Podcasts about jensine

Send us a textSarah sits down with Dr. Jensine' Clark, a Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (PM&R) physician, to discuss what ableism is and how it plays out in the medical sphere. Dr. Clark has a passion for transitioning PM&R patients from pediatric providers to adult medicine providers which is rife with unique nuances. Learn from Dr. Clark's lived experiences how to celebrate our differences and make healthcare a more welcoming place for all patients. 

In this series, I explore how the significant influences and archetypal events experienced in our first 14 years of life set the stage for what is most meaningful throughout our adult years. In times of transition, a voice wonders: who am I at the soul level, at my essence? Our earliest resonant moments of awe–what lit us up–offer direct access into the root system of our original belonging.In episode two, I explore my sense of place and of home, searching for lost stories of my ancestors, and uncovering secrets that contributed to the shaping of my sense of identity. After sharing my story, I am honored to be in conversation with social impact leader and global women's silence breaker, Jensine Larsen, Founder of World Pulse, as we explore the power of unleashed stories.Growing up in southern California with an Irish name, I was inspired to know more about my family roots but confused by the lack of stories handed down. Surrounded by Disneyland and Hollywood as cultural icons, I intuited instead a hidden reality that fueled my quest to uncover my true ground of being. My grandmother, born in Ireland and who emigrated to New York, only offered silence when I asked about her homeland. This whetted my curiosity!Visiting my ancestral homeland in my late teenage years, I lit up as I heard my Irish relatives proclaim: “Welcome Home!” From the green landscape to the storytelling culture, I felt a sense of belonging. I share excerpts from my journal written on that fateful trip as my early love for writing poetry continues to blossom. I discovered that the way I see the world is Irish, rooted in nature's beauty and spirituality, connected to a deep, ancient, soulful essence.After sharing my story, I welcome Jensine Larsen who shares through-threads from her childhood shaped by the blissful, natural world and an imaginative sense of play. She details the journey of finding her voice, eventually becoming an international journalist and founder of World Pulse, a digital platform connecting women's voices worldwide. Once a shy, misunderstood girl with a unique name, she depicts how she learned to challenge the status quo after experiencing loss and witnessing inequalities. As a young journalist in the Amazon, Jensine shares the discovery of her calling to be a conduit for other women's stories, where formerly unheard voices can be witnessed, leading to connection, empowerment, and new leadership frameworks around gender and media. Topics Covered:(03:39) Exile in LA among a silent family history (12:30) Honoring ancestry through searching out stories (16:18) Visiting Ireland and feeling at home (23:59) Journal excerpts from that fateful first trip(27:39) Jensine Larsen joins me in conversation (40:10) Listening so other womens' voices can be heard(49:34) Vision for World Pulse and global changeJensine LarsenJensine Larsen | websiteJensine Larsen | InstagramWorld Pulse | websiteWorld Pulse | InstagramStay Connected:mauraconlon.com @orginalbeloning on Instagram Maura Conlon on...

World Pulse is creating opportunities for women to engage through technology for change. In this episode,  Adam Torres and Jensine Larsen, Founder & CEO of World Pulse & Kirthi Jayakumar, Head of Community Engagement at World Pulse, explore the World Pulse journey along with the upcoming book Jensine and Kirthi will be launching with Women Connect4Good and Mission Matters. Follow Adam on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/askadamtorres/ for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule. Apply to be a guest on our podcast: https://missionmatters.lpages.co/podcastguest/ Visit our website: https://missionmatters.com/ More FREE content from Mission Matters here: https://linktr.ee/missionmattersmedia

It's every parent's most dreaded day with their toddler. The day their toddler stops taking naps!What do we do when our toddler decides they no longer want to take naps, thereby ending our most cherished quiet time?The answer is to not start panicking!Pediatric sleep consultant Jensine Casey is back on the podcast with us to share her top tips for handling the no-nap transition, how to integrate quiet time instead, and what to do when your toddler doesn't feel comfortable enough to fall asleep alone.Jensine shares her magical wisdom with us as Heather shares about her own struggles with her twin toddler boys' no-nap transition and how Jensine's advice saved her family's sanity.Grab your toolkit and get ready to add in some new tools for fixing those pesky sleeping problems and getting your quiet time back.**And don't forget to sign up for the Transforming Aggressive Toddler Behavior workshop where you'll learn some key strategies for addressing aggressive (or even just button-pushing) behavior in your toddler and transform the chaos into calm!**About Jensine: I'm a pediatric sleep consultant, postpartum doula and mom of 3. I'm passionate about helping families find sustainable sleep situations for everyone. I talk a lot about realistic expectations and how to handle ideal sleep strategies, but in real life.Check out Jensine's GoodNight Preschooler Course!Grab Jensine's free Schedule Guide!------------------------------------------------------Ready to get your toddler to listen in 2 seconds?Heather has her M.Ed, and a proud Twin Mama of busy toddlers. You might've tried advice tailored for one child, but that's not our journey, right? With a decade of teaching experience under her belt, she's seen it all – from toddlers to teenagers in the classroom. Now, as a parent to toddlers, she's experiencing the flip side of the coin. She's discovered a toolbox to help parents with everything toddler times two!Let's unlock the secrets to understanding toddler behavior, preventing meltdowns, and raising intuitive, resilient children who listen in 2 seconds.Join the waitlist for the Transforming Aggressive Toddler Behavior workshop!Sign up for the Public Tantrum Game Plan workshop!Grab the 3 Steps to Less Meltdowns GuideTake the Meltdown Mastery: The Listening and Skilled Toddler Mini-CourseJoin the Toddler Mom CommunityFollow me on Instagram @twinmom_roadmapWatch the YouTube channelCheck out the blog

Jensine and her husband have three kids close in age, 2, 4 and 6 years old. Jen is a pediatric sleep consultant in Boston and her husband works in transportation logistics. Their oldest son has ARFID, avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder, which has required lots of different techniques to manage. Jen shares their family's daily routine, which culminates in a bedtime routine that she spent a lot of intentionality building to give her the peace (and sleep!) she needs in her evenings. To hear more from this entrepreneurial mom, find her at Baby O and I or on Instagram. Contact us: Everydayparentspod.com;  Patreon.com/everydayparentspod Instagram @everydayparentspod; facebook.com/everydayparentspod;  Podcast is hosted and produced by Jerome Kluck and Caitlin Kirby. Music is ‘Ukulele Fun Background' and ‘Funny Story' by Pavel Yudin.

Finding your toddler's sleep transition exhausting? You're not alone!In this episode, Heather sits down with pediatric sleep consultant, Jensine Casey, to talk all about toddler sleep habits, transitions, behavior, and patterns, and how we, as parents, can crack the code on getting our toddlers to sleep without the stress.Whether your toddler is transitioning from two naps to one, no naps at all, or from the crib to a big kid bed, you're guaranteed to gather some helpful tips to add to your toddler toolkit for more restful nights and happier moods.About Jensine: I'm a pediatric sleep consultant, postpartum doula and mom of 3. I'm passionate about helping families find sustainable sleep situations for everyone. I talk a lot about realistic expectations and how to handle ideal sleep strategies, but in real life.Connect with Jensine over on Instagram and grab her free Schedule Guide!-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Ready to get your toddler to listen in 2 seconds?Heather has her M.Ed, and a proud Twin Mama of busy toddlers. You might've tried advice tailored for one child, but that's not our journey, right? With a decade of teaching experience under her belt, she's seen it all – from toddlers to teenagers in the classroom. Now, as a parent to toddlers, she's experiencing the flip side of the coin. She's discovered a toolbox to help parents with everything toddler times two!Let's unlock the secrets to understanding toddler behavior, preventing meltdowns, and raising intuitive, resilient children who listen in 2 seconds.Sign up for the Winter Toddler Meltdown WorkshopTake the Meltdown Mastery: The Listening and Skilled Toddler Mini-CourseJoin the Toddler Mom CommunityFollow me on Instagram @twinmom_roadmapWatch the YouTube channelCheck out the blog

This week on The Perinatal Podcast, our first-ever podcast guest, and goodness was she brave to do so, returns. Sleep trainer extraordinaire to my oldest and to many of your children, Jensine Casey! Busting myths about sleep training - it absolutely is not all cry-it-out - and sending all the love and validation to our fellow parents, Jensine and I discuss the importance of doing what works for you as you attempt to navigate parenthood and raising tiny humans. I also provide Jensine with an update on how my little ones are doing in their sleep journeys, discuss re-discovering a meaningful hobby by crocheting a Jason Momoa sweater, and the importance of taking care of you first so you can be your best to support your family and loved ones.  About Our Guest: Jensine Casey is a sleep consultant, lover of all things beach-related, and mom to two handsome boys and a beautiful girl who are all amazing sleepers! She works with families of children 4 and under who are exhausted and struggling with getting their little ones to sleep for naps or at night. Working with families in-home settings providing support around sleep and development for over a decade, Jensine has a Masters Degree in Early Childhood with a focus on Special Education and is a certified infant and toddler sleep consultant and postpartum doula. Mentioned in this Episode The Momoa Sweater: https://www.instagram.com/p/C0EbXilM7p1/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== My Complimentary Daily Mood Tracker: https://www.subscribepage.io/DailyMoodTracker While I'm at it - My Complimentary Distraction Buster PDF: https://subscribepage.io/DistractionFreebie Find Jensine! Episode 4 with Jensine: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/004-sleep-how-do-i-get-me-some-lets-discuss-with/id1590957531?i=1000540428677 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/babyoandi/ Linktree: https://linktr.ee/babyoandi Show Sponsors Muse, The Brain Sensing Headband. Promo Code: Amplify Wellness. https://choosemuse.com/pages/muse-s-muse-2-holiday-offers?utm_source=4739&utm_medium=Affiliate&cppid=4739&cpclid=06fce92802684576a72091eed320e7d4&utm_campaign=Amplify%20Wellness%20Coaching&utm_content= Momanda Pregnancy, Nursing, & Pumping Bras. Promo Code: Perinatalhttps://us.momanda.cc/?dt_id=39578 Needed, Radically Better Nutrition. Promo Code: PERINATALPODCAST https://thisisneeded.com/?irgwc=1&irclickid=17Oxe2WOwxyPR2%3AwXMz%3ARR8xUkH2K9050y5VW40 Thanks so much for joining me for this episode of The Perinatal Podcast. I'd love for you to write a review of my show on your app, and don't forget to subscribe so you get a notification when new content is posted. Take a moment to leave a 5-star rating, too! You can access additional mental wellness content and ad-free episodes by purchasing a monthly subscription at ⁠https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theperinatalpodcast/subscribe⁠ or ⁠https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-perinatal-podcast/id1590957531⁠. Follow me at @AmplifyWellnessWithMeg on Instagram and find Meg Duke LCSW on Facebook. You can also look for The Perinatal Podcast content by searching the hashtag, #ThePerinatalPodcast. Our show is executive produced by David Presley and produced by Meg Duke. Our theme song was written and performed by Antwone McDuffie.

     Without question, Jensine Reeder is a lover of all people. The Greenville, SC, resident has a reputation for giving and pouring into others. She has intentionally made limitless connections across the beauty, technology, and nonprofit sectors and provided hope and opportunities while doing so.        Jensine's story reflects the life of someone who has refused to be denied or misled. She shares, “Family has always been important to me. I grew up in Greenville, SC, as the oldest of five siblings, and Southern Baptist ideals shaped my adolescent identity. While the church offered community, support, and love, it also led me to believe that money, specifically desiring money, is bad. I scraped by for years to make ends meet. I hoarded basic supplies like toilet paper and worked tirelessly for less than minimum wage to feed myself and my family. My efforts kept us fed, and we were alive but not truly living. I knew deep in my bones that I was capable of more, and we deserved more.”      Jensine says her career and entrepreneurship journeys taught her that wealth is not inherently evil. “I learned that money is neither good nor bad but simply a tool. What matters is how you use it. Money provides stability and offers opportunities. I wanted to allow my children to pursue their education, dreams, and passions and access the best care and resources money could buy. Furthermore, I never wanted my children to feel the suffocating fear of living paycheck to paycheck. So, I carved out a new career path for myself and climbed from minimum wage jobs to a salaried position,” she says. However, little did she know her journey out of poverty had only begun.      Today, Jensine owns Source Unlimited LLC, a consulting firm dedicated to connecting small businesses, nonprofit organizations, and corporations with the resources necessary to thrive professionally. “We offer nonprofit IT consulting services to ensure data collection procedures are efficient and accompanied by effective workflow processes,” Jensine says. “That enhanced efficiency better positions organizations for additional funding opportunities and enables organizations to tell their stories.”        One of the services offered by The Source Unlimited is Professional Nonprofit IT Consulting. Her goal is to ensure data collection software and procedures are efficient and accompanied by effective workflow processes. “This positions the organization for additional funding opportunities,” she says. Another product offered is Elevation Coaching™, designed for small business professionals, which offers small business establishment for Limited Liability Corporation (LLC), Incorporation (Inc), Sole Proprietorship, and Nonprofit (501(c)(3) establishment. Additionally, they offer coaching with a phased approach to growing their clients' businesses.      Another product offered, which is designed for individuals, is Elevation Coaching™. Jensine asks, “Are you ready for your elevation journey? We offer a process to tap into your highest self and elevate your thinking about yourself, your purpose, and your life!  My services are for anyone with a vision to start or expand their business and who needs guidance, support, and accountability.”       Jensine's creative side is displayed with Goddess Wraps by Jensine™, which was launched in 2021. She hand-makes vibrant satin-lined headwraps with 100% Cotton Ankara fabric lined with high-quality satin. She says the line resulted from her doing some soul-searching and learning what her life's purpose was. Annually, a portion of their sales are donated to organizations that focus on raising awareness about breast cancer and alopecia.  Additionally, Jensine provides virtual and in-person wrap services for photoshoots, date nights, weddings, birthday celebrations, anniversary events, and more.       Jensine says her journey in poverty began in 2012 while working as a paralegal at a private law firm. She overheard a conversation between the attorneys about a client who didn't understand their life of poverty. At that moment, Jensine learned there was a difference between being poor and being in poverty. “I was in shock because, according to my family and friends, I was doing well for myself because I had a good job, a car, and was renting a home. I then researched what career I could transition to in order to increase my income to make enough money to be above the federal poverty line,” she says.      Her next move was returning to college to get her degree in Computer Technology at Greenville Technical College. While being a full-time student, she worked on campus in the Engineering and Technology computer lab, an experience that allowed her to sharpen her skills and gain professional experience. Jensine shares that with the support of her family, friends, and church members, she graduated with honors in 2014 with a degree in Computer Technology.      Continuing her educational journey as a working mother required great personal sacrifice, Jensine confesses, but she was ready to pursue a career in technology. She soon started her consulting business, The Source Unlimited. In no time, doors began to open in her favor. Jensine says, “The United Way of Greenville County was searching for a Database Administrator. I applied and got the contract, and that seven-year opportunity helped me find my niche within the technology field. I also assisted over 222 Greenville County nonprofits with acquiring over $4 million in grant funding.” She was off and running, and The Source Unlimited LLC was birthed in 2014.      Jensine's new career helped her purchase her first home in 2015. “My children and I were so happy to have a place to call home,” she says. Her children also inspired her to share her story with others and pursue public speaking engagements throughout the Upstate community.   When asked what she loves most about her journey in business, Jensine says it's the opportunities she has to mentor entrepreneurs, business owners, executives, and professionals. She enjoys transforming their lives, careers, and mindsets through the power of radical self-discovery, self-care, and self-love. “I also love the opportunity to honor my Afro-Indigenous heritage with Goddess Wraps by Jensine.”      Jensine emphasizes that external success cannot exist without internal success, and when she reflects on the fear, anger, and grief that consumed her at the beginning of her journey, she's overwhelmed with joy. “I cherish and appreciate the peace, prosperity, and stability my family knows now. I am also humbled by the blessings God placed in my life,” she said.      Jensine thanks the members of her community for their constant support. She also thanks her mother for always breathing life into her vision. “Thank you, Mom, for being the wind beneath my wings!”  Her advice to others who may follow in her footsteps is simple. “Life will never be without trials and tribulations, but we are strong, creative, and gifted enough to turn those trials and tribulations into something more. Whether it takes a year, a decade, or multiple decades, you can transform your life. You have everything you need within you to start and succeed.”      The future looks very bright for this savvy businesswoman. Jensine's businesses and brands are growing, and soon she will launch a new men's line at the beginning of 2024. To learn more about The Source Unlimited LLC, please visit their website at www.source864.com   To learn more about Huami Magazine, please visit our website at www.huamimagazine.com  You may also follow us on Facebook and Instagram by putting Huami Magazine in your searchbox.  T

Frank Morano interviews Dr. Jensine Andresen, a member of the Research Team of The Galileo Project at Harvard and the author of the new book “Extraterrestrial Ethics” new UFO revelation and her book  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hey hey mama! We have all heard them - "Sleep when the baby sleeps" or "You better get all the sleep you can now" but seriously what happens when life happens and those things don't work? Well that's where today's guest comes in! Jensine Casey from Baby O and I joins me today to talk all about sleep and how to make it happen in Jensine is a certified pediatric sleep consultant and a mom of three young children. She has worked with families in home settings providing support around sleep development for over a decade. Jensine has a Masters Degree in Early Childhood with a focus on Special Education as well as being a certified infant and toddler sleep consultant. Connect with JensineHer Website https://www.babyoandiconsulting.com/Facebook https://www.facebook.com/babyoandi/Instagram https://www.instagram.com/babyoandi/I'm Sarah and I am a neurodivergent, auto-immune warrior, homeschooling / unschooling mom, a wife, and business owner. My mission is helping other moms build their confidence in trusting their gut. When you are fighting constantly for your health, your child's health, what your child needs, you need simple, direct answers, a soft place to land, and to feel supported. I want to be that place!Are you a mama of that has a medically complex or neurodiverse child? I have spent the last 38 years navigating the medical system either for my own health issues and more recently advocating for my child. So I built a monthly membership for moms to come and find support, education, and learn to be the best advocate they can be all in one place. Join now and you get a free 30 day trial! https://calmingthechaos.memberships.msgsndr.com/offers/c6d351d9-6ced-4f1f-8918-c453cd1bf11cSupport the showCome chat with me! I'm on Facebook @ https://www.facebook.com/calmingthechaoswithsarahInstagram @ https://www.instagram.com/sarah_young_79Or check out my websitehttps://www.sarahyoungllc.com/calmingthechaosGet my free Parent Advocacy Toolkit!https://www.sarahyoungllc.com/parentadvocacytoolkit

This episode features I Race Like A Girl teammate and triathlete Jensine Fraser. One of the questions we hear a lot is: how do I get faster? Over the past two seasons, Jensine has had some pretty big breakthroughs in her performances, culminating in her first Ironman last fall. Angela has been coaching Jensine for about five years, so we wanted to dive into Jensine's training and racing from both the coach and the athlete perspective, and also hear what helped Jensine go from a 6:30 finish time in her first 70.3 to a Personal Best of 5:20 last year.  We talk about how Jensine gets it all done, training tips, embracing a day off, the post-Ironman blues and the unicorn B*&$# slap that shifted her perspective on racing.

A fascinating conversation with guests; Jensine Andresen and Massimo Teodorani on their recently released book, Extraterrestrial Intelligence: Academic and Societal Implications and more https://amzn.to/3isX417

Frank Morano interviews Dr. Jensine Andresen, a Member of the Research Team of The Galileo Project at Harvard about the new UAP report. Here is the link to her new book: https://www.cambridgescholars.com/product/978-1-5275-7727-5 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Frank Morano interviews Dr. Jensine Andresen, a member of the Research Team of The Galileo Project at Harvard and the editor of the book “Extraterrestrial Intelligence: Academic and Societal Implications” about her book and looking at the UAP issue from multiple perspectives. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

NICOLE & The Soulful HumanThe Soulful Human was created by Nicole as a way to share stories on important and relevant topics to our world today, to give an opportunity for those to share their own journeys but also for those listening to connect and see they are not alone in the struggles and joys they face on their own journeys. It is a place of connection and community. More will be coming with opportunities to be in the business and organization directory, to sponsor/advertise and to share YOUR story on upcoming topic. You can support the show by subscribing and giving a review as well as visiting the etsy shop. This is to cover expenses and eventually to use a portion of the profits to donate to some great causes such as The Trevor Project, Everytown for Gun Safety, The Loveland Foundation, Girls Inc and Planned Parenthood along with more.https://www.etsy.com/shop/thesoulfulhumanNicole will also be connecting her Adventure/Cultural Travel Experiences with The Soulful Human so stay tuned and join the Email list to learn more. You will also receive emails when new episodes drop and when new guests are needed!Join Email listFollow Nicole and The Soulful Humanhttps://www.instagram.com/thesoulfulhumanpod/TT: @thesoulfulhumanhttps://www.instagram.com/nicoleoneilphotography/JENSINEI'm Jensine Casey, sleep consultant, lover of all things beach related, and mom to two handsome boys and a sweet little girl! I work with families of children 4 and under who are exhausted and struggling with getting their little ones to sleep for naps or at night.Baby O and I ConsultingIG: babyoandibabyoandiconsulting.com

First, Dr. Kelly and Dr. Ellie are back to talk to us about what you expect at your baby's next visit to the pediatrician. Plus they clue us in on all of those hardy developmental skills that your baby is working on, but are just so easy for us to overlook as caregivers! We're also joined by Jensine, an absolutely amazing sleep specialist who talks to us about the DO's and DONT's of infant sleep, and what healthy sleep really looks like for both baby and parent at this stage of development.

Deck the pod with us as we dive full on festive for our favorite time of the year! Bookmate Banter: Do we do Santa and how we do it? What does Christmas morning/day look like in our house?Page Turner or Burner: One Day in December by Josie Silver (*hint hint or sniffle sniffle... can you tell Jensine just finished bawling*)Am I the Antagonist: Tis the season for all the mishaps and miscommunications ;)Next month join us as we kick off 2022 with The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle by Stuart Turton!

Sleep and development go hand in hand. Today's guest is Jensine Casey is a wife, mom of 2 (soon to be 3), Developmental Specialist, Certified Sleep Consultant, and owner/founder of BabyOandI. She shares how she started out helping children needing early intervention but found that sleep was a major area that was lacking. She now helps exhausted moms with children ages 0-4 to sleep through the night. In this episode, Jensine discusses: -creating sleep routines they can consistently implement-when to establishing eat, play, sleep schedules at the newborn stage-it's ok to get extra support-sleep regression, development, and nappingFind Jensine at: BabyOandI Consulting websiteIG @babyoandiReady to live the prosperous twin mama life? Contact me at drdee@twinmomchronicles.com to schedule your discovery call for the Prosperous Twin Moms TM program today!If you're not officially apart of the private #ThriveTribe community, join hereDownload my guide to help you keep your sanity with twins hereDon't forget to download, subscribe, and leave review!

Stephen Strang joins Jensine Bard on her show "Testimony" to talk about the latest in what is happening in our culture and about Strang's new book "God and Cancel Culture." For more on Jensine Bard go to https://www.jensinebard.com/ To get your copy of "God and Cancel Culture" go to stevestrangbooks.com.

Back for Sept...AUGUST; we talk shop  our mom styles, Spin the Dawn, and recent reads.In this episode:Jensine doesn't know what month it isSophia tells a story of when she impersonated Jensine to an airlineWe discuss our thoughts on this month's book club pick: Spin the Dawn by Elizabeth LimNext month we'll be discussing Unravel the Dusk (sequel to Spin the Dawn) - read along and tune in to hear our thoughts in the September podcast!**Korean folk tale Sophia briefly references in this month's episode:http://asianfolktales.unescoapceiu.org/folktales/read/korea_2.htmFollow us on IG:@penandpagegals@jensane@sophiaksays

In this episode, Jensine & Sophia start with girl chat about their strict upbringings, learning to sneak makeup around their parents, and the summers that they both felt like they finally came into their own. Episode highlights include:How Sophia first heard of who Jensine wasThoughts on how to encourage our own kids to explore their unique styles without letting them run rampantWhere we feel like "The Summer I Turned Pretty" could have done betterMake sure to follow us on at Instagram @penandpagegals, @jensane, and @sophiaksays. Thanks for listening!

Jensine Casey is a pediatric sleep consultant who works 15 hours a week and earns $3-5K per month...all while staying home with her boys who are 1 and 3. She works with clients virtually and in person to help them develop healthy sleep routines for their children from birth to age 4. In this episode, Jensine shares about her journey to becoming a pediatric sleep consultant, how much it cost for her to get started, and what her daily routine is like.  To connect with Jensine: babyoandiconsulting.com instagram.com/babyoandi  facebook.com/babyandi Sign up to receive updates from Capital Mom Podcast https://capitalmom.ck.page/podcast Join the Capital Mom Facebook group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/192810876037617  

We chat about our girls' weekend away, how we celebrated Jensine's 32nd birthday, and all the thoughts we had on Shadow & Bone on Netflix (hint: it's worth watching for Mal alone).We also dive into our April book club discussion, talking all things Six of Crows and Crooked Kingdom. Which series from the Grishaverse do we love more? Listen to find out!Blog: penandpagegals.comIG: @penandpagegalsJensine: @jensaneSophia: @sophiaksays

This week on Friendless, I unfriend miniature painter, Theatre tech Swiss army knife, and music impresario, Jensine Trondson. Jensine and I discuss her miniature painting series, letting art be imperfect, how to be friends with everyone you meet, holding people accountable for yourself and not performatively, verbalizing your gratitude for others and so so much more! Check out Jensine's art on INSTAGRAMFollow Friendless on INSTAGRAMSign up for the NEWSLETTERCheck out the PATREONand don't forget to listen to Raised by the Movies!

If you're a human and have social media, you know that it's...complicated. This week, we're talking to our friend Jen Lee about how to be healthy in our choices and aware of our motivation in the digital world. We also talk about escapism in general, good fiction and why friends keep us in reality. 

In the first PPG episode of 2021, Jensine & Sophia sit down to chat about New Years goals, a Q1 low-buy challenge, and best of all - the A Court of Thorns & Roses Series by the queen herself, Sarah J. Maas.

We celebrate Sophia's birthday and chat about our special traditions (or lack of) and how this year changed everything. For our first book club month, we dive back into the sleepy town of Forks, WA with our favorite vampire family and discuss Midnight Sun by Stephanie Meyer. Notes:The awesome wine Jensine brought to Sophia's birthday dinner is the Trader Joe's Petit Reserve Russian River Valley Sauvignon Blanc available for just $7.99 ;)The TV show Sophia mentions is called Awake from NBCJensine's reads:Bookish and the Beast by Ashley PostonThe Two Lives of Lydia Bird by Josie SilverFind us at jensanotes.com + sophiaksays.com for more behind the scenes... And don't miss our announcement and join us for next month's book club!

“Wherever you go, there you are” Jensine Lee’s grandfather escaped the Cultural Revolution in China and became a leader in San Francisco. She shares about legacy, leadership, and learning inside and outside of Asian spaces.LEARN MORE ABOUT JENSINEIG: @jensane + @penandpagegalsStay connected with me onInstagram: @vivmabuni + @somedayisherepodcastTwitter: @vivmabuniwww.vivianmabuni.comCreditsSound Engineer: Aaron Kretzman of Phos StudiosMusic: Joseph Patrick of Passion Net ProductionsExecutive Producer: Chantel RunnelsDesign: Jocelyn Chung

En historie om en perle er en af mange tekster i Karen Blixens forfatterskab, der handler om mislykkede ægteskaber. I dette afsnit af Kolibri dykker redaktør på Gyldendal Birthe Melgaard ned i fortællingen og dets to hovedkarakterer, parret Jensine og Alexander, der bliver gift og tager på en eventyrlig bryllupsrejse til Norge. På bryllupsrejsen prøver de to at lære hinanden bedre at kende – tilsyneladende uden held.

In this episode, Jensine Casey, a pediatric sleep consultant, joins the show to talk all about sleep training. She talks about common sleep problems, debunks sleep myths and talks about her approach when working with families.For more on Jensine or to contact her directly, please visit her website or email her, and definitely follow her on Instagram!https://www.babyoandiconsulting.comJensine@babyoandiconsulting.comhttps://www.instagram.com/babyoandi/For more on pregnancy, postpartum and parenthood, visit MasteringMotherhoodPodcast.com. Or follow on Instagram, Twitter or Facebook.Music from https://filmmusic.io"Bossa Antigua" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/masteringmotherhoodpodcast)

Welcome to Pen & Page Gals, the podcast where we are flipping through our favorite and recent reads. Your hosts are Jensine and Sophia; and in a digital age where everything is fast-paced and fighting for our attention, we hope to inspire you to slow the scroll and pause for some pages instead.

Today, we discuss Mitch Marner and the continued leaks out of his camp [1:40] The possibilities in trading Nikita Zaitsev [21:15] The surprising news about Patrick Marleau being willing to move on [38:22]

If the apocalypse happens, I don't have a good chance. Jensine Eckwall is an illustrator living in New York City. Join the 10 Things That Scare Me conversation, and tell us your fears here. And follow 10 Things That Scare Me on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.

The William Nylander Defence Squad is out in full force this week as we question literally every single deployment decision Babs has been making lately!! Fun!! Also: Auston “100 goals” Matthews scores his 101st goal, the USA and Canada Women’s National Hockey Teams are AMAZING, Jensine and Helen are still swooning over Hilary Knight, and the Leafs… well, they sure played some games this week, didn’t they?

Okay, so the Leafs might not have hit the ground running coming out of bye week, but we’re not letting it harsh our Muzz. This week, we take a look at some roster moves around the league, come to terms with the fact that we maybe kind of like the Jets now, and regrettably, take some time to talk about offer sheets. Hope you’re proud of yourselves on that one, Toronto Media. Plus, Helen puts Jensine and Mel to the test to see how well they can distinguish Romantic Hockey Fact from Romantic Hockey Fiction.

Prøv at forstil dig, at du bliver nød til at sende dobbelt så mange ansøgninger end Jens ved siden af dig. Og det selv om I begge har nøjagtig den samme uddannelse og de samme arbejdserfaringer. Er det ikke uretfærdigt? Bare fordi Jens er yngre? Eller hvad nu, hvis I endda begge har samme alder, og du alligevel får afslag på afslag. Ikke bare på dine jobansøgninger, men også på de lejligheder du godt kunne tænke dig at bo i. Jens derimod han oplever ikke de samme hindringer. Jensine minder lidt mere om dig, for hun er kvinde og skal alene af den grund søge lidt hårdere. Men værst er det dog for dig, fordi dit navn lyder udansk og du så ovenikøbet er kvinde. Altså ikke fordi du er mindre kvalificeret, men bare fordi du har et ”forkert” navn og så ikke har det ”rigtige” køn. Den slags barrierer heder kort og godt for ”diskrimination”. Men kan det virkelig passe? At den forskelsbehandling er udbredt? Ja, siger blandt andet en måling foretaget i 2012 af Det Nationale Forskningscenter for Velfærd, eller kort SFI. Den over 120 sider lange rapport fastslår dog ret hurtigt, at der ikke findes ret mange undersøgelser. Det er, for nu at sige det mildt, lidt bemærkelsesværdigt i sig selv, at der ikke findes ret meget forskning indenfor et område der negativt berører så mange mennesker. Det lader vi nu ligge og giver ordet i stedet til hende her, som vi mødte efter et oplæg og debatmøde, som Dansk Kvindesamfund havde stået for, Det er projektchef Aida Ammary fra Mino Danmark der lægger ud

Marginalia #9: Fuck Capitalism (Unless You'll Give Me a Job) In this mixed bag of an episode, Jensine and Candice talk briefly about: * Book trailers and their efficacy * Brooklyn Beckham: Travel Photographer extraordinaire * The books in which LGB people first find representations of themselves And then we get onto the topic of capitalism and whether publishers can be held accountable for-- Look, honestly, between you and me? It's probably better to just listen. It ends with Jensine trying to send us to jail, that's all I'm saying. Find us on Twitter: @NiceYoungPeople Next episode: The Upside of Unrequited by Becky Albertalli Theme music: Living Nightmare by snowflake (used under a Creative Commons license) Links to mentioned articles will be up on the website soon.

Sylvia Global meets with World Pulse Founder, Jensine (Yen-See-Nah) Larsen before she departs for Ixtapa, Mexico.  World Pulse – an action media network bringing women a global voice– has worked as a freelance journalist covering indigenous movements and ethnic cleansing in South America and Southeast AsiaWith her finger on the pulse of women's voices globally, Jensine is increasingly sought after for inspirational keynotes, current affairs lectures and radio programs and has appeared on NPR and PBS and presented keynotes and panels at TED, Skoll World Forum for Social Entrepreneurship, Bioneers Global, Digital Earth, WebVisions, Women in Technology International, the Women’s Funding Network, and the Conference on World Affairs.