Podcast appearances and mentions of Jonathan Horowitz

In this episode of the We Love Arabian Horses podcast, host Paul Kostial sits down with Jonathan Horowitz, Executive Director of the Arabian Jockey Club (AJC), to discuss the growth and evolving role of Arabian racehorses within the breed. Now in his second year leading the AJC, Jonathan reflects on the successes of the past year, both on and off the track, and shares his vision for the future of Arabian racing. One of the year's biggest highlights was the UAE President Cup, a major event that showcased the strength of American-bred Arabian racehorses. Several U.S. horses also made an impact internationally, proving the quality of American bloodlines. Beyond racing, the Race Bred Arabian Series was launched to highlight the many ways retired racehorses excel in other disciplines, including eventing, endurance, and ride-and-tie competitions. Jonathan shares his own experience competing in eventing with his Arabian, reinforcing the breed's natural versatility and adaptability. Jonathan also discusses the significance of race-bred Arabians in the broader breed community, explaining how racing has shaped the development of many top sport and performance horses. He highlights influential stallions like Orzel and Sambor, whose bloodlines continue to impact the breed decades later. While Arabian racing in the U.S. has only been formally organized since 1959, its influence extends far beyond the track, helping to produce horses with the athleticism, endurance, and heart that make Arabians so special. A key focus of the AJC is connecting the racing world with the broader Arabian horse community, ensuring that race-bred Arabians are recognized for their talent and contributions. By sharing success stories and increasing engagement, the AJC hopes to encourage more horse owners to consider race-bred Arabians for disciplines beyond racing. Looking ahead, Jonathan is excited about the future of Arabian racing, noting that each year brings new stars and fresh opportunities for the sport to grow. He also sees potential for collaboration between racing and other disciplines, such as starting young Arabians on the track before transitioning them to sport careers. Throughout the conversation, Jonathan and Paul emphasize the passion and sense of community that fuels Arabian horse enthusiasts. They discuss the importance of sharing stories, engaging with others, and celebrating the breed's unique heritage. Jonathan encourages listeners to tag We Love Arabian Horses when sharing their own Arabian experiences, helping to spread awareness and appreciation for these incredible horses. With momentum building in both racing and the broader Arabian world, the future looks bright for the breed and its many devoted fans.

Eugenia Lostri, Senior Editor at Lawfare, sat down with Jonathan Horowitz, Deputy Head of the Legal Department to the ICRC's Delegation for the United States and Canada, to discuss his recent article, “The Business of Battle: The Role of Private Tech in Conflict.” They talked about how international humanitarian law principles can affect the private digital sector, the risks that tech companies can face when they provide services to a party in an armed conflict, and what they should do to minimize those risks. To receive ad-free podcasts, become a Lawfare Material Supporter at www.patreon.com/lawfare. You can also support Lawfare by making a one-time donation at https://givebutter.com/c/trumptrials.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/lawfare. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode is part two of a two-part series which captures the live recording of a panel held at the 1st Emerging Technologies in the Law Course. In this episode, LTC(R) Laura West, Former Chair of the National Security Law Department, wraps up her conversation with the panelists and ends by fielding questions from the audience. Tune is as the esteemed panelists, Professor Gary Corn, Director of the Technology, Law & Security Program at American University Washington College of Law, Mr. Jonathan Horowitz, Legal Advisor at International Committee of the Red Cross-ICRC, and Mr. Matt Fussa, Trust Officer at Cisco Systems, finish the fascinating conversation they started last episode! NSL Practitioners interested in reviewing resources and scholarship produced by ADN should check out the Operational Law Handbook and LOAC Documentary Supplement and other significant military legal resources available at The Judge Advocate General's Legal Center and School website under publications - https://tjaglcs.army.mil/. Learn more about The Quill & Sword series of podcasts by visiting our podcast page at https://tjaglcs.army.mil/thequillandsword. The Quill & Sword show includes featured episodes from across the JAGC, plus all episodes from our four separate shows: “Criminal Law Department Presents” (Criminal Law Department), “NSL Unscripted” (National Security Law Department), “The FAR and Beyond” (Contract & Fiscal Law Department) and “Hold My Reg” (Administrative & Civil Law Department). Connect with The Judge Advocate General's Legal Center and School by visiting our website at https://tjaglcs.army.mil/ or on Facebook (tjaglcs), Instagram (tjaglcs), or LinkedIn (school/tjaglcs).

This week's show is with Jonathan Horwitz. Jonathan was born in the USA and has lived in Scandinavia for over half his life. He has been actively working with shamanism since 1972, was a teacher and field researcher at the Foundation for Shamanic Studies for 10 years and has a master's degree in anthropology. In 1986, Jonathan co-founded the Scandinavian Center for Shamanic Studies and has been teaching internationally ever since, in Russia, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Belgium, Sweden and the UK. He has been a frequent contributor to Sacred Hoop magazine and served for some years as European Editor for Journal of Shamanic Practice. He lives with his partner Zara in the woods of southern Sweden at Åsbacka, their home and retreat center. Jonathan is known for his grounded, present and warm teaching style. He sees shamanism as a spiritual path and his main focus is shamanic healing, spiritual ecology and shamanic community work. As a teacher, he feels his role is to help people find the road to the Spirit world, encourage them to accept the power offered, and learn how to bring power back to the physical world.Shamanism is about life. Life is change. Shamanism is change with power.  In this show, Jonathan and Lian explore the topic of  learning from spirit teachers. They begin with Jonathan's own story of attempting to live a more conventional life before realising that it wasn't his true path, that alongside some profound and also disruptive experiences, led him to explore the spiritual realms. Jonathan also discusses discovering his path of shamanism through his friend, well-known shamanic teacher and author, Michael Harner, which went on to inspire him to embrace the practice of learning from spirit teachers. Lian and Jonathan spoke about the transition from learning from human teachers to spirit teachers, stressing the need for patience, trust, and openness in this ongoing process, which can last a lifetime! We'd love to know what YOU think about this week's show. Let's carry on the conversation… please leave a comment wherever you are listening or in any of our other spaces to engage. What you'll learn from this episode: Working with spirit teachers requires patience, trust, and openness to learn their language and receive their teachings - they may not come in the form we expect or want The transition from learning from human teachers to learning from spirit teachers is a natural progression in the shamanic path, though it's one we can either rush towards or resist. The teachings from spirit teachers are vast and endless, and there is always more to learn. Resources and stuff spoken about: Jonathan's websites: https://www.asbacka.orgwww.shamanism.dk Join UNIO, the Academy of Sacred Union. This is for the old souls in this new world… Discover your kin & unite with your soul's calling to truly live your myth. Be Mythical Join our mailing list for soul stirring goodness: https://www.bemythical.com/moonly UNIO: The Academy of Sacred Union: Discover your kin & unite with your soul's calling to truly live your myth Go Deeper: https://www.bemythical.com/godeeper Follow us: Facebook Instagram TikTok YouTube Thank you for listening! There's a fresh episode released each week here and on most podcast platforms - and video too on YouTube - if you subscribe then you'll get each new episode delivered to your device every week automagically (that way you'll never miss an episode).  

The annual U.S. Cyber Command (USCYBERCOM) Legal Conference convenes lawyers across government and the private sector working on cyber issues. This year's conference focused on the power of partnerships. Executive Editor Natalie Orpett moderated a panel, titled “The Business of Battle: Navigating the Role of the Private Sector in Conflict,” featuring Jonathan Horowitz of the International Committee for the Red Cross, Laurie Blank of the Defense Department's Office of the General Counsel, and Adam Hickey of the law firm Mayer Brown. They talked about how government and private sector actors bring different frames of reference and different equities when faced with a conflict, and how they can work together to address it.To receive ad-free podcasts, become a Lawfare Material Supporter at www.patreon.com/lawfare. You can also support Lawfare by making a one-time donation at https://givebutter.com/c/trumptrials.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/lawfare. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join us as Jonathan Horowitz, Executive Director, Arabian Jockey Club, shares the history of the jockey club, its role, mission and goals. Jonathan shares a history of Arabian racing, the many uses of race horses after their track career ends, along with the vital importance of the breeder community in racing. Jonathan shares a great wealth of knowledge and, he's very informative regarding the Arabian racing industry. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/we-love-arabian-horses/message

Today on the podcast Eric is joined by Jonathan Horowitz of the Houston Hospitality Alliance. Jonathan speaks with Eric about his recent time/career in the hospitality industry, the work he's done with Buffalo Bayou Brewing leading him to what he's currently doing with the Houston Hospitality Alliance, what the Houston Hospitality Alliance is, what they're trying to accomplish, his role as the president of HHA, how they're looking to bring all the different corners of Houston's hospitality industries together, the issues the city of Houston has from a hospitality business standpoint, what they are looking to do to change some of that, his future goals, where he would like the organization to be a year from now, and why their common goal of improved business in Houston is so important. Plus, Eric gets Jonathan's thoughts on the overall state of Houston restaurants and where some of his biggest concerns are. Also the sudden surge of seafood spots in Houston and what is on the horizon for food and hospitality in Houston. Follow Eric on Instagram/Threads @ericsandler. You can also reach Eric by emailing him at eric@culturemap.com. Check out some of his latest articles at Culturemap.com: Local Foods Relocates to Post Oak Dining and Shopping Destination Along with 2 Luxury Retailers Original Ninfa's Recruits Culinary Dream Team, Including Houston's First Beard Award-Winning Chef Houston Restaurants Unite for One-Day Citywide Fundraiser to Feed Israelis in Crisis Reliable River Oaks Staple Plans New Memorial-Area Restaurant with All the Relish and Twice the Size Landmark Rice Village Restaurant Readies to Relocate - But Thankfully, Not Too Far Favorite Memorial-Area Neighborhood Restaurant Taps Bellaire for 2nd Locale

On today's episode, we're learning all about Arabian horse racing with Arabian Jockey Club TV Founder, Jonathan Horowitz. We then go West, well technically, North, to chat with Cowboy Dressage Clinician, Jody Busch, to learn about the history of the bosal and how it may be the training tool you didn't know you needed. Last but not least, we connect with Winnie Morgan Nemeth of New Vocations to bring you an adoptable horse of the week. Stay tuned!Retired Racehorse Radio Guests and Links Episode 98:Hosts: Joy Hills of The Foodie Equestrian and Kristen Kovatch Bentley of The Horseback Writer,Image Credit: Retired Racehorse RadioTitle Sponsor: Kentucky Performance ProductsMedia Partners: The Thoroughbred Makeover and New Vocations Racehorse AdoptionGuest: Jonathan HorowitzGuest: Jody BuschGuest: Winnie Morgan NemethAdoptable Horse of the Week: ROCKINSOMEWHEREAdditional Support Provided by: Cashel Company and Listeners like you!

On today's episode, we're learning all about Arabian horse racing with Arabian Jockey Club TV Founder, Jonathan Horowitz. We then go West, well technically, North, to chat with Cowboy Dressage Clinician, Jody Busch, to learn about the history of the bosal and how it may be the training tool you didn't know you needed. Last but not least, we connect with Winnie Morgan Nemeth of New Vocations to bring you an adoptable horse of the week. Stay tuned!Retired Racehorse Radio Guests and Links Episode 98:Hosts: Joy Hills of The Foodie Equestrian and Kristen Kovatch Bentley of The Horseback Writer,Image Credit: Retired Racehorse RadioTitle Sponsor: Kentucky Performance ProductsMedia Partners: The Thoroughbred Makeover and New Vocations Racehorse AdoptionGuest: Jonathan HorowitzGuest: Jody BuschGuest: Winnie Morgan NemethAdoptable Horse of the Week: ROCKINSOMEWHEREAdditional Support Provided by: Cashel Company and Listeners like you!

Välkomna att möta vi en av sejdens och fornsedens riktiga föregångare och förgrundsgestalter i Sverige: Sylvia Hild, 83 år fyllda. Sylvia berättar om hur hur den moderna sejdkonsten växte fram i Sverige och utövades i Yggdrasil-gillet. Men vi får också följa med till Sylvias hjärtas land, Grönland, och dess magiska traditioner. Ett långt vindlande samtal om djupet av att välja ett magiskt liv.Vill du stötta oss? Bli patreon: https://www.patreon.com/formodrarsmaktMer info om podden: www.formodrarsmakt.comReferenserGalina Lindqvist - Shamanic Performances on the Urban Scene (doktorsavhandling om Yggdrasil-gillet)Erik Rödes sagaDonna Haraway - Staying with the troubleI avsnittet nämns många namn på personer är betydelsefulla i framväxten av den nyhedniska rörelsen i Norden:Mikael W Gejel och Karin Norberg - grundade Yggdrasil-gillet 1975Jörgen I Eriksson - återstartade Yggdrasil 1982 och har skrivit bla. Sejd (1988) och Runmagi och shamanism (1990)Marie Ericson - skrivit Sejd (1988)Eva Wolgers - lett YggdrasilBodvar Bjarke/Mikael Hedlund - skrivit Runa (1988) och Sejd (1988)Jonathan Horowitz - grundade 1986 The Scandinavian Center for Shamanic StudiesAnette Høst - grundade 1986 the Scandinavian Center for Shamanic Studies, skrivit Jorden synger - naturens kraft og nordiska rødderPer "SkallePer" Lundberg - gode i Samfundet Fornsed Sverige, gäst i avsnitt 21Henrik Hallgren - gode i Samfundet Fornsed Sverige, skrivit Jordens ande - om nordisk naturreligion samt Naturlagen - om naturens rättigheter och människans möjligheter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nick is joined by broadcaster Cornelius Lysaght to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world. They begin by listening to and reflecting on trainer William Haggas's final major interview before Baaeed's bid to retire undefeated in the Qipco British Champion Stakes on Saturday. They also hear from rider Adam Kirby who, in addition to riding Rohaan in the Group One Sprint at the weekend, offers his assessment as to whether and how his Derby winner Adayar can lay down a serious challenge to Baaeed under William Buick. Also on today's show, trainer Ed Walker discusses his preferences for Breeders' Cup contender Dreamloper, US race caller Jonathan Horowitz talks to Nick about the Retired Racehorse Project Thoroughbred Makeover at the Kentucky horse park this weekend and John O'Connor reflects on a successful day at Tattersalls for his Ballylinch Stud, selling two of the top three lots.

Nick is joined by broadcaster Cornelius Lysaght to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world. They begin by listening to and reflecting on trainer William Haggas's final major interview before Baaeed's bid to retire undefeated in the Qipco British Champion Stakes on Saturday. They also hear from rider Adam Kirby who, in addition to riding Rohaan in the Group One Sprint at the weekend, offers his assessment as to whether and how his Derby winner Adayar can lay down a serious challenge to Baaeed under William Buick. Also on today's show, trainer Ed Walker discusses his preferences for Breeders' Cup contender Dreamloper, US race caller Jonathan Horowitz talks to Nick about the Retired Racehorse Project Thoroughbred Makeover at the Kentucky horse park this weekend and John O'Connor reflects on a successful day at Tattersalls for his Ballylinch Stud, selling two of the top three lots.

Dr. Jonathan Horowitz talks with A.J. Harbinger and John Dzubak, hosts of the Art of Charm podcast about building their coaching business and podcast. They talk about overcoming perfectionism, self-doubt, and imposter syndrome. 

For more information about the Afterlives exhibition, please visit the Jewish Museum's website.Show Notes:00:02:00 inspiration for Afterlives: Recovering the Lost Stories of Looted Art00:06:30 design of Afterlives 00:10:15 windows metaphor of seeing through to the history of works and events00:11:20  August Sander's portrait photos of persecuted Jews00:13:00 Jeu de Paume's “Room of the Martyrs”00:13:40 1942  photograph of Room of the Martyrs includes images of work by  Matisse,  Picasso,  Léger, and  Derain who were defamed as degenerate 00:14:15 exhibition reunites large nude by Cezanne, small surrealist Picasso and post-cubist painting Composition by Fédor Löwenstein00:14:52 Cezanne and Picasso looted from Alphonse Kann00:15:00 Composition seizure00:16:20 restution of Composition  in  process00:17:45 works celebrate history of their creation and document their looting00:18:00 artwork as documentation 00:19:30 Rose Valland00:20:20 Dachau records in ‘Creativity Under Duress' gallery00:20:50 work  by artists in exile00:21:05 work  by artists  in camps and/or in hiding00:22:00 Nuremberg trial  excerpt 00:25:30 Judaica Room includes pieces from Jewish Museum's collection affiliated with Jewish Cultural Reconstruction (JCR) and community of Danzig and  installation by Maria Eichhorn00:28:15 Jewish Museum as temporary storage depot for the JCR 1949-195200:32:00 JCR aluminum tags on objects00:32:20 Hannah Arendt's work at the core of  Eichhorn's commission00:34:40 Eichhorn's commission focuses on the intellectual history of the subject and Jewish communities that were its subject 00:37:50 reading of Arendt's documents 00:39:30  commissions by artists Lisa Oppenheim, Hadar Gad, Dor Guez and  Eichhorn00:41:30 international perspective from these artists  came from their geographic and cultural points of reference and their backgrounds00:42:15  Oppenheim's piece deals with work by Jean-Baptiste that was likely destroyed and survival bias against such work00:46:00 historical justice operating on  personal/emotional and legal levels00:49:00 international culture of memory00:50:00 Exhibition's symposium00:52:00 two French loans:  Pechstein's 1912  Paysage and Löwenstein's 1939 Composition00:54:45 We Fight to Build a Free World: An Exhibition by Jonathan Horowitz; and upcoming exhibition related to Ephrussi family story and  looting of their collection except for netsuke, which is told in Edmund de Waal's The Hare with Amber Eyes00:57:45 1940 charcoal portrait by Jacob Barosin while in French forced labor camp of fellow prisoner01:00:15 Picasso's 1929 Group of Characters01:02:50  Pissarro's 1872  Portrait of Minette01:06:00  Portrait of Minette, Group of Characters and Cézanne's Bather and Rocks liberated from  train by Alexandre Rosenberg, grandson of Dealer Paul Rosenberg 01:06:50 Kurt Schwitters' Opened by Customs from 1937/3801:09:35 Afterlives  catalog 01:10:30 reactions of visitorsTo view rewards for supporting the podcast, please visit Warfare's Patreon page.To leave questions or comments about this or other episodes of the podcast, please call 1.929.260.4942 or email Stephanie@warfareofartandlaw.com. © Stephanie Drawdy [2021]

In today's episode, we cover stress and anxiety with Dr. Jonathan Horowitz. Jonathan Horowitz received his Ph.D. in clinical psychology, and is the CEO and founder of the San Francisco Stress and Anxiety Center where he helps people manage and overcome stress. Science is showing us that we are dealing with increased levels of stress and anxiety thanks to the pandemic, so what can you do to prevent your stress and anxiety from overwhelming you, how can you prevent burnout, and when do you know it's time to seek professional help? What to Listen For Dr. Jonathan Horowitz's origin story – 2:06 How easily can other people tell when you're feeling nervous or anxious in a conversation? How does perfectionism get in the way of you achieving your goals and what can you do to move past it? Can you control whether or not people like you? Warning signs you're not adequately managing stress – 22:40 What can you do to better manage your stress levels so it doesn't damage your health and relationships? How does stress impact your ability to be creative and an effective problem solver? What can you do to help manage the stress of working from home and not having a clear distinction between home and work? Preventing burnout by practicing self-care – 37:56 What small but meaningful exercises can you do in your daily life to better take care of yourself so you don't get overwhelmed by stress? What should you avoid doing if you don't want to get overwhelmed by stress? How has our social anxiety been impacted by COVID and the lockdown and what can we do about it? How do you know when you should see a therapist? While short periods of stress (like exercise or solving a difficult problem) can provide countless benefits to our physical and mental wellbeing, long periods of chronic stress can have detrimental effects on our minds and bodies. But what can you do about it when it seems like being stressed out is normal? It comes down to small daily habits that any of us can implement in our lives because we all have a few minutes to spare to take better care of ourselves. A Word From Our Sponsors Share your vulnerabilities, victories, and questions in our 13,000-member private Facebook group at theartofcharm.com/challenge. This is a unique opportunity where everyone — both men and women — celebrate your accountability on the way to becoming the best version of yourself. Register today here! Resources from this Episode Jonathan Horowitz on LinkedIn San Francisco Stress and Anxiety Center Check in with AJ and Johnny! AJ on Instagram Johnny on Instagram The Art of Charm on Instagram The Art of Charm on YouTube

In this episode we interview Jonathan Horowitz, Founder of Convive Hospitality Consulting. We have a great conversation about his new project and how he built a wine bar empire as a lawyer. To learn more about Convive Hospitality Consulting: https://convivehc.com

Peter Shallard, also known as “The Shrink for Entrepreneurs,” is the Founder and CEO of Commit Action, a company that provides productivity and accountability coaching for professionals across the globe. Commit Action has been featured in many esteemed publications and media outlets, including Inc. Magazine, Entrepreneur, Mixergy, and more. Peter is also a Venture Partner at Human Ventures Co, a business creation platform that utilizes a powerful network of founders, investors, and corporate partners to build and invest in purpose-driven businesses. In this episode… Do you ever feel isolated or lonely while growing your business? Do you struggle to push through distraction, exhaustion, and boredom every day in order to reach your goals as an entrepreneur? If so, Peter Shallard has a simple—yet incredibly effective—solution for you: accountability.  Many entrepreneurs experience a great deal of isolation, especially when their company is still in the startup stage. However, building a business on your own often leads to reduced productivity and increased burnout. As psychology and productivity expert Peter Shallard says, social interaction offers the connection and support humans need to thrive—both personally and professionally. That’s why he created Commit Action: to help entrepreneurs create meaningful relationships that produce abundant accountability and focus. So, how can you utilize Peter’s insights and strategies to boost your productivity today? In this episode of Succeed Under Stress, Dr. Jonathan Horowitz sits down with Peter Shallard, the Founder and CEO of Commit Action, to discuss how accountability and social interaction impact productivity for entrepreneurs. Listen in as Peter talks about his journey from counseling to coaching, why entrepreneurs struggle with productivity, and how Commit Action uses accountability to help clients reach their goals every single day. Stay tuned!

For this episode, I am flipping things a bit and playing an episode of the Succeed Under Stress podcast where I was interviewed by my friend, clinical psychologist, and podcast host Dr. Jonathan Horowitz. We talked about stress and sex with a focus on how COVID affects our sex lives. Tune in to hear me unscripted and offering sex tips during times of COVID. Hosted by Dr. Jonathan HorowitzGuest Dr. Lisa Dawn Hamilton See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dr. Lisa Dawn Hamilton is an Associate Professor of Psychology at Mount Allison University in New Brunswick, Canada. In her professional research, Dr. Hamilton explores the intersection of behavioral neuroscience, social psychology, and clinical psychology with a focus on human sexuality and stress. She is interested in the relationship between stress and sex, monogamy and non-monogamy, and sex education. In addition to her academic roles, Dr. Hamilton has served as the Executive Director of the Canadian Sex Research Forum since 2015. She is also the host of the Do We Know Things? podcast and the Founder of Sex Ed East, where she provides sex education for adults. In this episode… It’s no secret that stress has an impact on sex, and this has never been more apparent than in the midst of a global pandemic. So, what does the stress of COVID-19 mean for your sex life—and how can you identify and remedy any sex-related challenges in the new year? COVID-19 has unquestionably changed our perception of “normal” day-to-day life. From early morning office visits to romantic first dates, few things have escaped COVID-19’s reach—including sex. Thankfully, Dr. Lisa Dawn Hamilton is an expert on human sexuality and stress, and today she’s here to help you foster a healthy, exciting sex life in the aftermath of 2020. In this episode of Succeed Under Stress, Dr. Jonathan Horowitz sits down with Dr. Lisa Dawn Hamilton, Associate Professor of Psychology at Mount Allison University, to discuss the intersection of sex, stress, and COVID-19. Listen in as Dr. Hamilton talks about recent trends in global sexual activity, offers strategies for spicing up your sex life right now, and reveals little-known truths about masturbation, porn, sex addiction, and more. Stay tuned!

Dr. Jonathan Horowitz is a clinical psychologist, and the CEO and Founder of SF Stress and Anxiety Center, a Bay Area anxiety clinic with over 60 clinicians in 6 locations. With SF Stress, Dr. Horowitz provides mental health and stress management services to individuals and organizations around the country. His core training is in evidence-based approaches like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. He specializes in coaching for entrepreneurs and small organizations, stress and anxiety, and workplace stress management. Dr. Horowitz is also the host of the Succeed Under Stress podcast where he features top business leaders who are finding innovative ways to help people and companies to succeed under stress. In this episode… The New Year is fast approaching and everyone’s mind has turned to the same thing: resolutions for 2021. But before you start listing down all the things you want to change for the coming year, there are two important questions that you might not have asked yourself in a while that can help you determine what to add to your list: What do you really want? And more importantly, why do you want it? According to Dr. Jonathan Horowitz, getting honest about your answer to the questions above won’t just help you set your intentions for the upcoming year, they can also mean the difference between a few months of change that gradually weakens and steadfast habit-forming. Join Dr. Marie Murphy in this episode of Your Secret is Safe with Me as she sits down with Dr. Jonathan Horowitz, CEO and Founder of SF Stress and Anxiety Center. Together, they discuss their own experiences with resolution-setting, Dr. Horowitz’s best practices when it comes to making fruitful changes in your life, and why your happiness may be the most important thing to factor into your goals. It’s an insightful episode that can help set the tone for your 2021 and beyond, so make sure to tune in.

In this episode of the 10 Questions series, Dr. Jonathan Horowitz, founder of the Stress and Anxiety Center, answers all 10 questions - including the bonus question! Dr. Horowitz's psychological consultancy helps individuals and organizations to better deal with stress and promote mental wellness, at both the individual level and the company level. Dr. Horowitz was an early client and supporter of Productive Therapist, and he and Uriah met through a year-long mastermind group.  Take a listen today!  Today's episode features music from the band Pomplamoose, with a cover of Cher's song “Believe.”

Dr. Marie Murphy is a Relationship Coach who specializes in helping people who are having affairs assess their situation and develop a path forward—without shame. Dr. Murphy holds a Ph.D. in Sociology with an emphasis on Sexuality from the University of California, San Diego. She also hosts the podcast, Your Secret is Safe With Me, where she talks about infidelity and other challenging relationship situations from a non-judgmental perspective. In addition to this, Dr. Murphy is also a proud dog mom, a lover of great food and fiction, and a dedicated Yoga Instructor at Breathe Salt Yoga in San Francisco, CA. In this episode… Do you have an undisclosed habit or relationship that keeps you awake at night? Whether you’re experiencing infidelity, substance abuse, or simply want to fight sex-related stigmas, this episode of Succeed Under Stress is for you. Well-kept secrets can produce long-term stress—especially when it comes to infidelity. Dr. Marie Murphy, a Relationship Coach specializing in the sociology of sexuality, adamantly believes that we have the power to create our own belief systems and erase social stigmas. That’s why she provides individualized coaching for people who are having affairs: to help them find freedom from stress, shame, and societal pressure.  In this episode of the Succeed Under Stress podcast, Dr. Jonathan Horowitz sits down with Dr. Marie Murphy, a Relationship Coach with more than 20 years of experience, to discuss how sex-related stress impacts our relationships. Listen in as Dr. Murphy shares her experience helping clients through infedelity, how companies can break harmful stigmas about sex, and why embracing discomfort may be your one-way ticket to a meaningful life. Stay tuned!

Emily Santanelli has over a decade of experience in the wellness industry and is currently the Employee Benefits Consultant at USI Insurance Services. Emily and her team analyze client business issues and challenges with USI ONE™, a proprietary platform that integrates analytics, resources, and strategic planning to deliver impactful solutions. In addition to this, Emily is also the VP of Professional Development and a Volunteer Board Member at Sacramento Area Human Resource Association. This organization provides development opportunities for human resources professionals in Sacramento and Northern California. In this episode… Does your company offer its employees easy access to high-quality resources for mental health and wellness? Or, do you provide little to no support for employees’ mental health needs? A great deal of companies fall into the latter category. Unfortunately, failing to provide sufficient mental health resources and programs for employers and employees alike can have serious consequences for a company’s culture, profits, and far-reaching impact. So, how can your company start prioritizing mental health and wellness in the workplace, even on a tight budget? In this episode of Succeed Under Stress, Dr. Jonathan Horowitz sits down with Emily Santanelli, the Employee Benefits Consultant at USI Insurance Services, to discuss how to enhance mental health and wellness solutions within the workplace. Listen in as Emily talks about how large companies determine employee benefits, the relationship between mental health and professional productivity, and the importance of developing a healthy workplace culture. Stay tuned!

Krag Klages is a marketing expert, wellness coach, and certified yoga instructor. He is the Senior Manager of Advanced Analytics and Optimization at Disney Parks & Resorts in Glendale, California. In addition to this, Krag is also the Founder of Love Starts With Love, his life coaching company. Krag’s passion in life is to help people achieve their dreams while practicing self-love. His coaching company was founded on the belief that when you fully and unconditionally love yourself, all the other types of love in the world can be realized. In this episode… Do you struggle with self-acceptance, self-love, or vulnerability? Are you tired of experiencing guilt, fear, and shame in your personal or professional life? If so, you aren’t alone—and today’s guest has some expert advice for you. Krag Klages, the Founder of Love Starts With Love, knows quite a bit about developing self-love. As a wellness coach, Krag not only walks his own journey toward greater self-acceptance, but also helps others do the same. Today, Krag offers valuable wellness guidance while discussing his own struggles with vulnerability and self-love. In this episode of Succeed Under Stress, Dr. Jonathan Horowitz sits down with Krag Klages, the Founder of Love Starts With Love, to discuss self-love, humility, and vulnerability—both at home and in the workplace. Listen in as Krag talks about why he started his life coaching company, his journey toward compassionate leadership, and how you can start practicing self-acceptance today. Stay tuned!

Isabelle Wettergren is a 20-year veteran teacher, a National Board Certified Health & Wellness Coach, and a certified Addiction Awareness Facilitator. She is also the Founder of Teachers’ Wellness Coaching & Consulting, which supports educators in their journey toward self care and mental wellbeing. In addition to this, Isabelle is the Lead Wellness Champion Coordinator & Physical Education Specialist/Department Chair for the San Leandro Unified School District. Her mission is to raise awareness and break the stigma associated with mental illness and addiction in the workplace. Do you want access to more high-quality health and wellness programs in your workplace? Are you looking for ways to make physical and mental health a priority in your professional life? If so, this episode of Succeed Under Stress is for you. After working in the public school system for more than two decades, Isabelle Wettergren came to this conclusion: teachers, administrators, and all other education system workers need better support for their physical and mental health needs. So, what brought Isabelle to this conclusion, and how is she raising awareness and making a change in the wellness and education industries today? In this episode of Succeed Under Stress, Dr. Jonathan Horowitz sits down with Isabelle Wettergren, the Founder of Teachers’ Wellness Coaching & Consulting, to discuss the importance of implementing health and wellness programs in the education world. Listen in as Isabelle talks about her transformative stress management program, how wellness coaching differs from traditional counseling, and what you can do to change your health journey today. Stay tuned!

Robert Eyler is an auditing manager, entrepreneur, and yoga enthusiast. He is the Manager and Lead Health & Wellness Instructor at RSM US LLP, as well as a Yoga Instructor at CorePower Yoga and the Owner of GetFit42.  Robert holds many certifications and titles, including CPA, Certified Personal Trainer, Fitness Nutrition Specialist, and Registered Yoga Teacher. He also teaches various courses on stress management and mindfulness to audiences of over 1,000 people each year. In this episode… Do stress and anxiety plague your daily life? Are you looking for healthier coping mechanisms to improve your mood, performance, and relationships? Robert Eyler struggled with severe anxiety and substance abuse for years, and these battles negatively affected his relationships, work ethic, and overall quality of life. Today, however, Robert is a successful accountant and passionate health and wellness advocate, and stress and substance abuse no longer control him. Instead, Robert has discovered healthier coping mechanisms that have transformed his day-to-day life—and he wants to help others walk the same path toward health and happiness. In this episode of Succeed Under Stress, Dr. Jonathan Horowitz sits down with Robert Eyler, the Manager and Lead Health & Wellness Instructor at RSM US LLP, to discuss the importance of prioritizing health and wellness in the corporate world. Listen in as Robert shares his struggles with adderall addiction, his practical tactics for regulating high levels of anxiety, and his purpose-driven work to help professionals everywhere live full, stress-free lives. Stay tuned!

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Dr. Eugene Dilan is a clinical psychologist and international consultant with more than 25 years of experience under his belt. He is the Founder and CEO of DILAN Consulting Group, an executive leadership and team development consultancy focused on designing strategic interventions that transform workplaces across the board. In addition to this, Dr. Dilan also serves as an Official Member of the Forbes Coaches Council, an invitation-only organization for successful business and career coaches. In this episode… Do you want to create a more open and accepting workplace environment? Are you looking for tried and true strategies for reducing mental health stigmas and increasing emotional safety at work? If so, this episode of Succeed Under Stress is for you. Dr. Eugene Dilan is a clinical psychologist and international consultant with a passion for both people and business. Currently, Dr. Dilan helps workplaces in a variety of industries manage stress and develop resilience. Today, he’s here to share some of his most effective and practical strategies for creating safe, productive, and tight-knit workplaces. In this episode of Succeed Under Stress, Dr. Jonathan Horowitz sits down with Dr. Eugene Dilan, the Founder and CEO of DILAN Consulting Group, to discuss how to create transparent, accepting workplace environments. Dr. Dilan shares the importance of maintaining healthy boundaries as a consultant, how emotional intelligence impacts group dynamics, and what every company needs to know about diversity and inclusion. Stay tuned!

Robert “Cujo” Teschner is the Founder, CEO, and Chief Consultant of VMax Group Consulting, a business training and consulting firm specializing in helping organizations construct high-performing teams.  Robert is also a retired, multiple award-winning United States Air Force fighter pilot, as well as a motivational speaker and best-selling author. His numerous specialties include leadership, crisis management, critical thinking, and many more. In this episode… Do you feel like you can be vulnerable with your boss and coworkers? Are you part of a team that empowers and encourages its members, or is your team fractured and ineffective? Building an effective, cohesive team in an organization is incredibly difficult—especially if you don’t have access to the right training or tools. That’s why Robert Teschner founded VMax Group Consulting, a training and consulting firm that helps organizations create high-performing, close-knit teams. Today, Robert is here to share his sage advice on team building, resilience, and stress management, and you don’t want to miss a minute of it! In this episode of Succeed Under Stress, Dr. Jonathan Horowitz sits down with Robert “Cujo” Teschner, the Founder, CEO, and Chief Consultant of VMax Group Consulting, to discuss building effective, supportive teams. Listen in as Robert talks about his career as a fighter pilot for the U.S. Air Force, the importance of fostering psychological safety within high-performing teams, and what it takes to become a fantastic team leader. Stay tuned!

Nicholas Whitaker is a mindfulness and wellness advocate and the Strategic Partner Lead for News & Local Media at Google. For the past 10 years, Nicholas has leveraged the scale and resources of Google to support the journalism industry through impactful products, programs, and strategic partnerships. At Google, he also facilitates mental health talks, hosts experts in the mindfulness industry, and facilitates experiences to help teams better manage stress. Before working at Google, Nicholas produced media for news, commercial, entertainment, and advocacy groups. He also taught video production and communication theory at various universities in New York City. In this episode… Are you looking for daily habits that will ease your stress and anxiety? Do you want to change the way you interact with stress, but don’t quite know where to start? Then you don’t want to miss this episode of Succeed Under Stress! Nicholas Whitaker first discovered mindfulness after stumbling into the Spirituality and Psychology section of a Books-A-Million. Since then, he has realized the power of regular meditation and mindfulness—especially as a high-achieving young professional working at Google. Today, Nicholas is on Succeed Under Stress to share his transformative tips about mindfulness and meditation with the world. In this episode of Succeed Under Stress, Dr. Jonathan Horowitz sits down with Nicholas Whitaker, the Strategic Partner Lead for News & Local Media at Google, to talk about mindfulness: an intentional, grounding practice that can radically transform your mental wellbeing. Listen in as Dr. Horowitz and Nicholas discuss the power of regular meditation, how to implement mindfulness on an organizational level, and the impact of imposter syndrome on high-achieving workplace environments.

Miguel Olave is a mental health advocate, LinkedIn Strategist, entrepreneur, speaker, and Agile coach at holaverdad. Miguel believes that relationships and vulnerability are the keys to our success, freedom, and happiness. By using guided Agile mindset methodology, Miguel empowers his clients to break down mental walls and start sharpening their innate strengths and skills. In addition to his work as an Agile coach, Miguel is also a Brand Ambassador for WorkerZero and QuiCC and a Scrum Master at The Agile Coach LLC. In this episode… Do you struggle with anxiety, depression, or other mental health issues? Are you looking for inspiration to embrace vulnerability, talk about your struggles, and start healing? If so, this episode of Succeed Under Stress is for you. Miguel Olave is a mental health advocate, LinkedIn Strategist, and Agile coach—and he’s here today to share his story with the world. Throughout his life, Miguel has faced multiple mental health crises, from sexual trauma to a suicide attempt. However, instead of keeping the reality of his struggles boxed up and hidden away, Miguel decided to share the ins and outs of his mental health journey in order to inspire and empower people across the globe. In this episode of Succeed Under Stress, Dr. Jonathan Horowitz sits down with Miguel Olave to discuss the power of embracing vulnerability and sharing your personal experiences with the world. Listen in as Miguel opens up about his mission to normalize conversations about mental health, erase prevalent mental health stigmas, and empower others to be healthier and happier today. You don’t want to miss this inspiring episode, so stay tuned!

Dr. Alex Dimitriu is a psychiatrist, a specialist in sleep medicine, and the Owner of Menlo Park Psychiatry & Sleep Medicine. At his practice, Dr. Dimitriu helps his patients optimize peak performance by day and peak restorative sleep by night. Menlo Park Psychiatry & Sleep Medicine has been nationally recognized by The New York Times, Men’s Health, Psychology Today, and many more. When he isn’t improving the waking and sleeping hours of his patients, Dr. Dimitriu loves spending time with his two children and enjoying all things ocean-related, including sailing, kite-boarding, and body surfing. In this episode… Do you lie awake at night waiting hours on end for sleep to rescue you from racing thoughts, insomnia, or endless social media scrolling? Consequently, do you stumble through each day, relying on numerous cups of coffee just to keep your eyelids open? If so, you’re not alone—and you don’t want to miss this sleep-focused episode of Succeed Under Stress. Dr. Alex Dimitriu is the Owner of Menlo Park Psychiatry & Sleep Medicine in California. Early on in his career as a psychiatrist, Dr. Dimitriu formed a personal and professional interest in sleep medicine. After diving into the niche, Dr. Dimitriu was shocked to discover the monumental impact that sleep has on every aspect of our lives. Now, he helps his patients optimize their sleeping and waking hours so they can start living happier and healthier. In this episode of Succeed Under Stress, Dr. Jonathan Horowitz sits down with Dr. Alex Dimitriu, the Owner of Menlo Park Psychiatry & Sleep Medicine, to discuss how sleep affects our cognition, performance, and mental health. Tune in as Dr. Horowitz and Dr. Dimitriu talk about the different stages of the sleep cycle, how sleep deprivation impacts how we think, and what perusing social media late at night really does to your body. Stay tuned!

Uriah Guilford is the Owner of The Productive Therapist, a company that provides world-class virtual assistants to therapists looking to grow their businesses. Uriah is also a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist at Guilford Family Counseling, Inc. As a licensed counselor, Uriah has gained experience in a variety of areas, including residential treatment programs, school counseling, and more. Currently, Uriah specializes in spiritual counseling and providing therapy for children and adolescents. In this episode… Whether you’re a parent, psychologist, or personal trainer, chances are you’re experiencing personal and professional stress right now. Pre-COVID-19 life was turbulent and stressful enough, but for most people, post-COVID-19 life is even more challenging. That’s why Uriah Guilford, licensed counselor and Owner of The Productive Therapist, is on today’s episode of Succeed Under Stress. As a group practice owner and digital entrepreneur, Uriah’s time is limited and precious—something we can all relate to. Thankfully, he’s figured out the best-kept secret to personal and professional productivity: delegation. Listen in to this episode of Succeed Under Stress as host Dr. Jonathan Horowitz sits down with Uriah Guilford of The Productive Therapist to discuss how to overcome the stressors and challenges of a hectic schedule. You don’t want to miss Uriah’s expert delegation hacks, tips for staying grounded, and strategies for finding balance in the busyness of your day-to-day life. Stay tuned!

J. Skyler “Sky” Fernandes is a Powerlist 100 Venture Capitalist and the Co-founder and General Partner of VU Venture Partners, a multi-stage venture capital fund focused on Consumer, Enterprise, Fintech, Frontier Tech, Healthcare, and Property Tech. VU’s investment team has more than 35 years of VC experience and has invested more than $1.8 billion in 250+ companies, including Beyond Meat, Facebook, Uber, Venmo, Twitter, and more. Sky is also the Co-founder and CEO of Venture University, the world's leading investor accelerator for individuals breaking into venture capital, private equity, and angel investing. In this episode… We all face work-related stress and anxiety. However, the appearance of these feelings can vary in different people, positions, and industries. Here on Succeed Under Stress, Dr. Jonathan Horowitz often talks to CEOs and business leaders about the stress and anxiety they face in the day-to-day operations of their businesses. That’s what brought him to Sky Fernandes, a Powerlist 100 Venture Capitalist. Sky has valuable firsthand insights into the incredibly stressful role that investors and venture capitalists hold, as well as the unique challenges they currently face in 2020’s business climate.  In today’s episode of Succeed Under Stress, Dr. Jonathan Horowitz sits down with Sky Fernandes of VU Venture Partners to talk about stress and anxiety in the venture capital and private equity markets. Listen in as Sky discusses how to make difficult personal and professional decisions, how much CEOs should share with their employees, and how he manages stress and anxiety as a successful VC. Stay tuned!

Jimmy Barrett and Dennis Spellman take you through the stories that matter on the morning of 09/11/20.The annual, hallowed tradition of family members reading the names of the nearly 3,000 victims of the 9/11 attacks will take place again this year. The Tunnel to Towers Foundation, created in honor of FDNY firefighter Stephen Siller who gave up his life to save others on 9/11, announced Thursday it is inviting 9/11 victims’ families to take part in a memorial ceremony on Friday, September 11, marking the 19th anniversary of the attacks. Tunnel to Towers decided to take this step after the National September 11 Memorial & Museum announced the reading of the names would not happen at the memorial ceremony this year, citing COVID-19 concerns. Calling in is National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund CEO Marcia Ferranto. Since the onset of the pandemic, there’s been a general feeling that young people haven’t been taking mask and social distancing mandates seriously, leading to silly GIFs and mocking videos of people partying on beaches (c’mon, we’ve all seen them). But is there validity in that general feeling? According to Zenreach, the walk-through marketing company, no. It’s not valid. Zenreach took a closer look at the people who are frequenting traditionally high-traffic businesses like restaurants and bars. Interestingly, what they determined was that no specific age group or gender has been significantly more irresponsible than the other. While close in numbers, women as well as 55-64 year-olds actually showed the greatest increases in traffic at both restaurants and bars. Jonathan Horowitz of Convive Hospitality calls us to break down these recent findings.The Biden-Harris energy plan would inflict California-style blackouts, sky-high costs on our entire nation. If California can’t get renewable power or high-speed rail right, how can Biden and Harris make it work? We speak with Todd Staples, The President of the Texas Oil & Gas Association.

Dr. Brad Cousins is the CEO of Ingage Human Capital Strategies, where he designs breakthrough strategies and coaches transformational change. He is also the CEO of Brad Cousins & Company and serves as the CEO Board Chair at Vistage Worldwide, Inc. In these roles, Dr. Cousins utilizes his 20+ years of experience to help over 60 Boards and CEOs in Arkansas, Louisiana, and Mississippi. In addition to his executive work, Dr. Cousins has also established himself as a popular thought leader, consultant, and speaker in locations such as China, Paris, Brussels, and more. In this episode… Are you interested in learning about human motivations, instincts, and behavior in order to create a more effective and productive business? If so, you’re in the right place. With more than 20 years of valuable experience as an international business leader, mentor, and coach, Dr. Brad Cousins knows that business is driven by human behavior. Using the Predictive Index, he helps companies transform their workplaces and business practices by categorizing and understanding their team’s behavior. This is what Dr. Cousins calls an effective people strategy. On this episode of Succeed Under Stress, Dr. Jonathan Horowitz sits down with Dr. Brad Cousins of Ingage Human Capital Strategies to discuss the importance of developing a people strategy. Listen in today as they talk about dealing with professional stress during COVID-19, using the Predictive Index to improve your hiring process, and maintaining a growth mindset when faced with difficult circumstances. Stay tuned!

Dr. Jonathan Horowitz is a clinical psychologist and the founder and CEO of San Francisco Stress and Anxiety Center. He is also the host of the Succeed Under Stress podcast, which he created to help business leaders overcome stress and improve mental wellness, because happy companies are successful companies. Dr. Horowitz’s core training is evidence-based approaches such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and he customizes and adapts these approaches to his client’s specific issues, personality, and style. In this episode… When the world changes unexpectedly, as it has with the COVID-19 pandemic, it only makes sense that our personal and professional lives are likewise impacted. These setbacks and uncertainties can leave us feeling discouraged and unable to persevere. Thankfully, Dr. Jonathan Horowitz, founder of the San Francisco Stress and Anxiety Center, has cultivated some practical and effective strategies for building resilience, both at work and at home. He wants to help individuals deal with stress and anxiety in a healthy way, so that they can keep growing and persevering. In this episode of Succeed Under Stress, John Corcoran of Rise25 joins Dr. Jonathan Horowitz to discuss change and uncertainty in the workplace, and how to build resilience on both a personal and organizational level. Dr. Horowitz explains how to create a thriving work environment, why social support is so important, and how to reframe your stress. You don’t want to miss a single moment of this engaging episode!

Kelly Caldwell is the owner of Drift Float & Spa, the first and only float and health spa in Greenville, South Carolina. Kelly has a personal passion for using floating as a therapeutic practice, seeing it as one of the most powerful, yet unknown, tools for healing, creativity, and physical recovery. Before starting Drift Float & Spa, Kelly worked as a freelance designer and writer. She was also the owner of Breakthrough Creatives, LLC. In this episode… Do you suffer from mental health problems such as stress, anxiety, panic attacks, or PTSD? Do you find that these disorders affect not only your mental state, but your physical comfort as well? The road to healing can often be complicated, but there may be one therapeutic tool that makes it a little clearer: float tanks.  When Kelly Caldwell, owner of Drift Float & Spa, tried her first float, she was suffering from PTSD. Just three sessions later, Kelly noticed a dramatic decrease in her symptoms, as well as a significant boost in her quality of life. This inspired her to start her own float center, and now she is proud to bring this relaxing healing therapy to the people of Greenville, South Carolina.  In this episode of Succeed Under Stress, Dr. Jonathan Horowitz chats with Kelly Caldwell of Drift Float & Spa about the healing and therapeutic powers of float tanks. Listen in as Kelly shares how floating is a highly-effective tool for raising consciousness, promoting meditation, and providing relief for a variety of mental and physical disorders.

Dr. Rebecca Heiss is a renowned keynote speaker and the founder and CEO of Icueity, a 360 review app that provides its users with ongoing fearless feedback and challenges them to grow in self-awareness. She has spoken internationally about her work, including at multiple different TEDx Talks. After teaching at the South Carolina Governor’s School for Science and Mathematics, Dr. Rebecca Heiss was invited to serve as a founding faculty member of a school designed to foster entrepreneurial skills in students. Dr. Heiss will also soon hold the title of author, as her new book, Instinct: The Surprising Biology that Hijacks Our Minds and Our Happiness (And How to Fix It), is expected to hit shelves in March of 2021. In this episode… Do you ever wonder how biological instincts affect your expectations and fears? What if understanding your biology could give you more control over your emotions and actions? According to keynote speaker Dr. Rebecca Heiss, becoming more self-aware about your animal instincts is the best way to maximize your potential. She utilizes her background in biology to help people and businesses come face to face with these unconscious, limiting behaviors so that they can start living fearlessly. In this episode of the Succeed Under Stress podcast, Dr. Jonathan Horowitz sits down with Dr. Rebecca Heiss, founder and CEO of Icueity, to discuss how understanding our biology can lead to self-acceptance and self-improvement. Dr. Heiss talks about the power of discomfort, the importance of cultivating self-awareness, and why you should practice mindfulness in the age of social media. Stay tuned!

Ken Clark is a serial entrepreneur, passionate storyteller, and the Founder and CEO of Chenal Family Therapy, a paradigm shifting mental health practice in Little Rock, Arkansas. Since its foundation, Chenal Family Therapy has been awarded the Inc. 5000 Fastest Growing Private Companies Award twice, as well as the Arkansas Business of the Year Award. With over 30 years of experience in the business world, Ken has established himself as a sought-after expert on a variety of topics, from financial planning to mental health. Ken is also a successful keynote speaker and the author of seven books, which focus on psychology and personal finance. In this episode… Do you ever feel anxious, stressed, or unheard at work? Is this holding you back from achieving success or growth? What if writing simple thank you notes could transform that stressful mindset into a mindful and productive one?  When businessman Ken Clark started practicing gratitude, his life changed. He was able to release his own stress and cultivate a company culture of open-heartedness, honest communication, and respect. In this episode of the Succeed Under Stress podcast, Dr. Jonathan Horowitz interviews Ken Clark, Founder and CEO of Chenal Family Therapy, about the practical strategies he uses to implement gratitude into every interaction he has. They discuss how to be vulnerable in the workplace, how to avoid personal and professional burnout, and why practicing gratitude is more important than ever. You don’t want to miss this!

Kelly Greenwood is the founder and CEO of Mind Share Partners, a nonprofit that is changing the culture of workplace mental health so that both employees and organizations can thrive. Prior to founding Mind Share Partners, Kelly worked in corporate, nonprofit, and foundation roles at Techbridge Girls, the Skoll Foundation, and About-Face. Today, Kelly is a nationally recognized advocate and speaker for mental health. She has contributed to many impressive publications, including Harvard Business Review, Forbes, and Mental Health at Work. In her free time, Kelly enjoys traveling, attending wine tastings, and hiking.  In this episode… Are you passionate about creating a helpful and open-minded mental health culture in your workplace? Or, on the other hand, do you wish your organization offered better resources for employees experiencing mental health issues? To this day, the topic of mental health is still surrounded by harmful stigmas, especially in the workplace. Not only do these stigmas stop employees from speaking out and asking for help, but they also keep many companies from offering substantial and useful resources for their teams. That’s why Kelly Greenwood founded her nonprofit, Mind Share Partners, in 2016—to forever change the culture of mental health in the workplace.  In this episode of Succeed Under Stress, Dr. Jonathan Horowitz sits down with Kelly Greenwood, the founder and CEO of Mind Share Partners, to talk about how to effectively remove mental health stigmas from the workplace. Listen in as they discuss the importance of mental health training for managers, the impact of current events on the workplace, and how leaders can successfully improve the mental health culture within their companies.

John Fitch is an entrepreneur, startup coach, and the co-author of Time Off, a refreshing book that enables readers to be their most successful and creative selves through intentional leisure and rest. John is also the Chief Product Officer at Voltage Control, a facilitation agency that helps companies work better together through customized meetings and workshops. After working at software startups for years, John wholeheartedly believes that the future of work is all about creativity. Consequently, he spends both his professional and personal time playing, innovating, and designing. In this episode… Do you feel like work dominates your life? Is your rest time infrequent and unhelpful? What if there was a way to create high-quality work without pulling all-nighters or working weekends? According to John Fitch, the co-author of Time Off, a large quantity of input does not always guarantee high-quality output. In fact, too much work often leaves us exhausted and high-strung, with only sub-par results to show for all of our effort. Instead, John suggests that the secret to productive and creative work is actually rest and leisure. In this episode of Succeed Under Stress, Dr. Jonathan Horowitz sits down with entrepreneur and author John Fitch to discuss how a healthy rest ethic is the key to creativity and success. Listen today as John talks about implementing an ancient Greek concept of time, the importance of daily creativity, and why you should try slow motion multitasking.

Bob Frantz and Shara Fryer take you through the stories that matter on the morning of 07/27/2020.Jonathan Horowitz with Convive Hospitality Consulting calls in and gives his take on yelp saying more than half of restaurants temporarily closed are now permanently shut.Schools Are Closing Not Because They Should, But Because They Can. When public school districts have a monopoly, they can easily justify delaying school or implementing extended closures. School choice is the solution. Auguste Mayrat – A Texas teacher who wrote the piece for The Federalist calls us and shares his point of view on the issue.

David Perls is a certified mindfulness instructor, executive coach, and the founder and CEO of shinebright, a company that provides leadership and mindfulness training to individuals and teams. David has worked with companies such as Sephora, Uber, the U.S. Air Force, and the San Francisco Giants as a facilitator, consultant and coach.  David graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with a degree in Economics and Psychology, and he now utilizes his extensive business experience and passion for yoga and mindfulness to help others reach their full potential. In this episode… Have you ever experienced anxiety or stress in your personal or professional life? Does this stress and anxiety make you feel isolated, depressed, and out of control? What if there was a proven, effective way to alleviate these feelings and change the way you view yourself and those around you?  After struggling with intense anxiety and stress, David Perls decided to start practicing Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction. This practice changed David’s life completely, and he shifted his entire career in order to coach both individuals and organizations about mindfulness.  In this episode of Succeed Under Stress, Dr. Jonathan Horowitz talks with David Perls, founder and CEO of shinebright, about the life-changing benefits of mindfulness training. David discusses how mindfulness helped him cope with his physical pain, inspired him to change careers, and taught him how to take control of his life. You don’t want to miss this personal and practical episode!

Dr. Jonathan Horowitz is a clinical psychologist and the founder and CEO of San Francisco Stress and Anxiety Center. He is also the host of the Succeed Under Stress podcast, which he created to help business leaders overcome stress and improve mental wellness, because happy companies are successful companies. Dr. Horowitz uses evidence-based approaches such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and he customizes and adapts these approaches to his client’s specific issues, personality, and style. In this episode… Have you ever struggled to find a therapist, counselor, or life coach that is right for you? Are you tired of the exhausting process of online research, filling out intake forms, and repeatedly calling counseling offices? Do you wish there was a better way to find healing, health, and happiness right now? Dr. Jonathan Horowitz has seen the flaws of the traditional therapy model first hand, and that’s why he has devoted his career as clinical psychologist to creating a better, more holistic approach to counseling. He founded the San Francisco Stress and Anxiety center to give his clients a happier and healthier experience.  In this episode of Succeed Under Stress, Dr. Jonathan Horowitz sits down with co-founder of Rise25 John Corcoran to discuss why the traditional model of therapy is broken, and how he is working to fix it. Dr. Horowitz talks about the value of holistic therapy models, the current shift to virtual therapy, and his plans for making San Francisco a more wellness-focused city. Stay tuned.

Micah Jacobson is an entrepreneur, professional speaker, and head of learning at Salesforce. As a multi-credentialed L&D Director and Coach, he has 20 years of experience in crafting and implementing training, coaching, and mentoring programs all over North America. Micah is also the author of four books, the most recent being Open To Outcome 2 Edition: A Practical Guide For Facilitating And Teaching Experiential Reflection. Outside of the office, he is a swing dance aficionado and instructor. In this episode… Do you struggle to maintain focus and clarity in your workplace? Does daily stress impede your ability to perform well at your job?  As an expert in learning and training for businesses of all sizes, Micah Jacobson is helping his clients combat these challenges. For him, learning is similar to therapy, and his goal is to help people happily and healthily evolve with their ever-changing industries.  In this episode of Succeed Under Stress, Dr. Jonathan Horowitz interviews Micah Jacobson from Salesforce about the helpful tips and real challenges of learning and training in the workplace. They discuss how stress impacts individual and professional growth, the importance of prioritization in business, and how to cultivate trust in your workplace. Stay tuned.

On this week's Talk Art, we're feeling the POWER of LOVE! Russell & Robert chat to the captivating superstar duo of Ellie Goulding and Caspar Jopling from their home in Oxfordshire.As passionate art collectors, we learn about the artists they admire and collect including Rebecca Warren, Julie Mehretu, Tracey Emin, Donna Huanca, Raymond Pettibon, George Roy, Wolfgang Tillmans, Jack Whitten, Raqib Shaw, Cy Gavin, Christina Quarles and Ellie’s favourite - a neon of a double cross by Jonathan Horowitz in rainbow colours. We hear about the shyness of their first date visiting two exhibitions in London: Anselm Kiefer at White Cube followed by Robert Rauschenberg at Tate Modern. As their relationship grew, visiting exhibitions has become an integral part of their life as well as art fairs like Frieze and Art Basel!Ellie discusses her dedication to female artists and how her art collection has evolved since meeting Caspar, the works she used to collect were “dark stuff” gothic in style like ship wrecks or skeletons, skulls or ghosts! Whilst Caspar reminisces about his first art purchase growing up of a poster by Sir Terry Frost, his admiration for his uncle the legendary gallerist Jay Jopling (White Cube), how he advises his friends to support and collect art, and how he even experimented with screen printing and painting during his teens inspired by Rauschenberg, Richard Prince and Andy Warhol.With no motivation for investment, Ellie feels a close correlation between the art she loves and the songs she writes, something she explored whilst writing her forthcoming new album 'Brightest Blue': “I love the idea that you can buy something, that I can stare at for a long time and then it could maybe draw a song or a lyric out of me”. The album's title directly inspired by a Doug Wheeler artwork the couple saw at David Zwirner's gallery in New York. The intense installation of a blue room was “like walking into another world”.Art also inspires her music's visuals, collaborating with creative director Imogen Snell as well as photographers Louie Banks, Ronan Park and Rankin. We discuss her musical collaborator SerpentWithFeet who appears on her new album but also recently sang at her and Caspar's wedding in Yorkshire. We remember her collaborator the late rapper Juice Wrld and the impact of his passing on artists like Katherine Bernhardt and the international art and music communities.Finally we discuss Caspar's experiences working for Sotheby's but also within the film industry, his current studying for his MBA at Oxford University, the recent news of the Gallery Climate Coalition and how the art world is approaching sustainability, online viewing rooms, the positives and negatives of buying art (and clothes) online, and the escapism in lockdown watching period drama Downtown Abbey as well as the joys of completing Kandinsky and Lichtenstein-inspired puzzles! Ellie's fourth studio album 'Brightest Blue' can be pre-ordered NOW, released in full on 17th July 2020! Follow Ellie & Caspar on Instagram @EllieGoudling and @CasparJopling, @EllieGoulding on Twitter, her official website https://www.elliegoulding.com/. For images of all artworks discussed in this episode visit @TalkArt. We've just joined Twitter too @TalkArt. If you've enjoyed this episode PLEASE leave us... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dr. Jonathan Horowitz is a clinical psychologist and the Founder and CEO of San Francisco Stress and Anxiety Center. He is also the host of the Succeed Under Stress podcast which he created to help business leaders overcome stress and improve mental wellness because happy companies are successful companies. Dr. Horowitz’s core training is evidence-based approaches such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and he customizes and adapts these approaches to his client’s specific issues, personality, and style. In this episode… Are you exhausted from working from home during the COVID-19 pandemic? Do you feel an increased level of anxiety as your balance and routine is thrown off course? Are you struggling with the notion that you don’t seem to be as productive with your current work set-up compared to how you were before the pandemic took the world by storm? Dr. Jonathan Horowitz says that these feelings are completely normal given these unprecedented times. What you can do to manage your personal and professional expectations is to develop boundaries and habits that can enable you to reduce, if not totally mitigate, the stress that you’re feeling. In this episode of the Succeed Under Stress podcast, Dr. Jonathan Horowitz and John Corcoran of Rise25 discuss how the pandemic is affecting everyone at the personal and professional level. They talk about how the imposter syndrome affects professionals, the importance of boundaries and good habits in reducing stress, how companies can help their workers be less stressed during the COVID-19 pandemic, and more. It’s a delightful and insightful episode so stay tuned.

With the coronavirus continuing to spread it seems every day there’s something new to worry about -- new outbreaks, new restrictions, new layoffs -- so for many of us meeting this moment also means learning to manage our own stress and anxiety.  On this edition of KCBS In Depth we hear from a stress and anxiety expert about how we can all better cope in these trying times. Then later in the program, we discuss how Bay Area residents are confronting the other scourge of mental well being during this lockdown, isolation and loneliness.   Guests:  Dr. Jonathan Horowitz, a clinical psychologist and the director of the San Francisco Stress and Anxiety Center Cathy Michalec, executive director of Little Brothers-Friends of the Elderly, San Francisco Host: Keith Menconi 

This is the first of many Coronavirus Chronicles. I've been wanting to dedicate an entire episode to this for a bit now, but everything is moving too fast. It's far better to create and publish content in real-time as everything unfolds.  In my research and understanding of this pandemic, the single most important takeaway I've garnered is that we need to get aligned. Not just the industry, but globally.  The quicker we can spread good knowledge. The quicker we can come out of this and get back to business as we knew it.    Find out more about Jonathan Horowitz here. Key takeaways We got to pull together and be there for our communities- that's what we do in the restaurant industry. Transition to more takeout and delivery. Figure out how to take care of your people the best you can. help them find new employment. Utilize social media to share your story about how you are adapting to the hard times and what your guests can do to help. The measure to which we've adapted already to overcome this challenge being so impressive and promising. Talk to the local representatives and make sure they know how important it is that we lobby for potential aid.  Resources mentioned in this Chronicle: Get in touch with your elected official here.

Raised in NH, Jonathan Horowitz attended Rice University then South Texas School of Law. After graduation Horowitz spent 5 years practicing law before joining Lasco Enterprises in 2005 as Vice President of Marketing and Communication and later as their Chief Brand Officer. As a partner Horowitz helped oversee the growth of the business for 10 years, to more than 15 locations and 600+ employees. Today Horowitz serves as CEO for Legacy Restaurants group which consist of The Original Ninfa's on Navigation and 3 Antone's Famous Po' Boys locations. Show notes… Favorite success quote or mantra: "Treat people well and they will treat you well." In today's episode with Jonathan Horowitz, we discuss: Treat EVERYONE WELL, not just your customers Important to be perceived as someone who is easy to work with Self-awareness is key Switching dreams/plans early in life Opportunities from cold call emails Getting into the industry Admitting when you need help Scaling a small restaurant Creating a concept that is welcoming to ALL kinds of people Strength-based leadership Leveraging your story for marketing The importance of getting people to walk through your door Relationship marketing Growing your business through growing your brand Avoiding isolation Consistency Even if things are good they can always be better Collectively deciding what is better in terms of operations, don't adjust without discussion Make your staff feel involved and invested Simplicity is key Seeking advice from other restauranteurs in your community, don't live in a bubble, avoid isolation Today's sponsor: Gusto offers modern, easy payroll, benefits, and HR to small businesses across the country — they were even named best online payroll by PCMag. And as a listener, you'll get three months free when you run your first payroll. Sign up and give it a try at Gusto.com/unstoppable.  BentoBox helps restaurants grow their business through a connected suite of tools, offering them an integrated website to connect with their guests and drive revenue online. Restaurant owners and operators are able to easily update menus, promote specials, take catering and event inquiries, sell merchandise, gift cards and more. Revel Systems integrates front of house and back of house operations into a single dashboard. Designed to increase security, stability, ease of use, and speed of service, Revel's streamlined ecosystem provides businesses with the right tools to grow. Learn more at revelsystems.com/unstoppable.   Knowledge bombs Which "it factor" habit, trait, or characteristic you believe most contributes to your success? Empathy What is your biggest weakness? Procrastination What's one question you ask or thing you look for during an interview? What would your previous subordinates or direct-reports say about you? How have you developed people? What's a current challenge? How are you dealing with it? Labor market. Cast a broader net. Share one code of conduct or behavior you teach your team. Be honest What is one uncommon standard of service you teach your staff? Contribute to your community at all times What's one book we must read to become a better person or restaurant owner? We Fed An Island GET THIS BOOK FOR FREE AT AUDIBLE.COM  What's the one thing you feel restaurateurs don't know well enough or do often enough? Get training in disciplines with which they're not familiar. What's one piece of technology you've adopted within your four walls restaurant and how has it influence operations? bMobile route software If you got the news that you'd be leaving this world tomorrow and all memories of you, your work, and your restaurants would be lost with your departure with the exception of 3 pieces of wisdom you could leave behind for the good of humanity, what would they be? Do no harm Contribute to your community Take care of your people Contact info: Legacy Restaurants website Thanks for listening! Thanks so much for joining today! Have some feedback you'd like to share? Leave a note in the comment section below! If you enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the top of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for the Restaurant Unstoppable Podcast on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and I read each and every one of them. And finally, don't forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic updates. Huge thanks to Jonathan Horowitz for joining me for another awesome episode. Until next time!   Restaurant Unstoppable is a free podcast. One of the ways I'm able to make it free is by earning a commission when sharing certain products with you. I've made it a core value to only share tools, resources, and services my guest mentors have recommend, first. If you're finding value in my podcast, please use my links!

There are many sources of Bay Area angst -- the high cost of housing, the high cost of living, homelessness, the threat of wildfires -- but traffic stands out as an especially sore spot. There’s just something about it that grinds on our nerves and makes all our other headaches even more difficult to deal with. And like those other challenges the traffic problem isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. On this edition of In Depth we ask the question: What can you do about traffic, when there’s nothing much that can be done? In the first half, transportation expert John Goodwin of the Metropolitan Transportation Commission explains how the traffic situation got this bad and tells us what to expect in the coming years. Then, we speak with clinical psychologist Jonathan Horowitz, who directs the Stress and Anxiety Center in San Francisco. He helps us understand why fighting traffic can take such a punishing toll on our mental well-being and provides practical advice on how we can do a better job of coping. Hosts: KCBS Radio Reporters Keith Menconi and Jenna Lane. Guests: John Goodwin, transportation expert and a public information officer for the Metropolitan Transportation Commission Jonathan Horowitz, clinical psychologist and director of the Stress and Anxiety Center in San Francisco Show Notes:  This program was adapted from an episode of the How to Bay Area podcast. You can find that program, which includes more insights on the Bay Area's traffic problem, on the How to Bay Area podcast stream. There you'll also find other episodes exploring what it takes to live the good life in the San Francisco Bay Area. 

This episode of Intercross the Podcast is the second in our new joint series with Humanitarian Law & Policy. Humanitarian Law & Policy is the ICRC blog based in Geneva that provides timely analysis and debate on international humanitarian law (IHL) issues and the policies that shape humanitarian action. With this series we hope to have monthly conversations on trends, issues, future challenges and solutions as they pertain to IHL or humanitarian action. In this discussion, we speak with Jelena Pejic, Senior Legal Adviser for ICRC in Geneva. She discusses international humanitarian law and human rights law and some of the debates and tensions around the two bodies of law during armed conflict. We focus on one debate in particular – detention in non-international armed conflicts. This conversation is in response to our podcast with Jonathan Horowitz last month. Hosted by Sasha Radin.

With this episode of Intercross the Podcast, we announce the start of a new monthly series with Humanitarian Law & Policy. Humanitarian Law & Policy is the ICRC blog based in Geneva that provides timely analysis and debate on international humanitarian law (IHL) issues and the policies that shape humanitarian action. With this series we hope to have monthly conversations on trends, issues, future challenges and solutions as they pertain to IHL or humanitarian action. We also will be taking advantage of our coworkers’ deep network of authors including academics, practitioners, legal minds and more to further delve into some of the conversations that have been started on their blog and in the International Review. In this first discussion, we speak with Jonathan Horowitz, a senior legal officer for the Open Society Justice Initiative. We talk about the relationship between international humanitarian law and human rights law and some of the debates and tensions around the two bodies of law during armed conflict. We focus on one debate in particular – detention in non-international armed conflicts. Look in the coming weeks for other perspectives on this issue. Hosted by Niki Clark and Sasha Radin.

We are now racing at Delaware Park and Retama Park, and the California Fair circuit moves to Ferndale. Jonathan Horowitz steps in for Joe Nevills, and together we preview the Delaware Park Arabian Classic H. (Gr.1) that will go off on Saturday, August 18, as well as recap the major races. Then, we talk to Michelle Morgan, the chief steward of the Arabian Racing Cup, about the return of their breeders' incentive program. Listen in...

In this episode, Joe and Steph talk about the recent Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan al Nahyan S. (Gr.1) and the Sheikha Fatima bin Mubarak Ladies Championship S. from Sam Houston. This will include a talk with track announcer and media specialist Jonathan Horowitz, who covered the races. The Feb/Mar issue of Arabian Finish Line is out and they'll also chat about the latest news in Arabian racing. Take a listen...

Jonathan Horowitz, CEO of Legacy Restaurants and President of the Greater Houston Restaurant Association, announces 55-cent sandwiches for Antone's 55th anniversary and a Houston Service Industry appreciation event.

What we've missed the last two weeks; Jonathan Horowitz, CEO of Legacy Restaurants and President of the Greater Houston Restaurant Association, announces 55-cent sandwiches for Antone's 55th anniversary and a Houston Service Industry appreciation event; 9/11 was 16 years ago on Monday.

The ladies of the popular Houston food, beauty, and lifestyle blog Urban Swank stop by to co-host this week’s edition of What’s Eric Eating. Shanna Jones and Felice Sloan join CultureMap Food Editor and host Eric Sandler in breaking down the latest news from the Houston restaurant and bar scene including Danny Trace being named executive chef of Potente and Osso and Kristalla, Graham Laborde’s announcement that he’s taking on an operational role with Ronnie Killen’s restaurant group, and more. Then this week’s restaurant’s of the week section features One Fifth Houston and FM Kitchen and Bar. Jonathan Horowitz then joins the show to discuss how he keeps brands like Ninfa’s and Antone’s still relevant in the growing Houston restaurant scene, the expansion of both brands, the state of the restaurant industry in Houston, where do the upscale national brands fit in the Houston scene, where do new restaurants have opportunities to expand, his tips for restaurants to maintain their existing customer base and more. Plus Jonathan shares his thoughts and impressions on a restaurant that he’s had the opportunity to dine at recently. #EricSandler #WhatsEricEating #JonathanHorowitz #LegacyRestaurants #HoustonRestaurantAssociation #Ninfas #AntonesFamousPoBoys #UrbanSwank #ShannaJames #FeliceSloan #CultureMap #DannyTrace #OssoandKristalla #Potente #GrahamLaborde #RonnieKillen #KillensRestaurants #OneFifthHouston #FMKitchenandBar #Houston #Food #Bar #Restaurant

Chris “The Dark Horse” Sorenson subs for Ed “The Absent” DeRosa and in the News & Notes segment and chats with host Derek Simon about the Triple Crown run, “fixing” horse racing and other fun stuff. In the U. of Bet/Handicapping segment, race caller Jonathan Horowitz of Arapahoe Park stops by to discuss life as a track announcer, Arabian racing and the growth of the Sport of Kings in Colorado.

Following the terrorist attack on the Westgate Mall in Nairobi, can Kenyan security forces get justice without abusing human rights? Speakers: Francis Auma, Jonathan Horowitz, Hussein Khalid, Sarah Pray. (Recorded: Oct 31, 2013)

Find out more on DavidLaMorte.com or on NewMediator.org.Click here to play the Mp3 http://archive.org/download/Newmediator80/newmediator80.mp3In this episode I talk about the Highland Park Art Show aka Arts in the Park and an upcoming show show at LITM. LITM is having its 7th annual small works exhibit. In honor of the gift giving season they are selling right off the walls so you can take your purchase home as soon as you buy it. No one needs another sweater, give original art instead! (Or just treat yourself to some new decor)Shop Local! Come buy ART! Opening of Tuesday 12/3. Part of JC Fridays on 12/6. Show runs through 1/5.Artists Include: Abby Levine, Agnieszka Wszolkowska, Alex Pergament, Andrea D'Alessandro, Andrea Morin, Andrea McKenna, Beatrice Lebreton, Bernardo Corman, Beth Achenbach, Bill Rood, Caridad Kennedy, Christine Johanns, Craig Mahoney, Dave La Morte, Doug Stoveken, Eleanor Morin, Elizabeth Defrain, Kortez, Farooq Alihassan, Gina Lucia, Greyegg McKenna, Gregory Stone, Jeanette Centeno, Harold Perez, Heather Williams, Ibou Ndoye, Jade Kuei, Janet McCaulie, Javiera Rodriguez, Jerome China, Jessica Creasy, Jonathan Horowitz, Kate hoos, Kayt Hester, Kenneth Gomes, Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern, Luca Cusolito, Mia Buchanan, Julie McHargue, Monique Sarfity, Narciso Espiritu, Neal Risdal, Norm Kirby, Olga Guerra, Ray Arcadio, Rochelle Fox, Sarah Fattori, Sean Lugo, Christopher Soprano, Stephanie Guillen, Stephanie Herrera, Stephen Cimini, Geoff Trapp, Yasmin Alcantara, ZeesYou can follow me on Instagram:http://instagram.com/davidlamorte

Open Society Fellow Jameel Jaffer discusses legal challenges to the US government's drone program and its refusal to release more information about it. Speakers: Jonathan Horowitz, Jameel Jaffer. (Recorded: March 28, 2013)

Our guest on this episode of The Addicted Mind podcast is Jonathan Horowitz, founder and director of the San Francisco Stress and Anxiety Center. Jonathan is a clinical psychologist who studied anxiety research in graduate school before transitioning to being a clinician and opening the Stress and Anxiety Center. It is a misconception that anxiety is always a bad thing; in fact, our minds were built to experience healthy anxiety when our bodies sense that they need to be alert to their surroundings. Anxiety starts to become a problem when we cross the line from heeding the warnings of our anxiety and benefiting from it to worrying about our anxiety and taking steps to try to get rid of it.  A significant number of Johnathan’s clients are high-functioning, high-achieving individuals who may be having a difficult time coping with the pressures of their careers.  These individuals might develop behaviors like procrastination, avoidance, or even developing an addiction of some kind in order to numb the anxiety that they are feeling.  Anxiety can also be the result of giving up an addiction because the individual does not know what to do in place of their previous addiction. Jonathan’s advice to those dealing with problematic anxiety is to (1) connect your change in behavior to something that is powerfully meaningful to you, and (2) establish goals and values for your life that involve emotional and cognitive steps or milestones.  The goals can be achieved through mindfulness meditation training, breath work, cognitive restructuring, or other practices as directed by a clinician.  Above all, it is crucial to know that anxiety, whether it is manifested in panic attacks, phobias, or social anxiety, is treatable, so seek the help you need.