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Joining the ladies this week for a conversation is Lifestyle Mentor, Author and TedX Speaker, Dai Manuel. Inside of this episode: ↣ Why Vulnerability is so Important ↣ Addiction and Recovery and how Rituals can Help ↣ What is "Alive and Real" in Dai's Fatherhood Journey ↣ How Resentments and Acceptance can lead to big shifts - and so much more! Connect with Guest: @daimanuel www.daimanuel.com Buy Dai's Book Connect with Have The Conversation: ↣ Instagram ↣ Facebook ↣ LinkedIn ↣ Website: www.htcpod.com **** If you enjoyed this episode, please let us know by leaving a 5-star review. It means the world and helps us reach more people that need to hear these messages. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/havetheconversation/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/havetheconversation/support

In this week’s Episode of Let's Talk H.A.M. (Hearts and Minds) we discuss bullying in the workplace and how it affects our daily job performances.Talking points:Who is more apt to be bullied in the workplaceWhy is workplace bullying so prevalent todayHow does bullying affect our daily livesIs there helpWhat needs to be doneWhat do you think? We would love the hear from you. Check us out to hear our take and to add your own go to our website at https://www.letstalkham.com or email us at heartsandminds@letstalkham.comInstagram: lets.talk.hamFacebook: Let'stalkham *Join our Facebook group for encouragement, support and information

Greg speaks with an old West Point friend Seneca Vaughn, where they discuss their time together in school and the state of the world. Seneca also dives into the topics of trauma and grief and how she applies her studies of East Asian medicine to help others and herself.Connect with Seneca:Instagram: https://www.instvagram.com/senecaraevaughn/E-Mail: seneca.vaughn@gmail.comWebsite: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seneca.stephens.5Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/seneca-vaughn-352a63126/Get Connected with Guards Down:Website: www.guardsdown.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/weareguardsdown/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/guardsdownLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/guards-down/Buzzsprout: https://693874.buzzsprout.com/693874#guardsdown #PTSD #mentalhealth[0:01-5:42] Opening Segment [5:42-33:57] Seneca’s Background and dealing with Trauma and GriefSeneca speaks about her family life and upbringingShe talks on why she has had to be intentional with her lifeWas she taught by anyone growing up how to deal with trauma and grief?[33:57-1:07:56] The Healing ProcessSeneca discusses her healthy and unhealthy coping techniques and how she handled her military friend’s deathsWhat were the signs of trauma and grief?[1:07:56-1:20:23] East Asian Medicine and AcupunctureSeneca goes into explaining her studies in East Asian medicineShe specifically speaks on acupuncture and answers some commonly asked questions about it[1:20:23-1:30:25] ReflectionAre there times you ever break down?Seeking professional helpWhat advice would you give your younger self?[1:30:25-1:35:04] Closing SegmentSupport the show (https://www.facebook.com/guardsdown)

Thank you for listening to What's Wellness with Ahlia Yoga! Let's connect- Share your email with me for future events! *Please leave a review & rating - I love receiving your feedback. Help What's Wellness grow by subscribing & sharing with your family & friends. Email a screen shot of your review to ahlia@ahliayoga.com to receive a code for a free full length yoga video from my website (regularly $15 per class for unlimited use). Thank you Erin for being a wonderful guest for todays show! Get in touch via the following avenues: Blueprint, a personalized guide to their unique design: erinclairejones.com/blueprint Use discount code: WHATSWELLNESS to receive 10% off your Blueprint. Look up your human design: erinclairejones.com/lookup Book an individual session: erinclairejones.com/individual Join the next Flow Workshop: https://erinclairejones.com/offerings/flow-for-individuals Website: erinclairejones.com Instagram: instagram.com/erinclairejones Check Out My Favorite Wellness Products!! *Sole Water Kits *CBD Products (NO THC, Heavy Metals, or Pesticides - Organically Grown!!) Use Code: What'sWellnessCBD for 20% off! *Try ENERGYbits Algae tabs (Chlorella & Spirulina) for dense nutrition! High in protein, vitamins & minerals - great for energy & detoxifying - I eat ENERGYbits everyday!! Use code: AhliaYoga for 20% off every order you place on www.energybits.com *I use all of the products from The Philosophie - an LA Based Woman Owned Superfoods Company! I LOVE Berry Bliss Superfood Protein. *I use Vital Proteins Collagen in my coffee and tea daily! *Sunday January 17th I'm offering my next in person, outdoor, physically distanced, vinyasa yoga class in Encinitas! Pre-Registration is required - please email me ahlia@ahliayoga.com to inquire / reserve your place! Thank you :) *Please send questions or suggestions via email: ahlia@ahliayoga.com Ahlia offers a 200 hour yoga teacher training! Next program is starting 2021 ONLINE - Yoga Alliance Accredited. *IG: @WhatsWellnessPodcast & @AhliaYoga Weekly LIVE ONLINE Vinyasa Yoga Classes Wednesdays 4:30pm PST on Zoom. Thank you & Be Well. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/whatswellness/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whatswellness/support

In this episode of the Beauty Of The Nile Podcast, host Jasmine Mobley sits down with Makeup Artist – Ijeoma Chimezie. Episode 19/Season 2. From Ijeoma we learn:How her background as a pharmacist uniquely informs her knowledge of beauty and skincareHer best makeup tips for women of colorThe role that beauty and skincare plays in empowering us How internal wellness can impact skincare results The importance of understanding the needs of different skin tones when making skincare and makeup recommendations The biggest skincare struggles of women of color, and what can helpWhat being a woman of color, having skin of color, means to herWhat she’s learned that she did NOT know before beginning her journey that she wishes she’d known What being a part of the Beauty Of The Nile community means to herAnd lots more! LOVE YOUR BROWN SKIN Join the Community:https://BeautyOfTheNile.comhttps://www.instagram.com/beautyofthenile/https://twitter.com/beautyotnile Beauty Of The Nile Podcast with Host Jasmine Mobley, Featuring: Makeup Artist – Ijeoma Chimezie. Episode 19.Love Your Brown Skin and Beauty of the Nile are trademarks.

Danielle and Sarah discuss: How she got interested in behavioral inpatient mental healthWhat it looks like to work in this areaFrequency and duration of servicesCommon diagnoses and typical agesNavigating the differences in the units she works onLimiting biases before working with a patientHer role as an OT and types of interventionsTherapeutic use of selfIt’s okay to ask for helpWhat lights her up as an OTThe power of voiceStigma in mental healthThe hardest and the best part of her workMaintaining your own mental health while working in this practice areaMentioned Resources: Calm AppConnect with DanielleEmail: d.miles716@gmail.comInstagram Link: @queen_dalife_of_ot

In this episode, we talk about:The difference between resilience and toxic positivity.KJ's experience as a Certified Disaster Mental Health ResponderHow to know when your stress may not be in the normal range and you should get some helpWhat soft skills help social workers succeed.Resources and LinksDisclaimer: The Wellness Tips provides general information and discussions about wellness and well-being topics. The information and other content provided on the Tips or in any linked materials are not intended and should not be considered or used for medical diagnosis or treatment, or as a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you or any other person has a medical concern, you should consult with your health care provider or seek other professional medical treatment immediately. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, please call immediately.COVID -19 HOTLINE (California): 1-833-422-4255, M-F 8 AM - 8 PM, SA SU 8AM - 5 PM Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 800-273-8255; Text 838255Domestic Violence Hotline: 800-799-7233 CRISIS HOTLINES/ WARMLINES Distress Helpline: 800-985-5990 (TTY 800-846-8517) or text TalkWithUs to 66746, (24/7)Childhelp National Child Abuse Hotline: 800-4-A-CHILD, (24/7) Foster Caregiving: 800-KIDS-4US DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING INDIVIDUALS National Suicide Prevention Deaf and Hard of Hearing Hotline: 800-273-8255 (TTY 800-799-4889), (24/7)DOMESTIC VIOLENCE National Domestic Violence Hotline: 800-799-SAFE or Text LOVEIS to 22522 in English or Spanish; TheHotline.org Chat Now, (24/7)LGBTQ INDIVIDUALSTrevor Project: 866-488-7386; Text START to 678678, (24/7) Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender National Hotline: 800-273-8255, 1PM - 9 PMVictims of Crime Resource Center: 800-842-8467SERVICES FOR SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERSSAMHSA NATIONAL HELPLINE: 800-662-HELP, (24/7)Contra Costa Access Line: 800-846-1652, (24/7)VETERANS Veterans Crisis Line: 800-273-8255; #1; Text 838255, (24/7)YOUTH AND TEENS TEEN LINE: Text TEEN to 839863; 800-852-8336, 6 AM - 9 PMSTAYING PHYSICALLY ACTIVE Physical activity is any body movement that works your muscles and requires more energy than resting. Engaging in regular physical activity is a mood lifter; it is like a happy pill and health booster with no side effects! Research showed that short bouts of exercise throughout the day have the same benefits as continuous workouts. A few tips on how to sneak in some extra movement into your day: • Walk while on phone calls or stand up when taking calls. • Stand up while using the computer work if possible. • Do simple toning exercises while working; Take Stretch/Walk Breaks. • Move while waiting for your food to cook; Move more during lunch. • Park further away. • Take the stairs. Walking Meditation Techniques, Canyon Ranch, https://bit.ly/3279CPE RAD@Home, Free Online Classes (Ballet, Pilates, Five A Day), Royal Academy of Dance: https://bit.ly/2FyYBPvMeditation and Anxiety Management Apps: - CALM is free to Kaiser Patients - HeadSpace is free to HealthCare and Behavioral Health Care Workers, they just need to provide their NPI# Counseling Resources: Search for Telehealth or Telepsychology

Episode 8 of Nicky and Moose the Podcast is a special one as the duo dives in and breaks down not just the man behind the most viral Eric Thomas videos, but someone who has impacted their lives forever— Mr. Karl Phillips.If you’ve followed ET the Hip Hop Preacher’s career over the last 15 years or so, or even been impacted by his videos from back then, you were actually watching Karl at work. He’s a cohost on the Secret to Success Podcast and has just launched his own course Solo Creator Pro.What is it about Karl that we want to look at? Join us for this amazing conversation to see just what made Karl our top pick for our very first interview and how you can take his lessons and experiences and use them for your own brand and business.What you will discover:What the flight assessment really isIt’s ok to start from where you areFind the resources to figure it out The value of consistency and having a body of workHow to know when to do productsThe places serving in excellence will take you The power of your whyThe courage it takes to ask for helpWhat it looks like to pigeonhole yourselfThe importance of embracing your role and not running from itWhat’s needed to be in a position to build your ownThe driving force that is legacyThe importance of accountability partners How crucial it is to get out of your own head and take actionHelp for those who are stuckHow essential it is to learn to make you happyThe significance of taking full ownership of your dayYou’re selfishThe difference between potential and moving

Today, we are hanging with America’s #1 Millennial Expert, Gabrielle Bosche. Gabrielle is a Millennial Strategist and one of the most booked Millennial motivation experts in the world. She is the founder and President of The Millennial Solution, an international training and consulting company bridging the generation gap. Gabrielle is a two-time bestselling author and TEDx sensation who has spoken on stages with the top performers in the world. She has developed Millennial engagement strategies for presidential campaigns, top military generals, and Fortune 500 companies. Gabrielle and her husband’s most recent book, The Purpose Factor, helps you gain extreme clarity for why you're here and what to do about it. The book has received high praise from people such as The Rock, Lewis Howes, Marie Forleo, Simone Biles, and many many more.Some of the things we talk about are:How to define PURPOSEIf your purpose shifts in different stages of your life or if it always stays the sameThe 4 Elements that purpose is made ofHow to move from "oh crap, I might fail at this. " To - "Let's rock n roll even if I might fail."The 3 questions we should ask ourselves after we "fail"How, if you look at failure as feeding your ego, your perspective on failure changes.How your "WHY" is your motivation and your Purpose is more of a question of "WHO" - WHO are you and WHO are you going to helpWhat is our "PULL-PASSION" and why is it so important to personally growThe Purpose Factor: Extreme Clarity for Why You're Here and What to Do About It.Gabrielle's IG - @gabrielleboscheGabrielle's Twitter - @SaysGabrielleGabrielle's FB - @Gabrielle Bosche (Jackson)Gabrielle's Website - Gabrielle BoscheStudying Failure IG - @studyingfailureStudying Failure's Facebook - Studying FailureStudying Failure Website - https://www.studyingfailure.com/Jon's Twitter -@Jon_Egan_Jon's IG - @Jon_Egan_

Companies of all types have been placing a heavy emphasis on inbound lead strategies for the past few years. While some may argue inbound is the key to sustainable sales success, others point to the lack of control of your pipeline. Many sales leaders wonder if the inbound mentality is creating a culture of less-effective salespeople who can only close leads that are served to them on a silver platter. For the long-term success of your company and its salespeople, is outbound sales the real game changer?  We discuss this loaded question with Skip Miller, President of M3 Learning and author of Outbounding: Win New Customers with Outbound Sales and End Your Dependence on Inbound Leads, on this episode of the Modern Sales Management Podcast.  After the uncertainty Covid-19 has created, Skip says we can’t bank on always having low-hanging fruit ripe for your sales team to pick. He feels the most adaptable and successful sales teams have an outbound focus, which enables them to create, rather than seize, sales opportunities.   We also discuss: How to create a high-performing outbound sales teamTips on accelerating the sales process without losing fundamental sales skills (i.e. prospecting, qualifying, etc.) Why sales managers need to develop great messaging, sequences, and cadence and how to do just thatHow the inbound marketing revolution has negatively impacted the sales landscape and how outbound can improve itWhy attitude is so important when it comes to sales conversationsWhat sales managers often get wrong about outbound sales and how to avoid these pitfallsTips on creating an outbounding cultureWhy having a vision and a mission can positively change your sales organization Tips on selling to above the line buyersWhy leading indicators (not trailing indicators) are the keys to sales successHow to write sales emails that will be opened and readWhy outbound sales is like investigative reportingWhy salespeople need to stop offering to help prospects who never asked for helpWhat the c-suite needs to know about outbound sales teams Connect with Skip on LinkedIn and learn more about his company on his website, including the collection of books he’s authored on sales strategy and sales management. His newest book, Outbounding, was just released on Amazon today! Subscribe and listen to all episodes of the Modern Sales Management podcast on your favorite podcast app or by visiting ModernSalesManagement.com.

In this episode, we talk about:The difference between resilience and toxic positivity.KJ's experience as a Certified Disaster Mental Health ResponderHow to know when your stress may not be in the normal range and you should get some helpWhat soft skills help social workers succeed.Resources and LinksDisclaimer: The Wellness Tips provides general information and discussions about wellness and well-being topics. The information and other content provided on the Tips or in any linked materials are not intended and should not be considered or used for medical diagnosis or treatment, or as a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you or any other person has a medical concern, you should consult with your health care provider or seek other professional medical treatment immediately. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, please call immediately.COVID -19 HOTLINE: 1-833-422-4255, M-F 8 AM - 8 PM, SA SU 8AM - 5 PM Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 800-273-8255; Text 838255 Domestic Violence Hotline: 800-799-7233 CRISIS HOTLINES/ WARMLINES Distress Helpline: 800-985-5990 (TTY 800-846-8517) or text TalkWithUs to 66746, (24/7) Childhelp National Child Abuse Hotline: 800-4-A-CHILD, (24/7) Foster Caregiving: 800-KIDS-4US DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING INDIVIDUALS National Suicide Prevention Deaf and Hard of Hearing Hotline: 800-273-8255 (TTY 800-799-4889), (24/7) DOMESTIC VIOLENCE National Domestic Violence Hotline: 800-799-SAFE or Text LOVEIS to 22522 in English or Spanish; TheHotline.org Chat Now, (24/7) LGBTQ INDIVIDUALS Trevor Project: 866-488-7386; Text START to 678678, (24/7) Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender National Hotline: 800-273-8255, 1PM - 9 PM Victims of Crime Resource Center: 800-842-8467 SERVICES FOR SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS SAMHSA NATIONAL HELPLINE: 800-662-HELP, (24/7) Contra Costa Access Line: 800-846-1652, (24/7) VETERANS Veterans Crisis Line: 800-273-8255; #1; Text 838255, (24/7) YOUTH AND TEENS TEEN LINE: Text TEEN to 839863; 800-852-8336, 6 AM - 9 PM STAYING PHYSICALLY ACTIVE Physical activity is any body movement that works your muscles and requires more energy than resting. Engaging in regular physical activity is a mood lifter; it is like a happy pill and health booster with no side effects! Research showed that short bouts of exercise throughout the day have the same benefits as continuous workouts. A few tips on how to sneak in some extra movement into your day: • Walk while on phone calls or stand up when taking calls. • Stand up while using the computer work if possible. • Do simple toning exercises while working; Take Stretch/Walk Breaks. • Move while waiting for your food to cook; Move more during lunch. • Park further away. • Take the stairs. Walking Meditation Techniques, Canyon Ranch, https://bit.ly/3279CPE RAD@Home, Free Online Classes (Ballet, Pilates, Five A Day), Royal Academy of Dance: https://bit.ly/2FyYBPv Meditation and Anxiety Management Apps: - CALM is free to Kaiser Patients - HeadSpace is free to HealthCare and Behavioral Health Care Workers, they just need to provide their NPI# Counseling Resources: Search for Telehealth or Telepsychology Most provid

Do you find yourself consuming self-help materials but never getting to achieve any change in your life? Then this episode is for you!In this episode we are going to talk about:Why self-help appears to be useful but most often isn't.When and how self-help can help youThe trap to avoid when consuming self-helpHow the ego tricks you in believing you are progressingThe benefits of getting helpWhat are some solid foundations of healing, changing and growingListen to the episode (10 min)This is the first episode of season 2! The intention for this season it to have short actionable episodes that give more value to you while they take less of your time.0:08 Intro1:32 Self-help appears to be useful1:38 When did self-help books help me2:04 Fallacies of self-help books2:07 Getting lost in the knowledge2:36 How can you apply this knowledge?3:29 Pride of the ego4:02 Most successful have coaches, mentors4:29 What are the benefits of getting help?4:49 3rd Perspective5:44 Accountable6:12 Lean against your weak spots6:54 Through friction and pain we get growth7:06 Going to the dentist7:16 Reddit story7:38 Solid foundations of change, healing and growing7:52 Be responsible8:12 Good old work8:34 Self-help is first aid, getting help is open heart surgery8:54 In this episode we talked about?9:05 Zig Ziglar Quote9:28 Outro

About Kimberly: As a joint venture super-connector, Kimberly Hobscheid gets entrepreneurs the stages and connections they need to stop being overlooked, and explosively grow their revenue and reach. Kimberly is an award-winning international inspirational public speaker, best-selling author, audiobook producer, six-time entrepreneur. Kimberly is the creator of Entrepreneurs Rocket Fuel, an active community of Entrepreneurs, looking to contribute, connect, and grow with other entrepreneurs.Kimberly is also the mother of two and an adventure seeker, who has hiked sections of the Pacific Crest Trail, navigated Class IV rapids with one of Costa Rica's female Olympic medal-winning whitewater champions, sailed down the coast of Mexico on a 42-foot Yankee Clipper, and traversed 200 miles on horseback through Canada’s Jasper National Park. Her motto is “live life out loud.” Kimberly has been a guest speaker in cities worldwide, inspiring people to get to where they want to go. Her specialty is turning dreams into reality. In this episode, Jennie and Kimberly discuss: Being a Joint Venture Super Connector, getting people on stages and in front of the right people to help grow their business Studies have shown that we can only process 17 words at a time, so a twenty word introduction fits nicely into that spaceTest your twenty word intro while networking. Have the person you just gave it to tell you what they heard. If they get it wrong or forget parts, you need to change itIf your twenty word intro is precise and memorable enough, people will remember it (and you) for monthsKey Takeaways:Doing what you’re good at is easy, but it won’t always be the thing that also makes you happyThe three mistakes you never should make when introducing yourself:Never say “I do a lot of things”Don’t be nebulous, give a real answerDon’t unload your full-blown 2 minute prepared speech, someone may just be asking to be politeThe four things you need to get into your 20 word introduction:Your first name onlyWho you serve or helpWhat is their prize if they work with you, what do you have to offerWhat are you going to do to themIf you get interest after your twenty word introduction, THEN you can deliver your elevator speech "Oftentimes, you're really not talking to the people that you're talking to, you're talking to their sphere of influence. When I talk to a room, I'm not just talking to entrepreneurs, I'm not just talking to authors. I'm talking to people that may know entrepreneurs or authors" —   Kimberly Hobscheid Get your free magic formula for creating your own Twenty Word intro here: entrepreneursrocketfuel.com/gift/20wordintro  Connect with Kimberly Hobscheid:Twitter: https://twitter.com/BigDataAnalyzedInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/entrepreneursrocket/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/entrepreneursrocketfuel Website: entrepreneursrocketfuel.comhttps://www.imhearingstories.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kimberlyhobscheid/CONNECT WITH JENNIE:Twitter: https://twitter.com/jenniebplFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/badassdirectsalesmastery/app/307339332686535/Website: https://badassdirectsalesmastery.com/  Show: https://badassdirectsalesmastery.com/blog/   Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it. 

Brought to you by Time to Pet. Go to timetopet.com/confessional for 50% off your first 3 monthsTopics in this episode:Why pet sitters burn out so quicklyWhat is compassion fatigueWhat are the warning signs and what’s my first step to get helpWhat is a resilience programWhy “toughen up” isn’t helpfulListen to ColleenJoin her communityGet some coachingCheck out our Covid-19 resourcesFollow us on: Instagram, Facebook, TwitterSubscribe on iTunes, Spotify, Google, Stitcher, & TuneInGive us a call! (636) 364-8260Email us at: feedback@petsitterconfessional.com

In this episode I discuss how we can limit the negative impact of Isolation and the long break from football. The issues we need to consider with our players.Where you can get helpWhat you could do to combat these issuesHow to help yourselfHow to start preparing for next season

In this episode we’ll talk about:Addressing concerns of traveling during Coronavirus (COVID-19)The difference between canceling vs rescheduling your travel plansHow to reduce the amount of money you will lose because of these changesWhat you can do to save your tripsHow travel insurance can and can't helpWhat difference does it make if you booked a trip on your own or with a travel advisorMore about your host AnnaWe have several sample itineraries and blog posts on our site where you can draw lots of inspiration for future trips.Please contact Anna directly at info@oleganatravelboutique.com:To buy a travel insurance policy, even if you didn’t book a trip with Olegana Travel BoutiqueTo get help with booking a new air or hotel reservation Join the conversation and ask any questions you have on Instagram – follow us at www.instagram.com/oleganatravelboutique

Guests wanted Hey everyone just a little rant on the mic, callout for guests, I could really use some I have no 0 nada episodes in the bank. Do you want to share your garden journey? Help ~ What do you need?And if you need anything don't hesitate to reach out. I'll do my best to help in any way I can. My cell is 406-890-5167. My email is orgpodcast@gmail.com Juniper BundlesDacia and I went for a walk and she suggested that I make some juniper bundles to burn in my house to help clear the air. Juniper is a native plant in Montana and a great and beautiful bush to grow. Sage also helps cleanse your area. why politics matter (https://anchor.fm/tinyleaps) . Red Cross UpdateSo I went to the red cross to donate blood. For the last month they have called my phone and asked me to donate. This not something I normally do, I did once before because a friend asked me to. But I would if it was just like stop in and drop by I would probably donate regularly. It's super easy for me. Anyway then the press briefing (https://www.wbrz.com/news/president-trump-s-coronavirus-task-force-to-hold-press-conference-thursday-morning/) on March 19: "SURGEON GENERAL ADAMS:  Oh, thank you. Thank you, Mr. President, Mr. Vice President. Today, you heard a wonderful announcement from the FDA, and I just want to give a shout-out to Steve — Dr. Hahn — and the folks at the FDA, where about — where several hundred of my Commissioned Corps officers work. You’re right, Mr President, they are tireless. They’re doing things that have never been done before to bring the most — most prudent advances to the American people. But I want to talk about something different, briefly. We know many of you are home practicing the President’s guidelines for social distancing. But one thing we should all consider, especially our millennials and Gen Z, is donating blood. As an anesthesiologist who still practices at Walter Reed, taking care of our wounded warriors and our soldiers, I know donated blood is an essential part of caring for patients, and one donation can save up to three lives. Blood centers are open now and in need of your donation. I want America to know that blood donation is safe, and blood centers are taking extra precautions at this time, based on new CDC recommendations, including spacing beds six feet apart, disinfecting surfaces between patients, temperature checking staff, and encouraging donors to make appointments ahead of time so we can space them out. Social distancing does not have to mean social disengagement. So give blood today. You’ll feel good about it and you’ll be helping your country and your community during this crisis. And you might even save a life." And they did all of these things, I guess the beds were 6 feet apart but I didn't like the fact that the woman who took my blood etc wasn't wearing a mask, I didn't like the fact that all of us sitting there together in the waiting room were maybe 6 feet apart, IDK, and the volunteer taking my temp wasn't wearing a mask, plus there were plates of pizza laying around... But I stayed, and gave blood and I hope it helps save a life someday.... so use your best judgement if you decide to donate wherever you live. Support this podcast

Fake medicines claim at least 200,000 lives every year, with the World Health Organization estimating that 1 in 10 medicines worldwide is now substandard or falsified. But with the market in illicit drugs worth up to $200 billion a year, and traffickers more likely to face a fine than jail time when they are caught, the financial incentives far outweigh the deterrents. So how do we put a stop to this deadly trade? Drug Safety Matters investigates with former Interpol officer and PMEDS program founder Aline Plançon.Tune in to find out:How widespread and dangerous fake medicines areWhat makes pharmaceutical crime so successfulWhat action is being taken to curb the problemHow modern tracking technology can helpWhat we can do to raise awarenessWant to know more?Read Aline Plançon’s book on fake medicines, Faux Médicaments: Un Crime Silencieux (in French).Find out how the World Health Organization is fighting falsified and substandard medicines in UMC’s magazine Uppsala Reports.Teach your children about falsified medicines with UMC’s comic book Annie & Mac’s Adventures: Lord Fake Strikes Again. It’s available in English and Spanish.Help raise awareness of the problem by joining the Fight the Fakes campaign.Join the conversation on social mediaFollow us on Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn, and share your thoughts about the show with the hashtag #DrugSafetyMatters.Got a story to share?We’re always looking for new content and interesting people to interview. If you have a great idea for a show, get in touch!About UMCRead more about Uppsala Monitoring Centre and our mission to build a global patient safety culture.

A closer look at what loneliness is and isn’tWhy trying harder doesn’t helpWhat if we’re always already connected?What if we can hate a feeling without thinking it’s a problem?What if our own opinions about how we’re doing aren’t relevant to being ok?Life is built on truths that don’t disappear; we just lose sight of themWaking up to the ground we’re standing onA whole new lens on the saying “It doesn’t matter”

In this episode, Ameé speaks with Philadelphia based therapist, Elizabeth Earnshaw, about strengthen a relationship someone may already be in through improving communication. Liz has her own practice called A Better Life Therapy and specializes in working with couples around a variety of topics such as relationship issues, infidelity, divorce, intimacy and sexual issues, premarital counseling, and breakups.In this episode, you will hear: Why do relationships end?What are the typical barriers to communication with couples? Recommendations for couples who aren't both going to therapy/self-helpWhat is the Gottman Method in couples therapyWhat are the four things to avoid in communication with your partnerWhen is the best time to seek marriage counselingResources: https://abetterlifetherapy.com/Instagram for Liz Listens

It won’t take long for you to realize that Jessy Muller likes to do things on her own terms. That’s why, when she was ready to adopt a more mobile lifestyle in October of 2017, she found a vintage 1978 Commander motorhome and moved her and her two cats right in, which kicked off not only an adventure on the road, but also an adventure in learning how to work on the 24-foot-long camper she just purchased.Since moving into her RV, Jessy has been a growing voice for taking charge of your own direction, especially when having an older vehicle means that sometimes things break down and in order to get yourself back out there, you have to learn to do things yourself. In this episode, you’ll hear:Why Jessy chose the Commander over any other camperWhat it took for her to learn skills and confidence in mechanicsWhen Jessy has seen sexism emerge on the road, and when she’s received some of the kindest helpWhat it’s like to drive a 24-foot-long RVWhat Jessy has learned about herself from learning to work on her vehicleThe reason behind her creating a guide for beginner road travelersOther resources mentioned in this episode:Follow Jessy on Instagram: @a.girl.and.her.commanderJessy’s website: A Girl And Her CommanderRegister for our WOTR Campout happening October 4-6th near Moab, Utah!Women On The Road on Instagram - @womenontheroadJoin the Women On The Road Podcast Facebook groupSome starter resources on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in road travel:Noami’s social media post can be found here: @irietoauroraHashtags to follow: #blackvanlife, #brownvanlife, #fakevanlife, and #diversifyvanlifeOutside Online article: Welcome to #BlackVanLife13 Women of Color on the Road to Follow on InstagramSponsor Websites & Codes:MerrellDeuterEnjoy this episode? Rate us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen. It’ll help other people find us. You can also share this podcast with a friend. Thank you for your support!Music is by Jason Shaw and Josh Woodward.WOTR is produced and hosted by Laura Hughes.Podcast cover artwork designed by Dani Opal.

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In today's episode, I talk about steps you can take to manage the pain of trauma or loss. You've experienced these things, no matter when in your life they occurred. Until you work them through, they will interfere with your health and the health of your current relationships, as well as with your perspective on life.You don't want to be carrying past issues into current relationships. That's often a primary cause of marriages not working: partners bring the pains of previous relationships, and are on guard for them showing up in the new relationship. That's not helpful to getting the love, respect, trust, and support you want in life!Consider these steps I outline in today's episode to find emotional freedom to engage in the present. It will help you heal.(If you enjoy this topic, please go to my show page on Facebook and let me know, or leave feedback or ask questions about any topic I've covered there. I'll see it, and respond. I promise. Facebook.com/RelationshipHelpShow )GUEST: Dr. Sherry Cormier, Psychologist and Professor Emerita at West Virginia University, author of Author of Sweet Sorrow: Finding Enduring Wholeness After Loss and Grief Dr. Sherry Cormier is a licensed psychologist and Professor Emerita in the Department of Counseling, Rehabilitation Counseling, and Counseling Psychology at West Virginia University. She was in private practice in adult psychotherapy in Morgantown, WV, and was a former faculty member at the University of Tennessee. She is a certified bereavement trauma specialist, the author of two textbooks, and lives now in a Chesapeake Bay community where she engages in public speaking, training, and consulting.Wow! Dr. Sherry brings a great deal of experience and expertise to today's conversation!Clearly, what's trauma to one person can be trivial to another. That's what makes it difficult. Each person has a different home life growing up, different experiences, and different nervous systems, too. That's why communication in primary relationships is SO important: you need to understand where each other is coming from--and WANT to understand!Dr. Sherry Cormier wrote this:"1. There is a continuum of grief and loss elicits many emotions. At the more severe end, loss can be traumatic and can become complicated grief and require professional treatment.2. Loss is a universal human experience; our reactions to it vary greatly and depend upon what and whom we lost. If we lost someone precious to us, as I did, we learn that death is a transition not a disappearance.3. To heal from traumatic loss, we have to re establish attachment bonds and make connections with a tribe or social network that can provide support and comfort."When you experience trauma, grief, or loss, you need to be able to gauge what's going on within you or the other person. That happens by reflecting on what you know about them, who you know them to be, and your willingness to communicate with them.HIGHLIGHTS OF TODAY'S EPISODE:What to do when you "can't get it out of your head" or "cannot believe it is gone"Know how to gauge if your grieving process is healthyHow to know if you need professional helpWhat the difference is between secure attachment and insecure attachment and why it mattersThe components of resilienceHow to recognize and overcome the isolation of griefCONNECT WITH DR. SHERRY CORMIERWebsite: SherryCormierAuthor.comTwitter: Facebook: Facebook.com/sherry.cormier.9LinkedIn:Instagram: Instagram.com/Cormier1749CONNECT WITH DR. RHOBERTA SHALER:Website: ForRelationshipHelp.comFacebook: RelationshipHelpDoctorTwitter: Twitter.com/RhobertaShalerLinkedIn: LinkedIn.com/in/RhobertaShalerFree Passive-Aggressive ChecklistFree Relationship ChecklistSubscribe to Dr. Shaler's newsletter, Tips for RelationshipsNEW! FINDING MY CONTENT USEFUL? SUPPORT MY WORK ON PATREON AND GET FURTHER GREAT BENEFITS...like access to a Secret Facebook Group, my 21 Steps to Empowered Emotional Savvy program, and monthly "Ask Me Anything" calls.Patreon.com/RhobertaShalerIf you have not worked with Dr. Shaler before, you can have your first one-hour session for only $97.#unconditionallove #creating peace #relationshipadvice #TipsForRelationships #Hijackals #toxicpeople #RhobertaShaler #narcissists #borderlines #antisocial #difficultpeople #emotionalabuse #verbalabuse #stoptoleratingabuse #toxicrelationships #manipulation #walkingoneggshells #mentalhealth #emotionalhealth #abuse #narcissisticabuse #boundaries #personalitydisorder #difficultpeople #intimacy #emotionalintimacy #leadership #Hijackals #overcominggrief #bereavement #narcissisticabuse #healingtrauma See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In today's episode, I talk about steps you can take to manage the pain of trauma or loss. You've experienced these things, no matter when in your life they occurred. Until you work them through, they will interfere with your health and the health of your current relationships, as well as with your perspective on life.You don't want to be carrying past issues into current relationships. That's often a primary cause of marriages not working: partners bring the pains of previous relationships, and are on guard for them showing up in the new relationship. That's not helpful to getting the love, respect, trust, and support you want in life!Consider these steps I outline in today's episode to find emotional freedom to engage in the present. It will help you heal.(If you enjoy this topic, please go to my show page on Facebook and let me know, or leave feedback or ask questions about any topic I've covered there. I'll see it, and respond. I promise. Facebook.com/RelationshipHelpShow )GUEST: Dr. Sherry Cormier, Psychologist and Professor Emerita at West Virginia University, author of Author of Sweet Sorrow: Finding Enduring Wholeness After Loss and Grief Dr. Sherry Cormier is a licensed psychologist and Professor Emerita in the Department of Counseling, Rehabilitation Counseling, and Counseling Psychology at West Virginia University. She was in private practice in adult psychotherapy in Morgantown, WV, and was a former faculty member at the University of Tennessee. She is a certified bereavement trauma specialist, the author of two textbooks, and lives now in a Chesapeake Bay community where she engages in public speaking, training, and consulting.Wow! Dr. Sherry brings a great deal of experience and expertise to today's conversation!Clearly, what's trauma to one person can be trivial to another. That's what makes it difficult. Each person has a different home life growing up, different experiences, and different nervous systems, too. That's why communication in primary relationships is SO important: you need to understand where each other is coming from--and WANT to understand!Dr. Sherry Cormier wrote this:"1. There is a continuum of grief and loss elicits many emotions. At the more severe end, loss can be traumatic and can become complicated grief and require professional treatment.2. Loss is a universal human experience; our reactions to it vary greatly and depend upon what and whom we lost. If we lost someone precious to us, as I did, we learn that death is a transition not a disappearance.3. To heal from traumatic loss, we have to re establish attachment bonds and make connections with a tribe or social network that can provide support and comfort."When you experience trauma, grief, or loss, you need to be able to gauge what's going on within you or the other person. That happens by reflecting on what you know about them, who you know them to be, and your willingness to communicate with them.HIGHLIGHTS OF TODAY'S EPISODE:What to do when you "can't get it out of your head" or "cannot believe it is gone"Know how to gauge if your grieving process is healthyHow to know if you need professional helpWhat the difference is between secure attachment and insecure attachment and why it mattersThe components of resilienceHow to recognize and overcome the isolation of griefCONNECT WITH DR. SHERRY CORMIERWebsite: SherryCormierAuthor.comTwitter: Facebook: Facebook.com/sherry.cormier.9LinkedIn:Instagram: Instagram.com/Cormier1749CONNECT WITH DR. RHOBERTA SHALER:Website: ForRelationshipHelp.comFacebook: RelationshipHelpDoctorTwitter: Twitter.com/RhobertaShalerLinkedIn: LinkedIn.com/in/RhobertaShalerFree Passive-Aggressive ChecklistFree Relationship ChecklistSubscribe to Dr. Shaler's newsletter, Tips for RelationshipsNEW! FINDING MY CONTENT USEFUL? SUPPORT MY WORK ON PATREON AND GET FURTHER GREAT BENEFITS...like access to a Secret Facebook Group, my 21 Steps to Empowered Emotional Savvy program, and monthly "Ask Me Anything" calls.Patreon.com/RhobertaShalerIf you have not worked with Dr. Shaler before, you can have your first one-hour session for only $97.#unconditionallove #creating peace #relationshipadvice #TipsForRelationships #Hijackals #toxicpeople #RhobertaShaler #narcissists #borderlines #antisocial #difficultpeople #emotionalabuse #verbalabuse #stoptoleratingabuse #toxicrelationships #manipulation #walkingoneggshells #mentalhealth #emotionalhealth #abuse #narcissisticabuse #boundaries #personalitydisorder #difficultpeople #intimacy #emotionalintimacy #leadership #Hijackals #overcominggrief #bereavement #narcissisticabuse #healingtrauma See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Many times we have people asking us to hear stories of people who have been through our online course and attended our Marriage Helper workshops. In this podcast, we interview an online course member and a recent Marriage Helper 911 workshop graduate to find out: What her marriage was like before getting helpWhy she decided to get helpWhat she learned that made major differences in her marriageHow she got her spouse to agree to go to the workshop with herWhat she learned at the workshop that made all the difference in the worldHow her marriage is doing nowHer HONEST OPINION of what you should do in your situationPlus - THIS MONTH ONLY (March 2017) special $500 travel credit towards the workshop! Call 615.472.1161 for details. Visit us at marriagehelper.com

Many times we have people asking us to hear stories of people who have been through our online course and attended our Marriage Helper workshops. In this podcast, we interview an online course member and a recent Marriage Helper 911 workshop graduate to find out: What her marriage was like before getting helpWhy she decided to get helpWhat she learned that made major differences in her marriageHow she got her spouse to agree to go to the workshop with herWhat she learned at the workshop that made all the difference in the worldHow her marriage is doing nowHer HONEST OPINION of what you should do in your situationPlus - THIS MONTH ONLY (March 2017) special $500 travel credit towards the workshop! Call 615.472.1161 for details. Visit us at marriagehelper.com

In Episode 28 of Breaking Walls, we sit down with two-time published author Pamela J. Campbell to talk about her experiences growing up in an abusive household, foster care, how it shaped her for the better, and how she's become both a writer and a community leader. Pamela is currently in the process of publishing a memoir of her experiences thus far in life. It's due out in 2016 and called "A World Apart: From Foster Care to Freedom." Highlights • Pamela's childhood in her own words • How she finally escaped the abuse of her father • The secret her father hid about her mother • Her experience in foster care • Why and for how long was she carrying around anger and hurt stemming from her childhood • How she began to break free, mentally and spiritually, from her hurt • How working for Hillary Clinton forever shaped her • Her experiences as a social worker • What being a featured writer in two novels taught her • Why she decided to write a memoir at a young age • What is Momentum Education? How Can it Help? • What's next for Pamela Pamela's Links: The Art of Activation http://www.amazon.com/The-Art-Activation-Thrive-Prosper-ebook/dp/B00O1LX7RC Women Rising: Vol 2 http://www.amazon.com/Women-Rising-Volume-Embrace-Story/dp/150300824X https://twitter.com/pjcampbell03 https://instagram.com/pamelajcampbell/ Momentum Education https://www.momentumeducation.com/programs/basic-workshop/new-york.html Follow The WallBreakers on soundcloud: @TheWallBreakers Subscribe to Breaking Walls on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-wallbreakers/id924086880?mt=2

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