Podcast appearances and mentions of judith cohen

1940s America wanted math whiz Judith Cohen to stay home, cook dinner, and make babies. Instead, she went on to make history. True Story runs 7 minutes."True Stories with Seth Andrews" releases every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Subscribe on any major podcast app, or visit www.truestoriespodcast.comBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-stories-with-seth-andrews--5621867/support.

In celebration of the 2024 International Coaching Week, we bring together a panel of esteemed coaches to share their experiences and discuss what it means to be an elder in this profession in our third season of Wisdom From Our Elders. Our guests include Judith Cohen, Sookgi Han, Sam House, Sharna Fey, and Dori-Ben Chanoch, each offering unique perspectives on the evolution of coaching and its profound impact.This conversation is rich with anecdotes highlighting each coach's practices and practical tools that help them show up as their more effective selves. Please join us as we unwrap their timeless wisdom and learn how to apply it to our lives. Whether you're just beginning your coaching journey or are seeking inspiration after years in practice, tune into this episode filled with heartfelt stories and hard-won lessons sure to resonate deeply with everyone!In this Episode:Get acquainted with our panelists, who collectively have over a century's worth of coaching experience.Discover insights from Judith Cohen, the longest-serving certification examiner in coaching history.Learn about how Sookgi Han has championed Co-Active Coaching in South Korea and her pride in leading quality workshops.Explore Sam's journey through coactive coaching across various cultures, including China, Japan, Korea, the Middle East, Europe, Spain, and North America.Hear about Sharna's impact on bringing coactive coaching skills into corporations while being an active member of the queer community.Uncover Dori's role in spreading coactive training outside North America into Europe and the Middle East – challenging misconceptions about its application within organizations.Get insights on personal practices that enable each coach to deliver their best work, such as mindfulness, reading, writing memos, walking, and engaging hobbies.Discover the definition of an 'elder' within the context of professional coaching and the joy and responsibility that comes with being identified as one.Panel:Judith Cohen, MCC, CPCC, MSWWebsite: https://coachjudithcohen.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/coachjudithcohen/Sookgi Han, MCCLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sookgi-han-14910823/Sam House, MCC, CPCCLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sam-house-62154b3/Sharna Fey, PCC, CPCCWebsite: https://www.sharnafey.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sharnafey/Dori Ben-Chanoch, PCC, CPCC, ICFLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dori-ben-chanoch-660468/www.uplevelproductions.comhttps://www.instagram.com/uplevelproductions/https://www.linkedin.com/company/uplevelproductionscompanyhttps://www.facebook.com/uplevelproductionscompany

What is Trauma-Focused CBT?? Discover the Transformative Power of Trauma-Focused Therapy for Children in this Latest Pediatric Meltdown episode! Learn how Dr. Judith Cohen and her groundbreaking approach are revolutionizing children's mental health and trauma treatment. Delve into the impactful narrative of Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TFCBT) as Dr. Cohen shares her expertise and the critical components of this life-changing therapy. From identifying trauma reminders to transferring agency to the child and parents, this episode is a must-listen for anyone passionate about pediatric mental health and trauma care. Join us as we unravel the intricacies of trauma therapy, uncover the key components of TF-CBT, and uncover the invaluable insights shared by Dr. Cohen in this enlightening discussion. [00:33 - 32:48] Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) ExplainedTF-CBT is a specific treatment developed for children and their families to overcome the impact of trauma.It encompasses 9 components, encapsulated in the acronym 'PRACTICE'.Practice of resiliency skills by children and their caregivers is emphasized outside therapy.Resiliency skills are reinforced through consistent practice within therapy for children and families[32:49 - 42:24] Supporting Trauma Therapists: Coping with Client Traumas Therapists' personal trauma experiences can shape their treatment methods.The burden of processing many children's trauma narratives weekly is challenging.Therapists navigate their emotional health and children's varied trauma recovery stages.Self-care and a compassionate medical community culture are crucial for therapists' longevity.[42:25 - 50:43] Evidence-Based Psychotherapy as First-Line Treatment for Childhood TraumaTrauma experiences directly influence the choice of treatment, with TF-CBT being the frontline option.Prescribing medication is not recommended until a sufficient trial of psychotherapy has been conducted.A good clinician will reassess and adapt TF-CBT techniques to suit each child's individual circumstances.Psychotherapeutic intervention aims to resolve trauma-related difficulties stemming from the child's experiences.[50:44 - 59:40] Advancements in Trauma Therapy Accessibility for ChildrenThe national certification for TF-CBT practitioners enhances accessibility to qualified therapists.The availability of certification sites as an important development over time.Bridging the gap between pediatric care and specialized trauma therapy.The integration of therapy directories into care plans makes it easier for clinicians to make informed referrals.[59:41 - 1:05:03] Closing segment TakeawayLinks to resources mentioned on the showNational Child Traumatic Stress Network:https://www.nctsn.org/interventions/trauma-focused-cognitive-behavioral-therap The NCTSN Secondary Traumatic Stress are available here: https://www.nctsn.org/trauma-informed-care/secondary-traumatic-stress/nctsn-resourcesLocate TF-CBT certified therapists here: https://tfcbt.org/therapistsLocate PCIT...

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Essentiel – Le rendez-vous culture de RCJ présenté par Sandrine Sebbane Elle reçoit Judith Cohen-Solal et Jonathan Hayoun pour la bande dessinée « Joseph Kessel - L'indomptable » aux éditions Steinkis. À propos du livre : « Joseph Kessel - L'indomptable » paru aux éditions Steinkis Les dernières confessions de Joseph Kessel Durant soixante ans, Joseph Kessel a parcouru les continents sur la trace de ces instants de vie où l'homme affronte la mort. Homme d'action autant qu'homme de lettres, cet écrivain voyageur, journaliste, aventurier, résistant, aviateur est le témoin direct et le conteur exceptionnel des événements qui ont marqué l'histoire du xxe siècle. Lors d'un dernier entretien, encore inédit, il se livre à son filleul. Il nous laisse entrevoir ce qu'il cherchait en consacrant sa vie à braver la mort.

Regular Ibizology listeners will, by now, be very familiar with the Ibizology intro/outro music. This haunting music was recorded in the 1950's in Ibiza by the American ethnomusicologist, Alan Lomax. My guest in this episode of Ibizology is the editor of Alan's Spanish collection of folkloric music. She has developed a deep understanding of Ibiza's traditional music and how it fits into the family of folk music around the world.

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La obra “Zamora en el mapa de Sefarad” ha sido editada por Alfredo Alonso (Luther College, Iowa) y Jesús Jambrina (Viterbo University, Wisconsin). En ella se recoge una selección de las ponencias presentadas en los congresos celebrados en Zamora entre los años 2013 y 2021 sobre el legado judío de la ciudad, y, por extensión, de Sefarad antes y después de 1492. Los textos abordan, entre otros temas, la academia rabínica de la ciudad, en especial, la figura de Isaac Campantón (1360-1463); los dilemas de los conversos y criptojudíos; las huellas de la herencia judía en la frontera con Portugal; la memoria de los 23 zamoranos enviados a los campos de concentración y el impacto en las Américas de la diáspora sefardita. Se incluyen ensayos académicos de España, Portugal, Israel, Estados Unidos y Cuba, entre otros Abraham Gross, Jane Gerber, Jorge Martins, Judith Cohen, Blanca Flor Herrero Morán, Suso Vila así como las poetas Margalit Matituahu y Ruth Behar. Este libro constituye la colección de textos más completa acerca del legado judío en la ciudad de Zamora y su relación con La Raya portuguesa. La obra será presentada por el profesor Jesús Jambrina (Viterbo University, Wisconsin)

Rudy Saada reçoit Judith Cohen-Solal & Jonathan Hayoun pour leur livre « Zemmour et nous » aux éditions Bouquins  À propos du livre : «Zemmour et nous» paru aux éditions Bouquins Le candidat de l'extrême droite a grandi dans des écoles juives et fréquenté les synagogues. Pour devenir " le premier des français ", cet homme disqualifie les valeurs dont il a pourtant hérité. Pourquoi tant de contrefaçons et d'atteintes à cette part de filiation dont il se réclame ? Peut-on être à la fois juif et défendre le maréchal Pétain, mettre en doute l'innocence de Dreyfus et attaquer le choix du lieu de sépulture des victimes d'un attentat antisémite ? Pour mieux comprendre, les auteurs livrent le récit d'un itinéraire idéologique pour le moins déroutant. Ils ont découvert des clefs de compréhension dans ses romans, ses essais et son histoire. C'est pourquoi ce livre existe. Jonathan Hayoun et Judith Cohen Solal sont les auteurs de La Main du diable, comment l'extrême droite a voulu séduire les Juifs de France (Grasset, 2019) et Les Adieux au Général (Robert Laffont, 2020).

La historia de Sol Hatchuel es un relato del que podría hacerse toda una producción cinematográfica pero que habla de amores, amenazas, traiciones y fe. Esta historia de la martir judía tangerina que se dejó matar con tal de no convertirse al silam, se hace carne en los miembros de la comunidad judeo marroquí trasciende sus fronteras en el relato de Solly Levy. El romance de Sol HaTzadika es interpretado aquí por Kelly Amar, la ‘endiamantada' solista del Grupo Gerineldo acompañada en el laud por Judith Cohen del mismo grupo. Con este séptimo título Sol, la santa mártir, llegamos al final del primer disco

In deze podcast u aangeboden door AstraZeneca en MSD bespreken Gabriëlla de Boer, verpleegkundig specialist Gynaecologische oncologie in het Haaglanden MC, en Désirée Hairwassers, vrijwilliger Oncogen, onder leiding van wetenschapsjournalist Judith Cohen het belang van genetische consultatie bij BRCA-testen.NL-6942

ESSENTIEL, le rendez-vous culture présenté par Sandrine Sebbane qui reçoit Olivier Nakache pour la série sur ARTE « En thérapie », adaptation de la série israélienne « BeTipul » Et Judith Cohen-Solal, psychanalyste et psychologue clinicienne. À propos de la série : «En thérapie » Paris, automne 2015. Philippe Dayan reçoit chaque semaine dans son cabinet à deux pas de la place de la République, une chirurgienne en plein désarroi amoureux, un couple en crise, une ado aux tendances suicidaires et un agent de la BRI traumatisé par son intervention au Bataclan. A l’écoute de ces vies bouleversées, le séisme émotionnel qui se déclenche en lui est sans précédent. Pour tenter d’y échapper, il renoue avec son ancienne analyste, Esther, avec qui il avait coupé les ponts depuis près de 12 ans.

Essentiel – Le rendez-vous culture de RCJ – présenté les lundis par Sandrine Sebbane. Semaine spéciale : Mémoire de la shoah, comment transmettre cette mémoire Sandrine reçoit Francois Rachline pour son livre « Eprouver Auschwitz » paru aux Editions Hermann, Richard Odier et Judith Cohen Solal. À propos du livre : «Eprouver Auschwitz» paru aux ÉditionsHermann Auschwitz est à part. Temporellement et spatialement. C’est un passé métamorphosé en présent perpétuel, un lieu et un non-lieu. Une plaie qui ne cicatrise pas, béante sous les yeux de qui veut bien les ouvrir. Il n’est pas d’autre endroit sur terre où l’être humain peut s’exposer à ce que l’humanité a engendré d’extrême à partir d’elle-même. C’est un seuil. Une frontière. Une limite. Un trou noir aussi. Effacement de l’espace, fracture du temps. Auschwitz ne laissera plus les vivants reposer en paix. François Rachline est essayiste et romancier. Il est membre du bureau exécutif de la Ligue internationale contre le racisme et l'antisémitisme (LICRA) et membre du comité de rédaction du Droit de vivre, le plus ancien journal antiraciste. Il a été professeur d'économie et  vice-président du conseil de direction de Sciences Po Paris; entre 2013 et 2019, il a également présidé le conseil scientifique du Centre d’études du fait religieux contemporain.

Invités de Rudy Saada : Judith Cohen-Solal et Jonathan Hayoun pour « Les Adieux au Général » aux éditions Robert Laffont À propos du livre : «Les Adieux au Général » paru aux Éditions Robert Laffont Charles de Gaulle meurt brutalement dans sa maison de Colombey. Entre le jour de sa disparition et celui de son enterrement, beaucoup de choses se passent en coulisses. Des questions de pouvoir, d'alliances, de succession, ressurgissent dans l'ombre durant ces quatre journées dominées par la haute stature, haïe ou adulée, d'un personnage déjà entré dans l'Histoire. Dans ce moment d'émotion populaire, ses proches comme ses adversaires interrogent la nature de leur relation avec de Gaulle. Fidélité, hostilité ou trahison, sa mort est pour tous un catalyseur. Tandis qu'il nous relate les dessous des préparatifs des obsèques, ce livre met aussi en lumière les rivalités politiques, idéologiques et affectives autour du testament laissé par le général de Gaulle, qui semble orchestrer de l'au-delà la mise en scène méticuleuse de ses propres funérailles. Les réactions des différents chefs d'État présents à la cérémonie organisée à Notre-Dame sont autant d'éclairages sur la politique étrangère gaullienne et les rapports que le Général entretint avec les principaux dirigeants de la planète, de Nixon à Ben Gourion, du Shah d'Iran à la reine d'Angleterre. Riche de documents et témoignages inédits, cet ouvrage en forme d'enquête est aussi l'histoire d'un mythe, le dernier de notre histoire nationale, qui continue de nous fasciner. Judith Cohen Solal est psychanalyste et psychologue clinicienne. Jonathan Hayoun est réalisateur et documentariste. Ils sont les auteurs de La Main du diable (Grasset, 2019).

Interview de Judith Cohen-Solal, psychanalyste, et Jonathan Hayoun, réalisateur et documentariste.

In deze podcast spreekt wetenschapsjournalist Judith Cohen met internist-hematoloog Tom van Meerten, werkzaam in het UMC Groningen. Het UMC Groningen heeft onlangs 30 miljoen euro subsidie van Zorginstituut Nederland en ZonMw ontvangen voor nader onderzoek naar het zelf produceren van CAR T-celtherapie voor patiënten met een zeer agressieve vorm van lymfklierkanker.

Jana Javakhishvili speaks to Judith Cohen about Trauma-Focused Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy.

Dr. Barry McCurdy is the Director of the Devereux's Center for Effective Schools. In this episode, we talk about his work in supporting students with significant behavioral challenges in urban public school settings. Barry's primary research interest in the treatment of disruptive behavior disorders has led to several prevention/early intervention initiatives in urban schools including the development of models for school-wide positive behavior support, school-based parent training, and classroom-based behavior management. During this interview, we referred to a variety of people, resources, studies, and so on. I have attempted to capture links to all of them here: The Center for Effective Schools site The Center for Management of ADHD Project Follow Through report from the Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies The Student Risk Screening Scale (SRSS) Deliberate Coaching (Gavoni & Weatherby, 2019) Edna Foa's Amazon author's page (many PTSD resources!) Judith Cohen's Amazon author's page (many Trauma Focused CBT resources) An overview of Team Initiated Problem Solving (TIPS) This session of The Behavioral Observations Podcast was supported by Behavior University. If you’re looking for some great online continuing ed, BU has some great deals right now: In the spirit of March Madness, they are offering a discount on all seats for live webinars sold in March. Only $20 will get you up close and personal with leaders in the field like Matt Brodhead, Jonathan Tarbox, Joe Lucyshyn and others. The sale ends March 31, 2019 so grab those seats before they’re gone. For more information, go to behavioruniversity.com/observations! Also, if you're interested in providing remote supervision, or supervision in general, check out the forthcoming book that Dr. Lisa Britton and I wrote. It's call Remote Fieldwork Supervision for BCBA Trainees, and you can find more information about it by clicking here.

In this episode of The Wanderings Podcast, Pedro Bonatto talks to Dr. Judith Cohen, a performer and ethnomusicologist specializing in Judeo-Spanish Sephardic songs, as well as in medieval and traditional music, including Balkan, Portuguese, Yiddish, and French Canadian, pan-European balladry, and songs from Crypto-Jewish regions of the Portuguese-Spanish border.We go on a musical journey across many centuries and many lands, from the French Canadian province of Quebec all the way to India, with stops in Spain, Morocco, Turkey and the Balkans. We talked about ethnomusicology, an area of study dealing with the relationship between people and music, and specifically about her work with Jewish Sephardic music that spread around the world.I hope you will enjoy this fascinating talk about how music travels and refuses to respect borders, showing the common humanity shared by people from all lands.SHOW NOTESDr. Judith Cohen's website: http://www.yorku.ca/judithc/Dr. Judith Cohen's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/judith.cohen.9

Welcome to the TIPBS Podcast! Episode 3 is a interview with Dr. Judith Cohen. She is psychiatrist and creator of the 'Trauma Foused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy' program - the most researched and evidence-based treatment for children and young people with trauma. Listen to Dr. Cohen share practical insights of trauma-informed practice in schools. For more, visit www.tipbs.com

On Changing Denver this month, we look at big bad Colfax Avenue and the stories we all tell about it. Phil Goodstein, local historian, tells us how Colfax got its name and reputation. You can find many of his books at the Denver Public Library’s Western History Reading Room and you can learn more about the walking tours he leads around Denver here. If you'd like to hear the full recording of our conversation with Phil, you can listen to it here. Judith Cohen, a resident of the Chamberlain Heights, describes what life on Colfax is like today and how it’s different from what non-residents might expect. James Pachorek, owner of Lost Highway Brewing Company, explains why he themed his new brewery around Colfax and describes what it’s like opening a new business on a long-maligned strip of the avenue. - Recommended Reading: Eric Peterson’s account of a journey from one end of Colfax to the other. The Denver Post’s feature on Colfax’s history and significance. - As always, you can keep up with Changing Denver by signing up for our newsletter here. Our theme song is “Minnow” by Felix Fast4ward. Special thanks to Babah Fly for the use of his song “I Know You” off his 2009 album Electro Sufi. Paul found his copy of the album at Mutiny Information Café on S. Broadway. Thanks for listening!

In today's live call-in show Kelly examines the issue of failure from multiple angles. The personal toll and gifts of it, the culture's difficulty with it and how ultimately when we make friends with it, it is an agent of transformation. Her callers include Dylan Brody, Paul Myers and Judith Cohen.

Klezmer Podcast 112- Judith Cohen. The interview guest on this episode is Judith Cohen, an Ethnomusicologist from Canada. Judith specializes in Judeo-Spanish (Ladino) music. We hear the track Ester Mi Bien from her album Canciones De Sefarad. Run time: 16:50.