Podcast appearances and mentions of julie wilkins

What does your generational family have to do with your choices and actions? A lot, according to best-selling author Judy Wilkins-Smith. Learn how to use family patterns to understand your life and experience more joy, power and love. Judy Wilkins Smith is a highly regarded executive coach, Family Patterns, Systemic Work, and Constellations expert, transformational speaker, and author who is passionate about individual growth, visionary leadership, and positive, accelerated, global change.  The Founder of System Dynamics for Individuals and Organizations, she has 20 years of expertise assisting high-performance individuals, Fortune 500 executives (Chevron, JP Morgan, Kellogg's, ExxonMobil), and legacy families end limiting cycles and create lasting breakthroughs and transitions into peak performance.  She is a regular guest on television, radio, and podcasts and is the author of the bestseller Decoding Your Emotional Blueprint: A Powerful Guide to Transformation Through Disentangling Multigenerational Patterns #voicesofcourage #kendfoster #JudyWilkinsSmith   Website: judywilkins-smith.com Facebook: facebook.com/judywilkinssmith  Instagram: instagram.com/judywilkinssmith Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/judywilkinssmith   Full Episode (Youtube): https://youtu.be/a-KdH84qmtY   Youtube: youtube.com/@voicesofcourageshow Spotify: https://shorturl.at/beNwR Apple Podcast: https://shorturl.at/rmROg Facebook: facebook.com/VoicesofCourageRadio Instagram: instagram.com/voicesofcourage.us Twitter: twitter.com/KennethFoster Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/kendfoster Voices of Courage: voicesofcourage.us Ken D Foster: kendfoster.com  

Are you a mom who wants to pivot into a new career in creative writing so your stories can touch other humans? Then you may have a lot more in common than your local indie book store owner than you realized. Julie Wilkins is a mom and the owner of The Little Book Shop in Squamish, BC. Julie is a relative newcomer to the book world, having recently given up a lucrative career in branding and marketing to follow her dream of bringing more diverse books to her mountain town. In this episode, Julie shares how she made the jump and insights for indie authors interested in building relationships with stores like hers. Connect with Julie via the Little Book Shop or check out the Inclusive Culture Club. Connect with the These Mums Write community Join the These Mums Write Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thesemumswrite/ Get freebie episode handouts by joining my newsletter: https://www.subscribepage.com/c1z8b4

Julie Wilkins, Vice President of Clinical Resources at EmpowerMe Wellness, joins Suzanne to talk about their Mindful Living memory program, a formalized approach to addressing the needs of seniors who are experiencing memory loss or a decline in function related to dementia or other cognitive issues. It is based on Claudia Allen's work of the six levels of cognition, which is a test that evaluates the ability of someone to make decisions, maintain independence and safely perform basic skills. Mindful Living is used to identify seniors showing memory problems or decreased ability to function in their residence, determine their functional level, educate on coping strategies, and provide non-pharmacological interventions to enhance quality of life and improve their ability to function.  Julie explains, “We have developed an individualized approach. So not only do we start with determining what level they're at, but we also take into consideration who their relationships are with, and the depth of those relationships, in addition to what is the structure of their day. Some folks do just fine until the afternoon, and that's when it breaks down, and we have to figure out what triggers the breakdown.  “If we have a family member that's concerned, we'll bring them in for a screening. We do some assessments: what is their day like, how are they managing in their residence? What things can they do, what things are they having trouble doing? From there we can get an idea if we need to do more specialty testing to delve into really what the cause of the problems are. We need the level screening that I talked about, and then from there, we set goals with the resident and the caregivers and family in mind, so everybody contributes to those goals: What are the important things for them to do? How can we keep their level of independence as much and as long as possible?”  Follow the links to learn more about Julie Wilkins, the Allen Cognitive Level screen, EmpowerMe Wellness, and the Mindful Living program.

Suzanne talks with Julie Wilkins, Ignacio Lopez, and Rebecca Martin to talk about MorningStar Senior Living's Lavender Sky program. Rebecca Martin is VP of Memory Care, Julie Wilkins is Vice President of Clinical Resources at EmpowerMe Wellness, and Ignacio Lopez is a dementia resident expert at MorningStar at West Valley.  This segment focuses on where we go in the future with breakthroughs in Alzheimer's and dementia therapies, and how they plan for the future with Lavender Sky, the communities' holistic approach to Alzheimer's and Dementia memory care.  Rebecca says, “We're constantly reevaluating our current programs, just looking at our new clientele, and unfortunately, we do see an increase in earlier onset Alzheimer's and dementia. So how does programming change for somebody that is 55 or 60 versus our our previous clientele that was in the older ages of 80 and 90. So we've looked at a lot of different holistic modalities and the benefits in implementing them into our program offerings, and just see so much success from that. So that's I think really where we're going is furthering the development of our activity offerings.”  Julie says, “There's just a ton of research being done. Things come out every month. We are constantly updating our program. One of the more interesting things of late has been the connection between music and improved memory, improved depression, agitation, and the areas that are stimulated in the brain by music. But the other piece of that is the individualized component. We strongly associate music of certain types with emotions and experiences, so we always want to make sure that we're pairing, you know, something that has a positive impact on the individual, or a type of music that they've always enjoyed, or something that has always made them feel uplifted or calmed in something.  Ignacio says, “We're looking at things to include like cognitive stimulation therapy as well, and new things that are always up and coming. We want layer those into our Lavender Sky program as well. What we know about cognitive stimulation therapy is that it can really help people in the earlier stages of dementia to maintain their independence, longer, have better word-finding skills, better emotional control, and really just overall better quality of life. It's a therapy that's been around for several years, but we're seeing more studies that show excellent success in even reducing the need for dementia medications. And if we can do that just by engaging our residence in these creative ways, in additional holistic modalities and therapies, then that's our goal, quality of life, 100 percent.”  Learn more at https://www.morningstarseniorliving.com/

In the latest social media-driven surge, the price of silver has increased by up to 11%. Ross Norman, chief executive of information service Metals Daily puts the price rise into context. And the BBC's Manuela Saragosa speaks to some of the amateur stock traders aiming to beat billionaire investors at their own game, and those who say regulators should be taking a closer look at Wall Street. Also in the programme, as India's budget unveils plans to boost health spending significantly, we examine the implications with Dr Shikha Sharma, who is a general practitioner, and founder of tele-medical service NutriWell. Plus, with jigsaw puzzle sales soaring during coronavirus lockdowns, we hear about the impact on puzzle manufacturer JHG Puzzles from its director Julie Wilkins. (Picture: Silver bullion coins. Picture credit: Getty Images.)

Welcome back !!!!! This is a recent interview of Julie Wilkins with Yogaberry UK (Christine Jaureguiberry), a UK based Yoga For Scoliosis teacher. In today's episode Julie shares her experiences teaching yoga for spinal fusion, her evolving ideas of movement science, and answers questions from the YogaBerry community.  To learn more about Christine's work including her online yoga for scoliosis classes visit www.yogaberry.net. You can find Julie and the Forever Fused community at www.alignmentpaths.com and www.foreverfused.com   

On Episode 10 Julie Wilkins interviews Katie Gustafson Hill from Nashville, TN. Katie is a psychotherapist who has also worked in the Christian music industry. She is a gifted musician, singer, and songwriter.  We speak about her journey growing up in a charismatic non-denominational church and then moving into the Episcopal church in her youth. Katie speaks to discovering herself as an enneagram 4, and how her own contemplative journey has helped her through darker times. This leading her to the discovery of experiential therapy, and how this approach to working with her clients has been transformative. Katie is now integrating enneagram resourcing into her private practice which is www.katiegustafsoncounseling.com.  The views and opinions expressed on this and all episodes of the Dance With God podcast are not necessarily those of our home church, Apostles Eastern Shore in Montrose, AL, but are those of the individuals within each episode. This is a space for wonder, curiosity, and spiritual exploration

In Episode 8 of Ordinary Time, Julie Wilkins speaks to Ceil Striplin, wife, mother, teacher, and blogger. We talk about Ceil's spiritual walk, the "unlearning" that occurred to move into a more Grace filled life, her rich and deep prayer practices, and her devoted Bible study group that encouraged her to start putting her voice into the world via blogging.  Ceil's blog is www.readingsandponderings.com.  The views and opinions expressed on this and all episodes of the Dance With God podcast are not necessarily those of our home church, Apostles Eastern Shore in Montrose, AL, but are those of the individuals within each episode. This is a space for wonder, curiosity, and spiritual exploration. 

Episode 5 is a conversation from a gathering of women of different backgrounds who came together to discuss life as a woman in the church. We discuss the contemplative path and what this means to each of us, how we've grown in our faith journeys, and what it's like in this season of ordinary time.  Enjoy hearing from Jessica Deese, Angel Coleman, Mary Brocato, Hahna Kimbrough, and Julie Wilkins.  The views and opinions of this episode are not necessarily those of our home church, Apostles Eastern Shore in Montrose, AL but are those of the individuals participating in the conversation. This is a space where wonder, curiosity, questions, and doubt are welcome. 

In episode 3, Julie Wilkins interviews Laurin Karadimos on her journey to become an end of life doula. In this conversation, we take a sensitive look at death and dying, and how we can design the end of life experience to be an embrace of the sacred. Laurin is a Fairhope, Al native, single mom of two young boys, Godly Play storyteller, yoga teacher, and friend. Laurin has recently received her end of life doula training through INELDA under Henry Fersko-Weiss, author of the book, Caring For The Dying.  Make sure to subscribe as our next episode will be released in early July! As always, the views and expressions in this episode and all episodes of Dance With God, are those of the individuals and not necessarily our home church Apostles Eastern Shore in Montrose, Alabama. This is a space where discussion, curiosity, wonder, and doubt are welcome. 

For our podcast launch, Julie Wilkins sits down with Ruth Seawell. Ruth discusses the inspiration for the liturgical arts collective, and the challenges of bringing the arts into the church. We hear the story of Ruth's discovery of Nelson's resource, To Dance With Go, which re-directed her spiritual life in a profound way. We talk about the power of wonder and mystery, and how creativity is an important aspect of our spiritual lives. Views and opinions expressed in Dance With God podcast are not necessarily those of Apostles Eastern Shore. This is a space where discussion, doubt, and wondering are welcome.  

This is the second half of a two part conversation between Jen Krakaowsky (www.alignwithjen.com) and Julie Wilkins (www.alignmentpaths.com).  Julie picks up on her entry into yoga and how she navigated the often misunderstood world of yoga with a scoliosis spinal fusion. She speaks of finding her early mentor, Ellen Kiley, and then going forward to establish her own particular practice which brought much healing to body, mind, and spirit. She talks about throwing herself into yoga teaching after the birth of her son, and the slow evolution of moving towards serving the spinal fusion population after posting a youtube video of her practice. Julie and Jen discuss the coming together of the Forever Fused community and how there was a real need for community in the post fused scoliosis population. Julie brings it full circle to land on where she is now in her teaching, practice, and journey toward health and wholeness.  www.foreverfused.com  

Jen Krakowsky, NY based fused Scoli-yoga teacher of Align with Jen (www.alignwithjen.com) interviews Forever Fused founder Julie Wilkins. Julie talks about her scoliosis diagnosis at age 7, through Boston brace wear, and consequent scoliosis fusion surgery at age 12 to where and how she got to where she is today. A journey through making peace with her body, and using her platform to connect others working to live well in their bodies after spine surgery. This is part one of their conversation.   

Julie talks about the often frustrating path of seeking health care advice and long term management of post spinal fusion issues. We speak to; how to navigate the medical system, speaking with clear and concise information to health care providers, and taking appropriate steps to improve back health. We also discuss distinguishing between different types of back pain and various strategies for management.

Special guest Julie Wilkins joins us to talk a robots as investment advisors in a followup to our last episode on the rise of our robot counterparts #beepboop #killallhumans

Julie shares how she FINALLY hacked her stubborn recurring upper back pain. After 5 years of dealing with neck and upper back issues, she discovered her pain was myofascial pain and the cause was something she didn’t expect !

I’m Julie Wilkins, licensed Occupational Therapist and yoga therapist and founder of Alignment Paths and the virtual community Forever Fused. We will be talking all things spinal fusion but specifically living well after spinal fusion surgery. Stay tuned !