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This is The Energy to Heal, your resource for all things Splankna, the faith-based inner healing modality that will help you achieve emotional freedom. In this episode, Laura and Bee welcome back Heather Hughes, a Masters Level Splankna practitioner, co-author of Upper Dogs, and Executive Director of The Splankna Institute. Together, they explore the fascinating topic of generational traumas, discussing how the life experiences of past generations can influence our present lives through epigenetic changes. Heather shares profound insights into how Splankna addresses generational strongholds and traumas, offering a faith-based pathway to Emotional Freedom and Holistic Healing. Tune in to understand how these inherited patterns can be uncovered and healed, transforming your life and breaking cycles for future generations. Get in Touch: Do you want to learn more about Splankna and get connected with Bee & Laura?  To get information about… Finding a Practitioner CLICK HERE Text Notifications for New Episodes CLICK HERE Receive Our Email Newsletter CLICK HERE Information on Upcoming Retreats CLICK HERE Want to be a Guest and Share Your Splankna Story? CLICK HERE You can also email hello@emboldenlabel.com   Disclaimer: The topics discussed on our show are often hard-hitting and may resonate with personal struggles you are facing. There are many resources available for your mental health needs. Our Splankna practitioners are specifically trained in this unique modality and may offer their services in therapeutic, ministry, or coaching capacities. We strongly encourage you to verify that your chosen practitioner possesses the professional qualifications that align with your specific needs. Please note that while we strive to provide valuable insights and support, our discussions are not substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

This is The Energy to Heal, your resource for all things Splankna, the faith-based inner healing modality that will help you achieve emotional freedom. In this episode, Laura and Bee are joined by Heather Hughes, a Masters Level Splankna practitioner and co-author of Upper Dogs alongside Splankna founder Sarah Theisen. With decades of experience at The Splankna Institute, Heather shares deep insights into how upbringing impacts emotional health, exploring themes that commonly arise in Splankna sessions—such as the effects of critical, controlling, or neglectful environments. Together, they discuss what these patterns reveal about Inner Healing and offer valuable takeaways for parenting today. Whether you're reflecting on your own upbringing or navigating the journey of raising children, this episode is packed with wisdom on how Holistic Healing and Emotional Freedom can transform lives and families. Get in Touch: Do you want to learn more about Splankna and get connected with Bee & Laura?  To get information about… Finding a Practitioner CLICK HERE Text Notifications for New Episodes CLICK HERE Receive Our Email Newsletter CLICK HERE Information on Upcoming Retreats CLICK HERE Want to be a Guest and Share Your Splankna Story? CLICK HERE You can also email hello@emboldenlabel.com   Disclaimer: The topics discussed on our show are often hard-hitting and may resonate with personal struggles you are facing. There are many resources available for your mental health needs. Our Splankna practitioners are specifically trained in this unique modality and may offer their services in therapeutic, ministry, or coaching capacities. We strongly encourage you to verify that your chosen practitioner possesses the professional qualifications that align with your specific needs. Please note that while we strive to provide valuable insights and support, our discussions are not substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.  

Welcome back to another Soul Driven episode!Today, I have the privilege of introducing Heather Hughes to you, a beautiful soul I've known and watched blossom over the past few years with the Akashic Records. After being gifted a soul reading a few years ago, Heather began to explore the metaphysical and was led to the Akashic Records. She always knew there was more to life and after her first Akashic reading, she found out a few things that catapulted her to look at herself and put her on a trajectory towards transformation.It took personal development to deepen and clarify her work with the Akashic Records but she's deeply thankful for the process.She credits the Akasha with helping her to step into Who She Is, to understand how to better care for herself, and how to feel empowered in her every day.Tune in to hear how the Akashic Records have changed her life!The Akashic Records are the gateway to connecting with yourself and the Universe in a way you can't imagine until you've spent time in the Akasha!If you're ready to learn more, join Access Your Akashic Soul, my 8-week deep dive course launching November 1st. REGISTRATION IS OPEN! ALL links below!Enjoy and let me know how Heather's story resonates with you!CONNECT ONLINE Instagram https://www.instagram.com/ahnahendrixYouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5fsN8oqu8Ib8IcvpYZA4jQOCTOBER Events & Offerings:* REGISTRATION IS OPEN — STARTS 11/1! Transform your life by developing a relationship with the Akashic Records through my 8-week intensive course, Access Your Akashic Soul https://ahnahendrix.com/access-your-akashic-soul/* Access the Akashic Records: Self Study Course: https://ahnahendrix.com/access-the-akashic-records-self-study-course/* Events:* 10/29 Flower Essences for Abundant Living Masterclass with Guest Practitioner Ashleigh Grange 12pm MDT/2pm EST $88 https://ahnahendrix.com/events/* FREE for paid members of the SDC Get full access to The Soul Driven Collective at souldrivencollective.substack.com/subscribe

This is The Energy to Heal, your resource for all things Splankna, the faith-based inner healing modality that will help you achieve emotional freedom. In this episode, you'll learn about The Splankna Institute and how this modality was created by Sarah Thiessen and Heather Hughes. You'll also get acquainted with the hosts of this podcast, Bee Andreen and Laura Milliken.  Meet the Hosts! Bee Andreen: Bee is an Integrative Business Coach for Highly Sensitive Entrepreneurs and the Founder of Embolden Label, a collaborative business community built on the strengths of its members. As a Master Certified Splankna Practitioner, Bee utilizes the Splankna modality to help her clients move through seasons of struggle while building and maintaining business ventures. She specializes in helping entrepreneurs maintain and grow businesses amidst life hardships, whether that be difficult familial relationships, loss of finances, unexpected unemployment, fighting unwanted illnesses, and much more. Bee discovered her unique specialty while walking through a high-conflict co-parenting relationship post-divorce, all while maintaining business operations and providing for her young children. She now lives in North Carolina with her husband and children.  Laura Milliken: Laura, formerly a nurse, is now a popular influencer who teaches practical tips for parenting, marriage, emotional freedom and spiritual growth. With half a million followers, she provides support to those navigating daily struggles and overwhelm. Laura is also a Master Certified Splankna Practitioner who works with clients in Omaha, Nebraska, where she lives with her husband and children.  Get in Touch: Do you want to learn more about Splankna and get connected with Bee & Laura?  To get information about… https://www.embolden.myflodesk.com/energytoheal  Finding a Practitioner CLICK HERE Text Notifications for New Episodes CLICK HERE Receive Our Email Newsletter CLICK HERE Information on Upcoming Retreats CLICK HERE Want to be a Guest and Share Your Splankna Story CLICK HERE You can also email bee@emboldenlabel.com  Disclaimer: The topics discussed on our show are often hard-hitting and may resonate with personal struggles you are facing. There are many resources available for your mental health needs. Our Splankna practitioners are specifically trained in this unique modality and may offer their services in therapeutic, ministry, or coaching capacities. We strongly encourage you to verify that your chosen practitioner possesses the professional qualifications that align with your specific needs. Please note that while we strive to provide valuable insights and support, our discussions are not substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.   

Welcome to the Data Security Decoded podcast, brought to you by Rubrik Zero Labs. In each installment, we discuss cybersecurity with thought leaders and industry experts, and get their take on trends, themes, and where they see the sector going next. This is a must-listen for security and IT leaders looking to better understand trends shaping data security and how they can achieve cyber resilience. We're excited to continue with our series of special episodes featuring highlights from the recent Rubrik Zero Labs Virtual Summit. This series offers a unique look into the critical conversations happening around data security. Steve Stone is taking on a different role in these special episodes. Instead of guiding us through our usual discussions, he'll be leading in-depth conversations with industry experts. In the second episode, we're exploring the cost of unpreparedness to businesses in the face of ransomware attacks. Steve is joined by Heather Hughes, the Vice President of Engagement Management at Aon Cyber Solutions. Join them as they discuss misconceptions surrounding breaches, the need for tools such as multi-factor authentication and endpoint detection and response, as well as reliable and recoverable backups, and the importance of proactive measures and investment in cybersecurity.

This podcast is your resource for all things Splankna, the faith-based inner healing and deliverance modality. In this episode, we have Heather Hughes back on the show as our special guest. She is the Executive Director of The Splankna Institute and founder of Alethia for Life. Heather is also the co-author of "Upper Dogs," a compelling book about spiritual authority in Christ.  Today we're learning about the addiction protocol in Splankna. How it was developed and how it has benefitted client who are struggling with addictive patterns. These patterns often arise from attempting to satisfy or fill an unmet need with something that isn't godly or fulfilling. Heather shares her insight and experience, shedding light on the holistic approach Splankna takes to address the root cause of addiction.  Addiction is often associated with the overconsumption of alcohol or drugs, but the harsh reality is that habits, traits, and even excuses can become addictive in themselves and can lead to more substance based addictions. Healing from addiction can feel hopeless to those who are suffering, and it can be equally harrowing for those in relationships with someone battling addiction.  As Splankna practitioners we emphasize the importance of seeking help from a practitioner who is well-versed in the Splankna addiction protocol. Additionally, she advises continuing to work with medical professionals to treat the addiction and its symptoms as needed. If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction, this episode offers hope and practical guidance. Tune in to learn more about how Splankna can be a powerful tool in the journey toward healing and wholeness. If you are interested in reading "Upper Dogs", by Heather Hughes and Sarah Thiessen, CLICK HERE to get your copy of the book.    Get in Touch: Do you want to learn more about Splankna and get connected with Bee & Laura?  To get information about… https://www.embolden.myflodesk.com/energytoheal  Finding a Practitioner CLICK HERE Text Notifications for New Episodes CLICK HERE Receive Our Email Newsletter CLICK HERE Information on Upcoming Retreats CLICK HERE Want to be a Guest and Share Your Splankna Story CLICK HERE You can also email hello@emboldenlabel.com   Disclaimer: The topics discussed on our show are often hard-hitting and may resonate with personal struggles you are facing. There are many resources available for your mental health needs. Our Splankna practitioners are specifically trained in this unique modality and may offer their services in therapeutic, ministry, or coaching capacities. We strongly encourage you to verify that your chosen practitioner possesses the professional qualifications that align with your specific needs. Please note that while we strive to provide valuable insights and support, our discussions are not substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.  

This podcast is your resource for all things Splankna, the faith-based inner healing and deliverance modality. In this episode, we delve into the interesting history of Splankna and the inspiring journey of Heather Hughes, co-founder of The Splankna Institute. Alongside founder Sarah Thiessen, Heather has been instrumental in shaping the Splankna protocol, guided by the Holy Spirit. Heather Hughes, the Executive Director of The Splankna Institute, co-author of "Upper Dogs," and a Master Splankna Practitioner at Alethia for Life, brings decades of experience doing Splankna with clients in conjunction with massage therapy and physical healing, where Heather began. She shares her personal story of meeting Sarah, their partnership in healing, and the transformative impact Splankna has had on her own life and the lives of her four adult children. Tune in to hear Heather's insights on the evolution of Splankna, the profound healing it offers, and how it continues to grow and touch lives. If you're new to Splankna, this episode will help you get acquainted with the foundation team of this inner-healing protocol.  To learn more about Splankna or dive into learning directly from the founders of Splankna, you can order their books Upper Dogs by Sarah Thiessen and Heather Hughes or Splankna by Sarah Thiessen We are amazon affiliates and we make a small commission if you decide to purchase through the above links. We thank you for using our affiliate links and appreciate the financial blessing that goes towards producing this podcast.  ___________________ We LOVE hearing from you! If you have a Splankna story, have questions or want to request more episodes on a particular subject, email us at bee@emboldenlabel.com If you're interested in finding a Splankna practitioner near you, click HERE to select a practitioner from the Splankna website. Disclaimer: If you are struggling with your mental health or facing any other challenges, we strongly encourage you to seek professional help immediately. Splankna practitioners are trained in this specific modality and may work with clients in therapeutic, ministry, or coaching capacities. Please ensure that your practitioner has the professional qualifications that meet your needs. Content Warning: This podcast discusses various mental health struggles, emotional blocks, and other sensitive topics. Listener discretion is advised. ____________________  

Summary: In this interview Kelly is back with Heather Hughes discussing her current role in childcare and her approach to classroom observations. Heather explains that her role involves both whole classroom observations and individual observations of struggling children. She emphasizes the importance of effective communication between teachers and parents and the need for early intervention. Heather also discusses her mindset during observations, her note-taking style, and the significance of co-teacher teamwork. She shares practical tips for conducting observations and highlights the importance of seeing behavior as a form of communication. Overall, observations are crucial for ensuring that the classroom environment and activities are appropriate for children's development. Takeaways: Effective communication between teachers and parents is crucial for addressing children's behavioral concerns. Observations help identify areas for improvement in the classroom environment and activities. Behavior should be seen as a form of communication, and understanding the underlying message is key to supporting children. Co-teacher teamwork plays a significant role in creating a positive classroom environment. Observations require a mindset of being an investigator and understanding the child's perspective. Taking detailed notes during observations helps provide a comprehensive picture of the situation. Observations contribute to the overall culture of the classroom and support children's development.

Join us in today's podcast episode as we welcome Sarah Thiessen, the esteemed founder of The Splankna Institute. Sarah Thiessen, in partnership with Heather Hughes, founded and developed this protocol for inner healing based on Christian beliefs. This episode unpacks the challenging and often overlooked topics of spiritual abuse and church hurt, providing listeners with valuable insights and practical tools for inner healing and freedom. Sarah Thiessen shares her experience on how to identify spiritual abuse and trauma, offering a compassionate approach to understanding these complex issues. One of the key aspects discussed is the process of forgiveness during Splankna sessions, particularly when church hurt is involved. Sarah explains why forgiving God can be a crucial step in the healing jouney, as individuals may subconsciously blame God for the pain they experienced within the church. Through this important conversation, Sarah Thiessen brings to light the multifaceted nature of hardship and the profound impact it can have on one's spiritual and emotional well-being. Whether you're familiar with Splankna or new to this inner healing modality, this episode offers a wealth of knowledge and support for anyone seeking to overcome spiritual abuse and find true healing. LISTEN NOW to gain a deeper understanding of Splankna, learn from Sarah Thiessen's extensive experience, and discover how to navigate the path to inner healing.

Summary: In this conversation, Kelly interviews Heather Hughes, a former teacher and current behavioral specialist, about her journey in working with young children and their families. Heather discusses the importance of setting appropriate expectations for children based on their developmental age and the negative impact of unrealistic expectations. She shares a story about a child in her kindergarten class who struggled with sitting still and how she used a behavior modification technique to help him self-regulate. Heather emphasizes the need for teachers to be mindful of their words and actions, as children are highly perceptive and can internalize negative labels. Takeaways: Setting appropriate expectations for children based on their developmental age is crucial to avoid setting them up for failure. Behavior is a form of communication, and it is important to understand the underlying reasons behind a child's behavior. Tracking and analyzing behavior patterns can provide insights into the frequency and triggers of certain behaviors. Teachers should be mindful of their words and actions, as children are highly perceptive and can internalize negative labels. Classroom observations can help identify areas where teachers may need support and provide opportunities for constructive feedback and improvement.

We are thrilled to have Sarah Thiessen, the founder of The Splankna Institute on our show today to discuss the science behind Splankna. Along with the extensive work that Sarah has done as a licensed professional counselor and a licensed marriage and family counselor. Sarah has authored and co-authored two books which we've linked here for your reference. SPLANKNA BOOK by Sarah Thiessen UPPER DOGS by Heather Hughes and Sarah Thiessen ___ Thank you for listening to The Energy to Heal Podcast where you're learning about Splankna, a method for inner-healing and freedom from emotional blocks. We encourage you to reach out and ask questions about Splankna and the work that each of us do. Please email us at bee@emboldenlabel.com and we will get in touch with you shortly. Bee & Laura both have individual platforms and conduct Splankna with individual clients related to those platforms. Please reach out for more information on what we both do individually and get in touch if you want to work with one of us. If you're interested in finding a Splankna practitioner near you, click HERE to select a practitioner from the Splankna website. You can also email admin@splankna.com for help finding a practitioner in your area. If you are struggling in any way with your mental health or otherwise, we encourage you to seek professional help immediately. Splankna practitioners are trained in this specified modality and work with clients in either a therapeutic approach, ministry or coaching approach. Please make sure that your practitioner has the proper professional qualifications that you may be looking for. Disclaimer: This show highlights a variety of mental health struggles, negative emotional blocks and other sensitive topics. Please listen at your discretion.

We are thrilled to have Sarah Thiessen, the founder of The Splankna Institute on our show today to discuss the science behind Splankna. Along with the extensive work that Sarah has done as a licensed professional counselor and a licensed marriage and family counselor. Sarah has authored and co-authored two books which we've linked here for your reference. SPLANKNA BOOK by Sarah Thiessen UPPER DOGS by Heather Hughes and Sarah Thiessen ___ Thank you for listening to The Energy to Heal Podcast where you're learning about Splankna, a method for inner-healing and freedom from emotional blocks. We encourage you to reach out and ask questions about Splankna and the work that each of us do. Please email us at bee@emboldenlabel.com and we will get in touch with you shortly. Bee & Laura both have individual platforms and conduct Splankna with individual clients related to those platforms. Please reach out for more information on what we both do individually and get in touch if you want to work with one of us. If you're interested in finding a Splankna practitioner near you, click HERE to select a practitioner from the Splankna website. If you are struggling in any way with your mental health or otherwise, we encourage you to seek professional help immediately. Splankna practitioners are trained in this specified modality and work with clients in either a therapeutic approach, ministry or coaching approach. Please make sure that your practitioner has the proper professional qualifications that you may be looking for. Disclaimer: This show highlights a variety of mental health struggles, negative emotional blocks and other sensitive topics. Please listen at your discretion.

1 John ac Alun – ymweld â Phorthdinllaen: Ar drothwy Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Llŷn ac Eifionydd eleni aeth John ac Alun am dro o gwmpas eu hoff lefydd ym Mhen Llŷn, a dewis John oedd cael mynd draw i Borthdinllaen, a rhoi gwahoddiad i Meinir Pierce Jones, un o ferched yr ardal i ddod yno am sgwrs.Arwyddocâd Significance Cysgod diogel Safe shelter Delfrydol Ideal Dyfnder Depth Porthladdoedd Ports Gofaint Blacksmith Seiri Carpenters Safle diwydiannol An industrial site Gan fwya Mostly Argian Good Lord Trochi traed Paddling2 Clip Aled Hughes:Mae hi'n anodd meddwl am Borthdinllaen fel safle diwydiannol yn tydy? Tybed faint o'r twristiaid sy'n mynd yno bob blwyddyn sy'n gwybod am hanes y lle?Ac mi arhoswn ni ym Mhen Llŷn efo'r clip nesa ‘ma. Ar Orffennaf y 26ain y llynedd, wrth edrych ‘mlaen at Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Llŷn ac Eifionydd, mi gafodd Aled Hughes gwmni'r Archdderwydd Myrddin ap Dafydd ac aeth y ddau i gopa'r Eifl, a dyma chi flas o'u sgwrs.Awgrym A suggestion Machlud Sunset Rhufeiniaid yn cilio The Romans withdrawing Anwybyddu To ignore Gwyddelod Irish people Gwaywffon Spear Penwaig Herring Dinasyddiaeth Citizenship Diwylliedig Cultured Tyndra ar y ffin Tension on the border3 Beti a'i Phobol:Dipyn bach o hanes ardal yr Eifl yn fanna gan yr Archdderwydd Myrddin ap Dafydd.Sioned Lewis oedd gwestai Beti a'i Phobol ar y 7fed o Fai 2023. Mae Sioned yn Gwnselydd ac yn Seicotherapydd ac yn dod yn wreiddiol o Ddolwyddelan yn Sir Conwy. MI fuodd hi'n gweithio mewn sawl maes gwahanol, yn gwerthu tai, yn y byd teledu a gyda Mudiad Ysgolion Meithrin. Sioned ydy Cwnselydd y rhaglen Gwesty Aduniad ar S4C. Yn y clip hwn mae hi'n sôn am ei hamser yn dioddef o gancr y fron:Archdderwydd Archdruid Cancr y fron Breast cancer Efo chdi Gyda ti Cwffio Ymladd Dychmygu Imagining Cyfres Series Triniaethau Treatments Ffydd Faith Blin Yn grac Ymdopi Coping Y blaenoriaeth The priority4 Bore Cothi:Sioned Lewis oedd honna'n siarad am ei phrofiad o fod efo cancr y fron.Ar Fedi'r 27ain y llynedd, mi roedd Max Boyce yn dathlu ei ben-blwydd yn 80, ac i nodi'r garreg filltir arbennig yma mi fuodd Max allan ar y ffordd unwaith eto yn perfformio mewn cyfres o gyngherddau. Mi gafodd Shan sgwrs efo Max cyn y daith, gan gychwyn drwy ofyn oedd y penderfyniad i deithio eto'n un anodd? Carreg filltir Milestone Yr hewl (heol) The road Rhoi'r ffidil yn y to To give up Cwpla Gorffen Ysbrydoli To inspire Clwb gwerin Folk club Uniaethu To identify Ystyried To consider5 Caryl Parry Jones: Y bytholwyrdd Max Boyce yn dathlu ei ben-blwydd drwy berfformio - wel be arall ynde? Yn ôl ym mis Mai 2023 cafodd Caryl sgwrs gyda Heather Hughes. Mae Heather yn aelod o grŵp nofio Titws Tomos Môn. Yn 2019 mi gafodd hi waedlif ar yr ymennydd a chyflwr o'r enw Hydrocephalus, sef dŵr ar yr ymennydd. Ers hynny mae hi'n nofio yn y môr ym mhob tywydd. Yn y clip hwn cawn glywed Heather yn sôn am ei phrofiad, a pha mor llesol ydy nofio yn y môr iddi hi:Bytholwyrdd Evergreen Gwaedlif ar yr ymennydd Brain haemorrhage Cyflwr Condition Llesol Beneficial Poblogrwydd Popularity Llwythi Loads Goro Gorfod6 Trystan ac Emma:Dyna enw da ar y grŵp ynde – Titws Tomos Môn!Ddechrau mis Rhagfyr mi gafodd Rhaglen Trystan ac Emma wahoddiad i Gaffi Largo ym Mhwllheli. Mi fuodd yna lawer o hwyl a sbri yn y caffi - yn siarad efo'r staff ac efo pobl leol. Un ohonyn nhw oedd Christine Jones o dre Pwllheli:Haeddu To deserve Bobol annwyl! Goodness me! Brolio To boast Yn rhagori Surpasses Nionyn picl Pickled onion7 Ffion Dafis:Christine Jones – un o gymeriadau ardal Pwllheli yn dod â llwyth o hwyl a chwerthin i Gaffi Largo'r dre.Ac yn ardal Pwllheli oedd yr Eisteddfod Genedlaethol eleni wrth gwrs ac yno cafodd fersiwn e-lyfr o'r nofel boblogaidd iawn, Un Nos Ola Leuad gan Caradog Pritchard, ei lawnsio, efo'r actorion John Ogwen a Maureen Rhys yn ei darllen. Yn y clip hwn ar raglen Ffion Dafis mae John yn sôn am y tro cynta daeth o ar draws y nofel:Digwyddiad Event Gwerthfawrogi To appreciate Beirdd Poets Lleuad Moon Gwên ryfeddol A wonderful smile Dagrau Tears Atgof Recollection

We break new ground for the podcast today by having two guests from His Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC)! HMRC are the organisation who administer tax in the UK, and a little known fact about them is that they have volunteers who go into schools to deliver HMRC's very own programme of lessons all about tax - Tax Facts!We're very grateful to Amy Healey and Heather Hughes from HMRC who joined us in person and down-the-line from Newcastle to talk about the programme and what's involved. Thanks also to our very own Cameron Stewart, programme leader for PGCE Secondary Maths, who joined us to reflect on what this means for schools here in Wales who'd like to use external organisations to add a new angle to the subject of maths.If you'd like a Tax Facts ambassador to visit, you can email hmrc.taxeducation@hmrc.gov.uk or visit the Tax Facts page on the gov.uk website.We'll be back in two weeks - see you then!------------------------------------Recorded in studio D0.18 on 14th August 2023 (HMRC discussion) and studio B2.15 on 29th September 2023 (Cameron Stewart discussion)

This episode is a part of our Innovation Series, a listening experience that brings the YMCA's innovation process to life through the successes and stories of Y leaders from across the country. This week's podcast guests are Heather Hughes, Senior V.P., Strategic Alignment at YUSA; Ilana Lipsett, Senior Program Manager at Institute for the Future and Alden Nowell Burke, Director of People & Culture at Design for America YMCA staff and volunteers can ⁠visit Link⁠ to access the innovation resources mentioned in this episode. About the Causenetic Podcast: The Causenetic podcast is focused on expanding the Y's mission to audiences and providing conversation, inspiration, and influence. Our hosts, Keith Vinson and Rodrigua Ross are two YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas employees discussing community topics that are globally minded and locally-focused. This podcast allows listeners to see a different perspective and connect to community issues. ⁠http://www.ymcadallas.org/causenetic⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/causenetic/message

Almost 80% of Americans live within 5 miles of a Walgreens. Founder Charles R. Walgreen Sr. established the brand in 1901 as a single location pharmacy in Chicago, which grew into an integrated healthcare, pharmacy and retailer—which filled approximately 820 million prescriptions and immunizations in the US last year alone. Now part of Walgreens Boots Alliance, the largest retail, health, pharmacy and daily living destination across the U.S and Europe, the brands serve millions of walk in customers, patients and omni-channel shoppers' every day. The combined entity was founded 170 years ago, is an index component of the Dow Jones sustainability indices (DJSI), with 13,000 locations and 325,000 people that delivered $130 billion in revenue last year. Heading the multibillion-dollar Beauty, Personal care & Seasonal category at Walgreens is Group Vice President and General Merchandise leader Heather Hughes, a trained pharmacist—a rare profile for a retail executive. Her unique background is just what the doctor ordered, as Walgreens looks to reboot the category and take health, beauty, and wellness to the next level of growth and innovation. Heather joined me for an episode of The Reboot Chronicles, to give us a behind the scenes view of what's new and what's next. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rebootchronicles/message

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We are so excited to introduce you to Oula's new owner Heather Hughes! To get to know her, listen to this latest edition of the Mind-Body Stuff's podcast.

What's your biggest fear when it comes to retiring? Well, just know that you're not alone. Listen in as Tony takes a deep dive into some common retirement fears with special guest Heather Hughes.

6 time PGA Tour winner Billy Horschel joins Matt Adams to discuss his victory at the WGC Match Play. Plus we take a special look at Ballybunion, preview the Valero Texas Open, ANA Inspiration and Heather Hughes from BioFit 360 solves your pain issues.

Sharon Reagan, Molly Jaeger, Heather Hughes, Kathie Jackson, Vicky Whitt, and Elizabeth Gardenhire discuss what God taught them over the past year as they committed to reading His Word.

In this episode, we interview Heather Hughes Huff about the Catholic literary imagination in the 20th century, the life and work of Graham Greene, his novel The End of the Affair, and the focus of his work on the loss of self for the love of God. 

Heather Hughes and Sharon Reagan discuss chapter 6 of the Women of the Word.

Sharon Reagan and Heather Hughes discuss Chapter 4 of the Women of the Word.

Check out the latest episode with Heather Hughes, Sharon Reagan, and Courtney Ma. They have a roundtable discussion on studying God's Word.

Molly Jaeger and Heather Hughes discuss the first chapter of Women of the Word.

Heather Hughes and Molly Jaeger cover the introduction of the book Women of the Word by Jen Wilkin. The book helps women in their study of God's Word.

Panel with Iman Dagher (Arabic and Islamic Studies Catalog Librarian, UCLA); Heather Hughes, (Subject librarian for Comparative Literature, Global Studies, and Middle East Studies, UC Santa Barbara); and Mohamed Hamed (Middle Eastern and Near Eastern Stud

Panel with Iman Dagher (Arabic and Islamic Studies Catalog Librarian, UCLA); Heather Hughes, (Subject librarian for Comparative Literature, Global Studies, and Middle East Studies, UC Santa Barbara); and Mohamed Hamed (Middle Eastern and Near Eastern Stud

How do you stand out as you aim to advance your career? Market Manager Heather Hughes said "I would gravitate and grab onto something that was new and then I would double down to become an expert." - Hear more about Heather's Walmart story, her advice for getting promoted, & a call out to new to role female leaders. Share your key takeaways in the comments below & share with someone trying to grow their career. — with Heather Hughes.

In this one-off podcast, Tara Arthur, GISF's Projects and Membership Officer (Americas) speaks to Heather Hughes, GISF's Deputy Director. Since February, Heather has been leading GISF's activities on COVID-19. During this short release, Tara and Heather discuss some of the challenges the humanitarian security risk management community is facing and has faced in the COVID-19 world. Prior to joining GISF, Heather worked in a range of roles within the humanitarian sector - including working as the first-ever Global Security Manager at Oxfam GB. Learn more about Heather and Tara. Look out for GISF's new podcast series, Compounding Crises, which will begin later this summer. This podcast series explores the diverse and compounding challenges facing the humanitarian community through the lens of security risk management. Humanitarians share their perspectives and advice for navigating shifting challenges. Relevant links discussed during the episode: · GISF's collection of COVID-19 resources are available on our website · Recovery & Wellness, COVID-19: Operating Considerations for US Based International NGOs is available now · Over the coming months, GISF will be releasing a series of modular guidance notes for security managers dealing with the impact of COVID-19 · All of GISF's existing resources are available on our website

Heather Hughes has a BA in French from Smith College, an MA in Middle Eastern Studies from University of Washington, and an MSIS from the University of Texas. She has worked as a researcher in Turkey, and as a project archivist at the Hoover Archives. She is currently Librarian for Middle East Studies at UCSB […]

Zachary Falb is a renowned eyelash extension artist that travels the world educating, training, and inspiring lash artists everywhere he goes. His official title is NovaLash Global Master Trainer and he also represents NovaLash Eyelash Extensions as the Global Distribution and Education Manager. In this podcast, Zach shares his lash journey, including how he was "discovered" by accident by Heather Hughes in the UK. The rest is "lash" history. Zach candidly talks about the challenges of learning how to be a master lash artist and what it takes to get to the top. He also discusses the global differences in style, while still being mindful of face shape, lifestyle, and the importance of communication between artist and client. Zach will be back with a series of podcasts designed to provide more insight into the intricacies of lashing. Follow Zach on Instagram and also visit https//www.instagram.com/novalashofficial for more information about NovaLash Eyelash Extensions

Heather tells you how to grow your network and build your business by leveraging LinkedIn. You can check her out at https://www.HeatheRPhughes.com/

Heather Hughes joins us and shares her journey with us ... Heather is a registered massage therapist and compliments this by offering Essentric classes to her clients. Eccentrics is a full-body stretching and strengthening program designed to decompress joints and rebalance and lengthen your muscles. Things discussed: Church / Spiritual connection Being one with Nature Breathwork / Being Present Burying emotions & triggers Paying attention to "Pain" 3 Tips for Body Awareness Connect with Heather https://www.facebook.com/renewwithheather/ https://www.instagram.com/renew_withheather/ Let's Connect Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/themetaphysicallifepodcast/ Join the brand new community on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/themetaphysicallife Join the Metaphysical Bookclub on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/metaphysical_bookclub/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I think that we get overcoming fears mixed up with getting rid of fears. I don't believe one can simply get rid of a fear. I believe that, even if you get over a fear, it will always reside in you. You just become a master of that fear. It can always creep in on you, but you, with a few tools, have the ability to control the amount of power it holds over you. Today I watched a video from a business partner of mine, Heather Hughes, "The Linkedin Lady Boss". Listen here: https://www.facebook.com/heather.h.page.9/videos/10217807274985893/ She shared that one of her fears is what other people think. This seems strange considering how vulnerable she lets herself be on social media. But just because she shares so much with the world, does not mean she doesn't have a fear of how it will be received. Like I said, mastering a fear doesn't make it disappear, it just means that you have been able to overcome it in a way that it seems like it is no longer there. Here are 3 tips for mastering your fears: 1) Practice - Whatever is causing you fear, go directly at it. 2) Understanding Your Journey - Know that this is your journey and that things will change as you make your way through. You will have to adjust occasionally but stay the cource. 3) Laser Focus - Know what your goal is and aim with precision. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/learn-for-2/message

Host Sarah Fenske explored how and why people start their own pop-ups, and how patrons can find out about them for the latest Sound Bites segment with Sauce Magazine. Joining the program were Sauce managing editor Heather Hughes – and pop-up owners Chelsie Hellige of Spirit House and Steven Pursley of Ramen x Rui.

Composting and combating food waste are the subjects of this month's Sound Bites segment with Sauce Magazine. Sauce managing editor Heather Hughes and Total Organics Recycling marketing coordinator Sara Koziatek join guest host Sharon Stevens to explain what composting is, how it helps the environment and how some local restaurants are making it a priority to keep food scraps out of landfills.

In this episode of The ICHE Podcast, ICHE Managing Editor, Lindsay MacMurray, interviews Heather Hughes, MD, MPH, Jefferson Bohan, Pharm, Matthew Goetz, MD, Katherine Goodman, PhD. They discuss three articles from the April 2019 issue of ICHE (Volume 39, Issue 4). Listen and learn more about the research they conducted, why it's important to ICHE readers, and what future research questions they'd like to see answered.

Sauce Magazine managing editors Catherine Klene and Heather Hughes talk up some of the latest additions to the St. Louis region’s food-and-beverage community.

Host Don Marsh talks up some of the latest additions to the St. Louis region’s food-and-beverage community. Joining Marsh for the Hit List segment are Sauce Magazine managing editor Heather Hughes and staff writer Adam Rothbarth.

Evy Swoboda and Dakota Williams are both still in their 20s, yet they've already made big strides in the St. Louis restaurant scene. They join host Don Marsh and Sauce magazine's Heather Hughes for a conversation.

Host Don Marsh talks up some of the latest additions to the St. Louis region’s food-and-beverage community with Sauce Magazine’s managing editor Heather Hughes and art director Meera Nagarajan.

If you've ever contemplated getting your MFA in Creative Writing, this is the episode for you. We've got a panel on the MFA in Creative Writing experience with three members of the Lesley University community: Boston Poet Laureate and Lesley University MFA in Creative Writing Interim Director Danielle Legros Georges, Associate Director Janet Pocorobba and alumna Heather Hughes, an associate editor at Harvard University Press. The three authors writers talk about Lesley's low-residency program, diversity in MFA programs, and what an MFA program can and can't do for you. A Q&A with the audience rounds out this episode. Recorded at the Boston Book Festival by Studio 125. For more information, on our programs and creative writing faculty, visit our podcast page.

Host Don Marsh talks with Sauce Magazine's managing editors Catherine Klene and Heather Hughes and art director Meera Nagarajan about what they consider to be the best new local restaurants – from fine dining to a breakfast-and-lunch café.

Sauce Magazine's Matt Sorrell and Heather Hughes discuss this month's new restaurants worth trying.

Sauce Magazine's Catherine Klene and Heather Hughes talk about new restaurants and shops on their radar this month.

Sauce Magazine’s Heather Hughes and Catherine Klene talk veg-friendly restaurants and new places on their radar this month.

In the third episode of the EISF in Conversation podcast series, Heather Hughes, Oxfam GB's Global Security Advisor, speaks about what security risk management means to her organisation. She highlights the benefits and importance of security risk management and challenges perception the perception that it is about being risk averse. Finally, Heather describes her responsibilities, the challenges that she faces and gives advice to those thinking about a role relating to NGO security risk management.