Podcast appearances and mentions of justin coates

In this episode we talk with Justin Coates about the nature of ambivalence and arguments for and against it.Justin's website: https://djustincoates.com/index.htmlJustin's book: In Praise of AmbivalenceTwitter: https://twitter.com/thefreewillshowInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thefreewillshow/?hl=enFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/The-Free-Will-Show-105535031200408/

In this special live Behavioral Health Integration live episode I have two amazing special guest's Eric Nance and Justin Coates. In this episode we will dive into many important mental health and substance abuse career related discussions. In this live episode we will get into the pros and cons of the mental health addiction field. We will bring up topics around the professional concerns for the future of the behavioral health field as well as what are we optimistic about. We will get into discussions about each other's career paths and where we got to where we are today. Also for graduate students or future graduate students what are the different career paths or graduate programs they can enter. Information on special guest Justin Justin is a Licensed Professional Counselor, with certifications as a Family Trauma and Addictions-Informed Mental Health Professional. Justin currently provides therapy, consultation, parenting assessments, as well as parent education trainings. Recently, Justin began his doctoral program with the hopes of becoming a licensed psychologist, as well creating a mental health hub in the Greater Saint Peter area.  Information on special guest Eric I'm on a mission to keep our Social Service supervisee's in the field and thriving. Far too little emphasis is placed on their well-being and experience. Unfortunately, these are the reasons they are not thriving in the field and, more importantly, the reasons less-and-less of young people seek this career path. Additionally, please check out my course: "So, You Want to Be a Therapist." My course will help you attain the following: -Understand and relate to your supervisor, both clinical and otherwise. -Grasp the fundamentals of documentation from someone who has successfully survived numerous insurance audits. -Fully grasp the dangers of this work, including many of the dark topics most professionals prefer not to explore. If you are interested in learning more about my course, click here: https://course.darksideoftherapy.com/offers/91264881-b5ec-468d-942c-494eb9c48dd6 Justin's contact information linkedin.com/in/justin-coates-306465254 Eric's contact information inkedin.com/in/eric-nance-msw-licsw-c-pd-4a1052b0 pathwaystoyoullc.com/  youtube.com/@darksideoftherapy  darksideoftherapy.com/  Sponsor CalmiGo Enter the code BHIPODCAST  for $30 off the device. calmigo.com?fid=614&utm_source=affiliatly&utm_medium=influencer&utm_campaign=Jacob_Minnig-614&utm_content=facebook-ig&utm_term=BHIPODCAST&source=affiliatly&placement=facebook-ig&medium=influencer&aff_id=614&aff_name=Jacob_Minnig&coupon_code=BHIPODCAST

Welcome to the MRMW NA 2019 Conference Series. Recorded live in Cincinnati, this series is bringing interviews straight to you from exhibitors and speakers at this year’s event. In this interview, host Jamin Brazil interviews Justin Coates, Consumer Insights Leader at Eastman Chemical Company. Contact Justin Online: LinkedIn Eastman Chemical Company [00:00] In this interview with Justin Coates of Eastman Chemical Company, he talks about some of the challenges of Eastman in bringing in the insights function to their everyday work flows and decision-making processes.  This is a really interesting subject, and hope you dive deep into it. It’s a short episode, but it’s packed full of what, I think, is one of the more important themes inside of market research. We saw with the acquisition of Qualtrics by SAP of $8 billion and insane multiplier, but I actually believe that we are at the beginning of this J-curve of almost all successful companies ultimately investing in consumer insights and that they will play a key role in the decision-making processes.  And, as that takes hold inside of the companies, not just new companies, but established firms like Eastman, over 100 years old, are going to be looking at employing whether it’s surveys or qualitative or whatever inside their everyday decision-making processes, which, again, is all greenfield opportunity for us. Enjoy. [01:06]   Justin Coates, Eastman Chemical Company, right?  Been around a long, long time. [01:14]   Yes, almost a 100 years.   [01:16]   That’s insane.  Congratulations.  You’ve done a great job over the last 100 years.  You don’t look it. [01:21]   Thank you.  I know. I look great for a 100.  A lot of Botox. [01:24] [laughter]  It’s like that Star Trek episode.  Anyway, so, you gave the last speech today, which is always the toughest, by the way. [01:34] It is the toughest.  Everyone wants to go, and there are free drinks, I hear. [01:39]    I’ve heard that too. [01:39] We’re here doing this, but this still...  Yeah, that’s always a rough spot. [01:45]   Yeah, no kidding.  So, maybe just give our listeners a quick overview of what you’ve talked about.     [01:51] Sure.  So, essentially, I’ve been doing consumer research for 13-14 years mostly in the textile industry but came to Eastman to kind of build a consumer research function for a chemical company that doesn’t sell to consumers but needs to understand what they want, where their needs are to really create products and materials that will eventually make their way to consumers.  So, my journey over the last two years is building buy-in within the company, within different businesses that this stuff matters, and they need to invest in it, and invest in my area so we can kind of help them solve their business problems and do front-end innovation and really reposition ourselves in front of our customers. [02:34] So, relatively new division inside of Eastman.  Is that correct? [02:37] Yes, so, it’s within corporate innovation but...  Yes, this is brand-new, started with me. [02:42] I was just going to ask.  So, who brought you in? [02:46] So, I had a great first boss, Glenda Eilo.  She was the director of corporate innovation, and I was recruited for something completely different.  Came there and did a presentation on what I was doing at Cotton Incorporated. And they’re like, “We don’t want you for this job.  We want you to do what you’re doing here.” So, she went and talked to her CTO and our VP at the time, and they created a position for me almost overnight. [03:10]   Oh, that’s awesome.  That’s amazing. [03:12] That was really very impressive. [03:14] Are you a team of one or do you have...? [03:15] Right now, a team of one.  I do have some folks that donate some of their time to me for different projects,

We’re back and we’re talking with Justin Coates, an author concentrating on military horror and sci-fi! Justin has been a long time friend and he has some important news to share with the show! He explains how he began writing, his background, and what he’s done to get himself noticed. To find out more about […]

As we close this year, we feel it is important to two very important societal problems; Bullying & Suicide.  In this special edition of the Thinking Out Loud Radio Show, we dedicate this show to the cause of Anti-Bullying & Suicide Prevention. Two very important causes that need more and more of our collective attention. And, yes it seems that during the holiday season more and more people make the ultimate choice to the end their lives for so many different reasons. During tonight's show, we talk with a young man who not only was bullied as a teenager in school. but has found a way to turn this test of his childhood into a phenomenal testimony. Justin Coates, Author & Anti-Bullying Activist was bullied for 7 years because he had an IEP (Individualized Education Plan) for reading and math comprehension. He found that nature and animal photos is what kept him motivated through his ordeal.  He currently is now working towards entrepreneurship and advocating against bullying. He has published his first children’s book "Please Don’t Tease" and has a T-shirt Brand called S.T.U.P.I.D. You've got to tune to the show to hear what this powerful acronym means. His goal is to help others who are struggling and trying to make it who have been affected by bullying.    We also discuss the recent suicides of Fox News Detroit Meteorologist Jessica Starr; and how a new method of Lasik Surgery could've been the cause. As well as a 9 yr old young black girl who committed suicide because she was being bullied in school. These are just some of the recent causalities of suicide that we have experienced, and we believe it is so important that if you are feeling depressed or having anxiety, or you are being bullied in school or in the workplace that you seek help. Bullying and Suicide are co-joined problems that we as a community need to address. Join us for this powerful show.

As we close this year, we feel it is important to two very important societal problems; Bullying & Suicide.  In this special edition of the Thinking Out Loud Radio Show, we dedicate this show to the cause of Anti-Bullying & Suicide Prevention. Two very important causes that need more and more of our collective attention. And, yes it seems that during the holiday season more and more people make the ultimate choice to the end their lives for so many different reasons. During tonight's show we talk with a young man who not only was bullied as a teenager in school. but has found a way to turn this test of his childhood into a phenomenal testimony. Justin Coates, Author & Anti-Bullying Activist was bullied  for 7 years because he had an IEP (Individualized Education Plan) for reading and math comprehension. He found that nature and animal photos is what kept him motivated through his ordeal.  He currently is now working towards entrepreneurship and advocating against bullying. He has published his first children’s book "Please Don’t Tease" and has a T-shirt Brand called S.T.U.P.I.D. You've got to tune to the show to hear what this powerful acronymn means. His goal is to help others who are struggling and trying to make it  who have been affected by bullying.  We also discuss the recent suicides of Fox News Detroit Meteorologist Jessica Starr; and how a new method of Lasik Surgery could've been the cause. As well as a 9 yr old young black girl who committed sucide because she was being bulled in school. These are just some of the recent casualities of suicide that we have experienced, and we believe it is so important that if you are feeling depressed or having anxiety, or you are being bullied in school or in the workplace that you seek help. Bullying and Suicide are co-joined problems that we as community need to address. Join us for this powerful show.