Podcast appearances and mentions of justine clark

The move from primary to secondary school can be a big change for children and their parents. Justine and Phil have worked with students transitioning up to year seven for a number of years. Hear their helpful tips and insights on the best way to prepare for the move to secondary school. We're very grateful that Phil Miles, Assistant Director at Grace Foundation and Justine Clark, Ethos Leader at Grace Academy Darlaston could join us on this episode of the Ethos Parent Podcast. Thank you to Grace Academy Darlaston for hosting us for this recording. Resources discussed in this episode: 'It's Your Move' - Booklet from Scripture Union to help children make the transition from primary to secondary school. It's Your Move is made up of helpful information and advice for children moving schools. Also included are real-life stories of children who are about to make the move and those who have made it in the recent past. There are puzzles, quizzes and places to personalise the book through doodles, signatures, photo pages etc. Purchase online here: https://content.scriptureunion.org.uk/resource/its-your-move-0

This week on 'Radio Architecture with Ilana Razbash', Ilana's special guest is Justine Clark. Justine Clark is an architectural editor, writer, researcher, advisor and advocate. She is a co-founder and director of Parlour: gender, equity, architecture. She leads the organisation's event, advocacy and funding programs, and established the Parlour website, which she now edits with Susie Ashworth. Justine consults to built environment organisations, institutions and practices on policy, strategy publications, events and public engagement. Justine is active in public discussions of architecture; she has convened many events, curated exhibitions and sat on national and international juries. From 2000–2011 Justine worked on Architecture Australia, and was editor of the journal for seven years. Her work has won awards for architecture in the media and her broader contribution to the profession was recognised with the 2015 Marion Mahony Prize and the 2019 President's Prize from the Australian Institute of Architects Victorian Chapter.

29% Equal in conversation with Part W, Episode 05: Parlour & Zoë Berman. Hosted & produced by Sarah Ackland-In this episode, Zoë Berman, Founder and Co-Director of Part W Collective and the Founding Director of Studio Berman, speaks with the groundbreaking Justine Clark and Naomi Stead the President and Vice-President of the Australian-based Parlour. Parlour is a group whose name derives from a rather subversive feminist take on the 'parlour' as the room in a house traditionally used for receiving and conversing with visitors. In this episode, they discuss with how the organisation grew from a research project and worked tirelessly to prove that women's inability to stay in the profession was not their fault. We discuss how campaign groups can work together and reflect on Parlour's impressive journey. From hanging out and data collection to the creation of the ‘parlour guides' a must-read for all those hoping to support diversity; these women have paved the way for change for women in architecture.-This podcast has been created with thanks to the RIBA Research Fund and supported by Katie Lloyd Thomas of Newcastle University.-If you would like to support the valuable work of Part W please do via the link here or through their website.-Photocredits: Agatha A. Nitecka/RÅN studio (Image of Zoë Berman)Graphics by Mackinnon Byrne

Bridget Nathan started The Doyenne Interviews project 3 years ago and launched the podcast 7 months ago on a women in architecture platform called Parlour founded by the amazing Justine Clark. She talks about how the podcast project, her experience as a young architect and outlook on life as a woman in society today is somewhat influenced by the #MeToo movement. Bridget brings in her journal to share some notes from a yoga retreat in Rishikesh in North of India that she attended a few years ago. Bridget also discusses the idea of taking leaps in life which is inspired by a book she brought in called The Leap Stories by Kylie Lewis. To follow Bridget's work, find her on Instagram at The_Doyenne_Interviews or connect with her on LinkedIn.

I adore my guest and long time friend Melissa Wessel. In this episode she shares her struggles with emotional eating and the mindset work she did with the guidance of Justine Clark, who I had on the podcast as a guest...check out episode 99!) to completely transform her body and mind. She looks and feels incredible and has decided it's her turn to give back and help others who are struggling.  Connect with Melissa on IG @melwessel82 or on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/melissa.wessel.165    

Get your tickets for Seeds of Inspiration: https://mailchi.mp/eb267eb475f8/seeds-of-inspiration Justine Clark is a Certified Health Coach, Life Coach, and group fitness instructor specializing in holistic weight loss. She is the creator of 90-Day Total Body Transformation. Justine combines her background of extreme dieting, emotional eating and thyroid disease to help career-driven women lose weight, boost energy, and feel confident in their clothes with zero restriction. Where to find Justine: https://www.instagram.com/justineclarkwellness/ Website: www.justineclarkwellness.com Email: justineclarkwellness@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fitandfierce/message

Justine Clark is a Certified Health Coach, Life Coach, and group fitness instructor specializing in holistic weight loss. She is the host of Food Is A Girl’s Best Friend Podcast and creator of the 90-Day Total Body Transformation. Justine combines her background of extreme dieting, emotional eating and thyroid disease to help high-performing women find food freedom, boost energy, and beat belly bloat. You can connect with Justine here: IG: @justineclarkwellness justineclarkwellness.com Podcast: Food Is A Girl's Best Friend Hope you loved this convo! XO, Kelly

You might have a list of foods you "shouldn't be eating" but keep finding yourself eating, secret eating, eating till they're gone, clearing out the fridge, starting over clean... and finding yourself in this cycle again. Justine Clark is a Certified Health Coach and has some foods that don't make her body feel so great. We chat about the power of positive self-talk, how she found food freedom, and what life looks like now. Connect with Justine: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/justineclarkwellness/ Schedule a Complimentary Consultation Call: http://www.justineclarkwellness.com/1-on-1-coaching/ ------------ JOIN THE IMPERFECT EATING FB GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/imperfecteating/ Intro to Imperfect Eating: 1. All Diets Work...But It's Not Really About the Food 2. Failure is Not the Opposite of Success! 3. You Can't Keep Telling Yourself You Suck if You Want Something Different 4. Knowledge is Not Power! 5. Mindset, Meals, and Movement 6. When You Mess Up Your Meals 7. Movement is Different Than Exercise Get started with Intro to Imperfect Eating: The 3 Week Starter Course http://bit.ly/imperfecteatingintrocourse

You might have a list of foods you "shouldn't be eating" but keep finding yourself eating, secret eating, eating till they're gone, clearing out the fridge, starting over clean... and finding yourself in this cycle again.    Justine Clark is a Certified Health Coach and has some foods that don't make her body feel so great. We chat about the power of positive self-talk, how she found food freedom, and what life looks like now.    Connect with Justine: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/justineclarkwellness/ Schedule a Complimentary Consultation Call: http://www.justineclarkwellness.com/1-on-1-coaching/     ------------ JOIN THE IMPERFECT EATING FB GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/imperfecteating/     Intro to Imperfect Eating: 1. All Diets Work...But It's Not Really About the Food 2. Failure is Not the Opposite of Success!  3. You Can't Keep Telling Yourself You Suck if You Want Something Different 4. Knowledge is Not Power! 5. Mindset, Meals, and Movement 6. When You Mess Up Your Meals 7. Movement is Different Than Exercise   Get started with Intro to Imperfect Eating: The 3 Week Starter Course http://bit.ly/imperfecteatingintrocourse

Justine is a certified health coach, certified group fitness instructor, and master of habit change. Most of her life she had struggled with anxiety, depression, and fatigue. She was quickly thrown into the autoimmune world with a suspicious thyroid nodule. After multiple tests and biopsies, surgery left her with only half of her thyroid. It wasn't until her doctor refused to prescribe medication due to her blood tests being normal that she began seeking alternative holistic methods of healing. She now leads other women on their healing journey by educating them on how to heal from the inside out in a fun, easy, and sustainable way. Follow Justine: www.thyroidbabe.com https://www.instagram.com/thyroidbabe/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/thyroidbabes/  

Different illnesses and disorders can cause anxiety.  Anxiety is one of the top symptoms for thyroid health problems.     In this episode I interview Justine Clark, who specializes in thyroid health.  We chat everything thyroid and anxiety.  She talks about her story with having her thyroid partially removed and being able to manage all of her symptoms naturally. I keep saying this, but I just love her energy!  Take a listen!   Follow Justine at: Facebook Group: Thyroid Babes Instagram: @thyroidbabe Website: www.thyroidbabe.com Podcast: Thyroid Babe     If you loved this episode please leave me a review on iTunes! 

Justine Clark, Editor, writer and Honorary Senior Research Fellow at The University of Melbourne and Maryam Gusheh, Director of Architecture at The University of New South Wales explore the central Iranian city and former Persian capital Isfahan. Presented by Abercrombie & Kent Image: Courtesy Abercrombie & Kent

After contemplating the defining nature of our urban landscapes it’s time to consider the role of personal transformation. Transformation design is a human-centred, interdisciplinary process that seeks to change the behaviour and form of individuals, systems and organisations in desirable and sustainable ways—often for socially progressive ends. The Transformation leg of MRelay explores how we can apply transformation design skills in non-traditional settings, which often leads to new and original design outcomes. Transformation designers aren’t always ‘designers’—can each of us play a role as moderator, participant or co-creator? Transformation was hosted by Rose Hiscock, director of Science Gallery Melbourne. Speakers included Ramona Koval, broadcaster, writer and editor; Professor Rob Adams, director of City Design and Projects at the City of Melbourne; Mary Portas, founder of creative communications agency Portas Agency; Simone LeAmon, Hugh Williamson curator of Contemporary Design and Architecture at the National Gallery of Victoria; Cameron Bruhn, editor at Architecture Media; Oluwaseyi Sosanya, designer, engineer and inventor of the 3D Weaver; and Justine Clark, architectural editor, writer and researcher, and founding editor of Parlour.

Hear a discussion about the history of women shaping the Australian city—its buildings, spaces, and social and political agendas. Led by Parlour, an advocacy organisation dedicated to expanding the spaces for women in Australian architecture, the evening’s panellists—architectural historian Dr Karen Burns, editor and researcher Justine Clark, social historian Renate Howe, urbanist Jane Jose and architect Shelley Penn—explored the powerful roles women have played as activists, architects, planners, philanthropists, policy makers, politicians and writers. Roles which have indelibly shaped the spaces, places and policies of the Australian city and, by extension, formed what it means to live in Australia today. This event is presented by Triple R.

On this episode, I'm chatting with Justine Clark, a certified Health Coach, certified group fitness instructor, and master of habit change for women with autoimmune disease. We're covering: -Justine's thyroid healing journey -working out with autoimmune -the coolest thing we've ever manifested -how to ACTUALLY change your habits Find more on Justine here: www.thyroidbabe.com https://www.instagram.com/thyroidbabe/ https://www.facebook.com/thyroidbabe/   Join the Morning Mindset Makeover: https://autoimmunetribecourses.com/p/morning-mindset-makeover