Podcast appearances and mentions of jennifer sanders

In this episode of the Crack House Chronicles Donnie and Dale were invited by Ms. Jennifer Sanders to South Point High School in Belmont North Carolina to speak to her Forensic Science Classes. Her classes are investigating the Asha Degree case and they had so many great questions related to her case and other true crime cases. This was a pure joy for us to visit and speak to the students.  https://www.crackhousechronicles.com/ https://linktr.ee/crackhousechronicles https://www.tiktok.com/@crackhousechronicles https://www.facebook.com/crackhousechronicles Check out our MERCH! https://www.teepublic.com/user/crackhousechronicles

Welcome to Technology Revolution: The Future of Now rendezvous As host Bonnie D. on her Scarlett mic explores tech with curiosity anew In the realm of Urbanization, AI's impact will transcend As populations shift into the future, status quo will bend Joining her here on this exciting AI-fueled ride Eric Simone, Jennifer Sanders, Don DeLoach and Jeff DeCoux in Futurist stride Buckle up, global audience, watch and listen to our sound As AI Goes Urban at Bonnie D.'s table round

In this week's episode of Divorcing Well, I chat with family mediator, Jennifer Sanders, about the pros of using mediation to resolve your family law matter.  Jennifer discusses what mediation involves, misconceptions surrounding mediation, the advantages, disadvantages and so much more.  I am a big proponent of mediation and encourage listeners to tune in to this podcast to determine if their own case could benefit from mediation. To learn more about Jennifer Sanders and her mediation services visit: https://jennifersanders.ca/

Guest: Jennifer Sanders, Co-Founder and Executive Director at NTXIA [@NTXIA_]On Linkedin | https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenniferhsanders/____________________________Host: Marco Ciappelli, Co-Founder at ITSPmagazine [@ITSPmagazine] and Host of Redefining Society Podcast & Audio Signals PodcastOn ITSPmagazine | https://www.itspmagazine.com/itspmagazine-podcast-radio-hosts/marco-ciappelli____________________________Episode NotesAs urban landscapes continue to evolve, the world's gaze is fixed on the potential of smart cities. The Smart City Expo World Congress stands as a testament to this interest, connecting global leaders, innovative companies, and forward-thinking organizations. The aim? To collaboratively move cities towards a brighter, more sustainable future. In this episode of the "Redefining Society Podcast" on ITSP Magazine, Marco Ciappelli engages in a riveting conversation with Jennifer Sanders, founder of the North Texas Innovation Alliance. They discuss the intertwining roles of technology, society, and politics in shaping the cities of tomorrow.While many might nostalgically think of the Jetsons when envisioning the future, the reality of smart cities is far more complex and intertwined with our daily lives. As urban areas house an increasing majority of the world's population, understanding the trajectory of these cities becomes paramount. Jennifer Sanders, with her extensive experience in consulting, innovation alliances, and regional planning, offers valuable insights. She emphasizes the importance of thinking both globally and hyper-locally, underscoring the need for communities to work from the ground up, ensuring a quality of life that resonates with every individual.As technology continues to redefine the boundaries of our world, this episode sheds light on the balance between individual deep interactions and broader global engagements. It's a balance of hyperlocal focus and global vision, reminding us that every piece is essential in crafting the world we aspire to inhabit.____________________________Watch this and other videos on ITSPmagazine's YouTube Channel

Please join us in welcoming Jennifer Sanders! Jennifer Sanders is a trauma informed coach who specializes in how past trauma impacts a person's physical, mental and spiritual well being. Jennifer […]

Hi #SmartCommunity friends! In this episode of the Smart Community podcast, I'm excited to have Jennifer Sanders back on the show for the 3rd time! Jennifer was also on the podcast back in Episode 170 and also Episode 284, so make sure you go back and check out those great conversations after you've listened to this one. I'm also excited to announce that Jennifer and I will be speaking on a panel together in Barcelona and the Smart Cities Expo World Congress on the 7th November 2023! It's going to be fantastic.  In this episode, Jennifer tells us about what she does with the Dallas Innovation Alliance and some of the projects she's worked on there, including a Digital Inclusion Project and a Drones and Robotics project. We discuss the different ways the Dallas Innovation Alliance collaborates with other groups and how it's different to a traditional approach, as well as what's changed in the last 18 months since she was last on the show. Jennifer then shares with us a bit about the Urban Resilience Fellows Program they are working on, which of course has an interdisciplinary focus, and the power of brave conversations and courageous collaborations for solving wicked problems.  Jennifer and I finish our chat discussing the emerging trend of the fact that now you can find someone talking about almost everything within the Smart Community space, and why we need to lean into multigenerational connections and collaborations as the next step for Smart Communities. As always we hope you enjoyed listening to this episode as much as we enjoyed making it. Connect with Jennifer on LinkedIn or via www.ntxia.org  or Dallasinnovationalliance.com   Connect with me via email: hello@mysmart.community Connect with My Smart Community via LinkedIn or Twitter and watch on YouTube Podcast Production by Perk Digital

Pushback against separate proposals on speed limiters and automatic emergency braking systems is growing. We'll talk about the big stories of the week – plus remember and honor the life of OOIDA board member Bob Esler. A new program is designed to help trucks stop at fewer traffic signals in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. We'll hear from Jennifer Sanders of the North Texas Innovation Alliance. Also, in Iowa, you can adopt, relocate and use a historic bridge. Brennan Dolan of the Iowa Department of Transportation explains. And it's the story of a Canadian truck driver who wrecked her truck in Pennsylvania, got hit with a DUI and then was fired by her trucking company. So why did an arbitrator order that company to reinstate her? 0:00 – Newscast.  10:06 – Pushback grows on speed limiters, AEB. 24:50 – Getting trucks through traffic lights. 39:18 – Why did company have to take back driver in DUI case?

Interview with Jennifer Sanders - Executive Director, North Texas Innovation Alliance & Brandon Branham - Chief Technology Officer and Assistant City Manager, City of Peachtree Corners (Curiosity Lab at Peachtree Corners).Jennifer Sanders is a leader and thinker in smart cities and regions. She is, currently, the Executive Director of the North Texas Innovation Alliance, a consortium of cross-sector organisations including public, private, civic and academic entities, that works to build and implement a regional smart, connected and resilient strategy for North Texas.Brandon Branham is the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and Assistant City Manager of Peachtree Corners, one of the United States' first 5G smart cities powered by real-world connected infrastructure. He is the leader of smart city and IoT programmes under the flagship of the City of Peachtree Corners. Interview Topics1. Could you both please start by telling us a little bit about your backgrounds? 2. Could you share with us about your earlier career path and your motivations or inspiration? What made you decide to jump deeper in the area of smart cities?3. Peachtree Corners had announced the partnership with the North Texas Innovation Alliance (NTXIA) since October this year to join hands in supporting the expansion of smart cities across the country through public-private partnerships. Could you share more about the vision, mission and how you think this partnership will be able to bring the citizens closer to innovation and new technologies which are invented to make their lives easier?4. According to the UN-Habitat, World Cities Report, 70% of the world population will be living in cities by 2030. At the end of the day, all inventions aim to create a better quality of life so the way we approach innovation is also very important. What do you think about regional approach and could you share more about the importance of collaboration between cities, Jennifer?5. For Brandon, what are the most significant features or services in Peachtree Corner that you want to develop the same to other smart cities in the country in near future? 6. Do you plan to create a set of living standards for citizens in smart cities? What are the biggest challenges that you are facing at the moment?7. Does sustainability act as a key factor in your plan of development and what will you do to create a smarter but more sustainable city?About Dinis Guarda profile and Channelshttps://www.openbusinesscouncil.orghttps://www.intelligenthq.comhttps://www.hedgethink.com/https://www.citiesabc.com/More interviews and research videos on Dinis Guarda YouTube

Sometimes the sequel is as good or even better than the original! We have a retuning guest in the shape of the delightful author Christen Stovall but this time she isn't alone! We have company of the wonderful Jennifer Sanders!! This is a brilliant episode we get to hear all about how they met, what motivates them, their work together on the Fae-Touched Chronicles and their future work based on the Robin Hood mythos and much much more! If you want to laugh and learn about the writing process and have some damn good fun this is the episode for you! Social Media links Boundless Fantasy page FB:  https://www.facebook.com/BoundlessFantasy Website: https://boundlessfantasy.wixsite.com/christenstovallbooks Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/christenstovall/   Talking Codswallop can be found on ALL social media: @CodswallopPod and we are on YOUTUBE too!!! :)   

Do I need a lawyer to start mediation? Jennifer Sanders, Family Law Mediator, answers this listener question. You can find Jennifer at: www.sandersmediation.ca @SandersMediation ***** Today's episode is sponsored by: The Women's Financial Wellness Center WFWC is the support system women need to make strategic, winning moves in your divorce. Go to WFWCdivorce.com to learn more ******

Can we wrap this divorce up already?? Jennifer Sanders is a Family Law Mediator You can find her at: www.sandersmediation.ca IG: @SandersMediation ******

Christen Stovall (from Episode 8) brings her writing partner Jennifer Sanders to Hungry Trilobyte! The two authors have completed a series of fantasy novels, The Fae-Touched Chronicles. During our chat, we discuss not only the release of the first book, Seer's Choice, but we create a writer's forum where the three of us hash out different creative processes and friendly shenanigans. See Show Notes at www.AaronBossig.com

So, you've come to the place of deciding that you want a separation. Now what? How do you have one of the most difficult conversations of your life with someone? Is there ever a right time? The way you tell your spouse about your decision can set the tone for your entire separation and co-parenting future. There's no changing that fact that this kind of conversation can be devastating and life-changing. But, there are ways to go about it that can help soften the blow and move things forward positively. The alternative can mean heightened conflict, "lawyering up", and drama, drama, drama. In today's episode we discuss tips for: HOW to tell your spouse in an appropriate way WHEN to have the conversation, because timing is everything WHAT things to say that can lower conflict WHY it's so important to take the time to have this conversation in the best way possible You don't have to go through divorce alone, support is available. Circles is an emotional support platform that connects you with a small group of others going through divorce in a safe online space. Head to circlesup.com and use promo code SPLIT2022 to get the first month free and join your circle today. To learn more about mediation and schedule a phone consultation with Jennifer Sanders click here Book a consultation for divorce coaching with Ashley Wood by clicking here Find us on Instagram: Ashley @theconsciouscoparent Jennifer @sandersmediation The content on this podcast is provided for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/splittheaftereverafterpod/message

Spousal support (called alimony in the US) is one of the most complicated and contentious areas of family law. The guidelines are complex with lots of grey areas, which can mean lots of room for conflict. Having what you need to make informed decisions is important. Today we discuss the basics of the Spousal Support Advisory Guidelines (SSAG), including: +Who is entitled to support +Compensatory vs. non-compensatory support +Spousal support with and without children +When does support end? +What is a lump-sum payment? More questions? Let us know (if you're listening on spotify, hit the q&a button below to leave a voice message or send us a DM) and we'll discuss in part two! You don't have to go through divorce alone, support is available. Circles is an emotional support platform that connects you with a small group of others going through divorce in a safe online space. Head to circlesup.com and use promo code SPLIT2022 to get the first month free and join your circle today. To learn more about mediation and schedule a phone consultation with Jennifer Sanders click here Book a consultation for divorce coaching with Ashley Wood by clicking here Find us on Instagram: Ashley @theconsciouscoparent Jennifer @sandersmediation The content on this podcast is provided for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/splittheaftereverafterpod/message

Hello #smartcommunityfriends, and hello to our listeners in Brussels, you are amongst this month's top city for episode downloads. I'm back with another bonus episode of the Smart Community Podcast sharing various guests answers to the question, ‘Where to next with Smart Cities and Communities?” And this time I'm sharing with you the answers from these guests:Chelsea Collier from Episode 280Hannah Beder from Episode 281Greg Lindsay from Episode 282Dustin Haisler from Episode 283And finally Jennifer Sanders from Episode 284Some themes that come through in the guest answers are around inclusivity, knowledge sharing, better definitions and frameworks in Smart Communities and talent retention.Putting people at the forefront of Smart Communities really highlights the needs of the community and how we can do things better. Making communities more inclusive, accessible and sharing knowledge will help shift and change our Smart Communities to more human centered and holistic environments. We also need to have the ability to see things differently in order to build better solutions and not miss any opportunities.As Chelsea Collier says, “when we get too ‘end in mind' focused, we miss the opportunity for the magic”.As always we hope you enjoyed listening to this episode as much as we enjoyed making it!Find the full show notes at: www.mysmart.communityConnect with me via email: hello@mysmart.communityConnect with My Smart Community via LinkedIn or Twitter and watch on YouTubeThe Smart Community Podcast is produced by Perk Digital.

Hi #smartcommunity friends! In this episode of the Smart Community Podcast, I have a wonderful chat with Jennifer Sanders, who you may remember from episode 170 that was released in May of 2020. Jennifer is the Co-Founder and Executive Director at the Dallas Innovation Alliance (DIA), a public-private partnership dedicated to supporting the design and execution of a Smart Cities plan for Dallas. In this episode, Jennifer starts by telling us about her background in communications and change management, her passion for Dallas and her focus to make change locally, before she tells us what a Smart Community means to her. Jennifer then shares with us what she has been working on since we last spoke in 2020 and what changes she has seen in the Smart Communities space since then, before discussing how she collaborates across state and county and some of her learnings from these partnerships. Jennifer then shares with us some of the interesting projects she has been working on, and we discuss the digital divide, and how we can overcome this in our communities. We finish our chat discussing the emerging trends of data privacy and protection policy approaches, and the importance of designing and embedding best practices into processes from the beginning. As always, we hope you enjoy listening to this episode as much as we enjoyed making it!Find the full show notes at: www.mysmart.communityConnect with Jennifer via LinkedIn or TwitterConnect with me via email: hello@mysmart.communityConnect with My Smart Community via LinkedIn or Twitter and watch on YouTubeThe Smart Community Podcast is produced by Perk Digital

Newly separated parents often don't realize just how many things there are to consider about the new co-parenting arrangement. Schedules, paying for extracurriculars, transition times, dealing with behaviour issues, introducing new partners are just a few issues of so many. Our guests today realized that taking the time to work out a detailed parenting plan is essential, but there were few professionals taking the time with clients to create them. Brandyn Roark Caires, a licensed counsellor and Jen Schimbeno, a Financial Planner, created "Parent Team," an online course that guides parents through the ins and outs of parenting from both homes. Today we talk to them about some of what they've learned from their years of experience working with co-parents. They offer some tips on how they manage the tough issues like financial disputes, withholding information, and badmouthing the other parent. Listen for a great description of their technique called, "Name It, Frame It, Don't Blame It" - it could be a game-changer for you and your kids! You can find more information about Parent Team @parentteam on IG and on their website: www.parentteam.com You don't have to go through divorce alone, support is available. Circles is an emotional support platform that connects you with a small group of others going through divorce in a safe online space. Head to circlesup.com and use promo code SPLIT2022 to get the first month free and join your circle today. To learn more about mediation and schedule a phone consultation with Jennifer Sanders click here Book a consultation for divorce coaching with Ashley Wood by clicking here Find us on Instagram: Ashley @theconsciouscoparent Jennifer @sandersmediation The content on this podcast is provided for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/splittheaftereverafterpod/message

Today my guest is Dr Jennifer Sanders What we discuss with Dr Sanders: How she decided to study cell biology, molecular biology, and biochemistry Her post doctoral fellowship in gastroenterology How she developed her skills in teaching How she became co-director of the pathobiology graduate program Pathobiology and how it differs from pathology Her research in liver transplantation and regeneration Her involvement in the American Society for Investigative Pathology Women In Pathology and her role in this organization The importance of mentorship Links for this episode: Health Podcast Network  LabVine Learning The ConfLab from LabVine Dress A Med scrubs   Dr Jennifer Sanders on Twitter American Society for Investigative Pathology Women In Pathology Pathobiology Graduate Program at Brown University Dr Sanders Publications   People of Pathology Podcast: Website Twitter

It's another Q+A episode! In this Part 3 installment of our series on High Conflict People we take questions from YOU. Thank you so much to everyone that took the time to submit such though-provoking and personal questions. There's a little bit of everything here, ranging from issues with new partners, to ignoring food allergies, and how to deal with co-parent no-shows. We each give our take on how to best handle these situations, scripts on what you can say, and of course a little of what NOT to do! We hope you'll find some answers here to your own situation. Please keep submitting your questions to us, and we're happy to help. You don't have to go through divorce alone, support is available. Circles is an emotional support platform that connects you with a small group of others going through divorce in a safe online space. Head to circlesup.com and use promo code SPLIT2022 to get the first month free and join your circle today. To learn more about mediation and schedule a phone consultation with Jennifer Sanders click here Book a consultation for divorce coaching with Ashley Wood by clicking here Find us on Instagram: Ashley @theconsciouscoparent Jennifer @sandersmediation --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/splittheaftereverafterpod/message

If you listened to last week's episode "Part 1: High Conflict People" you might have identified some high conflict personalities in your life. OK, so now what? In Part 2 of "High Conflict People" we discuss some practical strategies for communication with these types of people. We offer some scripts, tips, and our own anecdotes from the battlefield! If you're dealing with one of these characters in your life odds are you're overwhelmed and emotionally exhausted. It's extremely difficult to disengage from this conflict and you may have been in it for so long you don't know which end is up. We hope this episode gives you some insight into how to get some space and freedom from continuing conflict. You don't have to go through divorce alone, support is available. Circles is an emotional support platform that connects you with a small group of others going through divorce in a safe online space. Head to circlesup.com and use promo code SPLIT2022 to get the first month free and join your circle today. To learn more about mediation and schedule a phone consultation with Jennifer Sanders click here Book a consultation for divorce coaching with Ashley Wood by clicking here Find us on Instagram: Ashley @theconsciouscoparent Jennifer @sandersmediation For added resources see: Legal information and resources for Ontarians can be found at https://www.attorneygeneral.jus.gov.on.ca/english/family/ Bill Eddy's book "5 Types of People Who Can Ruin Your Life." and BIFF: Quick Responses to High Conflict People Difficult Mothers, Adult Daughters by Karen Anderson --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/splittheaftereverafterpod/message

Lawyer and Mediator Bill Eddy writes a lot about "HCP" or "high conflict people." He explains that these characters are out of the ordinary, don't act like 80% of the population, and are marked by continued conflict and chaos in their lives. A high conflict person could be that way because of a personality disorder, substance abuse, or other mental heath issue. If you try to reason with them you will find yourself engaged in a never-ending cycle of crazy-making conflict. In this episode we talk about how to recognize these personality types so that we can approach conflict with them in a different way. Watch for a Part 2 coming soon where we explain ways you can communicate with this type of person. You don't have to go through divorce alone, support is available. Circles is an emotional support platform that connects you with a small group of others going through divorce in a safe online space. Head to circlesup.com and use promo code SPLIT2022 to get the first month free and join your circle today. To learn more about mediation and schedule a phone consultation with Jennifer Sanders click here Book a consultation for divorce coaching with Ashley Wood by clicking here Find us on Instagram: Ashley @theconsciouscoparent Jennifer @sandersmediation For additional resources see: EP. 14 Is My Ex A Narcissist?! With Matthew Phifer 5 Types of People Who Can Ruin Your Life: Identifying and Dealing with Narcissists, Sociopaths, and Other High-Conflict Personalities Paperback by Bill Eddy Stop Walking on Eggshells: Taking Your Life Back When Someone You Care About Has Borderline Personality Disorder by Randy Kreger and Paul Mason The content on this podcast is provided for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/splittheaftereverafterpod/message

We talk a lot on the podcast about dating and re-marriage after divorce, step-parents, and blended families. Most of us assume that the natural progression of a long-term relationship is to have your children meet your partner's and blend your lives together. BUT, what if you didn't blend families at all? What if your families don't even meet? WHAT?! In this episode we talk with Jennifer Hurvitz, a Relationship Expert, Dating Coach, and best-selling author. Jennifer found herself in a stable, long-term relationship after her divorce and has made the very unconventional choice not to blend families. How does that work? Pros? Cons? Her choices may not work for you, but this is a must listen if you're thinking about introducing your children to a partner, or blending families altogether. She has an interesting perspective that's worth considering. You can find more of Jennifer Hurvitz on IG @doingrelationshipsright and on her website https://www.jenniferhurvitz.com/ You don't have to go through divorce alone, support is available. Circles is an emotional support platform that connects you with a small group of others going through divorce in a safe online space. Head to circlesup.com and use promo code SPLIT2022 to get the first month free and join your circle today. To learn more about mediation and schedule a phone consultation with Jennifer Sanders click here Book a consultation for divorce coaching with Ashley Wood by clicking here Find us on Instagram: Ashley @theconsciouscoparent Jennifer @sandersmediation The content on this podcast is provided for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/splittheaftereverafterpod/message

OK, you're divorced. WTF now? Enter Rob Roseman of wtfdivorce.com. When Rob's own world was turned upside down by divorce in 2020 and he started his search for resources to help him through it all. Now his website, IG page @wtfdivorce and his own podcast offer a steady stream of high quality resources to help you date better, co-parent smoother, and thrive in your new life after divorce. Today we talk to Rob about his own experience with divorce and how men may experience divorce differently. Rob talks about dating as a single Dad, communicating with your ex, and the ongoing challenges of parenting. You don't have to go through this alone, support is available. Circles is an emotional support platform that connects you with a small group of others going through divorce in a safe online space. Head to circlesup.com and use promo code SPLIT2022 to get the first month free and join your circle today. To learn more about mediation and schedule a phone consultation with Jennifer Sanders click here Book a consultation for divorce coaching with Ashley Wood by clicking here Find us on Instagram: Ashley @theconsciouscoparent Jennifer @sandersmediation The content on this podcast is provided for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/splittheaftereverafterpod/message

Parenting itself is hard enough - trying to figure it out with your ex? That can be downright brutal. You ex might not have the same parenting style that you do, and might not be open to your feedback about it. What then? How can we manage behavioural issues with our children between two homes? What if the kids are playing us against each other to get their own way? (hint: they are!) What if my co-parent doesn't have the same rules that I do? In this episode we discuss these questions and other co-parenting problems with author and speaker, Kimball Lewis. He explains how we can still maintain boundaries and discipline with our kids even between two homes. He shares some tips and practical examples of what to say to kids in these situations. You can find more information about Empowering Parents and the Total Transformation program at www.empoweringparents.com To learn more about mediation and schedule a phone consultation with Jennifer Sanders click here Book a consultation for divorce coaching with Ashley Wood by clicking here Find us on Instagram: Ashley @theconsciouscoparent Jennifer @sandersmediation The content on this podcast is provided for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/splittheaftereverafterpod/message

In the world of conflict resolution and mediation our guest today needs no introduction. Bill Eddy is THE expert on all things dispute resolution. A prolific author, speaker, and professor, Mr. Eddy has been a strong voice in this world for more than 30 years. Bill Eddy is known for his practical, straightforward approach to resolving conflict. His books always include lots of detailed examples of high conflict dialogue and what to do instead. He has a true gift for describing those familiar causes of conflict and how we can expertly work through them. We're so pleased to speak to him today about his latest book, "Calming Upset People with EAR: How Statements Showing Empathy, Attention, and Respect Can Quickly Defuse a Conflict." Bill explains how he came to use "EAR Statements" and why they're so helpful. He also offers many examples of how you can use these in your life. You can find more about Bill Eddy at https://www.highconflictinstitute.com/ To learn more about mediation and schedule a phone consultation with Jennifer Sanders click here Book a consultation for divorce coaching with Ashley Wood by clicking here Find us on Instagram: Ashley @theconsciouscoparent Jennifer @sandersmediation The content on this podcast is provided for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/splittheaftereverafterpod/message

Is my divorce going to mess up my kids? They're so young - how do I know if they're going to be okay? In this episode we talk with Kimberly Ewertz, author of "Family Redefined: Childhood Reflections on the Impact of Divorce." Kimberly spent 5 years interviewing adult children of divorced parents, asking them about their experiences. She found many commonalities in what these adults reported. She tells us about what these adults now say affected them most negatively, and what had a positive impact. Kimberly brings touching emotion to this interview as she openly speaks about her own experience of going through a divorce over 30 years ago with her 10 year old son. Her book is available on Amazon.ca and booksellers everywhere. Kimberly encourages our listeners to email her directly with questions. She can be reached via her email found on her website: https://www.familyredefinedbook.com/ To learn more about mediation and schedule a phone consultation with Jennifer Sanders click here Book a consultation for divorce coaching with Ashley Wood by clicking here Find us on Instagram: Ashley @theconsciouscoparent Jennifer @sandersmediation The content on this podcast is provided for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/splittheaftereverafterpod/message

Newly single and ready to mingle? Or...not? Some people can't wait to jump back into the dating world, while others don't even want to think about it. How do you know when you're ready to start dating again after separation and divorce? In today's episode we talk to Dr. Kristie Overstreet. As a psychotherapist and clinical sexologist, she's a pro that can give us some answers. We ask her all about how to know when the time is right to start dating, and how to judge if it's going well. We also discuss common mistakes people make when re-entering the dating scene, and ways to change unhealthy dating patterns. Bonus - listen for Ashley trying to ask a question about the "Hoe Phase," without using the term "Hoe Phase!" You don't have to go through this alone, support is available. Circles is an emotional support platform that connects you with a small group of others going through divorce in a safe online space. Head to circlesup.com and use promo code SPLIT2022 to get the first month free and join your circle today. Connect with Dr. Kristie Overstreet: Website: www.drkristieoverstreet.com Instagram: @kristie_overstreet To learn more about mediation and schedule a phone consultation with Jennifer Sanders click here Book a consultation for divorce coaching with Ashley Wood by clicking here Find us on Instagram: Ashley @theconsciouscoparent Jennifer @sandersmediation The content on this podcast is provided for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/splittheaftereverafterpod/message

Hi #smartcommunity friends! Welcome back to the Summer Series here on the Smart Community Podcast. As you know, we're taking a little break from new content over the Australian summer holidays, and instead we are sharing the replays of a few of your all time favourite episodes. This week we're sharing my interview with Jennifer Sanders from Episode 170 which was recorded pre Covid-19 Pandemic, in February of 2020.In this episode of the Smart Community podcast I have a great conversation with Jennifer Sanders, the Co-Founder and Executive Director at the Dallas Innovation Alliance or DIA as she refers to it a lot in this episode. Jennifer tells us about the DIA, how it came to be and the needs-based, neighbourhood-centric approach that they take. We cover the importance of educating and empowering citizens, especially young people and people from underserved neighbourhoods, on how they can engage with their communities and Jennifer shares a great story about the benefits of giving kids a seat at the table when discussing solutions to community problems. We discuss how Dallas is embracing the Smart City concept and the real impacts and benefits of the openness, transparency and knowledge-sharing that goes on between individuals and organisations in the Smart City space. Jennifer tells us about the projects she's working on with the DIA, including their focus on equity, digital inclusion and having a regional focus through the North Texas Innovation Alliance. We have a great chat about how the regional approach is the natural next step from the city-centric focus and how it helps with efficiencies and economies of scale for smaller towns with fewer resources. Now the DIA has dozens of partner organisations from all sectors and Jennifer tells us about how they approach integration and collaboration with so many stakeholders. We finish our chat talking about the emerging trends of data privacy and ownership in public data-driven projects, and we have an interesting chat about telemedicine too. As I mentioned previously, this episode was recorded before Covid-19 brought travel restrictions and lockdowns to the world and so it will be interesting to see what the innovations in that space are once we get through this pandemic.We will be sure to get Jennifer back on the show in future for a full update about what she has been up to and how our thinking has progressed since this conversation. But in the meantime, as always we hope you enjoy listening to this episode as much as we enjoyed making it!Find the full show notes at: www.mysmart.communityConnect with Jennifer on LinkedIn or Twitter @dallassmartcityConnect with me via email: hello@mysmart.communityConnect with My Smart Community via LinkedIn or Twitter and watch on YouTubeThe Smart Community Podcast is produced by Perk Digital.

In today's episode we talk with Helen Yack and Gabbi Silverberg of Rise Up Counselling. They bring 40 years of experience in child protection, therapy, and social work. We asked them to explain the most common reasons that they see conflict among co-parents, and how it can be resolved. They explain what they see as recurring problems, and how there are better ways to address them that won't keep the drama and fighting going. We also discuss when it may be appropriate to speak to children about what they want in a divorce, and how this can be done in an effective way. This episode may push you to examine our own role as a co-parent, and how you communicate with your ex. Gabbi and Helen offer expert information that can give you some insight into the dynamics of your separation. You don't have to go through this alone, support is available. Circles is an emotional support platform that connects you with a small group of others going through divorce in a safe online space. Head to circlesup.com and use promo code SPLIT2022 to get the first month free and join your circle today. Connect with Gabbi and Helen: @rise.upcounselling www.riseupcounselling.com To learn more about mediation and schedule a phone consultation with Jennifer Sanders click here Book a consultation for divorce coaching with Ashley Wood by clicking here Find us on Instagram: Ashley @theconsciouscoparent Jennifer @sandersmediation The content on this podcast is provided for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/splittheaftereverafterpod/message

In this episode we speak with estate lawyer Shayna Beeksma, of Beeksma Law, about the importance of estate planning in a separation and divorce. When couples separate their property they often don't realize that without the proper agreements and wills in place their ex may still have legal rights to their assets, and/or power of attorney. Estate planning isn't an easy subject to talk about. It can be uncomfortable to talk about our own mortality, and the subject is technical and sometimes difficult to understand. Shayna breaks down the important areas to think about, how the process of creating a proper will works, and what to look for in a great estate lawyer. Learn more and connect with Shayna at www.beeksmalaw.ca To learn more about mediation and schedule a phone consultation with Jennifer Sanders click here Book a consultation for divorce coaching with Ashley Wood by clicking here Find us on Instagram: Ashley @theconsciouscoparent Jennifer @sandersmediation The content on this podcast is provided for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/splittheaftereverafterpod/message

There's no way around it that going through a separation is stressful. But, we often look at only the emotional and mental stress and not the toll it takes on our physical bodies. During this time of upheaval and change we often put physical fitness last on the list and neglect our health. Today we speak with fitness trainer Dara Bergeron about ways that we can lovingly parent ourselves to make positive choices for our health. Dara is a veteran trainer and movement educator, specializing in body-neutral movement and mindset for mothers. She is the creator of Belly Bootcamp @bellybootcamp https://bellybootcamp.ca and co-creator of Mama Reset @themamareset https://themamareset.com. We go in-depth on the topics of what "health" means, body image, our obsession with body size, and that overused word "self-care." This is our longest episode yet and we could've kept going! Connect with Dara and learn more about her programs on Instagram @mom.bod.love Book a consultation for coaching with Ashley Wood by clicking here To learn more about mediation and schedule a phone consultation with Jennifer Sanders click here Find us on Instagram: Ashley @theconsciouscoparent Jennifer @sandersmediation The content on this podcast is provided for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/splittheaftereverafterpod/message

Having a major impact on one's emotional health, financial security, social status and personal relationships, divorce is far more than just a legal process, yet many still consider a lawyer the only professional required to help them get through it. Working with the right attorney is an important part of navigating divorce successfully, but you'll need more than legal advice to make good decisions and adjust to the many life changes that come with divorce. Should you stay or should you go? Who do you need to contact first? Should you lawyer up or are there any alternatives you should be considering? What paperwork do you need to get organized? How do you communicate with a difficult spouse and how can you minimize the impact of divorce on your children? In this episode, we talk about what derails people from making good choices during the divorce process and what a Certified Divorce Coach can do to help you make the best possible decisions for your future. To learn more about divorce coaching and how Ashley serves clients, click here Book a consultation for coaching with Ashley Wood by clicking here To learn more about mediation and schedule a phone consultation with Jennifer Sanders click here Find us on Instagram: Ashley @theconsciouscoparent Jennifer @sandersmediation The content on this podcast is provided for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/splittheaftereverafterpod/message

Should you "lawyer up" with the best divorce lawyer money can buy, or can you use the services of a family law mediator? This is one of the first decisions you'll make when facing a separation, and it's a crucial one. The professional you choose to work with can set the tone for your entire separation, divorce, and future co-parenting. But, there's so much misinformation out there that it can be hard to make an informed choice. In this episode we outline the important questions to ask yourself when considering whether you should use a lawyer or a mediator and discuss what to look for in each professional. If you or someone you know is going through a separation this episode could make all the difference. To learn more about mediation and schedule a phone consultation with Jennifer Sanders click here Book a consultation for coaching with Ashley Wood by clicking here Find us on Instagram: Ashley @theconsciouscoparent Jennifer @sandersmediation The content on this podcast is provided for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/splittheaftereverafterpod/message

"Loyalty Binds" create an impossible situation for children who feel that they must constantly choose between their parents. We can easily spot the really terrible behaviour that creates them, but sometimes it's hard to see how we might be unknowingly contributing to them too. In this episode we start with the basics of defining the term "loyalty binds," look at ways they're created, and how they affect kids. This practical info can help you spot loyalty binds and root them out of your children's lives. We also tackle many of the questions that you submitted via Instagram about this important topic and share a step by step guide for what to do when your ex is badmouthing you. The book referenced in this podcast is Co-Parenting With A Toxic Ex by parental alienation expert Amy J. L. Baker, Ph.D. To learn more about mediation and schedule a phone consultation with Jennifer Sanders click here Book a consultation for coaching with Ashley Wood by clicking here Find us on Instagram: Ashley @theconsciouscoparent Jennifer @sandersmediation The content on this podcast is provided for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/splittheaftereverafterpod/message

For most separating couples their biggest joint asset is their matrimonial home. In the current housing market the value of that asset has likely risen far beyond what either person imagined when it was first purchased. This creates a big problem for many people because it's too expensive to buy-out the other spouse and prices are too high to be able to sell and purchase two individual homes. What to do? Throw in the emotional attachment and importance of the family home and this can be one very tough issue to sort out! In this episode we speak with Certified Divorce Financial Analyst Sara McCullough, who breaks down the issue and helps sort out what things to consider in making decisions about the family home. When is selling best? Is a buy-out always the best option even if you qualify to do it? Are there some other solutions that would work? Sara gives practical financial advice about how to go about making this decision. Find out more about Sara here: Instagram @wd_development Website: www.wddevelopment.ca To learn more about mediation and schedule a phone consultation with Jennifer Sanders click here Book a consultation for coaching with Ashley Wood by clicking here Find us on Instagram: Ashley @theconsciouscoparent Jennifer @sandersmediation The content on this podcast is provided for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/splittheaftereverafterpod/message

Jennifer Sanders aka: Zen Jen, is taking us to deeper into our spirituality, mindfulness and holistic healing. Jennifer feeds our souls with her knowledge and passion for her work in transforming the consciousness and quality of life for her clients. In this episode you will learn Jen's practical and reliable strategy for self-processing emotion that works every time you are feel challenged with hard emotions or feel anxious. Jennifer is a Master Polarity and Integrative Cranial Sacral Unwinding instructor, Registered Polarity Educator, Registered Polarity Practitioner, and holds a degree in Mind/Body Transformational Psychology. She trains and mentors teachers and practitioners from all over the world in the application and studies of the Healing Arts. In her private practice she specializes in Polarity Therapy, ICSU, Life Coaching, Sound Healing and Aromatherapy to facilitate potent and transformative healing for clients from all walks of life and backgrounds. How to find or work with Jennifer: jmsheals@gmail.com (email to book your session) www.jennifersanders.net www.facebook.com/jennifer.sanders.3557 www.lifeenergyinstitute.net/distance-healing-academy/ www.swiha.edu ---------------------------------------- Notables from the show: Earthing: The Most Important Health Discovery Ever! Grounding Mat --------------------------------------- IG:Tagyst_Podcast www.tagyst.com

It's one of life's emotional landmines. When a marriage ends, people are often at their worst. Decision making is difficult. The process is no longer a showdown featuring hired legal guns in front of a judge.In this episode of Sara Makes Sense, Sara talks with Family Law Mediator Jennifer Sanders.  Jennifer helps clients going through a separation. But she not only walks a couple through the difficult process, but also, when necessary, a post separation parenting plan. Sadly, many marriages have dissolved over the course of the pandemic. This timely episode is a starting point for those couples facing separation.Jennifer Sanders can be reached at Sanders Mediation.https://jennifersanders.ca/Have a listen to Jennifer's podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/split-the-after-ever-after-podcast/id1539553779Got a question for Sara? Send her an email at ask@saramakessense.ca and she might respond to it in an upcoming episode Sara's website is https://www.wddevelopment.ca/ 

The Tarotbull 2 invite a guest onto the podcast for the first time ever to talk life, love and tarot. Jennifer Sanders talks with us about her journey as a medium, how she receives messages and her life as a spiritual woman. She delivers spot on advice to Brandon and Ashley about their lives and will leave you wanting a reading of your own.  Find Jennifer: https://www.ethericrestoration.com/self-restoration Support Our Show: https://www.patreon.com/tarotbull?fan_landing=true Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tarotbull2/?hl=en  Videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_JHTgx1R6bDq9qq-rBtnNaEJ5yVi0cH2 Website: https://tarotbull.com/ 

Hello #smartcommunityfriends, I'm back with another bonus episode of the Smart Community podcast that brings together multiple guest answers to the question, ‘Where to next with Smart Cities and Communities?” And this time I'm sharing with you the answers from a range of our guests this year:Jennifer Sanders from Episode 170Andrew Funk from Episode 157Melissa Dark from Episode 169Marco Marechal from Episode 165And finally Joy Taylor from Episode 154The themes that come through in all of the guest answers are around inclusive local communities, community engagement and knowledge sharing in our Smart Communities. Several guests make the point that we need to be having real conversation about what people want and need, and inviting them to be involved in designing the solutions for their local communities. Bringing people along the journey is not easy, and of course this is all easier said than done. It's easy to say we need better community engagement but to make it happen is another thing. As Marco says, it can't just be an email survey, we have to go further than that and work harder than that.Those of us involved in these types of conversations and in the Smart Community space all the time aren't always aware how much the general public doesn't know about these kids of projects going on in their local area. But as we know, it's about the humans at the centre, not the technology, so if the humans aren't engaged then can we say the project is a success?Melissa Dark says, “you're never going to get the perfect solution that is 100% perfect for every person. But…we need to work out how we're going to best involve people in the process of creating those [solutions].”As always, we hope you enjoy listening to this episode as much as we enjoyed making it.Find the full show notes at: www.mysmart.communityConnect with me via email: hello@mysmart.communityConnect with My Smart Community via LinkedIn or Twitter and watch on YouTubeThe Smart Community Podcast is produced by Perk Digital.

On this episode of Behind the Woman, we meet News Anchor and Reporter, Jennifer Sanders.

Today we're talking about Mastercard's City Possible Network for urban development, so we've brought on Executive Vice President of Enterprise Partnerships Miguel Gamino to discuss what the goals, methods, and successes of the network are. We also have Co-Founder of the North Texas Innovation Alliance Jennifer Sanders to talk about how networks affect local issues and what network collaboration means for her operations in North Texas. Music by bensound.com

The Assistance League is an amazing organization and a pillar in the Norman community, holding events and fundraisers throughout the year to benefit children, women, senior citizens and those with special needs. In this episode we visit with Jennifer Sanders, Vice President of Marketing & Communications with the Assistance League of Norman about all the wonderful things AL is doing in our community and more.

What does the term "spiritual" mean to you? What are signs that you are spiritual? Join me and my "SPECIAL" co-host (Jennifer Sanders) as we discussed spirituality.

In this episode of the Smart Community podcast I have a great conversation with Jennifer Sanders, the Co-Founder and Executive Director at the Dallas Innovation Alliance or DIA as she refers to it a lot in this episode. Jennifer tells us about the DIA, how it came to be and the needs-based, neighbourhood-centric approach that they take. We cover the importance of educating and empowering citizens, especially young people and people from underserved neighbourhoods, on how they can engaged with their communities and Jennifer shares a great story about the benefits of giving kids a seat at the table when discussing solutions to community problems. We discuss how Dallas is embracing the Smart City concept and the real impacts and benefits of the openness, transparency and knowledge-sharing that goes on between individuals and organisations in the Smart City space. Jennifer tells us about the projects she's working on with the DIA, including their focus on equity, digital inclusion and having a regional focus through the North Texas Innovation Alliance. We have a great chat about how the regional approach is the natural next step from the city-centric focus and how it helps with efficiencies and economies of scale for smaller towns with fewer resources. Now the DIA has dozens of partner organisations from all sectors and Jennifer tells us about how they approach integration and collaboration with so many stakeholders. We finish our chat talking about the emerging trends of data privacy and ownership in public data-driven projects, and we have an interesting chat about telemedicine too. This episode was recorded before Covid-19 brought travel restrictions and lockdowns to the world and so it will be interesting to see what the innovations in that space are once we get through this crisis. As always we hope you enjoy listening to this episode as much as we enjoyed making it!Find the full show notes at: www.mysmart.communityConnect with Jennifer on LinkedIn or Twitter @dallassmartcityConnect with me via email: hello@mysmart.communityConnect with My Smart Community via LinkedIn or Twitter and watch on YouTubeThe Smart Community Podcast is produced by Perk Digital.

Have you ever seen a parent wheeling that double or triple stroller down the street and thought, "Oh, thank God I'm not them!?" Well, that is pretty messed up! Yes, raising multiples can be difficult, but it can also be amazing. Join us as we talk with 3 mothers of twins and triplets as we learn things you should and shouldn't ask, as well as insight as to what it is like raising multiples.  Thank you to our special guests Jennifer Sanders, Mollie Bringhurst, and Kathy Kleber Russell.

Jennifer Sanders is an expert in international banking #compliance with a passion for #taxes and #wealth building, and somehow, she becomes a #venturecapitalist, with an interest in #holistic #health investments, that also include cannabis! When life throws you lemons, you make the best darn lemonade that you can possibly make! This is the very short version of how Jennifer Sanders got introduced to the #cannabis industry. From tragedy to triumph, and her adventures in the cannabis space. This is an honest conversation about Billions of dollars that are being made and lost in the cannabis industry. Find out how. Enjoy! Music by Cheryl B. Engelhardt. Get your free download at http://cbemusic.com If you like what you're seeing and hearing, we would love for you to become our Patreon supporter. http://Patreon.com/WonderWomenPodcast For the price of a cup of coffee or more, you’ll get cool perks like getting your name mentioned in our next podcast recording, or a handwritten note from us, or you’ll get the current issue of our most awesome The Business Magazine for Women magazine, delivered directly to your inbox. We're also working on adding T-shirts and other exciting things that you will be able to enjoy with your pledge. Have an idea? Comment below. Your support will give us the resources we need to continue bringing you these interviews with the amazing women, the Wonder Women of every industry. You can find us at: http://Patreon.com/WonderWomenPodcast Thank you for checking us out and for giving us a chance to bring value to you. Thank you!

The Oklahoma State University campus during the 1950s was a very different place than it is today. Hideaway was just getting its start, the Edmon Low library was brand new to the campus skyline, and, strangely enough, an alligator lived in Theta Pond. This episode of Amplified Oklahoma is all about Alligator Sam of Theta Pond. We’ll hear three oral history interview excerpts about Sam from Norma Crane, Robin Duncan Robertson, and Richard Dermer. Later, Mike Nelson, Craig Barnes, and Jennifer Sanders from OSU Landscape Services tells us more about the campus landmark. Amplified Oklahoma is a production of the Oklahoma Oral History Research Program at the Oklahoma State University Library. Show notes: http://library.okstate.edu/news/podcast/episode-16-sam-the-alligator