Podcast appearances and mentions of Heidi Miller

Imagine being greeted in the dead of night by a small alien creature, running toward your bed.  This disturbing experience set author Whitley Strieber on a dark and devastating path that culminated in the publishing of 1987's Communion.  Strieber's life changed on the night of December 26, 1985 – and he has spent the last forty years trying to sort out exactly what happened. When Richard Hatem first stumbled upon the book Communion, he refused to pick it up.  But after two years of post-USC Film School misery, he suddenly found dark solace within the story of Strieber and his strange encounters.  As Richard struggles to find his writing voice, the story of Strieber's frightening journey begins to resonate in strange ways.  And when Richard and his best friend Matt Reeves start working on the script that will one day become the Steven Segal movie Under Siege 2: Dark Territory – he learns that sometimes, friendship, humor and terrifying books can be the key to everything.  Join Richard as he navigates the rough waters of screenwriting, alien abduction – and tries to figure out how to make the great film Die Hard even greater (as if that were possible). NOTES & LINKS Sign up for Patreon at the “Obsessed Fan” level by June 30, you'll receive a SIGNED AND INSCRIBED printed copy of your favorite RHPB episode!  Join here! https://patreon.com/RichardHatem?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLink  Buy Communion here! https://bookshop.org/p/books/communion/18948208?ean=9798986205502&next=t “Heidi's Frogen Yozurt” was a real thing! (But sadly, not anymore -- they've all been sold and no locations exists, even in Los Angeles).    BUT -- check out this article on the company's founder Heidi Miller.  She sounds like a great person! https://www.donatelifefloat.org/si/participants/pages/2020-heidi-miller.html “Blockbuster Video” was a real thing! (But sadly, not anymore -- they've all been sold and only ONE LOCATION STILL EXISTS!).  BUT -- check it out here and maybe go visit if you're ever in Bend, Oregon!  https://bendblockbuster.com/about/

On this episode of Outdoor Adventures, Brownfield's Brent Barnett sits down with Dr. Heidi Miller and Teresa Wortmann from the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services. This week's conversation centers around heat illness and prevention while enjoying the outdoors.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Fred Bodimer discusses the FLU Season and prep with Dr Heidi Miller from the Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services.

Dr Heidi Miller, Chief Medical Officer from the Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services joins Megan Lynch with info on the current flu shot. Credit: © GREG WOHLFORD/ERIE TIMES-NEWS / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

Heidi is an inpatient speech-language pathologist at University of Virginia Children's Hospital. She works in their NICU, PICU, general peds floor, and serves as the primary therapist in their Early Developmental Clinic. In addition to her full-time SLP role, she also is a writer for The Informed SLP and content creator for Therapy Insights. She recently started the Virginia Pediatric Dysphagia Collaborative that seeks to connect inpatient SLPs across the state to engage in CEU events, learning, and networking. In her free time, she wrangles her former preemie who is now 4 years old and is on a mission to see all the national parks.   My email contact: jut2qr@uvahealth.org   If you're interested in joining the Pediatric Dysphagia Collaborative please reach out or if you're interested in help starting your own I am happy to help.  ____________________   You can listen to this episode wherever you stream podcasts and at www.3cdigitalmedianetwork.com/telepractice-today-podcast   Please rate, review, subscribe, and share this episode!   If you would like to be a guest on Telepractice Today, please send a brief biography and your contact information to todd@3cdigitalmedianetwork.com.   For advertising or sponsorship opportunities, please contact todd@3cdigitalmedianetwork.com.    

Règles, normes, paperasse... face à l'ankylose, l'intelligence artificielle est appelée à la rescousse. Sans jamais parler de miracle, mes quatre invités sont tous engagés dans la transformation numérique de services publics :- Ulrich TAN, chef du Datalab, directeur adjoint du département Etalab de la direction interministérielle du numérique (Dinum), - Mathieu WEILL, directeur de la transformation numérique, secrétaire général adjoint en charge du numérique du ministère de l'Intérieur et des Outre-mer,- Carole LECLERC, directrice de l'innovation et du digital à l'Urssaf,- Bernard GIRY, directeur général adjoint chargé de la transformation numérique à la Région Ile-de-France."Une des difficultés de la simplification est qu'il faut revoir le process, l'organisation, les textes... tout peut paraître un peu long, mais je pense qu'avec l'IA générative on peut enclencher une mécanique assez rapidement" , résume Bernard Giry. Il explique que l'objectif qu'il se fixe avec l'IA le numérique c'est de simplifier la vie des agents et celle des citoyens : "On essaie de tenir les deux piliers". Et apparemment, les agents publics jouent le jeu : "avec la hype autour des IA génératives, cela a ré-engagé les gens sur ce sujet".Pour Mathieu Weill, l'intelligence artificielle ne peut rien sans un engagement des métiers, des juristes : "ce n'est pas qu'une affaire de techniciens". Au ministère de l'Intérieur plus d'une centaine de projets IA ont été déployés. Exemple en cours : la retranscription automatique de la parole des mineurs dans les procès verbaux d'audition : "Actuellement, cela prend 3 à 4 jours, car la retranscription mot-à-mot est obligatoire" (dans le cas des violences intrafamiliales). Demain, avec l'IA, le gain de temps sera considérable : "On simplifie la tâche aux agents" -ils sont 300 000 agents au ministère de l'Intérieur !Ulrich Tan, créateur avec son équipe du chatbot Albert, qui a donné ses premiers résultats (+70% des usagers considèrent que les réponses "facilitées" par l'IA sont satisfaisantes), vante les mérites de la coproduction avec les agents publics et un mode de déploiement itératif : "On a identifié quelques cas d'usages où l'on voit des résultats positifs. Mais ça peut fonctionner dans certains cas, et pas d'autres... Il ne faut pas avoir peur de ça". Carole Leclerc révèle qu'à l'Urssaf plus de 4 millions d'usagers ont utilisé ses chatbots en 2023, 40% des appels ont été complètement pris en charge par les IA là où les bots ont été déployés, avec une note de satisfaction de 3.6/5. Une des grandes préoccupations : la transparence. "On est convaincu que le bot doit rester à sa place. On a changé nos messages pour être plus explicites sur le fait que les personnes étaient en ligne avec un bot, pour qu'il n'y ait pas d'ambiguïté" Et "Nos voicebots ne raccrochent jamais sans l'autorisation de l'usager. C'est l'usager qui met fin à la conversation, pas le bot. On permet toujours de transférer sur un humain". La simplification administrative, avec l'IA, reste un processus lent, "itératif", de "transformation"... fasse à un ras-le-bol accumulé durant des dizaines d'années, et qui coûte cher à la France, comme le rappelle en introduction Heidi Miller, journaliste économique qui m'a aidée à préparer cette émission.Bonne écoute à tous,Inscrivez-vous à la newsletter pour ne manquer aucun épisode : https://podcast.ausha.co/politiques-numeriquesVous pouvez aussi suivre Politiques Numériques (POL/N) sur votre plateforme d'écoute préférée :)©Politiques Numériques (alias POL/N) est une émission originale de la journaliste productrice Delphine Sabattier.Musique du générique : "Road to Kaoca", de Joseph Camiglieri Sabattier Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Mon invitée fait toujours campagne ! Pourtant, Constance Nebbula vient d'être réélue à la tête d'OpenDataFrance, association qui accompagne les collectivités dans leur stratégie de données, et cumule par ailleurs deux vice-présidences, l'une sur le numérique à la région Pays de La Loire, l'autre à Angers Loire Métropole (dirigées respectivement par les partis Horizons et Modem). Son combat ? Faire en sorte que la classe politique s'empare du sujet crucial de la donnée, en particulier de l' « open data » : « La donnée doit être considérée par les élus comme une aide à la décision, un outil de service public. Ce n'est pas qu'un sujet technologique relevant de la direction informatique, c'est un sujet transversal et éminemment politique », déclare-t-elle.Depuis 2016 et la loi pour une République numérique, les collectivités de plus de 3 500 habitants ont l'obligation de mettre leurs données en libre accès. Mais, selon Constance Nebbula, le manque d'explication et d'accompagnement des territoires a engendré un défaut de prise de conscience et d'implication. Aujourd'hui, ils ne sont donc que 16% à pratiquer l' « open data ».Comment accélérer ? D'abord, amener les élus à « utiliser les données comme outil essentiel dans leur stratégie de politiques publiques et de gestion des services », répond-elle. Ce qui passe par une évolution de la vision de « l'open data brute par défaut, à celle de la donnée publique pour l'intérêt général ». Elle cite l'exemple concret de « l'application 'Vivre à Angers', qui fournit aux citoyens des réponses ultra-personnalisées, géolocalisées et en temps réel sur les transports, les sports et loisirs, le ramassage des déchets, etc. Sans données ouvertes, cela ne marcherait pas », me dit-elle.Quand je l'interroge sur la confiance autour de la donnée numérique, Constance Nebbula souligne l'importancede « se doter d'un cadre écrit et formel pour fixer les règles ». Quelles données, pour faire quoi, dans quel but ? « Que ce soit pour la cybersécurité, la transparence, les liens avec la ville intelligente... A Angers Métropole, nous avons ainsi fait voter, fin 2023, notre stratégie métropolitaine de la donnée, un document de 30 pages ! ».Et pour ce qui est des inquiétudes face à des services publics qui deviendraient 100%... ce que peut favoriser l'open data, Constance Nebbula est catégorique : « Aucun service municipal ne doit être accessible qu'en 100% numérique. Nous ne voulons pas de coupure d'usages. Guichet physique, téléphone restent des points d'accès essentiels au même titre que le numérique pour nos usagers connectés. » Et de tacler au passage la politique « 100% dématérialisation » du gouvernement.Dans cet épisode, je l'ai également emmenée sur le terrain international, avec l'intervention de Caroline Faucher-Winter, coprésidente de la French Tech New York et son éclairage sur la politique des États-Unis en matière d'intelligence artificielle. Réaction agacée de Constance Nebbula : « Ils sont « Business first », nous nous sommes « Régulation first », et je le regrette ».Cette émission a été préparée avec l'aide de Heidi Miller.Bonne écoute à tous !Pensez à vous inscrire à la newsletter pour ne manquer aucun épisode : https://podcast.ausha.co/politiques-numeriquesVous pouvez aussi suivre Politiques Numériques (POL/N) sur votre plateforme d'écoute préférée :)©Politiques Numériques (alias POL/N) est une émission originale de la journaliste productrice Delphine Sabattier.Musique du générique : "Road to Kaoca", de Joseph Camiglieri Sabattier Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

« L'internet est un véritable Far West, nos enfants sont en danger. Il faut mettre en place des mesures d'urgence pour les protéger », tonne mon invité Thierry-Paul Valette, ancienne figure du mouvement des Gilets Jaunes, aujourd'hui président-fondateur du parti Europe Équitable et tête de liste de l'Union pour une Europe arc-en-ciel aux élections européennes 2024.Selon lui, la lutte contre la pédopornographie en ligne et le cyberharcèlement, passe par une intransigeance absolue... quitte à rogner sur la liberté d'expression : « Je suis prêt à accepter toutes les sanctions et les mesures sécuritaires qui s'imposent, s'agissant de la protection de notre jeunesse, déclare-t-il, cette jeunesse qui détiendra un jour les clés du paquebot Europe ».Pour aller plus loin sur ce thème, je lui ai demandé de réagir à l'interpellation de Maître Garance Mathias, avocate à la cour et référente dans le domaine de la sécurité des données, sur la loi SREN (Sécuriser et Réguler l'Espace numérique). Promulguée fin mai 2024, certaines dispositions concernant la protection des enfants sont jugées liberticides par certains députés et observateurs. Pas Thierry-Paul Valette. Il préfère appuyer sur le besoin d'une « coopération entre les États membres de l'UE ainsi qu'à l'international ; d'acteurs publics et privés qui s'accordent ; de l'Arcom qui agisse ; et de parents, responsabilisés, qui surveillent ».A propos du cyberharcèlement en particulier, il fustige les « parents parfois à l'œuvre »derrière les enfants, et une certaine mentalité qu'il juge délétère, faisant croire que « j'ai un téléphone, je suis intouchable, je peux tout faire ». « Non, c'est insupportable, il faut en finir avec cela ! », cingle-t-il.Thierry-Paul Valette a voulu s'engager dans notre entretien sur les questions de cybersécurité aussi pour dénoncer les risques que font peser les ingérences étrangères en ligne : « Les cyberattaques, provenant surtout de la Chine et de la Russie, mettent à mal la démocratie et les peuples d'Europe. Nous sommes dans une situation catastrophique face à laquelle la défense du cyberespace européen est un axe de bataille prioritaire ».Quant aux Big tech américaines, il adopte à leur égard une position plus nuancée : « L'Europe doit essayer d'être aussi performante qu'elles et retrouver son autonomie numérique. Nous devons légiférer plus pour la survie de nos entreprises. Mais les Big tech ne sont pas nos ennemies, ce sont nos alliées ! ».©Politiques Numériques (alias POL/N) est une émission originale de la journaliste productrice Delphine Sabattier.Musique du générique : "Road to Kaoca", de Joseph Camiglieri SabattierCette émission a été préparée avec l'aide de Heidi Miller,Bonne écoute à tous !Pensez à vous inscrire à la newsletter pour ne manquer aucun épisode : https://podcast.ausha.co/politiques-numeriquesVous pouvez aussi suivre Politiques Numériques (POL/N) sur votre plateforme d'écoute préférée :)Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

« L'Europe doit passer de l'obsession de la concurrence à l'obsession du financement. C'est le seul moyen de faire émerger un géant européen pour concurrencer les GAFAM », martèle Nicolas Dainville des Républicains, soutien de François-Xavier Bellamy et la liste "La droite pour faire entendre la voix de la France en Europe" pour les élections européennes.« Sur les 100 entreprises technologiques les plus capitalisées dans le monde, seules 10 sont européennes », déclare-t-il. Freiner ce « décrochage » passe prioritairement par de l'investissement massif au niveau européen, la création d'un "fonds de soutien à l'intelligence artificielle", mais aussi « plus de liberté de produire » et « moins de normes et de bureaucratie ».Booster la compétitivité d'une part, assurer la souveraineté numérique de l'autre. Sur ce deuxième point, le "Républicains" souligne l'importance de « se doter d'un cloud européen pour maîtriser nos données et instituer une règle de préférence européenne pour l'achat de solutions IA ».Nous avons également abordé la question de la cybersécurité. « Huit entreprises sur dix sont victimes de cyberattaques, note-t-il, sans oublier les services publics, hôpitaux, municipalités... ». Quelles solutions face à ces « menaces du siècle » ? « Nous voulons recruter 1300 agents de plus dans la cellule cybersécurité d'Europol, soit le double d'aujourd'hui. ».Dans cet épisode de POL/N spéciale Européennes, vous entendrez aussi Marie-Christine Levet, la présidente du fonds d'investissement dédié au secteur de l'Éducation innovante Educapital. Régulation des réseaux sociaux, éducation au numérique (sujet bien trop négligé dans la campagne électorale !) : que défendront Les Républicains et le Groupe PPE au Parlement européen ? Le soutien de François-Xavier Bellamy répond que « la programmation informatique est aussi essentielle qu'apprendre à lire, écrire, compter ». Il appelle à « former un million de nouveaux talents en intelligence artificielle d'ici à 2030 », et à « mettre fin à l'impunité numérique pour stopper les vagues de boue qu'on peut déverser sur les réseaux sociaux ».Cette interview a été préparée avec l'aide de Heidi Miller.Bonne écoute !Pensez à vous inscrire à la newsletter pour ne manquer aucun épisode : https://podcast.ausha.co/politiques-numeriquesVous pouvez aussi suivre Politiques Numériques (POL/N) sur votre plateforme d'écoute préférée :)©Politiques Numériques (alias POL/N) est une émission originale de la journaliste productrice Delphine Sabattier.Musique du générique : "Road to Kaoca", de Joseph Camiglieri Sabattier Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

« Assurer notre compétitivité en IA est un combat, qu'on ne gagnera pas sans l'Europe », Sandro Gozi, candidat aux élections européennes sur la liste de la majorité présidentielle menée par Valérie Hayer « Besoin d'Europe » est mon invité dans POL/N.« Oui, notre programme parle de "combats", parce que c'est bien de cette ampleur qu'il s'agit. Nous faisons face à des défis colossaux pour assurer notre avenir, à l'égal de ceux des pères fondateurs de l'Europe », a-t-il déclaré.Italien, ancien ministre des affaires étrangères dans son pays, député européen pour la France depuis 2019, Sandro Gozi revendique un statut d'Européen pur jus. Il vante « le succès international de la French Tech lancée par Emmanuel Macron en 2017, qui donne à la France une longueur d'avance, dont elle devrait être fière ». De même il salue le courage qu'a eu l'Italie en 2023 d'interdire l'accès sur son territoire à ChatGPT d'OpenAI au moment de son lancement en Europe. Innovation d'un côté, régulation de l'autre... selon lui, chacune ont infusé dans l'AI Act, le nouveau règlement européen sur l'intelligence artificielle. « L'IA, c'est une révolution. Seuls on n'y arrivera pas (...) Je suis convaincu que l'Europe numérique représente une troisième voie d'équilibre, entre celle des États-Unis avec les Big Tech et celle de la Chine avec TikTok ». Comment y arriver ? « L'Europe a décidé d'être protagoniste dans le numérique mondial, elle a fixé le cap et les règles. Maintenant il faut mobiliser 1000 milliards d'euros pour financer nos ambitions sociales, économiques... et numériques", notamment dans les supercalculateurs, a précisé Sandro Gozi.Nous avons également abordé les questions de démocratie numérique, de participation directe, de vote électronique. Mais si le numérique est effectivement au programme de la tête de liste Valérie Hayer, Julien Pillot, enseignant-chercheur en économie à l'INSEEC School of Business and Economics, l'a interpellé sur l'absence de ce sujet dans les débats de campagne !Cette émission a été préparée avec l'aide de Heidi Miller.Bonne écoute à tous,Pensez à vous inscrire à la newsletter pour ne manquer aucun épisode : https://podcast.ausha.co/politiques-numeriquesVous pouvez aussi suivre Politiques Numériques (POL/N) sur votre plateforme d'écoute préférée :)©Politiques Numériques (alias POL/N) est une émission originale de la journaliste productrice Delphine Sabattier.Musique du générique : "Road to Kaoca", de Joseph Camiglieri Sabattier Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Dr. Heidi Miller, Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services Chief Medical Officer joins Megan Lynch talking about mental health and how one can get help.

Dr. Heidi Miller, Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, Chief Medical Officer joins Megan and Tom talking about April being Alcohol Awareness Month and what is considered too much.    Credit: © Lily Smith/The Register / USA TODAY NETWORK

Dr. Heidi Miller is the Chief Medical Officer for the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, she discussed the program aimed at retaining doctors in Missouri.

Rongey got Debbie Monterrey's voicemail yesterday and found one part of her recorded message kind of funny. Plus, Dr. Heidi Miller on training and retaining Missouri doctors and Matt Pauley.

Dr. Heidi Miller the Missouri Dept. of Health and Senior Services Chief Medical Officer joins Tom and Megan discussing the states campaign to get people healthier this year.

Hosts: Derek Brown and Greg Skordas Utah Supreme Court Cancels Arguments State's Abortion Ban Lawsuit We begin the show with a battle that has been going on for a while now in Utah, that's the lawsuit challenging the state's abortion ban. Representative Brady Brammer, who sponsored a bill this year that tweaked the rules for granting an injunction in civil lawsuits joins the show to talk about the Utah Supreme Court canceling oral arguments in the abortion lawsuit, and how his bill could have played a hand in it. New Utah GOP Leadership To Target Gen Z The new leadership in the Utah Republican party is looking to attract younger voters to the party. Stafford Palmieri, Utah GOP Secretary, joins the show to talk about why this demographic is so important, and how they plan to reach out to them. President Biden Announces Bid To Run In 2024 On Tuesday, President Biden officially announced his candidacy for the 2024 presidential election, and he has made it clear who he thinks his primary challenger will be. Derek and Greg discuss what challenges lie ahead for the president. Disney Sues DeSantis Over Alleged "Targeted Campaign" Disney has filed a lawsuit against Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. They are alleging the state's actions toward the company amount to a "targeted campaign" of government retaliation. Greg and Taylor discuss if DeSantis' open campaign against Disney can be his own undoing. Senators Unveil Proposal Requiring SCOTUS To Adopt Code Of Conduct A new bipartisan bill could require the Supreme Court to create a new code of conduct for itself. This comes after revelations by ProPublica on gifts received by Justice Thomas. Alexander Bolton, Senior Staff Writer for The Hill, joins the show to discuss the details of the bill, and what could happen at the future hearing by the Senate Judiciary Committee. House Passes McCarthy's Debt Ceiling Proposal Republicans in the House narrowly passed House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's legislation to raise the debt ceiling through 2024. ABC News Correspondent Justin Finch joins us to discuss what is in the bill. U.S. Planning To Send A Consular Team To Sudan In the past few days, we have learned a lot about the power struggle and violence that are taking place in Sudan. Alexander Ward, Politico National Security Reporter breaks down the details of a consular team visiting Sudan to assist fleeing Americans. Journey for Justice: The Sherry Black Story This week an event is being hosted in Salt Lake City to discuss the famous case of Sherry Black, a case solved thanks to DNA genetic technology. We speak to Heidi Miller, President of the Sherry Black Foundation, to discuss the event, and how this technology can continue to help victims.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hosts: Derek Brown and Greg Skordas This week an event is being hosted in Salt Lake City to discuss the famous case of Sherry Black, a case solved thanks to DNA genetic technology. We speak to Heidi Miller, President of the Sherry Black Foundation, to discuss the event, and how this technology can continue to help victims.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This edition features a story about how breaking up the daily routine keeps people going in a deployed environment. Airman 1st Class Marshall Hunsaker visited and event that kept many on Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan, going and going, and going. Sound bites include Steve Pipes - Runner, John Lakness - Male Winner and Heidi Miller - Female Winner. Produced by Airman 1st Class Marshall Hunsaker. Hosted by Cpl. Benjamin Harris.

On today's show I speak to Speech Language Pathologist Heidi Miller about all things speech related. SLP's help children with speech i.e. the way they articulate sounds, they help with language, so the way they put words together which also encompasses social skills so what a person says, how they say it, when they say it and picking up on others peoples cue's which for some children can be a real challenge. It's a big subject so we start by talking about how children's social skills have changed since the pandemic…The topics we cover in this episode are;What a speech language pathologist doesChildren don't have to vocalize to be communicating Every child is different, even if they grew up in the same householdWhat is a pragmatic disorder?How can you tell the difference between a pragmatic disorder or just effects from the pandemic?Which games Heidi uses in therapy with children Play is the natural way you can use social skillsIt's okay to feed your children conversation startersSocial skills start at home but we can help bridge that to schoolBeing a good listener and how that can affect your childHow Heidi likes to rest and rechargeAbout The Guest - Heidi MillerHeidi Miller MS, CCC- SLP, COM® (Speech Language Pathologist Certified Orofacial Myologist Feeding Expert), who has been practicing speech for over 20 years, received her bachelor's degree from the University of Wisconsin and her master's in speech-language pathology from Nova Southeastern University. She is licensed in the states of New Jersey and Florida. Additionally, due to her extensive training in apraxia, she was chosen by New York University to attend an advanced Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS) workshop for the most accomplished in the field. Heidi finished the International Association of Orofacial Myologist's certification program becoming a Certified Orofacial Myologist. Heidi is the author of the HMS Feeding Therapy Protocol For Expanding Repertoire of Picky Eaters and Children With ARFID. A guide to teach SLP's and OT's how to effectively treat picky eaters by creating a safe environment for them to confidently learn to eat new foods. Clinician's can earn ASHA CEU's when they take her course. In addition to her work within the spectrum of speech, Heidi is a trained as a Certified Orofacial Myologist. She has a particular interest in feeding disorders, which can deeply affect children well into their future. Heidi was chosen to be a Main Guest Speaker at the Talk Tools OMD Deconstructed and Feeding Conference. Heidi has become an expert in the filed an has written several courses to teach other clinicians how to treat the picky feeder population. Heidi is extremely invested in her HMS team. Though Heidi has worked in a multitude of settings, including private clinics, hospitals, and schools, she found her home in her own practice, with 2 settings in Florham Park & Park Ridge New Jersey. Her practice has been recognized by NJ Family Magazine, Favorite Kid's Doc since it opened its doors in 2010. Most recently winning “Top Vote Getter for Speech Pathology”. Heidi is married with three children, which helps her understand a parent's perspective. Additionally, the stresses of a busy household are not lost on her. She can relate and empathize with the concern every parent has for their child, and her direct and honest approach will guide your family through every step of growth. When Heidi isn't working to change the lives of children, she can be found in the joyful chaos of her own home with her husband Dan, her three kids, Justin, Landon, and Lyla, and their adorable dog, Baci. ​​Website - https://heidimillerspeech.com/about-us/Instagram - @heidimillerspeechandassociates TikTok @hmsfeedingandspeechFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/HeidiMillerSpeech/About The Host - Janine HalloranJanine Halloran is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, an author, a speaker, an entrepreneur and a mom. As a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Janine has been working primarily with children and adolescents for over 15 years. She loves to create products and resources, so she started two businesses to support families and professionals who work with children and teens. ‘Coping Skills for Kids' provides products and resources to help kids learn to cope with their feelings in safe and healthy ways. It's the home of the popular Coping Cue Cards, decks of cards designed to help kids learn and use coping skills at home or at school. Janine's second business ‘Encourage Play' is dedicated to helping kids learn and practice social skills in the most natural way - through play! Encourage Play has free printables, as well as digital products focused on play and social skills.Coping Skills for Kids - https://copingskillsforkids.comEncourage Play - https://www.encourageplay.comInterested in reading my books? The Coping Skills for Kids Workbook - https://store.copingskillsforkids.com/collections/coping-skills-for-kids-workbook/products/coping-skills-for-kids-workbook-digital-versionSocial Skills for Kids - https://store.copingskillsforkids.com/collections/encourage-play/products/social-skills-for-kids-workbook Connect with Janine on Social MediaInstagram: @copingskillsforkidsFacebook: facebook.com/copingskillsforkids and facebook.com/encourageplayYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/JanineHalloranEncouragePlay

In this special episode Jimmy and Roya finally get to catch up with the amazing Dr. Heidi Miller.June is also scleral lens month at Try Not To Blink! In the next 4 episodes Jimmy and Roya will be giving out a promo code to receive 15% off your next pair of scleral lenses. You also get a chance to enter to win a free Custom Stable  fitting set as well as a free consultation with Dr. Bauer from Valley Contax.SOURCESDr. Heidi Miller, UC Davis HealthDr. Heidi Miller, LinkedInClark Newman: Billing and CodingGPLI ResourcesEagletPentacam CSPEnter to win

Today on the show I talk with Heidi Miller who is the Assistant Principal of the Year for NAESP and the state of Minnesota! Read more about Heidi and all the great work she's doing at her school at the link below! https://www.naesp.org/spotlight/heidi-miller/ Book Adam for your next event! mradamwelcome.com/speaking Adam's Books: Kids Deserve It - amzn.to/3JzaoZv Run Like a Pirate - amzn.to/3KH9fjT Teachers Deserve It - amzn.to/3jzATDg Empower Our Girls - amzn.to/3JyR4vm Social Media: @mradawelcome

This week, our guest is Heidi Miller, Outreach Coordinator from Center 50+, who joined us to discuss aging in place using the “Village” model in Salem, Oregon. She talks about the village model, a community-based approach that assists older adults who want to continue living in their own homes as they age. Villages connect interested neighbors to their senior neighbors, encouraging companionship and volunteerism and helping seniors age in place with confidence. The town offers a network of resources that also ties in with services & programs at Center 50+. Don't miss this informative show!

5G Awareness Coalition representatives Heidi Miller, Wendy Burkhard, and Dr. Rina Laibow join Chris to discuss their concerns about the rollout of 5G cellular data. For more information, visit wiretucson.org It's Thursday and Chris needs to clear out his tabs and takes YOUR calls...crime, Old Tucson...and Pizza

Satisfying the needs of the growing presbyopic population is possible with Dailies Total1® Multifocal contact lenses. In this episode, Dr. Heidi Miller, along with her patient, Dr. Chris Evans, a cardiac surgeon, talk about their experience with DAILIES TOTAL1® multifocal contact lenses. The post Optometry Podcast: DAILIES TOTAL1® Multifocal Contact Lenses appeared first on Defocus Media.

Heidi Miller MS, CCC- SLP, COM® (Speech Language Pathologist Certified Orofacial Myologist Feeding Expert) , who has been practicing speech for 20 years, received her bachelor's degree from the University of Wisconsin and her master's in speech-language pathology from Nova Southeastern University. She is licensed in the states of New Jersey and Maryland.  Heidi is also the author of the HMS Feeding Therapy Protocol For Expanding Repertoire of Picky Eaters and Children With ARFID. A guide to teach SLP's and OT's how to effectively treat picky eaters by creating a safe environment for them to confidently learn to eat new foods.  Join us on Healthy Habits, sponsored by Altwell.com, October 19th 1pmET/10amPT and then in podcast. Be sure to connect with Heidi at HeidiMillerSpeech.com and on Facebook, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Twitter. Thanks to StadiumBags.com. We continue to shine the light on No Such Thing as a Bully and thank Smith Sisters Bluegrass for our theme song, She is You. Connect with Word of Mom on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter and email us at info.wordofmomradio@gmail.com for more info. Word of Mom Radio - sharing the wisdom of women, in business and in life.  

The people of Afghanistan have lived with the trauma of war for close to 50 years. Jacki Lyden is  a writer and former host & correspondent for NPR News, who first went to Kabul just as the Taliban left a generation ago.  She taught journalism for an American NGO in Afghanistan, and has maintained ties with Afghan friends and colleagues...Heidi Miller, M.D. is the Medical Director of the St. Louis Regional Health Commission and a consultant for Alive & Well Communities, a nonprofit promoting equity-centered trauma-informed care in the midwest. Dr. Miller collaborated to design a curriculum and trains healthcare professionals on Trauma-Informed Care..Hyonjin Im Ph.D. is Associate Professor in the School of Social Work at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Virginia.  She is a principle author of "A Multitier Model of Refugee Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Resettlement: Toward Trauma-Informed and Culture-Informed Systems of Care" (Psychological Services, H. Im & C.J. Rodriguez, December, 2019). 

I was my parent's worst nightmare...I was, and still am, a picky eater. I wish my parents knew my guest, Heidi Miller when I was growing up. When our kids don't eat what we want them to, eat too little, eat too much, don't want to sit at the table or get up constantly, we worry. We worry about their health and if they are getting enough nutrition and connection during family time. Heidi says that kids “aren't picky, just to be PICKY”. She says there is always a reason behind the behavior. In this episode, we talk about the factors that can be getting in the way of your kids eating: Physiological sensory allergies and more Why families eating together at mealtimes matter What NOT to do (hint: don't force it!) As long as our kids are eating 60% of what we serve, they are doing well! How to manage our expectations How to use smart snacks For a free copy of Heidi's “Visual Sensory Steps for Picky Eaters” go to www.parent-toolbox.com RED FLAGS

In this episode, I had the chance to sit down with Heidi Miller, a speech language pathologist who specializes in extreme picky eating. She is also the author of the HMS Feeding Protocol which she uses to treat picky eating and avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID). She gives us her perspective on using food chaining to ease picky eating with children. She also gives an example of food chaining and shows us how you can get your child to go from eating chicken nuggets, to chicken Milanese!  This episode will give you a little insight into what feeding therapy might look like. But before trying this technique, you might want to determine if your child is simply picky, or if there's something else at work and they're a true problem feeder. In some cases, a referral to a feeding specialist may be needed, such as an SLP like Heidi, or an OT - you just want to make sure they specialize in feeding! If you have questions for Heidi, you can DM her on Instagram @hmsfeedingandspeech.  As always, please feel free to leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts if you've enjoyed this episode, or you found the information useful. I would really appreciate it so that I can get this podcast out to other parents like you, and help them with feeding their babies and toddlers too. Don't forget to subscribe, so you don't miss out when new episodes are released!  Additional Resources: For more about feeding your toddler, including other strategies used in feeding therapy to prevent or manage picky eating, check out my Feeding Toddlers online course. It's time to enjoy happier mealtimes with your toddler! FEEDING TODDLERS: http://mylittleeater.com/feeding-toddlers/ If you're a speech therapist, or occupational therapist, that's interested in using the HMS Feeding Protocol to expand your picky eater's food list, you can find it here. (https://heidimillerspeech.com/) CONNECT WITH HEIDI ON INSTAGRAM: @hmsfeedingandspeech DIVISION OF RESPONSIBILITY: http://mylittleeater.com/9-the-one-feeding-strategy-that-will-change-mealtimes-forever/ WHEN PICKY EATING MOVES FROM NORMAL TO EXTREME: http://mylittleeater.com/pickyeatingspectrum/ VISUAL SENSORY STEPS BY HMS FEEDING: Heidi's Bio: Heidi Miller MS, CCC-SLP, COM is a speech language pathologist, feeding specialist and certified orofacial myologist who works with children (0-18) and families to improve their speech and feeding skills. Heidi has a specific interest in picky eating. She recently published the HMS Feeding Therapy Protocol for Expanding Repertoire of Picky Eaters and Children with ARFID to help other speech therapists and occupational therapists treat this population.  Heidi believes through her 20 years of experience treating this population she has developed a treatment protocol that empowers the child and allows them to confidently learn to eat new foods in a safe environment. Heidi has a true passion for this work as eating can be very challenging and disruptive to a family who has a child that struggles with a limited repertoire. Heidi Miller holds a Masters of Science in Speech Language Pathology from Nova Southeastern University, Bachelor of Science from University of Wisconsin- Madison and Minor in Education. Skip To: Heidi's perspective on food chaining (4:26) The importance of the division of responsibility (8:27) How to explain the process to your child (14:20) Is your child a picky eater or a problem feeder? (17:07) Food chaining example (21:24)

In this episode, I had the chance to sit down with Heidi Miller, a speech language pathologist who specializes in extreme picky eating. She is also the author of the HMS Feeding Protocol which she uses to treat picky eating and avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID). She gives us her perspective on using food chaining to ease picky eating with children. She also gives an example of food chaining and shows us how you can get your child to go from eating chicken nuggets, to chicken Milanese!  This episode will give you a little insight into what feeding therapy might look like. But before trying this technique, you might want to determine if your child is simply picky, or if there's something else at work and they're a true problem feeder. In some cases, a referral to a feeding specialist may be needed, such as an SLP like Heidi, or an OT - you just want to make sure they specialize in feeding! If you have questions for Heidi, you can DM her on Instagram @hmsfeedingandspeech.  As always, please feel free to leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts if you've enjoyed this episode, or you found the information useful. I would really appreciate it so that I can get this podcast out to other parents like you, and help them with feeding their babies and toddlers too. Don't forget to subscribe, so you don't miss out when new episodes are released!  Additional Resources: For more about feeding your toddler, including other strategies used in feeding therapy to prevent or manage picky eating, check out my Feeding Toddlers online course. It's time to enjoy happier mealtimes with your toddler! FEEDING TODDLERS: https://mylittleeater.com/feeding-toddlers/ If you're a speech therapist, or occupational therapist, that's interested in using the HMS Feeding Protocol to expand your picky eater's food list, you can find it here. (https://heidimillerspeech.com/) CONNECT WITH HEIDI ON INSTAGRAM: @hmsfeedingandspeech DIVISION OF RESPONSIBILITY: https://mylittleeater.com/9-the-one-feeding-strategy-that-will-change-mealtimes-forever/ WHEN PICKY EATING MOVES FROM NORMAL TO EXTREME: https://mylittleeater.com/pickyeatingspectrum/ MORE ON FOOD CHAINING: https://mylittleeater.com/how-to-chain-foods/ VISUAL SENSORY STEPS BY HMS FEEDING: Heidi's Bio: Heidi Miller MS, CCC-SLP, COM is a speech language pathologist, feeding specialist and certified orofacial myologist who works with children (0-18) and families to improve their speech and feeding skills. Heidi has a specific interest in picky eating. She recently published the HMS Feeding Therapy Protocol for Expanding Repertoire of Picky Eaters and Children with ARFID to help other speech therapists and occupational therapists treat this population.  Heidi believes through her 20 years of experience treating this population she has developed a treatment protocol that empowers the child and allows them to confidently learn to eat new foods in a safe environment. Heidi has a true passion for this work as eating can be very challenging and disruptive to a family who has a child that struggles with a limited repertoire. Heidi Miller holds a Masters of Science in Speech Language Pathology from Nova Southeastern University, Bachelor of Science from University of Wisconsin- Madison and Minor in Education. Skip To: Heidi's perspective on food chaining (4:26) The importance of the division of responsibility (8:27) How to explain the process to your child (14:20) Is your child a picky eater or a problem feeder? (17:07) Food chaining example (21:24)

In this episode of the podcast I speak with a panel consisting of Mike Miller, Heidi Miller and Mariah Callistini. We look at how awkward life can be sometimes and how to embrace that to grow. Lots of humor and awkward moments to hear, Check it out.

With the NAEA National Conference coming up soon, it never hurts to start thinking about how to make the most of your experience in the host city. Luckily, Nic calls the Twin Cities home, and she has a lot of advice for you on what you can do in Minnesota. Listen as she and Heidi Miller discuss all the sites you will want to take in as an art teacher and an artist. Resources and Links A list of Minnesota museums, galleries, and exhibits A slide show of Minnesota galleries Take a look at Heidi's personal website 8 Reasons to Attend an Art Ed Conference

Learn the latest biohacks in health, wellness and anti-aging courtesy of Dave Asprey from Bulletproof Coffee fame. Mark interviews the remarkable Heidi Miller, a human performance coach at the Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills Los Angeles. It’s here that Dave has put together his top 15 or so machines and therapies for wellness, personal performance and staying young.   Heidi is an expert in the science and practical application of these therapies and discusses Mark’s top 6 therapies - the one’s he thinks are going to shape the wellness industry most over the next few years. Hear about ozone saunas, red light/infrared beds, cryotherapy, vibration therapy, P.E.M.S (pulsed electromagnetic field therapy), compression bags (for lymphatic drainage etc) and some other really cool stuff.   Mark also discusses the perspective of Ayurveda and Ayurvedic medicine on these technologies. I.e. where for certain individuals with certain Ayurvedic body-types or conditions they should be cautious with some of these machines or vary how they use them. 

## AnthroAlert## Episode 57: BioarchaeologyOriginally aired 1 June 2018 on bullsradio.orgOur guest this week, Heidi Miller, will discuss the process work in bioarchaeology.Heidi Miller is a PhD student in the Applied Anthropology program at the University of South Florida with a focus on bioarchaeology. Heidi’s main interests lie in the identity and health of enslaved individuals in the Caribbean. She is especially interested in the ways in which enslaved individuals retained their identity and/or created a new identity after forced migration to the islands of the Caribbean, and the ways in which this can be seen in the bioarchaeological record. In addition, Heidi works in the Zooarchaeology and Historic Archaeology Laboratory and is President of the Graduate Student Organization. Outside of the university, Heidi works as a CRM archaeologist and has conducted excavations in seven states, with the majority of her work occurring in North Dakota.Previously, Heidi earned her MSc from the University of Indianapolis with a thesis focused on the use of cranial measurements to identify individuals of French ancestry and its application to unknown individuals from the historic period. She earned her BA from Ohio University with a major in Anthropology.## Podcast link## Album art photo credit:Oliver Thompsonhttps://flic.kr/p/9zVPYBCC License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/## Intro music credit:Awel by stefsaxhttp://ccmixter.org/files/stefsax/7785CC License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/Urbana-Metronica (wooh-yeah mix) by spinningmerkabahttp://ccmixter.org/files/jlbrock44/33345CC License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/There's A Better WAY ! by Loveshadowhttp://ccmixter.org/files/Loveshadow/34402CC License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/"Jungle Tracking" by pingnewshttp://ccmixter.org/files/pingnews/13481CC License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Issues and Ales is a WBOI podcast featuring panel discussions with experts on various topics affecting northeast Indiana. This episode will include conversations on education in Northeast Indiana. The experts include Jeanie Lindsay, Luke Rodesiler, and Heidi Miller. WBOI’s Araceli Gomez-Aldana moderated the discussion, and it took place at Calhoun Street Soups, Salads and Spirits in July of 2017. Our theme music is by Mark Waldick and Noah Campodonico. This episode was edited by Laney Zuver.

Synopsis Testimonials are a very effective way to get more clients and customers, and sell more books. As a business person, self-publisher, and author, you must understand what characteristics make up a great testimonial. So here I give you a list of five ingredients, and six examples, that can help you make a great testimonial, which will help get you more clients and customers, and sell more books. What You Will Learn In This Post 1. You will learn about the five essential ingredients that go into making a great testimonial. 2. You will learn what these ingredients might look like when used in an actual testimonial. 3. You will learn that you don't need a lot of testimonials in order to get new business. Thank you to Joel Friedlander of TheBookDesigner.com for linking to this article from his blog Carnival Of The Indies #83 Introduction Testimonials are a very effective way to get more clients and customers and sell more books. Most people don't even bother to get testimonials from their clients and customers. And many that do only get mediocre testimonials. As a business person, self-publisher, and author, you must understand what characteristics make up a great testimonial. Here I give you a list of five ingredients, and six examples, that can help you make a great testimonial, which will help get you more clients and customers, and sell more books: Share This Image On Your SitePlease include attribution to https://kunzonpublishing.com/ with this graphic. Item # 1. It should explain to your buying audience about how they will benefit from reading your book. Item # 2. It should speak directly and specifically to your audience's needs (the reasons that they are thinking about buying your book). Item # 3. They are short and get directly to the point in just a few sentences. Item # 4. They are signed with a customer's name, title, employer, city, and state. Item # 5. The ultimate testimonial will also have the customer's headshot attached to it. Here are six examples, with all made-up names and companies, to give you an idea of what a great customer testimonial statement should look like: Great Customer Testimonials Must Contain The Following Items: Customer Testimonial #1: “Michele's book helped me finally understand ACLS. Her book made it so clear and easy to understand. Reading Michele's book and watching her YouTube videos made studying for the exam fun and easy. It was almost as if I had Michele right next to me helping me study. Because of her book, I was no longer falling behind in my studies, and was finally able to pass the AHA certification exam on my first attempt.” Sandy Squire, RN, ANP, Palm University Hospital, Bikini Bottom, FL, SuperAmazingNurse.com “Testimonials are a very effective way to get more clients and customers, and sell more books.” Tweet) Customer Testimonial #2: “Michele's book is very well done. The minute I started reading it, I knew it was exactly what I was looking for. I have studied for and taken the ACLS and BLS certification exam in the past – but I always had trouble memorizing all the essential information – even after the exam is over. This book is clear and concise and offers much more information than I expected. Thank you and I am looking forward to using your PALS book." Heidi Miller, Meteorite Springs University Memorial Hospital, Meteorite Springs, CO Customer Testimonial #3: "Michele and Joe - you have no idea how much you have helped me and how much time you have saved me. The question and answer with explanation format is the best way to study and remember the information. Your book made studying for the AHA certification exams a breeze. Thank you very much." Jose MacMillan, RN, Director of Nursing Staff, Perth Surgi-Center, Los Angeles, California Linkedin - Great Customer Testimonial Statements Customer Testimonial #4: “I would actually like to take the time to thank you both.

Thank you friends for being on this adventure with me of 100 episodes of Work Life Play. At the end of this episode, I have a special closing from my friend Jack O'Neill from Jackopierce. My wife and I spent the weekend with them in NYC as part of attending a Seth Godin conference. Our new friends Ryan and Heidi Miller joined us to make six. Check out their work: Ryan's work 08Left Custom art for Travelers and Lovers of Aviation.  Heidi's custom card company Mango Ink Jack's music with Jackopierce

Thank you friends for being on this adventure with me of 100 episodes of Work Life Play. At the end of this episode, I have a special closing from my friend Jack O'Neill from Jackopierce. My wife and I spent the weekend with them in NYC as part of attending a Seth Godin conference. Our new friends Ryan and Heidi Miller joined us to make six. Check out their work: Ryan's work 08Left Custom art for Travelers and Lovers of Aviation.  Heidi's custom card company Mango Ink Jack's music with Jackopierce

Just in time, Travel Host, Eric Turico joins Stu and Victoria with last minute Christmas gift ideas for under $50. Also, Eric mentions Tight Assets owner by Heidi Miller, a specialty shop in Laguna Beach, CA which has great Christmas gifts for the ladies. Check them out on face book. Listen weekly www.icradio.info or http://myradiostream.com/icradionews

Heidi's Back! Heidi Miller, owner of Mountain View Pilates in Fort Collins, Colorado talks about balancing motherhood and owning a pilates studio. She also talks about ways to boost morale in trying economic times within your studio.

I am so excited about this month's episodes. They are designed to be lighthearted and very practical - like we all sat down and had coffee. Today, we are headed into a chat about simplifying our style and skin care with two of my besties.Get fired up for some lighthearted banter about jeans, winter shoes, budget ideas, places to shop, aging skin care, drugstore favorites and much more. I hope you will feel practically equipped and slightly amused with our real life friend chat. Heidi is a pastor and extraordinary leader in our town. Our families do life together on the regular. She's one of the very first friends I met here in TX. Lindsay is a Bible teacher and woman of many talents. She is the best party planner I know and loves to celebrate her people so often. She has scooped up my girls on many occasions and loves them so well. My favorite part is at the end when you get a pep talk from each of them. They do care for themselves and have fun with style and skin - but it is not the main thing. They remind us that our worth never lies with our physicality. These two radiate from the inside. Everytime I am with them, I feel so seen. Their smile, their hugs and their sincere interest in me is something I want to emulate. That kind of beauty is not sold at drugstores or Nordstrom. It's cultivated after a lifetime of pursuing Jesus and living out their faith.Connect with Pardon The Mess:Christian ParentingPardon The Mess Courtney DeFeoResources from today's show:Heidi's Birkenstock ClogsHeidi's eye creamHeid's Vitamin C SerumLindsay's Elta MD tinted moisturizerLindsay's MoisturizerLindsay's Facial ScrubLindsay's Exfoliating Cleanser Fab Fit FunNuulyCourtney's legendary shoe clipsYour gift by December 31 DOUBLES to equip more parents in 2024!Our Sponsors:* Check out Factor 75 and use my code messcourtneydefeo50 for a great deal: https://www.factor75.com/Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy