Podcast appearances and mentions of janice brown

Send us a textCan New Doctors Afford a Million Dollar Home? | Retire Early, Retire Now PodcastIn this episode of the 'Retire Early, Retire Now' podcast, host Hunter Kelly of Palm Valley Wealth Management presents a case study featuring Dr. John and Janice Brown. This physician couple, earning a combined income of $625,000, wants to know if they can purchase a million-dollar home while still aiming to retire by age 55. Hunter walks through their financial situation, analyzing their assets, liabilities, savings, and cash flow, and provides valuable insights on budgeting, debt management, and investment strategies. This episode is for educational purposes only and encourages listeners to seek professional financial advice for their personal situations.00:00 Introduction to the Podcast00:57 Meet Dr. John and Janice Brown01:26 Financial Goals and Initial Questions02:12 Investment and Financial Planning03:22 Understanding Net Worth09:18 Five-Year Cash Flow and Savings Strategy11:54 Home Buying Considerations19:45 Conclusion and Final ThoughtsCheck out the Palm Valley Wealth Management WebsitePalmValleywm.comCheck us out on InstagramLinkedIn FacebookListen to the Podcast Here! AppleSpotify

On August 7, 1980, Janice Brown piloted the solar-powered Gossamer Penguin for 14 minutes and 21 seconds over a distance of more than two miles at the NASA Dryden Flight Research Center in California. This was the first sustained flight of an aircraft powered solely by solar-power, with no battery on board. Following the Gossamer Penguin, she also piloted the follow-on aircraft, the Solar Challenger, setting several records, including an altitude record of 14,300 feet on May 19th 1981. This is her story! Sponsored by Wipaire and their amazing Wipline floats AND Full-Service Aircraft Paint, Interiors, Avionics, Maintenance & Sales. “SocialFlight Live!” is a live broadcast dedicated to supporting General Aviation pilots and enthusiasts during these challenging times. Register at SocialFlightLive.com to join the live broadcast every Tuesday evening at 8pm ET (be sure to join early because attendance is limited for the live broadcasts).

Selections from the new 3-CD retrospective of the Original Gospel Harmonettes, a "weather" set to salute WGN Chief Meteorologist Tom Skilling on his retirement, Paul Robeson from 1928, Rev. F.C Barnes & Rev. Janice Brown, and more.

Welcome to Business Mentorship; Keepin' It Real, live, unscripted interviews with entrepreneurs and enterprise leaders who have shared their great idea in our guest blog found on  ShareYourStories.online As part of our "live" coffee series, Trish Tonaj will introduce you to the person behind the logo...discussing lightbulb moments and 3 words of advice. Meet our guest: "Janice Brown is an intuition coach and speaker. Her job – and passion! – includes connecting people to their inner wisdom so they find success in a more fun, more direct and more aligned away. She facilitates trainings for organizations and individuals who want that elevated mastery and success. She also has a select number of private coaching clients. Outside of work, she loves being with loved ones, comedy shows and dark chocolate" We discuss how Janice is teaching C-suite leaders, athletes and indviduals how to use this communcation skill.  If you believe in mentorship and sharing great ideas this is an opportunity to increase your visibility, encourage collaboration and connect with your community by introducing YOU the person behind the logo. A great way to support and learn from one another! Join us with your business story and visit shareyourstories.online Read Janice's blog post here "We create a buzz about your biz" 

CPD Commander Melinda Linas, CPD Sgt. Janice Brown and retired CPD PO Kathy Caldwell join The Steve Cochran Show to talk about the The International Association of Women Police coming to Chicago next year and how you can be a part of funding the training of Chicago women in policing this Friday at the Billy Goat Tavern. Join the Chicago Association of Women in Law Enforcement for a night of music, fashion and raffles on Friday, April 14th at the Billy Goat Tavern, 1535 W. Madison St., from 6 to 10pm.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr. Erkeda DeRouen talks to Dr. Janice Brown, a physiatrist who is certified in acupuncture and functional medicine. They talk about the field of physical medicine and rehabilitation, functional medicine, and Dr. Brown's own way of practicing medicine.  [01:08] Introducing Dr. Janice Brown [03:43] Why Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation? [09:16] Functional Medicine [13:42] Practice Your Own Style of Medicine   Becoming a PM&R Physician Dr. Brown always regarded herself as a healer, but not necessarily a doctor. After college, she spent 6 years exploring multiple paths before deciding to pursue medicine. She chose to become a physical medicine and rehabilitation (PM&R) physician because she is passionate about addressing the root cause of health problems, not just in managing symptoms. As a physiatrist, she can examine both the musculoskeletal and nervous systems to see what's causing pain or illness.   Functional Medicine  Unsurprisingly, Dr. Brown is certified in functional medicine, a field which focuses on why patients are unwell. Physicians look at the different factors such as sleep, diet, exercise, hygiene, stressors, relationships, and personal history. Dr. Brown also practices acupuncture which helps patients relieve pain and anxiety.   Practice Medicine in Your Own Way Regardless of what you've learned, you can always shape your own practice of medicine. Observe other doctors and emulate the traits and behaviors that resonate with you. Treat patients in the way that feels most comfortable and efficient for you.  But never forget that you are not just a doctor. It's easy to lose sight of your other identities when your identity as a physician takes precdence. To stay grounded in who you are, make sure to devote time to your personal hobbies and interests when you can.   You can reach Dr. Janice Brown through her website or send her an email at janice@betterhealthlifecoaching.com.  To learn more about how MedSchoolCoach can help you along your medical school journey, visit us at Prospective Doctor. You can also reach us through our social media:  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MedSchoolCoach Dr. Erkeda's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/doctordgram/ YouTube: www.youtube.com/@ProspectiveDoctor  

Hi, good evening, everyone. This is the last podcast of the Beyond This World podcast. This is your doctor Janice Brown. The Beyond the Disability podcast was my passion project. For almost two years now. I published every other week. I looked for persons with disabilities who were doing amazing things. I was honored that they allowed me to tell their stories and get a glimpse into their lives. I was even more honored when my guests from the 4th episode became my first return guest on the 45th episode the ones who sparked the idea to create the podcast. And I am so proud of how far along she has come. What I have learned is that life happens. Any one of us can have an accident or an acute illness that robs us. Of some of our physical and psychological functions. What many of my guests taught me is that there is a choice to allow disabilities define to define them; or to move beyond their disability. In the world of physical medicine and rehabilitation. I have seen many people who choose to allow a disability to define them. I'm not here to judge. But I know it removes from them the power to heal. I hope these podcasts will help them see beyond their disability. And open their eyes to the possibility. I will continue to work with persons with disabilities in my practice. Advocating for them whenever I can. I will continue to offer non-surgical and non-opioid pain management to those who seek it. But more importantly, I now will place my energy on educating people. That chronic diseases are not the norm. And empowering them to take control of their health and well-being. We can no longer leave it up to the medical establishment to guarantee a quality of life. That is completely up to us. So many people are afraid to manage their chronic diseases. I'm not sure why, as a result, is a life that is more pleasurable and fulfilling. We are humans and death is inevitable. Your quality of life is a choice. I want to thank all my guests for their time. And again, for being vulnerable and being and telling their stories. All episodes of the podcast will be available to listen to. I welcome. All who are interested in my work reach out and connect with me via my website, betterhealthlifecoaching.com. You can contact me there as well as book a free consultation with me to see if I can help you achieve better health. Finally, share the podcast with someone you know who is struggling with their disability and could be uplifted by any of the stories told. As always, I am here to serve. And will continue to do so until the inevitable happens.   

In today's Episode, Janice Brown talks to a returning guest Mica Barrington: She is a single mom who survived Five strokes that resulted from her Moyamoya Disease.  Mica has accomplished something that is very rare. She healed and was able to walk again after thinking she would never walk again. Mica talks about learning to be independent again, learning to walk and care for her children. She shares her accomplished goals and the new goals she has set for the future.   Highlights: {04:00} Recovery from a stroke past the six-month marker {05:15} Tutoring business {06:00} The joy of knowing you are healing {08:36} Goals for the future {11:00} 6 Ps   Links: betterhealthandrehab.com Knife: https://www.walmart.com/ip/As-Seen-On-TV-Copper-Knife-Medium/936266691 Last Episode: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/living-with-moyamoya-disease-and-surviving-strokes/id1562774495?i=1000530377282  

Janice Brown is joined by a physician living with Lupus and MCTD. Mamta shares her story of discovering her illness and finding solutions that would allow her to live her life. Today Mamta runs her own clinic, and her strength will inspire you.   Conversation Highlights: {00:50} Mamta's story {07:00} The doctor reports {10:32} When you are forced to leave work {11:53} Finding solutions {16:53} Working again, opening her own clinic [20:00} Life today {23:19} Six Ps   Resources: https://www.cbsnews.com/miami/news/miami-proud-marine-biologist-recovers-life-changing-incident-determination/ Integrative Care MD - Healing Body & Mind betterhealthandrehab.com   

Janice Brown holds an interview with Kemit Amon. Kemit recounts how a bacterial infection caused him to become quadriplegic. He describes his time in the hospital, his rehabilitation, and his instruction in using prostheses. Kemit returned to the water to spread his optimistic view, where he got the bacterial infection. This story will inspire you. Conversation Highlights: {01:11} Kermit's journey {04:06} Hospital time and Rehab and Prosthetics {12:33} Relocating to Florida and diving back into work {16:33} Going back in the water after the accident {19:00} Pain management today and living a confident life {26:33} Six Ps   Resources: Kemit-Amon can be reached via e-mail:  kemitamon@yahoo.com betterhealthandrehab.com   

Alexi, an audiologist and practitioner of natural medicine who overcame lupus, speaks with Janice Brown. When Alexi was diagnosed with lupus, traditional medicine offered neither hope nor relief. Alexi explains how altering her outlook, way of life, and food allowed her to be free of lupus symptoms. Conversation Highlights: {01:09} Introduction of Alexi and her journey with Lupus {03:22} Being a wife and mother with Lupus {08:00} Making changes to her lifestyle {11:29} The explanation of Lupus symptoms  {12:00} The mindset changes that helped Alexi {19:14} Life today free from Lupus symptoms {22:48} The Six Ps   Resources: Website www.elementsofwellness1.com {Free cheat sheet guide on bloodwork is on Alexi's website} Email: alexi@elementsofwellness1.com Ongoing, repeated zoom meetings on reading the CBC with Diff, Lipid, and Thyroid Panels.  Information can be found on Eventbrite.  https://www.eventbrite.com/e/3-labs-you-need-to-reclaim-your-health-tickets-391145646157   betterhealthandrehab.com 

Listen on to how to prevent burnout and promote wellness in medicine with Dr. Janice Brown. She shares the secrets how she moved through her burnout. Come and be encouraged on your own journey today! During this episode you will learn... [0:00] Charting Mastery, Intro [2:33] Dr. Brown's journey to becoming a physician. [4:19] How she experienced burnout [8:25] Burnout is a big problem for physicians. [12:56] How coaching helped her navigate her burnout. [17:06] What balance means as a physician these days. [20:42] The importance of self-compassion in coaching. [25:15] Dr. Brown's advice for other physicians who are facing burnout. [30:42] Find what works for you and don't be sorry about it Does charting in medicine seem overwhelming at times? The tens or hundreds of charts that you still have to finish and sign…it's exhausting right? Charting Mastery™ is a 6-week- long group coaching program, led by Dr. Ryan Stegink, where physicians like you, will get equipped with the skills and approach to finish charting at work and get home sooner for what matters most to you. The first cohort launches in early November 2022. You can get on the waitlist and be one of the first to hear when you can become a founding member by going to… https://www.chartingmastery.net There will be CME available through reflections on the material, powered by CMEfy.  To learn more about Dr. Janice Brown and her work, go to https://www.betterhealthandrehab.com

Evander Beatty is interviewed by Janice Brown. Evander describes how he was diagnosed with OCD and how he overcame it to live a useful life. He shares his experience in the goal of inspiring others. Conversation Highlights: {01:26} Evander Beatty's journey {04:25} Getting a diagnosis of OCD {10:09} Writing a book about dealing with OCD {12:05} Life moving forward {13:48 6 Ps   Resources: Evander's book on OCD:  https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2Fdp%2FB0B2TT5PTF%3Fref_%3Dpe_3052080_397514860%26fbclid%3DIwAR0L4bFOn9gDl8Wh0NU0CrSkxITQ4igch5YUzEkGmDjZmV9ITaWNh6yb_Bs&h=AT19gH6XF0g6mWJ8wUVxj_Ln0shLsbob7nJXerc2uceJtxEOxl1vdxlAfHzUHyFz_au_J9NDT9S4se8Qg7ebKsOCiru-H-I_EmvGz5jNF2kdxzwRVArzxhsWvNiilaTeBqH28w betterhealthandrehab.com 

This week we have a special guest, Dr. Janice Brown. Dr. Brown is an integrative physical medicine and rehabilitation physician and she is also a life coach. She started out as a massage therapist, then went to medical school where she chose PM&R because she loved the whole person approach. She is an acupuncurist, is certified in functional medicine and uses her life coaching skills both with her patients and in her separate coaching practice.  This doctor has a huge toolbox!Come listen and learn from the fabulous Dr Janice Brown!Here's where you can find her:janice@betterhealthand rehab.comhttps://www.betterhealthandrehab.comhttps://www.facebook.com/grpups/dtawsrewired/Let's heal the heart of medicine together.Dr. ChiaramonteSign up so we can stay in touch!www.integrativepalliative.comWhen your patient is crying do you know just what to do? Can you confidently help patients manage anxiety or pain without controlled medications? Come learn with Dr. Chiaramonte and improve your integrative symptom management skills!- evidence supported patient care skills- self care for you- patient resources for your office- group case-based discussionswww.integrativepalliative.com/training

In this episode, Janice Brown interviews Kate and Alyssa, a mother and daughter. Kate describes her story and the remedies she has found while dealing with CRPS. Her daughter Kate discusses what it was like to witness her mother suffer as a child and the lessons she took away from it. Conversation Highlights: {01:19} what is CRPS {02:31} Kate's journey {06:06} Getting a late diagnosis at age 33 {08:26} Looking beyond traditional pharmaceutical medication for solutions {11:23} A daughter watching her mother suffer with CRPS {20:31} Solutions that worked {28:21} What a daughter learns from watching her mother fight with CRPS {30:50} what is EFT {37:53} The six Ps   Resources: https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.instagram.com%2Freel%2FCfNZlO1lxj0%2F%3Figshid%3DYmMyMTA2M2Y%253D%26fbclid%3DIwAR2_7wXvbl1T_ME-s-z-9xIpMm0XBfwUOqExXfWScKqwOah_jS3wV0c0Qu0&h=AT0S_0hGnaAyoA9UdArKFHtq9ToYM48XfHnj_Q3LkOBB5r7nZ2OmTW8XZNMu5uT7TaLOnkKXzat3m2kz8Avrhv1mQGGAX5ptnPW1NGWvKxKjfDzLcfPJPZo5AbkicQPZLDT8RQ   www.katepintor.com   https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.instagram.com%2Freel%2FCctZccSNV18%2F%3Figshid%3DMDJmNzVkMjY%253D%26fbclid%3DIwAR2dY5ta9E5JycufDRQzXds0F3I6AfIWrYppmW0YDh6MYhb29A6LuqZ-tQY&h=AT0S_0hGnaAyoA9UdArKFHtq9ToYM48XfHnj_Q3LkOBB5r7nZ2OmTW8XZNMu5uT7TaLOnkKXzat3m2kz8Avrhv1mQGGAX5ptnPW1NGWvKxKjfDzLcfPJPZo5AbkicQPZLDT8RQ betterhealthandrehab.com 

In today's Episode, Janice Brown talks with Dr. McLaughlin about living with Ulcerative proctitis. She shares her journey with discovering her illness, and how she has learned to live with her symptoms. She gives us practical advice for those who are dealing with Ulcerative proctitis.   Conversation Highlights: {01:13} Dr. McLaughlin's journey {05:37} How Dr. McLaughlin learned to handle her symptoms.  {08:29} Recommendations for people dealing this these symptoms.  {12:03} How Dr. McLaughlin is living now {14:00} The six Ps. Pleasure – Purpose – Pride – Product – Practice - A Pearl of wisdom   Resources: Dr. McLaughlin's website:  https://www.mindlull.com betterhealthandrehab.com

In today's Episode, Janice Brown talks with Dr. Evka about her journey with Hypercalcemia. She shares how she discovered she had Hypercalcemia and how she has learned to live with it. In this episode, you will learn about the treatments for Hypercalcemia.   Conversation Highlights: {01:54} Welcome Dr. Evka {02:48} Dr. Evka's journey with Hypercalcemia {05:00} Discovering she had Hypercalcemia and learning to live with it {18:12} How she is treating Hypercalcemia {21:30} how this led her to advocate for others {24:35} The six Ps. Pleasure – Purpose – Pride – Product – Practice - A Pearl of wisdom   Resources: betterhealthandrehab.com

In today's Episode, Janice Brown talks with an African American family with two sons who were born with Cystic Fibrosis. They share the story of learning their children had CF, and what life is like in a family with CF.   Conversation Highlights: {01:32} Meet our guest {04:25} The journey with Cystic Fibrosis {15:18} Raising children with Cystic Fibrosis {35:15} The six Ps. Pleasure – Purpose – Pride – Product – Practice - A Pearl of wisdom   Resources: The Judkins CF Foundation link: https://fightcf.cff.org/site/TR;jsessionid=00000000.app202a?px=4935803&pg=personal&fr_id=9008&s_src=boundlessfundraising&s_subsrc=bfAphSmsPfMsg&NONCE_TOKEN=309693393B36D1780807CFBEEB062F5F   TJ's book: https://www.amazon.com/Boy-CF-Story-Acceptance-Endurance/dp/163308518X  betterhealthandrehab.com

In today's Episode, Janice Brown talks with Gary, a father of a sixteen-year-old daughter with autism. He talks about raising Monica, and how he has learned to adapt his passion for exercise to create a program to help his daughter. Conversation Highlights: {01:25} Gary's story {05:25} Getting a diagnosis of autism and learning how to function as a family {10:37} Life today at the age of 16 {13:14} Writing a book {15:20} How exercise helps, training sessions ideas {21:52} Online Training {27:31} The Six Ps Resources: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000621924877 Instagram gary_martinez_jr Tik Tok garymartinezjr2017 YouTube Gary Martinez Jr Read his book here: https://acrobat.adobe.com/link/review?uri=urn:aaid:scds:US:097dd7bc-ca97-335b-ad4e-e8862c6aa9d0   betterhealthandrehab.com    

In today's Episode, Janice Brown talks with Fred about surviving having his heart stopped multiple times and learning to advocate for himself. Fred shares his journey to becoming healthy and how he has helped others do the same.   Conversation Highlights: {01:17} Fred's story {05:43} Pushing back when people say “no” {07:17} Traumatic Brain Injury {09:44} When your heart stops {19:55} Life today {22:53} Helping others, moving forward, and getting healthy {38:58} The Six Ps   Resources: https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.instagram.com%2Frepeatedlydf%2F%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR3vhIcnmwexg0hY0E6dcCFO9DUUtS7r4mnNWAoM6VMNMyiD6URpWYC3TFs&h=AT1jHvlI-wgzWFzU90CErt4g6NCde8GrE9SQUQmpLOAsH44Hn_DgGBUA5Mx20Tg0AN5jREs6iz4iZsTBlgXh8gU4y0iu7PDQD9Jacfc07nJ8qZ4LJITyElzFDptslzHoQXD6Ag   betterhealthandrehab.com

In today's Episode, Janice Brown talks with Tateisha who was born with congenital glaucoma. Taneisha talks about growing up and attending school with vision problems. She also shares her journey as a mother of triplets, and a daughter who also has congenital glaucoma.   Conversation Highlights: {00:43} Tateisha's story {01:48} Growing up with vision problems {02:40} Going to school with vision problems {04:57} Going to school with a goal to help people {07:32} Helping businesses be accessible to people with disabilities {09:04} Raising triples, with one child that has congenital Glaucoma {10:57} Programs Tateisha's daughter has access to {13:28} Looking to the future {17:00} The six Ps     Resources: https://triplet3345.wixsite.com/thetripletconnecti-1 BESB is a service for the blind offered by the state of CT. Anyone who is blind is encouraged to find a similar resource offered by their state and/or city/town: Bureau of Education and Services for the Blind (ct.gov)   H.E.R. Story, Healed, Empowered, Resilient.  Anthology by Carolyn Wilson H.E.R.Story Anthology: Healed, Empowered, Resilient - Kindle edition by WIlson, Carolyn, Chisolm, Darieth. Self-Help Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com.  Taneisha is one of the women in the book who shares her story of healing, empowerment, and resilience.   betterhealthandrehab.com    

In today's Episode, Janice Brown talks with Suzanne about her journey with a traumatic Brain Injury. After surviving a horrific car accident, Suzanne had to learn how to advocate for herself, and retrain her brain. She now works as a hospitality promoter and is excited about what the future holds. She shares her story with us. Conversation Highlights: {01:46} Suzanne's story {09:27} Missed early diagnoses and intervention {11:16} Becoming comfortable with advocating for herself {13:41} Working with a neurologist {16:58} Becoming independent again {23:40} Looking to the future {26:41} Working as a writer and hospitality promoter {28:55} The six Ps. Purpose, Pleasure, Pride, Practice, Product, Pear of Wisdom.   Resources: www.highrisetourism.com  betterhealthandrehab.com

In today's Episode, Janice Brown talks with Kellina Powell about being a black deaf woman in America. Kellina shares her story of a medical mistake that left her deaf. Kellina grew up deaf and has become very active on social media, helping others to be user-friendly for deaf people.   Conversation Highlights: {00:50} Kellina's story {07:40} Life as a deaf child {10:20} Life as a deaf highschooler {13:48} Devices Kellina uses {15:13} Life today as a deaf woman {21:21} What the future looks like {24:08} The Six Ps   Resources: Kellina's website: Coach | Mental Health Coach (kellinaempowerment.com) Show notes: Kellina's e-mail address: Kellinaempowerment.com IG: Deafqueenboss, Twitter: cutiekellina Face Mask that she uses: https://amwy.me/8FXP6xkUQ betterhealthandrehab.com

Janice Brown loved how you talked about how ideas would flow to you and you were able to put them on the back burner till they were ready to come to life. Sometimes we need to wait till the time is right...   Born and raised on the tiny island of St. Croix, Janice grew up with a love for nature. Her parents instilled in her the importance of whole foods and regular exercise.   She carried this with her through medical school, her residency in PM&R (the one specialty that still believes in examining patients through touch), and her training in Life Coaching, Acupuncture and Functional Medicine.   She finds creativity by combining her knowledge in these areas to formulate individualized wellness plans for people who are serious about optimizing their lives. When not creating, she enjoys spending time with her family, reading, journaling, traveling and exercising.   To connect with Janice go to:  http://www.betterhealthandrehab.com/ https://www.facebook.com/betterhealthandrehab info@betterhealthandrehab.com IG: betterhealthandrehab   This podcast is all about inspiring , connecting and sharing stories   Like, follow and share so we can hear each other and expand the definition of creativity to make it all inclusive!   There are a bunch of exciting things going on at I Am Creative & Express Yourself Publishing to check out: https://www.iamcreativephilly.com/   If you have always wanted to write a book or be in one then check this out... You will be a #1 Amazon Best Seller... https://www.iamcreativephilly.com/express-yourself-publishing-house   We are now gathering contributors for the next multi author book: Creativity Is.... Not Cute It Is Necessary To check it out go to: https://ytcz2qvw8xc.typeform.com/to/YyTyzAnA   Also I Am Creative is now streaming on RVN TV platform. Check out the weekly interviews with incredible guests as we are expanding the definition of creativity and they are teaching me something... so fun! Check it out: https://rvntelevision.com/tv-show/i-am-creative/     Creatively Yours,  Hollis  

In today's Episode, Janice Brown talks with Martha Lang about her life with HIV. She tells the story of receiving devastating news in the late 1980s. and then learning to live with the disease. She shares how her body has been affected, and how she works as an advocate for others.   Conversation Highlights: {02:20} Martha's story of HIV {09:49} Teaching other people {17:07} Three things that happened to her body when Martha got AIDS {21:03} Dealing with COVID {29:30} Martha's writings {34:36} Six Ps {48:30} Troublemaker Award     Resources: Martha's book that can be found on Amazon -  Hope in Times of Plague: Introduction - Kindle edition by Lang Ph.D. , Martha E. . Professional & Technical Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com.   The software she uses to organize her life: ClickUp.com   betterhealthandrehab.com

In today's Episode, Janice Brown talks with a mother of a child with Sensory Processing Disorder. She talks about the process of getting a diagnosis, learning about the disorder, and finding help for her son.   Conversation Highlights: {01:45} The journey {02:25} What is Sensory Processing Disorder? {06:36} Finding help {16:20} Dietary changes {25:18} Interactive Metronome {30:17} How puberty affected the disorder {37:07} Her son today {45:54} The six Ps.     Resources: Cheryl@cherylboyles.com https://linkedin.com/in/cherylboyles https://facebook.com/group/trulyricherwoman www.cherylboyles.com www.interactivemetronome.com   betterhealthandrehab.com

In today's Episode, Janice Brown talks with Anima, an artist living with Mast Cell Activation Syndrome. She explains the difficulty of getting diagnosed and learning to live with a disease that has no cure.   Conversation Highlights: {01:13} Anima's journey {02:50} What is Mast Cell Activation Syndrome? {03:56} How Anima's became sick {11:47} Getting diagnosed {13:16} Managing day to day {16:23} Triggers {18:26} Heart Break Syndrome {21:48} How the experiences have affected Anima's ART {37:00} Three Ps. Purpose, Pleasure, and Pride     Resources: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/79917.Crowds_and_Power   https://vitruvianvision.com/   betterhealthandrehab.com

Living with Chronic Pain In today's episode, Janice Brown talks with Serita Valmond about pain management and chronic pain. Janice and Serita talk about using supplements, diet, exercise, and other tools to help deal with pain.   Conversation Highlights: {02:40} Story of Serita Valmond {22:29} Diet and pain management {23:30} The pieces of pain management and the time it took to incorporate into everyday life {32:15} Pain management improvement from accident to today {34:15} Using supplements {40:15} Primary care providers and their knowledge of pain management {47:30} living with an invisible disability {51:00} Product- Practice- Purl of wisdom- Purpose- Pleasure and Pride.     Resources: Instagram @Iamchronicallyresilient. To read the book "The Comeback Anthology", in which she authored a chapter email her directly at goalchasers2020@gmail.com.   betterhealthandrehab.com  

In today's episode, Janice Brown talks with Leslie Green about her health journey that led to limb loss. Leslie found education helped her find healing and purpose. Now she shares her education with both doctors and amputees.     Conversation Highlights: {01:00} Leslie's story {19:39} Leslie's career experience and education led to healing and finding purpose. {26:30} Choosing your attitude and being with other amputees and developing communities {44:54} Education for everyone. The growth and future of amputee communities {47:39} Statistics {57:05} The invisible disability {1:02:38} The three Ps   Contact Leslie Green legreen@Hanger.com 952-221-5186   Resources: Daily Motivational Emails Weekly Podcast based on issues/topics of interest Peer mentor program Amputee Resource Educational Communities (Monday-Friday, and Sunday pm)   BALANCED Spanish Amputee Community The FIRST Monday of the month –STARTING JANUARY 3rd–11-12:00 pm central time (12-1:00 pm eastern time; 10-11:00 am mountain time, 9-10:00 am pacific time) zone on Zoom. Come and discuss issues related to living with limb loss and limb difference—a Spanish interpreter is present.   Monday – BALANCED BILATERALS–  –10-11:00 am central time (11-12:00 pm eastern time; 9-10:00 am mountain time, 8-9:00 am pacific time) zone on Zoom   Monday—BALANCED Diabetics— –7-8:00 pm central time (8-9:00 pm eastern time; 6-7:00 pm mountain time, 5-6:00 pm pacific time) zone on ZoomCome and discuss issues related to living with limb loss and diabetes Tuesday – BALANCED WOUND, CHARCOT, AND PARTIAL AMPUTATION – 10-11:00 am central time (11-12:00 pm eastern, 9-10:00 am  mountain, 8-9:00 am pacific time)  on ZoomCome and discuss issues related to living with chronic wounds, and Partial amputations   Tuesday—BALANCE— –7-8:00 pm central time (8-9:00 pm eastern time; 6-7:00 pm mountain time, 5-6:00 pm pacific time) zone on Zoom Wednesday BALANCE AND BEYOND (surgery to year one)— 10:00-11:00 am central time11-12:00 am eastern time; 9-10:00 am mountain time, 8-9:00 am pacific time) zone on Zoom Wednesday BALANCED WOMEN—3-4:00 pm  central (4-5:00 pm eastern, 2-3:00 mountain, 1-2:00pm pacific) on Zoom Wednesday BALANCED MEN— meet from 7-8:00 pm central (8-9:00 pm eastern time; 6-7:00 pm mountain time, 5-6:00 pm pacific time) time zone on Zoom Thursday BALANCED MIDWEEK—need a break? Join us for some laughter and light-hearted conversation in your day. This group meets from 10-11:00 am central (11-12:00 pm eastern, 9-10:00 am mountain, 8-9:00 am pacific time) on Zoom Thursday BALANCE TOGETHER—the group for spouses, family members, and friends will meet from 7-8:00 pm central (8-9:00 pm eastern time; 6-7:00 pm mountain time, 5-6:00 pm pacific time) time  Friday BALANCE  UP—An amputee community for those living with upper extremity amputations and limb differences.  This group meets from 10:00-11:00 am central (11:00-12:00 pm eastern time; 9:00-10:00 am mountain time, 8:00-9:00 am pacific time) time zone on Zoom Sunday Balanced Beginners Pediatric Community—An amputee community for youth and parents who have a limb difference.  Youth of this group meet from 6:30-7:00 pm and the parents   meet  from 7-8:00 pm central (8-9:00 pm eastern time; 6-7:00 pm mountain time, 5-6:00 pm pacific time)time zone on Zoom Sunday BALANCED Conversations—Come gather together for some casual conversations, and a chance to be focused on the week ahead.  We will meet from 7-8:00 pm central (8-9:00 pm eastern time; 6-7:00 pm mountain time, 5-6:00 pm pacific time) time zone on Zoom Sunday  Balanced Beginners Pediatric Community—An amputee community for youth and parents who have a limb difference.  Youth of this group meet from 6:30-7:00 pm and the parents   meet  from 7-8:00 pm central (8-9:00 pm eastern time; 6-7:00 pm mountain time, 5-6:00 pm pacific time)time zone on Zoom   betterhealthandrehab.com    

The Wellness Warrior Radio/Podcast Show with The Wellness Ambassador Dr. Shannon Denard with Guest Janice Brown. Part 3: Financial Wellbeing -Leaving a Legacy. www.wellnessembassydenard.org

In today's Episode, Janice Brown talks with Dr. Payne about his journey with MS. Taking huge jumps literally and figuratively to find purpose in life when living with a chronic illness. Conversation Highlights: {01:33} The journey of Dr. Payne {14:14} Stress and the affects on MS {22:25} Health Coaches {25:07} The modes that we work in {28:00} Empathy, honest and support people {32:20} Lifting yourself up from your low point {40:53} Adaptive sports {48:25} Finding your tribe and purpose {51:45} The 3 Ps     Resources: yourlifelivedwell.com betterhealthandrehab.com    

In today's Episode, Janice Brown talks with author Sheila Preston Fitzgerald about her amputation. Sheila lost her leg in a vehicle accident. While at first, it looked as though her leg had been saved, after a year it had to be amputated. Sheila talks about learning how to adjust to her life, dealing with narcotics, and learning to let people help her. She also talks about creating a new life that you can be proud of.   Conversation Highlights: {00:41} The story of Sheila losing her leg {07:00} How Sheila finds her strength in God {08:24} Getting MERSA {12:28} Navigating the new world of needing to learn about the scientific parts of amputee life {14:50} Dealing with Narcotics and letting people help you {18:37} Using crutches {22:30} Creating a new life you can be proud of {34:25} Using writing to work though her emotions {36:40} The Future looks good {42:55} The 3 Ps     Resources: www.OneFootInHeavenOnline.com - this is Sheila's website where you can read more about Shelia's story, download the first 2 chapters of her book, and purchase her book or hire her for a speaking engagement.    https://www.stumpbutter.com - this is the product Sheila uses to help maintain moisture and skin integrity of her amputated limb, a necessary part of limb loss care when using a prosthesis.    betterhealthandrehab.com

In today's Episode, Janice Brown talks about the importance of resiliency. What is resiliency? How do we become resilient?   Conversation Highlights: {00:41} What is resiliency? {03:01} The importance of being intentional? {06:14} Be true to who you are. {07:43} Why do you need to ask for help?   Resources: betterhealthandrehab.com

In today's Episode, Janice Brown talks with Dr. Bastas. Dr. Bastas had an amputation when he was 17 years old. However, that didn't stop him from going to medical school and becoming a doctor. Dr. Bastas shares his story and advice.   Conversation Highlights: {00:41} Intro to Dr. Bastas {06:20} Complications from the treatment {09:00} getting the recommendation to have an amputation at age 17 {11:28} Moving to the states, culture shock {18:00} Living with the disability, having a good attitude {23:00} Life in medical school {28:00} Devices to use for limb loss and what he doing now. {37:00} Advice   Resources: betterhealthandrehab.com

This episode features music from the Staple Singers (pictured), Oakland Silvertones, Revs. F.C. Barnes & Janice Brown, Apostolic Choraleers, Meditation Singers, Mars Hill B.C. Choir, and others - plus an inspirational message from the late Gen. Colin Powell.

In today's Episode, Janice Brown talks about Grit. What is Grit? How does someone develop Grit?   Conversation Highlights: {00:41} what is Grit {01:55} How does one get Grit? {05:00} Choosing how you're going to live your life {05:20} Exercising Grit {07:49} Courage {11:06} Who needs Grit?   Resources: betterhealthandrehab.com

  In today's Episode, Janice Brown interviews two guests on the topic of Hospice care. D.J. Ryan is a hospice nurse and John Reinhart is a hospice volunteer. D.J. and John talk about the importance of hospice care, how their lives have been touched personally by hospice care, and the difference between hospice and palliative care.   Conversation Highlights: {00:41} Introduction of the topic. {01:44} Introduction of the guests. {02:29} What is a virtual dementia tour? {05:15} Hospice is about quality of life, not the end of life. {09:11} What a hospice volunteer does. {10:30} What hospice offers your loved one. {13:30} The hospice team members. {23:16} How hospice has changed and how it has stayed the same over the years. {30:00} The difference between hospice and palliative care. {40:00} The financial part of hospice care. {42:36} The three Ps (Product, Practice, and Pearls of wisdom)     Resources: John P. Renyhart | Facebook  Home - Hospice of Marion County  betterhealthandrehab.com    

In today's Episode, Janice Brown talks to Lexi. Lexi was a regular college student who became ill in her senior year. The illness left her unable to move her arms or legs. She was diagnosed with Acute Flaccid Myelitis (AFM).  After a long time in rehab, she was able to gain some movement again. Lexi continued to Law school and shares her story of inspiration. Conversation Highlights: {01:00} Introduction of Lexi {01:50} Getting a diagnosis of Acute Flaccid Myelitis (AFM) in college {05:30} Dealing with a sudden change {07:00} In Rehab {08:00} What Lexi has learned from the experience {13:15} Learning to walk again {20:00} Going to Law School and practicing construction law {25:00} The 3 Ps. Perl of wisdom, Product, Practice   Resources: betterhealthandrehab.com   Billy Shoes https://billyfootwear.com/collections/all-shoes  InMotion Lofstrand Crutches! https://www.millennialmedical.com/products/in-motion-pro-forearm-crutch

In an age marked by racial division and political polarization, what visions and ideals can Americans share? When our national history is for many a source of shame rather than pride, how can Americans find a way forward to prosper and thrive—together? And when many thinkers and activists emphasize historical grievance and victimization, who can offer a more positive perspective without ignoring the injustices of the past? AEI's Academic Programs hosted a recent panel conversation on the 1776 Unites movement, a non-partisan and intellectually diverse alliance of thinkers, writers, and activists offering important answers to these questions by tackling some of America's biggest educational, cultural, and economic challenges. We were joined by AEI's Ian Rowe, the University of California, Berkeley's Janice Brown, Glenn Loury of Brown University, and Wilfred Reilly of Kentucky State University. You can also watch the conversation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cpa1QGJW1o (here). -https://www.aei.org/academic-programs/ (AEI for Students) -https://www.aei.org/executive-councils/ (AEI Executive Council Program)

In today's Episode, Janice Brown talks to Chelsey. Chelsey was diagnosed with the very rare disease of Fibrous Dysplasia. She talks about learning she had the disease and how it has impacted her life. I hope you enjoy this conversation.     Conversation Highlights: {00:27} Intro of guest {01:47} What is Fibrous Dysplasia {02:35} Being diagnosed with Fibrous Dysplasia {05:00} Learning the rarity of FD {07:11} Treatment options {13:00} Dealing with depression {17:00} Things that changed, leaning on support systems {24:00} Future goals {26:00} The 3 Ps. Perl of wisdom, Product, Practice   Resources: betterhealthandrehab.com Fibrous Dysplasia Overview | NIH Osteoporosis and Related Bone Diseases National Resource Center

In today's Episode, Janice Brown talks to Callie about growing up hard of hearing. Callie tells her story of going to school and choosing a career path all while being hard of hearing.    Conversation Highlights: {1:03}    Introduction of Callie {4:00}    Terminology to use {7:20}    Going to school {12:50}  College life {16:00}  Graduating and choosing a career path {19:00} Volunteering at her old pre-school.   {27:00}  3 Ps. Pearl of wisdom, Product recommendations, practice you use.     Resources: betterhealthandrehab.com Callie signing This is Halloween https://www.facebook.com/mkbrant/posts/10157763993467616   AirPods https://www.apple.com/airpods/

Thriving in life after surviving a car accident.   In today's Episode, Janice Brown talks to Michelle Kuei.  Michelle shares her story of being hit by a car on her way home from school, moving to America, and learning to thrive with a disability. Conversation Highlights: {0:20}    Introduction of Michelle {1:41}    The story of her accident {4:30}    Going to school after years in rehab {8:09}    Moving to America {12:21}  Deciding to make a change {15:20}  Mountain Climbing {27:00}  3 Ps. Pearl of wisdom, Product recommendations, practice you use.     Resources: betterhealthandrehab.com Full Focus Planner by Michael Hyatt https://fullfocusplanner.com/?v%3Futm_campaign=plannersales&utm_medium=monkedia&utm_source=bing&utm_content=plannersales&m_ac=20040&m_pl=04&m_tm=81&msclkid=465c6d3d21f1176be2c80c38e8f6a694   Michelle Kuie – A Personal Confidence Coach https://elevatelifecoaching.org/  

In today's Episode, Janice Brown talks to Mica Barrington, a single mom who survived Five strokes that resulted from her Moyamoya Disease.   Mica talks about learning to be independent again, learning to walk and care for her children. She shares her accomplished goals and the new goals she has set for the future.   Conversation Highlights: {1:39}    Introduction of Mica {3:11}    Learning to work {5:00}    Living independently {7:12}    Family encouragement {8:50}    The feeling of being independent and ongoing recovery {11:20}  Future goals {14:00}  Retraining your brain to find the paths it needs {15:30}  3 Ps. Pearl of wisdom, Product recommendations, Practice you use.     Resources: betterhealthandrehab.com https://www.walmart.com/ip/As-Seen-On-TV-Copper-Knife-Medium/936266691

In today's Episode, Janice Brown tells her own story. I knew from an early age I wanted to be a doctor. My path to medical school was the road less traveled have taken 6 years off between undergraduate and medical school. Growing up on the island of St. Croix, I had access to fresh air, outside activities, organic food, and unlimited imagination. One day when I was a teenager, my mom became bedridden from back pain. I instinctively thought to massage her back. The results were immediate, she was able to get out of bed. My experiences as a child followed me to adulthood. After I earned an undergraduate degree in Spanish at Columbia University, I pursued Massage Therapy at the former Swedish Institute in New York City. My fluency in Spanish led to my first job out of college as a Research Assistant at Columbia University Medical Center. All the while, I practiced massage therapy, learning various tools that would later serve me. In 2004, I started medical school at New Jersey Medical School in Newark, NJ. I remained true to myself and applied for residency in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R). It was the one specialty that allowed me to see patients get better and back on their feet. Since then, my goal has been to guide my patients to better health and a better quality of life. Conversation Highlights: {2:00} Childhood {4:42} My college journey {6:23} How being a massage therapist has helped my practice {10:24} Story of a Doctor who took the time to get the story of her patient {11:37} Story of surviving Hurricane Hugo in 1989 {14:13} How storytelling helps “Frequent flyer” patients {17:48} More about my life today {19:15} Why I named my company Better Health and Rehab.   Resources: betterhealthandrehab.com

By God's grace, Adam Brown overcame drug addiction to become a member of Navy SEAL Team SIX. In this episode, Jill talks to Adam's parents, Larry and Janice Brown, about Adam's growing up years, his struggles with drugs as a young man, his quest to become a member of the elite Navy SEALs, and his death in the Hindu Kush mountains of Afghanistan in March of 2010. They share how his life and death have impacted their faith and their family, and discuss how God has carried them through the last ten years.

QUARTET HISTORY MONTH, TODAY WE HONOR REV. JANICE BROWN

There are two monumentally life changing questions that usually dawn on us at some point in our journey. What do I want? and Who am I? Once either of them is bestowed upon us, we can count on the fact that our life we will never be the same.  What follows is a colorful journey filled with trials, triumphs and lessons. Your story becomes a striking thread in the fabric of all existence. In this episode we get to listen to fellow yoga teacher, Janice Brown's, story.  This path of inquiry - What’s it been like, what has she learned and how did/does she navigate the confusion and messiness that sometimes comes with facing our truth. The topic is deep but the conversation is full of laughs. The biggest message: IT DOESN”T HAVE TO BE SO HARD!!! Plug in those earbuds to get inspired and laugh along with us!

Special guests: Patrick Saia and Janice Brown

If a client can’t or won’t pay your retainer, he or she is not worth a discount, Janice Brown tells the ABA Journal’s Stephanie Francis Ward in this episode of Asked and Answered. But there are ways to explain your true value to a potential client who balks at the cost. Brown, who is the founding partner of the litigation firm Brown Law Group, advises confidence when speaking with a potential client, and gives listeners tips drawn from her own experience explaining legal fees and retainers.

If a client can’t or won’t pay your retainer, he or she is not worth a discount, Janice Brown tells the ABA Journal’s Stephanie Francis Ward in this episode of Asked and Answered. But there are ways to explain your true value to a potential client who balks at the cost. Brown, who is the founding partner of the litigation firm Brown Law Group, advises confidence when speaking with a potential client, and gives listeners tips drawn from her own experience explaining legal fees and retainers.

In the second in a series of podcasts focused on NAMWOLF, the National Association of Women and Minority Owned Law Firms, Sharon Sayles Belton, Thomson Reuter's Vice President of Government Affairs and Community relations, interviews Janice Brown of the Brown Law Group in San Diego. Janice is also vice chair of NAMWOLF.

For this Memorial Day show, we are privileged to have the Gold Star parents of Adam Brown, fallen SEAL Team 6 operator. Larry and Janice's son Adam was killed in action on March 17, 2010 in Afghanistan.  He died a hero, putting himself in harm's way to help save his team. They share with us […] The post Episode 029 – Larry and Janice Brown, parents of fallen SEAL Adam Brown appeared first on .

For this Memorial Day show, we are privileged to have the Gold Star parents of Adam Brown, fallen SEAL Team 6 operator. Larry and Janice’s son Adam was killed in action on March 17, 2010 in Afghanistan.  He died a hero, putting himself in harm’s way to help save his team. They share with us […] The post Episode 029 – Larry and Janice Brown, parents of fallen SEAL Adam Brown appeared first on .

"THE BARNES" BISHOP F.C. BARNES LUTHER BARNES RED BUDD CHOIR SUNSET JUBILAIRES Luther Barnes is a record producer, director, songwriter, composer and lead singer of Luther Barnes and the Sunset Jubilaires and the Red Budd Gospel Choir. http://www.oldies.com/artist-songs/Luther-Barnes.html https://www.google.com/#q=luther+barnes+and+the+red+budd+choir Gospel music lovers across the country were saddened with the passing of AIR Gospel/Malaco Recording Artist Bishop F C Barnes on July 11. Bishop Barnes was 82.  AIR Records, Bishop F C Barnes, Luther Barnes, Malaco Records, Red Budd Gospel Choir, Rev. Janice Brown, Sunset Jubilaires Howcee Productions Gospel Thanks  http://www.gospelflava.com/  Malaco Gospel  

Host Marie Hulett talks with Janice Brown of Tails Magazine and Maryanne Dell reviews a new batch of books about animals.

Today's show should inspire you dog lover's to spread the word about pet rescue and adoption! There are over 7 million shelter/rescue pets ready to be adopted each year, unfortunately almost half of them are put to death. That's over 3 million pets. Join me as I speak with Janice Brown, founder of Tails Magazine, and the force behind "Letters for Pets", a letter-writing initiative asking President Obama to issue a presidential proclamation declaring April 30th National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day. Whether you want a specific breed or a mutt-mix, a puppy or an adult, I guarantee the right adoptable dog is out there for you. Take the time to impact and shift our current perspective on pets and get involved in this amazing campaign. Want more education on the subject (and many others)? Check out this podcast, or any of the links included, it's your chance to win with dogs! More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Adopt a Pet with Raquel Wynn

Millions of homeless animals end up in shelters every year. Half of the pets that go into shelters die there, because time runs out before they can be adopted. How can caring pet lovers stem the furry tide? Janice Brown, Founder of Tails Magazine, has started a letter-writing campaign called "Letters for Pets," urging President Obama to declare April 30th National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day by Presidential Proclamation. Listen to the show to learn how you can add your vote to help shelter pets find forever homes! More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Vote! For National Pet Adopt A Shelter Pet Day with Amy Shojai on Pet Life Radio

Deerstet Music is pleased to announce the exclusive world premiere of the brand new country collaboration single, “Better Then Before,” with lyrics and vocals by Janice Brown on Nikki Rocks the Politics on Blogtalk Radio! Derek van Deerstet will join host Nikki Starr to talk about his music and some of his other exciting projects on Friday, January 16, 2009 at 10am ET.

Deerstet Music is pleased to announce the exclusive world premiere of the brand new country collaboration single, “Better Then Before,” with lyrics and vocals by Janice Brown on Nikki Rocks the Politics on Blogtalk Radio! Derek van Deerstet will join host Nikki Starr to talk about his music and some of his other exciting projects on Friday, January 16, 2009 at 10am ET.