also facilitates monthly drum circles to connect people to community and the healing power of rhythm.Here's a preview of the episode in the form of a couple quotes I pulled."If you engage in an activity, whether it be drumming or dance or, or something where you're utilizing rythym and movement, if you feel amazing afterwards, that's not an accident.""The universal birthright is the heartbeat. It's one thing all of humanity has in common that we spent that time in the womb hearing a mother's heartbeat and it was the first sound. So, to me, it seems pretty natural that rhythm would be in our blood. Literally in our blood."Thanks for listening. Subscribe and write a review so more people can have the chance to come across these amazing guests.

Chloe Goodchild in conversation with speaker, author & music therapist, Christine Stevens, discussing compassion, drumming, oneness, peace building, transformation and much more.The VOCE Dialogues offer a simple, accessible in-depth ground for poets, authors, musicians, visual artists, and visionary teachers to share and disseminate their insights about the transformative practice of contemplative, creative and compassionate communication.Christine Stevens, MSW, MT-BC, MA holds masters degrees in both social work and music therapy. She is author of Music Medicine, The Healing Drum Kit and The Art and Heart of Drum Circles. The founder of UpBeat Drum Circles, she has appeared on NBC, PBS, KTLA, and is a featured speaker in the DVD Discover the Gift. She has trained facilitators from more than twenty-five countries in the evidence-based REMO group drumming HealthRHYTHMS program. Christine has worked with many Fortune 500 companies, survivors of Katrina, students at Ground Zero and most recently, led the first drum circle training in a war-zone in northern Iraq.https://ubdrumcircles.com/https://ubdrumcircles.com/global-rhythm-sangha/Chloe Goodchild is an international singer, innovatory educator, author and founder of The Naked Voice (1990) and its UK Charitable Foundation (2004), dedicated to the realization of compassionate communication in all realms of human life. Deafness in childhood catalysed Chloë’s deep encounter with her inner self, and began a lifetime’s experiential research into the voice as a catalyst for personal evolution and global transformation.https://www.chloegoodchild.com/

Reverend Natalie Calzadilla, MBA works for FIU Online and is a HealthRHYTHMS facilitator.  HealthRHYTHMS® is a fun, evidence-based whole person strategy which promotes socialization and ensures a healthy non-strenuous workout. On a deeper level it builds bridges while fostering nurturing, support, camaraderie, self-respect and respect for others. It is not really about drumming, but uses the drum as a tool for communication and personal expression. This system can be integrated as a therapeutic strategy in group counseling sessions, support groups, rehabilitation centers, schools, hospitals, aging facilities and more.Listen in as she explains the awesomeness that is drumming and more!

 Ora Goldin is the founder and lead facilitator of Living Rhythm. She is profoundly inspired to make a positive impact on people's lives and in their well-being. It was her passion for rhythm, wellness, fostering deep connections and building team cohesion that led her to create her company over 14 years ago. Ora is a certified holistic practitioner and has had extensive international training as a drum circle facilitator including as a certified HealthRhythms facilitator, which is an evidence- based protocol using drumming and rhythm as a way to impact people's health.

This week on Episode 161 of the Inner Monologue podcast is the Co-owner and Co-operator of Drumming Sounds, Andrew Ecker. Andrew is trained in a evidence based healing protocol called HealthRHYTHMS. For Andrew, drum circle is about more than just drumming; it is about the collective experience, building community, enhancing quality of life through experience and holding space for the individual to explore self through the whole, the community. Andrew promotes empowerment and give license to cultivating a sacred space where demographics fade and people connect at the most basic of humanness through rhythm, harmony and co-creation. Through his use of intentional drumming protocol we bring communities of all kinds to a space of love and gratitude and in that space the infinite is explored and the ultimate expression of human connection is reached which on turn enters us into the optimal state of human design, connection: love: gratitude. Bringing us all back to the basic rhythm of life, the heartbeat of the planet. To learn more about Andrew Ecker go to... www.drummingsounds.com Entelechy Visions www.entelechyvisions.com Theme Music provided by Cloudkicker.   To learn more go to www.cloudkickermusic.com Other Musical Contributions Slow Dancing Society To learn more go to slowdancingsociety.bandcamp.com ​ Subscribe to Inner Monologue today on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher or I Heart Radio!

Academic, Researcher, Author and Music Therapist Annie Heiderscheit, Ph.D., MT-BC, FAMI, MFT talks about how she discovered what she is on this earth to do. As past president of the World Federation of Music Therapy and Executive Committee member of the International Association of Music and Medicine she is esteemed for her expertise around the world. During this interview she explores how other clinicians and lay people can get involved in HealthRHYTHMS because it is a universal way to...

Kevin Cooley shares key insights on how he fell in love with a population he never expected to facilitate and grew to 400 sessions this year. Great information for building your business facilitating the HealthRHYTHMS Group Empowerment Drumming Program. Learn more about HealthRHYTHMS at www.healthrhythms.org or remo.com/health

Laurie Martin had a lightening bolt moment when she attended the HealthRHYTHMS Training. She found facilitation became a wonderful family affair. But perhaps her biggest surprise was how her "Social Capital" led to an unexpected, rapidly successful HealthRHYTHMS facilitation business. She shares invaluable insights on how to be the Queen of your own social capital.

Paula Wright, AARP -Associate State Director of Community Outreach for Arizona joins Host Frank Thompson on our HealthRHYTHMS Podcast. Paula describes how HealthRHYTHMS may have helped in her personal career development and how satisfying it is to witness the benefits of HealthRHYTHMS for seniors.

Chris Sanders found running at an early age and was almost immediately drawn to the relationships and connections with his teammates. After running cross country in college, Chris gradually increased the distance he runs, having now completed 10 marathons as well as 3 Ironman races. Chris loves pushing the limits of his body and even races up skyscrapers! We talk with Chris about pushing the perceived physical limits of our bodies and how technology helps us connect with our body as well as others. Chris is passionate about connected health and how technology can enable us to not only understand more about our bodies but also engage us in our own health more. He mentions a handful of startups making a difference in this industry, such as humon, WHOOP, and HealthRhythms.   This episode is hosted by Matt Sorenson and is sponsored by goodr. Use code “runified2016” at playgoodr.com for a special Runified discount and to help support Runified and our running podcast!   Runified’s Website, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter Chris Sanders Website, Twitter, Instagram, Athlinks

Board Certified music therapist Tim Ringgold is Director of Sonic Divinity, which provides music therapy services in Orange County, CA, and teaches business and success principles to new and seasoned professionals alike.  Tim serves his music therapy community as Vice President of the Western Region Chapter of the AMTA, and is a regular presenter at both regional and national conferences.  Tim has delivered no less than 16 presentations on music therapy topics since his internship at Musicworx, Inc. in 2008, and has gone on to earn a certificate in NICU music therapy and in HealthRHYTHMS.  Inaugural recipient of the WRAMTA New Professional Award in 2009, Tim is a graduate of Chapman University in Orange, CA, where he served as President of the Student Music Therapy Association, as well as received the Music Therapy Award and Guitar Award from the Chapman Conservatory of Music. Find out more about Tim at www.sonicdivinity.com.

Board Certified music therapist Tim Ringgold is Director of Sonic Divinity, which provides music therapy services in Orange County, CA, and teaches business and success principles to new and seasoned professionals alike.  Tim serves his music therapy community as Vice President of the Western Region Chapter of the AMTA, and is a regular presenter at both regional and national conferences.  Tim has delivered no less than 16 presentations on music therapy topics since his internship at Musicworx, Inc. in 2008, and has gone on to earn a certificate in NICU music therapy and in HealthRHYTHMS.  Inaugural recipient of the WRAMTA New Professional Award in 2009, Tim is a graduate of Chapman University in Orange, CA, where he served as President of the Student Music Therapy Association, as well as received the Music Therapy Award and Guitar Award from the Chapman Conservatory of Music. Find out more about Tim at www.sonicdivinity.com.

Board Certified music therapist Tim Ringgold is Director of Sonic Divinity, which provides music therapy services in Orange County, CA, and teaches business and success principles to new and seasoned professionals alike.  Tim serves his music therapy community as Vice President of the Western Region Chapter of the AMTA, and is a regular presenter at both regional and national conferences.  Tim has delivered no less than 16 presentations on music therapy topics since his internship at Musicworx, Inc. in 2008, and has gone on to earn a certificate in NICU music therapy and in HealthRHYTHMS.  Inaugural recipient of the WRAMTA New Professional Award in 2009, Tim is a graduate of Chapman University in Orange, CA, where he served as President of the Student Music Therapy Association, as well as received the Music Therapy Award and Guitar Award from the Chapman Conservatory of Music. Find out more about Tim at www.sonicdivinity.com.

Board Certified music therapist Tim Ringgold is Director of Sonic Divinity, which provides music therapy services in Orange County, CA, and teaches business and success principles to new and seasoned professionals alike.  Tim serves his music therapy community as Vice President of the Western Region Chapter of the AMTA, and is a regular presenter at both regional and national conferences.  Tim has delivered no less than 16 presentations on music therapy topics since his internship at Musicworx, Inc. in 2008, and has gone on to earn a certificate in NICU music therapy and in HealthRHYTHMS.  Inaugural recipient of the WRAMTA New Professional Award in 2009, Tim is a graduate of Chapman University in Orange, CA, where he served as President of the Student Music Therapy Association, as well as received the Music Therapy Award and Guitar Award from the Chapman Conservatory of Music. Find out more about Tim at www.sonicdivinity.com.