Podcasts about Katie May

In this special Valentine's Day week episode of The Skeptical Shaman podcast, host Rachel White (of TOTEM Readings) chats with Katie May: host of the Love Wild Podcast, founder of Embrace Yourself Whole Coaching, and creator of The Sacred Year Project and Sacred Mother Sanctuary.The upshot of their chat? Self-love and re-wilding are crucial ingredients to a happy, whole life-- never mind a loving relationship with anyone else (including our pets and children)!The Year of the Wood Snake (2025) is going to bring in more of the yin energy-- a welcome downshift from the hardcore yang of the Wood Snake Year. The potential downside of all these lady vibes? Grief. Surrender. Being instead of doing. And, while all of this might sound like a welcome change, they're generally pretty challenging to navigate IRL. After all: the map is not the territory.But here's the silver lining report: Katie and Rachel have some pragmatic tips and tricks to make the most of this molting-- and how to relearn to re-wild and "be" instead of "do". Rachel's LINKS:Rachel's Website: https://www.totemreadings.comTOTEM Readings Substack: https://totemrach.substack.comRachel's Other Links: https://linktr.ee/totemrachOur Sponsors' LINKS: The TOTEM Flower Essence Deck: https://a.co/d/gw16LsGThe TOTEM Tarot Deck: https://www.amazon.com/TOTEM-Tarot-Deck-Rachel-White/dp/0578980126The TOTEM Flower Essences: https://www.etsy.com/shop/TotemReadingsATXTOTEM Spiritual Transformation Coaching: https://www.totemreadings.com/coachingTOTEM Business of Woo Mentoring: https://www.totemreadings.com/business-of-wooKatie's Links: Website: https://www.embraceyourselfwhole.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/embraceyourselfwholePlease note: The views and opinions expressed on The Skeptical Shaman do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the podcast. Any content provided by our guests, bloggers, sponsors or authors are of their opinion and are not intended to malign any religion, protected class, group, club, organization, business individual, anyone or anything. And remember: sticks and stones may break our bones, but words—or discussions of religious or spiritual topics-- will never hurt us.

Kid and Gdub dealt with some tech bullshit because, let's face it, technology's a fucking whore that loves to screw us over. Kid A.G. was in full "get off my lawn" mode, bitching about his kids and how all he wants is to record this shit and pass out. But no, we had to dive balls deep into the dark web of "creepsearch.com” - Kid A.G.'s latest project where he plans to fuck with people's heads by linking directly to their social media.  Then we got into some fucked up equality - we decided to make creep search "fair" by focusing solely on hot female teachers who molest their students, because if men can be pervs, why can't women join the fun? It's all about equal opportunity in this shithole. We also talked about how the internet has turned us all into fucking freaks with niche fetishes. From pink chain links to having fruit flies circle your ass, if you can imagine it, you can probably jerk off to it. And let's not forget the revelation of micropenises - thanks to the internet for normalizing that shit. But then, the mood darkened. We reminisced about the time we found hot chicks online only for them to kick the bucket shortly after. Katie May, a model we were all drooling over, was dead the next day. It's like we're cursed or some shit. We took a trip back to the '90s, the era when getting online was like discovering the fucking holy grail, where finding nudes was an adventure, and transferring files was like performing magic.  And holy fuck, we couldn't not talk about Pastor James Manning, that homophobic bastard who ranted about how the only way gays and lesbians could buy his church is if they gave birth through their assholes. Now that's setting some twisted standards for property ownership. We ended this shitfest by giving Black History Month the middle finger, crowning Whoopi Goldberg as "hottie of the week" - because we're equal opportunity offenders here.  Original Released: February 8, 2016 On Mic: Kid A.G. & Gdub

JIM KLEINMANN, he/him, co-founded PlayGround in 1994, along with playwright Brighde Mullins and director Denise Shama, and has served as Artistic Director since 1996. For PlayGround, he has provided artistic and administrative leadership for the past twenty-four seasons, developing PlayGround's unique array of new playwright and new play incubator programs, including Monday Night PlayGround, the PlayGround Festival of New Works, the full-length play Commissioning Initiative, the New Play Production Fund, Potrero Stage: PlayGround Center for New Plays, and most recently the Innovator Incubator. For PlayGround, he has directed more than one hundred short and full-length plays, including works by Garret Jon Groenveld, Aaron Loeb, Geetha Reddy, Lauren Yee, Katie May, and many others. Recent directing and dramaturgy credits include David Steele's Vignettes on Love and Ruben Grijalva's Value Over Replacement. He is a veteran arts administrator with more than thirty years of experience, including stints leading Traveling Jewish Theatre, Smuin Ballet and Berkeley Symphony, and received his MFA from the Yale School of Drama.Tell Me What Happened features the music of Susan Salidor.More information about Susan Salidor can be found at her websiteGet Susan Salidor's One Little Act of Kindness Children's BookGet Susan Salidor's I've Got Peace in My Fingers Children's BookMore Information about other quality publications from our sponsor can be found on Sidelineinkpublishing.com

Send us a textWhat if the emotional scars of your past could become the stepping stones to a brighter future? Embark with us on a compelling journey through the challenges of overcoming generational pain, as we uncover one guest's poignant story of growing up amidst family turmoil. From grappling with depression and self-harm to discovering the lifelines of music and reading, our guest shares a transformative moment—a surprise pregnancy—that ultimately reshaped her life's path. Her narrative is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the power of shifting focus from personal suffering to embracing broader responsibilities.Navigating the stormy seas of parenting teens can feel overwhelming, yet the insights from our resident teen therapist bring a beacon of hope. As both a professional and a parent, our guest highlights the necessity of truly listening to and validating teenagers' feelings, reminding us that the quest for validation shouldn't drive them towards risky behaviors. This episode sheds light on the critical role parents play in halting the cycle of generational pain by fostering environments where teenagers feel genuinely heard and supported. As we confront the rise in teen suicides, we stress the importance of emotional regulation and parental involvement in nurturing a supportive home life.Our exploration doesn't stop there. We shine a spotlight on Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) as a lifeline for teens wrestling with overwhelming emotions and self-destructive behaviors. Discover how DBT's practical skills offer paths to manage distress, build healthier relationships, and bolster self-esteem. We share uplifting success stories of families witnessing positive transformations post-therapy, offering not just hope but tangible strategies for parents striving to support their teens. Through these shared experiences, we aim to reduce the stigma surrounding mental health issues, empowering parents to be catalysts for healing and growth in their families.More information on the guest - https://www.youreonfireitsfine.com/Want to be a guest on Mental Matters Hosted By Asekho Toto? Send Asekho Toto a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/1604880114184x746605277921114400Support the show

Parenting teens often feels like navigating a minefield of emotions, but what if we could do more than just survive the teenage years? In this episode, I sit down with teen mental health expert Katie May to discuss how parents can support their teens through emotional challenges, build better communication, and guide them through mental health struggles like self-harm and suicidal thoughts. Katie shares strategies for parents to better understand their teens, strengthen their relationships, and help them build the tools they need for a thriving future. To find out more about Katie, check out her links:  Website Facebook Instagram LinkedInWebinar: 7 Truths for Stopping Teen Self-Destructive Behaviors Free Chapter Download: You're On Fire, It's Fine Join the C.A.L.M. Parenting Facebook Group Now! Essential Minute

On this episode of the Brainy Moms podcast, therapist Katie May joins Dr. Amy and Sandy to discuss concepts from her book, “You're On Fire, It's Fine: Effective Strategies for Parenting Teens with Self-Destructive Behaviors.” They talk about how to have conversations with your “fire feeler” in a way that doesn't come across as judgmental or cause them to lose trust in your relationship. You'll hear advice on what and when it might be appropriate to share your own experiences from young adulthood, as well as why punishments like taking away their phone or grounding them may do more harm than good. Hear specific language you can use when talking to your teen about your concerns and why being a “good enough” parent is better than striving for perfection. Don't miss this important but upbeat conversation about connecting with your teen and helping them through some of the toughest times in their young adult life. ABOUT KATIE MAY:Katie May, LPC, owner and executive director of Creative Healing, is a national speaker and trainer specializing in therapy for teens with depression, self-harm, and suicidal thoughts. As one of only 11 Linehan board-certified Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) clinicians in Pennsylvania, she's an expert in this gold-standard treatment for life-threatening behaviors. Katie is committed to helping teens feel accepted for who they are while teaching them skills to build a life they love. She's the author of the book, “You're On Fire, It's Fine: Effective Strategies for Parenting Teens with Self-Destructive Behaviors,” which came out in May 2024.ABOUT US: Brainy Moms is a parenting podcast hosted by cognitive psychologist Dr. Amy Moore. Dr. Amy and her rotating co-hosts bring listeners conversations with experts on topics in parenting, child development, education, psychology, mental health, and neuroscience. Listeners leave with tips and helpful advice for helping moms and kids thrive in life, learning, and relationships. This episode is co-hosted with Sandy Zamalis.CONNECT WITH US: Website: www.TheBrainyMoms.com Email: info@TheBrainyMoms.com Social Media: @TheBrainyMoms Our sponsor's website: www.LearningRx.comSandy's TikTok: @TheBrainTrainerLadyDr. Amy's brand new IG: @DrAmySaysGraceDr. Amy's website: www.AmyMoorePhD.com

Du monde des esprits aux mondes du jazz, 2 groupes sont invités dans la #SessionLive Bab'L'Bluz et Akagera. (Rediffusion) Entrer dans l'univers de Swaken, le très attendu 2ème album du power quatuor franco-marocain Bab L' Bluz, qui sortira le 10 mai sur Real World Records.Swaken est composé de onze morceaux qui pétillent et pulsent avec une énergie cinétique. Suivez la spirale et trouvez votre centre. Bougez et tourbillonnez, headbangez et fouettez vos cheveux, dans un état qui est à la fois extérieur et intérieur, un état altéré où les esprits s'ouvrent, les frontières tombent et la confiance - dans les valeurs, les principes, nous-mêmes - est redécouverte, concrétisée. Swaken (origine : Moroccan Darija) - possessions, transcendance ou Esprits habitant les humains. Il s'agit d'une musique enracinée aussi bien dans le blues psychédélique, le funk et le rock que dans les rythmes de transe du Maghreb nord-africain : Gnawa, Amazigh, Hassani et Houara.Enregistré dans les studios Real World à Wiltshire, en Angleterre, écrit en partie au Maroc – lieu de naissance de la lead/chanteuse Yousra Mansour – et surtout au cours d'une tournée mondiale qui a renversé les salles et les festivals d'Adélaïde, de Barcelone et de New York à Essaouira au Maroc, à Lomé au Togo et à Dougga en Tunisie. La voix mélismatique de Mansour n'a jamais sonné avec autant de force, ni les riffs de son luth électrique awisha aussi puissants. Ses coéquipiers Brice Bottin, Ibrahim Terkemani, Jérôme Bartolome (aux claviers, flûtes, guembri électrique, batterie, chœurs et castagnettes qraqeb) interagissent avec ce qui pourrait être de la télépathie, leur jeu étant habile et serré. Se perdre pour se retrouver est un principe central de Swaken, un album dont le son analogique chaleureux fait un clin d'œil à des icônes du rock des années 70 comme Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin et Nass El Ghiwane, les Rolling Stones du Maroc, des guerriers de la justice sociale qui ont mélangé le rock et le folk occidentaux avec une esthétique de transe influencée - comme celle de Bab L' Bluz - par les lilas gnawa, les rituels de guérison nocturnes destinés à la possession d'esprits sacrés.«Les tournées incessantes ont renforcé notre confiance et notre puissance», explique Mansour à propos du groupe qu'elle a cofondé en 2018 avec le guitariste français, joueur de luth guembri basse et multi-instrumentiste Brice Bottin, qui a coproduit Swaken avec Katie May, dans la Wood Room des studios de Real World Studios.«Nous avons adapté notre son aux foules des festivals, nous l'avons rendu plus lourd, plus rock. Nous avons ajouté plus d'instruments. Plus de courage. Plus de feu.»«Nous aimons l'énergie du rock», ajoute Bottin, qui manie également les sirènes dub et joue de la guitare, du banjo, des percussions et de la flûte peul d'Afrique de l'Ouest. «Vous branchez votre instrument et vous rendez les gens fous. Le rock est né du blues. Les deux sont liés à la musique de transe. On peut écouter attentivement, ou headbanger, et être complètement emporté».La plupart du temps, Mansour écrit et chante en darija, son dialecte maroco-arabe, et la langue préférée du mouvement Nayda («nayda» signifie «haut» en darija). Sur Swaken, elle aborde des sujets controversés tels que les lois marocaines sur l'héritage, les disparités salariales entre hommes et femmes et l'augmentation des cas de suicide et de dépression, tout en appelant à l'unité, à la tolérance et à la gentillesse dans un monde de plus en plus fragile.«Il arrive encore que nous soyons confrontés à des attitudes dépassées», déclare Mansour en haussant les épaules. «Ce qui ne fait que renforcer ma détermination à exprimer tout ce que je ressens. Je ne me censurerai pas. » Titres interprétés au grand studio- Imazighen Live RFI voir le clip- Iwaiwa Funk- Amma Live RFI.Line Up : Brice Bottin, guembri, Yousra Mansour, awisha + mandole, Mehdi Chaib, flûtes et percus, Brahim Terkemani, batterie et spds.Son : Jeremy Besset & Mathieu Dubois.► Album « Swaken » (Realworld 2024).Facebook - Instagram - YouTube.  Puis nous recevons le groupe Akagera pour la sortie du nouvel album TraverseÀ l'automne 2018, peu après leur rencontre et leur premier concert, les musiciens d'Akagera entament l'écriture et l'enregistrement au Studio Prado de leur premier album Serpente, produit par le label Prado Records. Le nom du groupe est un hommage à l'album AKAGERA, produit en 1980 par le trio Humair, Jeanneau, Texier.On notera l'exceptionnelle participation de Famoudou Konate sur le titre « Msafara », qui sera l'unique enregistrement du maître du djembe hors du champ des musiques traditionnelles guinéennes. L'album sortira en octobre 2019, et en janvier 2019 la release party aura lieu au Studio de l'Ermitage à Paris. Pour la première fois dans ce lieu mythique, le système de diffusion sonore sera complété par l'équipe de la société FLUX:: afin de proposer au public un concert immersif avec un son spatialisé. La même année, AKAGERA et FLUX:: ont inauguré la première salle parisienne équipée en son immersif, le 360 Paris Music Factory.Malgré la pandémie de 2020 et son lot d'annulations (tournées en Colombie et au Congo), le trio a approfondi son travail de recherche sur le son bien particulier induit par son instrumentation atypique sans basse (vibraphone et marimba, trombone basse et batterie). Il a également poursuivi l'exploration des rythmes des continents africain et américain, en les associant aux harmonies issues du jazz et de la musique française du début du XXème siècle.Renforcé par ce travail de consolidation, le trio a su rebondir en 2021. Depuis, il s'est produit en concert à 33 occasions, a participé au marché des professionnels du jazz «Jammin' Juan» et a multiplié les collaborations : Anbessa - L'hommage à Manu Dibango, l'Orchestre Symphonique d'Orléans et Jean-Charles Richard (concerto pour saxophones de Martial Solal), l'écrivain Arnaud Roi (livre « État Sauvage » paru chez l'Ecarlate), le trompettiste Alain Vankenhove, l'harmoniciste Olivier Goulet, le saxophoniste Olivier Zanot et le chanteur sénégalais Majnun.En mars 2024 sort leur nouvel album Traverse. Composé à partir de séances d'improvisation, il reflète la diversité du parcours et des influences des trois musiciens : la musique classique et contemporaine pour Benoit, les métissages de l'Amérique du Sud et des Caraïbes pour Stéphane, les rythmes africains et grooves brésiliens pour David, tout en réaffirmant leur passion commune pour le jazz. Titres interprétés au grand studio- Tony Live RFI- Traverse, extrait de l'album- Loonie's Lament Live RFI.Line Up : David Georgelet (batterie), Benoît Lavollée ( vibraphone, marimba), Stéphane Montigny (trombone).Son : Benoît Letirant & Mathias Taylor.Réalisation : Donatien Cahu► Album Traverse (Prado Rd 2024).Site Akageramusic - Facebook - Instagram.

Du monde des esprits aux mondes du jazz, 2 groupes sont invités dans la #SessionLive Bab'L'Bluz et Akagera. (Rediffusion) Entrer dans l'univers de Swaken, le très attendu 2ème album du power quatuor franco-marocain Bab L' Bluz, qui sortira le 10 mai sur Real World Records.Swaken est composé de onze morceaux qui pétillent et pulsent avec une énergie cinétique. Suivez la spirale et trouvez votre centre. Bougez et tourbillonnez, headbangez et fouettez vos cheveux, dans un état qui est à la fois extérieur et intérieur, un état altéré où les esprits s'ouvrent, les frontières tombent et la confiance - dans les valeurs, les principes, nous-mêmes - est redécouverte, concrétisée. Swaken (origine : Moroccan Darija) - possessions, transcendance ou Esprits habitant les humains. Il s'agit d'une musique enracinée aussi bien dans le blues psychédélique, le funk et le rock que dans les rythmes de transe du Maghreb nord-africain : Gnawa, Amazigh, Hassani et Houara.Enregistré dans les studios Real World à Wiltshire, en Angleterre, écrit en partie au Maroc – lieu de naissance de la lead/chanteuse Yousra Mansour – et surtout au cours d'une tournée mondiale qui a renversé les salles et les festivals d'Adélaïde, de Barcelone et de New York à Essaouira au Maroc, à Lomé au Togo et à Dougga en Tunisie. La voix mélismatique de Mansour n'a jamais sonné avec autant de force, ni les riffs de son luth électrique awisha aussi puissants. Ses coéquipiers Brice Bottin, Ibrahim Terkemani, Jérôme Bartolome (aux claviers, flûtes, guembri électrique, batterie, chœurs et castagnettes qraqeb) interagissent avec ce qui pourrait être de la télépathie, leur jeu étant habile et serré. Se perdre pour se retrouver est un principe central de Swaken, un album dont le son analogique chaleureux fait un clin d'œil à des icônes du rock des années 70 comme Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin et Nass El Ghiwane, les Rolling Stones du Maroc, des guerriers de la justice sociale qui ont mélangé le rock et le folk occidentaux avec une esthétique de transe influencée - comme celle de Bab L' Bluz - par les lilas gnawa, les rituels de guérison nocturnes destinés à la possession d'esprits sacrés.«Les tournées incessantes ont renforcé notre confiance et notre puissance», explique Mansour à propos du groupe qu'elle a cofondé en 2018 avec le guitariste français, joueur de luth guembri basse et multi-instrumentiste Brice Bottin, qui a coproduit Swaken avec Katie May, dans la Wood Room des studios de Real World Studios.«Nous avons adapté notre son aux foules des festivals, nous l'avons rendu plus lourd, plus rock. Nous avons ajouté plus d'instruments. Plus de courage. Plus de feu.»«Nous aimons l'énergie du rock», ajoute Bottin, qui manie également les sirènes dub et joue de la guitare, du banjo, des percussions et de la flûte peul d'Afrique de l'Ouest. «Vous branchez votre instrument et vous rendez les gens fous. Le rock est né du blues. Les deux sont liés à la musique de transe. On peut écouter attentivement, ou headbanger, et être complètement emporté».La plupart du temps, Mansour écrit et chante en darija, son dialecte maroco-arabe, et la langue préférée du mouvement Nayda («nayda» signifie «haut» en darija). Sur Swaken, elle aborde des sujets controversés tels que les lois marocaines sur l'héritage, les disparités salariales entre hommes et femmes et l'augmentation des cas de suicide et de dépression, tout en appelant à l'unité, à la tolérance et à la gentillesse dans un monde de plus en plus fragile.«Il arrive encore que nous soyons confrontés à des attitudes dépassées», déclare Mansour en haussant les épaules. «Ce qui ne fait que renforcer ma détermination à exprimer tout ce que je ressens. Je ne me censurerai pas. » Titres interprétés au grand studio- Imazighen Live RFI voir le clip- Iwaiwa Funk- Amma Live RFI.Line Up : Brice Bottin, guembri, Yousra Mansour, awisha + mandole, Mehdi Chaib, flûtes et percus, Brahim Terkemani, batterie et spds.Son : Jeremy Besset & Mathieu Dubois.► Album « Swaken » (Realworld 2024).Facebook - Instagram - YouTube.  Puis nous recevons le groupe Akagera pour la sortie du nouvel album TraverseÀ l'automne 2018, peu après leur rencontre et leur premier concert, les musiciens d'Akagera entament l'écriture et l'enregistrement au Studio Prado de leur premier album Serpente, produit par le label Prado Records. Le nom du groupe est un hommage à l'album AKAGERA, produit en 1980 par le trio Humair, Jeanneau, Texier.On notera l'exceptionnelle participation de Famoudou Konate sur le titre « Msafara », qui sera l'unique enregistrement du maître du djembe hors du champ des musiques traditionnelles guinéennes. L'album sortira en octobre 2019, et en janvier 2019 la release party aura lieu au Studio de l'Ermitage à Paris. Pour la première fois dans ce lieu mythique, le système de diffusion sonore sera complété par l'équipe de la société FLUX:: afin de proposer au public un concert immersif avec un son spatialisé. La même année, AKAGERA et FLUX:: ont inauguré la première salle parisienne équipée en son immersif, le 360 Paris Music Factory.Malgré la pandémie de 2020 et son lot d'annulations (tournées en Colombie et au Congo), le trio a approfondi son travail de recherche sur le son bien particulier induit par son instrumentation atypique sans basse (vibraphone et marimba, trombone basse et batterie). Il a également poursuivi l'exploration des rythmes des continents africain et américain, en les associant aux harmonies issues du jazz et de la musique française du début du XXème siècle.Renforcé par ce travail de consolidation, le trio a su rebondir en 2021. Depuis, il s'est produit en concert à 33 occasions, a participé au marché des professionnels du jazz «Jammin' Juan» et a multiplié les collaborations : Anbessa - L'hommage à Manu Dibango, l'Orchestre Symphonique d'Orléans et Jean-Charles Richard (concerto pour saxophones de Martial Solal), l'écrivain Arnaud Roi (livre « État Sauvage » paru chez l'Ecarlate), le trompettiste Alain Vankenhove, l'harmoniciste Olivier Goulet, le saxophoniste Olivier Zanot et le chanteur sénégalais Majnun.En mars 2024 sort leur nouvel album Traverse. Composé à partir de séances d'improvisation, il reflète la diversité du parcours et des influences des trois musiciens : la musique classique et contemporaine pour Benoit, les métissages de l'Amérique du Sud et des Caraïbes pour Stéphane, les rythmes africains et grooves brésiliens pour David, tout en réaffirmant leur passion commune pour le jazz. Titres interprétés au grand studio- Tony Live RFI- Traverse, extrait de l'album- Loonie's Lament Live RFI.Line Up : David Georgelet (batterie), Benoît Lavollée ( vibraphone, marimba), Stéphane Montigny (trombone).Son : Benoît Letirant & Mathias Taylor.Réalisation : Donatien Cahu► Album Traverse (Prado Rd 2024).Site Akageramusic - Facebook - Instagram.

Send us a textIn this powerful episode, I sit down with Katie May, licensed therapist and author of "You're on Fire, It's Fine." Katie shares her expertise on helping teens struggling with depression, self-harm, and suicidal thoughts - topics that are often overlooked but critically important.Key highlights:Why some teens experience emotions so intensely it feels like they're "on fire"The importance of parent self-regulation in supporting troubled teensHow unilateral change can improve family dynamics, even if only the parent seeks helpInsights into Creative Healing's unique approach of working with both teens and parentsTips for parents whose teens may be showing early signs of emotional strugglesWhether you're a parent, educator, or simply someone who cares about teen mental health, this episode offers valuable insights and practical strategies. Katie's compassionate approach and years of experience shine through as she discusses how to better understand and support the teenagers in our lives.Don't forget to check out Katie's book and parent membership program for more in-depth resources!#TeenMentalHealth #ParentingTips #TherapyForTeens #EmotionalRegulation #SelfHarm #depressionawareness Timestamps:00:00 Introduction03:45 Understanding intense teen emotions08:30 The importance of parent self-regulation12:15 Creative Healing's approach to teen therapy17:20 Unilateral change in family dynamics22:40 Tips for parents noticing early signs of struggle28:55 Resources and closing thoughtsLinks:Katie May's bookParent Membership ProgramCreative Healing website7 Truths for Stopping Teens Destructive BehaviorsSubscribe for more interviews with experts on teen mental health and parenting strategies! Find my podcastEmail me: ccoufal@cynthiacoufalcoaching.comText me: 785-380-2064More information

Du monde des esprits aux mondes du jazz, 2 groupes sont invités dans la #SessionLive Bab'L'Bluz et Akagera. Entrer dans l'univers de Swaken, le très attendu 2ème album du power quatuor franco-marocain Bab L' Bluz, qui sortira le 10 mai sur Real World Records.Swaken est composé de onze morceaux qui pétillent et pulsent avec une énergie cinétique. Suivez la spirale et trouvez votre centre. Bougez et tourbillonnez, headbangez et fouettez vos cheveux, dans un état qui est à la fois extérieur et intérieur, un état altéré où les esprits s'ouvrent, les frontières tombent et la confiance - dans les valeurs, les principes, nous-mêmes - est redécouverte, concrétisée. Swaken (origine : Moroccan Darija) - possessions, transcendance ou Esprits habitant les humains. Il s'agit d'une musique enracinée aussi bien dans le blues psychédélique, le funk et le rock que dans les rythmes de transe du Maghreb nord-africain : Gnawa, Amazigh, Hassani et Houara.Enregistré dans les studios Real World à Wiltshire, en Angleterre, écrit en partie au Maroc – lieu de naissance de la lead/chanteuse Yousra Mansour – et surtout au cours d'une tournée mondiale qui a renversé les salles et les festivals d'Adélaïde, de Barcelone et de New York à Essaouira au Maroc, à Lomé au Togo et à Dougga en Tunisie. La voix mélismatique de Mansour n'a jamais sonné avec autant de force, ni les riffs de son luth électrique awisha aussi puissants. Ses coéquipiers Brice Bottin, Ibrahim Terkemani, Jérôme Bartolome (aux claviers, flûtes, guembri électrique, batterie, chœurs et castagnettes qraqeb) interagissent avec ce qui pourrait être de la télépathie, leur jeu étant habile et serré. Se perdre pour se retrouver est un principe central de Swaken, un album dont le son analogique chaleureux fait un clin d'œil à des icônes du rock des années 70 comme Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin et Nass El Ghiwane, les Rolling Stones du Maroc, des guerriers de la justice sociale qui ont mélangé le rock et le folk occidentaux avec une esthétique de transe influencée - comme celle de Bab L' Bluz - par les lilas gnawa, les rituels de guérison nocturnes destinés à la possession d'esprits sacrés.«Les tournées incessantes ont renforcé notre confiance et notre puissance», explique Mansour à propos du groupe qu'elle a cofondé en 2018 avec le guitariste français, joueur de luth guembri basse et multi-instrumentiste Brice Bottin, qui a coproduit Swaken avec Katie May, dans la Wood Room des studios de Real World Studios.«Nous avons adapté notre son aux foules des festivals, nous l'avons rendu plus lourd, plus rock. Nous avons ajouté plus d'instruments. Plus de courage. Plus de feu.»«Nous aimons l'énergie du rock», ajoute Bottin, qui manie également les sirènes dub et joue de la guitare, du banjo, des percussions et de la flûte peul d'Afrique de l'Ouest. «Vous branchez votre instrument et vous rendez les gens fous. Le rock est né du blues. Les deux sont liés à la musique de transe. On peut écouter attentivement, ou headbanger, et être complètement emporté».La plupart du temps, Mansour écrit et chante en darija, son dialecte maroco-arabe, et la langue préférée du mouvement Nayda («nayda» signifie «haut» en darija). Sur Swaken, elle aborde des sujets controversés tels que les lois marocaines sur l'héritage, les disparités salariales entre hommes et femmes et l'augmentation des cas de suicide et de dépression, tout en appelant à l'unité, à la tolérance et à la gentillesse dans un monde de plus en plus fragile.«Il arrive encore que nous soyons confrontés à des attitudes dépassées», déclare Mansour en haussant les épaules. «Ce qui ne fait que renforcer ma détermination à exprimer tout ce que je ressens. Je ne me censurerai pas. » Titres interprétés au grand studio- Imazighen Live RFI voir le clip- Iwaiwa Funk- Amma Live RFI.Line Up : Brice Bottin, guembri, Yousra Mansour, awisha + mandole, Mehdi Chaib, flûtes et percus, Brahim Terkemani, batterie et spds.Son : Jeremy Besset & Mathieu Dubois.► Album « Swaken » (Realworld 2024).Facebook - Instagram - YouTube.  Puis nous recevons le groupe Akagera pour la sortie du nouvel album TraverseÀ l'automne 2018, peu après leur rencontre et leur premier concert, les musiciens d'Akagera entament l'écriture et l'enregistrement au Studio Prado de leur premier album Serpente, produit par le label Prado Records. Le nom du groupe est un hommage à l'album AKAGERA, produit en 1980 par le trio Humair, Jeanneau, Texier.On notera l'exceptionnelle participation de Famoudou Konate sur le titre « Msafara », qui sera l'unique enregistrement du maître du djembe hors du champ des musiques traditionnelles guinéennes. L'album sortira en octobre 2019, et en janvier 2019 la release party aura lieu au Studio de l'Ermitage à Paris. Pour la première fois dans ce lieu mythique, le système de diffusion sonore sera complété par l'équipe de la société FLUX:: afin de proposer au public un concert immersif avec un son spatialisé. La même année, AKAGERA et FLUX:: ont inauguré la première salle parisienne équipée en son immersif, le 360 Paris Music Factory.Malgré la pandémie de 2020 et son lot d'annulations (tournées en Colombie et au Congo), le trio a approfondi son travail de recherche sur le son bien particulier induit par son instrumentation atypique sans basse (vibraphone et marimba, trombone basse et batterie). Il a également poursuivi l'exploration des rythmes des continents africain et américain, en les associant aux harmonies issues du jazz et de la musique française du début du XXème siècle.Renforcé par ce travail de consolidation, le trio a su rebondir en 2021. Depuis, il s'est produit en concert à 33 occasions, a participé au marché des professionnels du jazz «Jammin' Juan» et a multiplié les collaborations : Anbessa - L'hommage à Manu Dibango, l'Orchestre Symphonique d'Orléans et Jean-Charles Richard (concerto pour saxophones de Martial Solal), l'écrivain Arnaud Roi (livre « État Sauvage » paru chez l'Ecarlate), le trompettiste Alain Vankenhove, l'harmoniciste Olivier Goulet, le saxophoniste Olivier Zanot et le chanteur sénégalais Majnun.En mars 2024 sort leur nouvel album Traverse. Composé à partir de séances d'improvisation, il reflète la diversité du parcours et des influences des trois musiciens : la musique classique et contemporaine pour Benoit, les métissages de l'Amérique du Sud et des Caraïbes pour Stéphane, les rythmes africains et grooves brésiliens pour David, tout en réaffirmant leur passion commune pour le jazz. Titres interprétés au grand studio- Tony Live RFI- Traverse, extrait de l'album- Loonie's Lament Live RFI.Line Up : David Georgelet (batterie), Benoît Lavollée ( vibraphone, marimba), Stéphane Montigny (trombone).Son : Benoît Letirant & Mathias Taylor.Réalisation : Donatien Cahu► Album Traverse (Prado Rd 2024).Site Akageramusic - Facebook - Instagram.

Du monde des esprits aux mondes du jazz, 2 groupes sont invités dans la #SessionLive Bab'L'Bluz et Akagera. Entrer dans l'univers de Swaken, le très attendu 2ème album du power quatuor franco-marocain Bab L' Bluz, qui sortira le 10 mai sur Real World Records.Swaken est composé de onze morceaux qui pétillent et pulsent avec une énergie cinétique. Suivez la spirale et trouvez votre centre. Bougez et tourbillonnez, headbangez et fouettez vos cheveux, dans un état qui est à la fois extérieur et intérieur, un état altéré où les esprits s'ouvrent, les frontières tombent et la confiance - dans les valeurs, les principes, nous-mêmes - est redécouverte, concrétisée. Swaken (origine : Moroccan Darija) - possessions, transcendance ou Esprits habitant les humains. Il s'agit d'une musique enracinée aussi bien dans le blues psychédélique, le funk et le rock que dans les rythmes de transe du Maghreb nord-africain : Gnawa, Amazigh, Hassani et Houara.Enregistré dans les studios Real World à Wiltshire, en Angleterre, écrit en partie au Maroc – lieu de naissance de la lead/chanteuse Yousra Mansour – et surtout au cours d'une tournée mondiale qui a renversé les salles et les festivals d'Adélaïde, de Barcelone et de New York à Essaouira au Maroc, à Lomé au Togo et à Dougga en Tunisie. La voix mélismatique de Mansour n'a jamais sonné avec autant de force, ni les riffs de son luth électrique awisha aussi puissants. Ses coéquipiers Brice Bottin, Ibrahim Terkemani, Jérôme Bartolome (aux claviers, flûtes, guembri électrique, batterie, chœurs et castagnettes qraqeb) interagissent avec ce qui pourrait être de la télépathie, leur jeu étant habile et serré. Se perdre pour se retrouver est un principe central de Swaken, un album dont le son analogique chaleureux fait un clin d'œil à des icônes du rock des années 70 comme Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin et Nass El Ghiwane, les Rolling Stones du Maroc, des guerriers de la justice sociale qui ont mélangé le rock et le folk occidentaux avec une esthétique de transe influencée - comme celle de Bab L' Bluz - par les lilas gnawa, les rituels de guérison nocturnes destinés à la possession d'esprits sacrés.«Les tournées incessantes ont renforcé notre confiance et notre puissance», explique Mansour à propos du groupe qu'elle a cofondé en 2018 avec le guitariste français, joueur de luth guembri basse et multi-instrumentiste Brice Bottin, qui a coproduit Swaken avec Katie May, dans la Wood Room des studios de Real World Studios.«Nous avons adapté notre son aux foules des festivals, nous l'avons rendu plus lourd, plus rock. Nous avons ajouté plus d'instruments. Plus de courage. Plus de feu.»«Nous aimons l'énergie du rock», ajoute Bottin, qui manie également les sirènes dub et joue de la guitare, du banjo, des percussions et de la flûte peul d'Afrique de l'Ouest. «Vous branchez votre instrument et vous rendez les gens fous. Le rock est né du blues. Les deux sont liés à la musique de transe. On peut écouter attentivement, ou headbanger, et être complètement emporté».La plupart du temps, Mansour écrit et chante en darija, son dialecte maroco-arabe, et la langue préférée du mouvement Nayda («nayda» signifie «haut» en darija). Sur Swaken, elle aborde des sujets controversés tels que les lois marocaines sur l'héritage, les disparités salariales entre hommes et femmes et l'augmentation des cas de suicide et de dépression, tout en appelant à l'unité, à la tolérance et à la gentillesse dans un monde de plus en plus fragile.«Il arrive encore que nous soyons confrontés à des attitudes dépassées», déclare Mansour en haussant les épaules. «Ce qui ne fait que renforcer ma détermination à exprimer tout ce que je ressens. Je ne me censurerai pas. » Titres interprétés au grand studio- Imazighen Live RFI voir le clip- Iwaiwa Funk- Amma Live RFI.Line Up : Brice Bottin, guembri, Yousra Mansour, awisha + mandole, Mehdi Chaib, flûtes et percus, Brahim Terkemani, batterie et spds.Son : Jeremy Besset & Mathieu Dubois.► Album « Swaken » (Realworld 2024).Facebook - Instagram - YouTube.  Puis nous recevons le groupe Akagera pour la sortie du nouvel album TraverseÀ l'automne 2018, peu après leur rencontre et leur premier concert, les musiciens d'Akagera entament l'écriture et l'enregistrement au Studio Prado de leur premier album Serpente, produit par le label Prado Records. Le nom du groupe est un hommage à l'album AKAGERA, produit en 1980 par le trio Humair, Jeanneau, Texier.On notera l'exceptionnelle participation de Famoudou Konate sur le titre « Msafara », qui sera l'unique enregistrement du maître du djembe hors du champ des musiques traditionnelles guinéennes. L'album sortira en octobre 2019, et en janvier 2019 la release party aura lieu au Studio de l'Ermitage à Paris. Pour la première fois dans ce lieu mythique, le système de diffusion sonore sera complété par l'équipe de la société FLUX:: afin de proposer au public un concert immersif avec un son spatialisé. La même année, AKAGERA et FLUX:: ont inauguré la première salle parisienne équipée en son immersif, le 360 Paris Music Factory.Malgré la pandémie de 2020 et son lot d'annulations (tournées en Colombie et au Congo), le trio a approfondi son travail de recherche sur le son bien particulier induit par son instrumentation atypique sans basse (vibraphone et marimba, trombone basse et batterie). Il a également poursuivi l'exploration des rythmes des continents africain et américain, en les associant aux harmonies issues du jazz et de la musique française du début du XXème siècle.Renforcé par ce travail de consolidation, le trio a su rebondir en 2021. Depuis, il s'est produit en concert à 33 occasions, a participé au marché des professionnels du jazz «Jammin' Juan» et a multiplié les collaborations : Anbessa - L'hommage à Manu Dibango, l'Orchestre Symphonique d'Orléans et Jean-Charles Richard (concerto pour saxophones de Martial Solal), l'écrivain Arnaud Roi (livre « État Sauvage » paru chez l'Ecarlate), le trompettiste Alain Vankenhove, l'harmoniciste Olivier Goulet, le saxophoniste Olivier Zanot et le chanteur sénégalais Majnun.En mars 2024 sort leur nouvel album Traverse. Composé à partir de séances d'improvisation, il reflète la diversité du parcours et des influences des trois musiciens : la musique classique et contemporaine pour Benoit, les métissages de l'Amérique du Sud et des Caraïbes pour Stéphane, les rythmes africains et grooves brésiliens pour David, tout en réaffirmant leur passion commune pour le jazz. Titres interprétés au grand studio- Tony Live RFI- Traverse, extrait de l'album- Loonie's Lament Live RFI.Line Up : David Georgelet (batterie), Benoît Lavollée ( vibraphone, marimba), Stéphane Montigny (trombone).Son : Benoît Letirant & Mathias Taylor.Réalisation : Donatien Cahu► Album Traverse (Prado Rd 2024).Site Akageramusic - Facebook - Instagram.

On this week's episode, Hannah and Morgan discuss scaling your business! Whether you're hiring your first employee, adding an offering, or switching from 1-on-1 to group work, the topic of scaling is inevitable. Hannah and Morgan chat about the importance of understanding your “why” for scaling (do you even want to scale?!) and incorporating it in your business decisions. Thinking you're ready to grow? They also give nuggets of wisdom on things to consider when preparing to scale. Be sure to subscribe, share with a friend and leave us a review to help people find our work!We Have Always Been Here: A Queer Muslim Memoir by Samra HabibThe Shift by TinxLeave the World Behind by Rumaan AlamEssentialism by Greg McKeownConchas“High Earner Not Rich Yet” episode on Money with Katie*May contain Affiliate Links*Sign up for our newsletter for pep talks, business round ups, resources, and things we've been loving during the week.This podcast is brought to you by Morgan and Hannah's daily consumption of coffee. You can buy us a coffee here! Follow Weight Inclusive Innovators on Instagram.Email us with questions or show topics at hello@weightinclusiveinnovators.com.Where to Find Morgan:Morgan Sinclair DesignsWeight Inclusive Business AcademyThe Eating ExpeditionWhere to Find Hannah:Values Driven GroupNourishED Colorado

In this episode of the Unbound Writer's Club, Nicola's in conversation with unbound author Carrie Myers about Sensual Soul Shine, a collaborative book she's creating with the Unbound Press. They also invite four of the current contributors to share what sensuality means to them. Are you up for a sensual September? Click here for the Sensual Soul Shine invitation page.In this Episode:What called Carrie to the project?The different layers of sensualityWhat does sensuality mean to Carrie and Nicola?What does feminine energy mean to Carrie?Bringing balance back into our livesRemembering that feminine beings are built for pleasureThere's so much power in coming togetherReclaiming women's rights to pleasurePaving the way for a different path for yourself and the next generationsLinks Mentioned:UNBOUND and Unbound WritingSign up for Sensual Soul Shine hereFree Sensual Soul Shine Journal promptsCreate a Community ExperienceThe Unbound Writing MastermindThe Unbound Writing Mastermind waitlistThe Unbound Writer's Club membershipNicola's free ‘connecting with your book' visualisationBuy Nicola's unbound365 journal hereThe Unbound Press Book ClubThe Unbound Book IncubatorWhat to do when you have your first draftBook a chat with Nicola here.Connect with Nicola on Instagram, and The UNBOUND Press on Instagram or Facebook.Connect with Carrie Myers on her website or via Instagram.Connect with Annette Vaucanson Kelly on Substack or via Instagram.Connect with Elizabeth Nguyen on Facebook or via Instagram here and here.Connect with Heather Robbins on her website, via Instagram or Facebook.Connect with Katie May on her website or via Instagram.Music Credit: Joseph McDadeWe'd love you to share this episode with your friends, community, and anyone you think would enjoy it.

This week on the show is transgender community advocate and all around badass, Katie. Follow her on Instagram at Katie_May_Katgurl.This episode is made possible thanks to our sponsor DeleteMe. Visit DeleteMe.com/TheTransverse and enter "transverse" at checkout to get 20% off of their valuable service.   ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Kate and Michelle are joined by Katie May to talk about using DBT with teens. Katie uses her personal experience as a troubled teen combined with her clinical know-how as the leader of a DBT group practice (specifically for teens!) to share insight about how to use DBT successfully with this age group. Whether you're the parent of a teen or a clinician who works with teens, this episode is for you!Support the show

Ulaakkuut everybody! Join Kate and Teacher for part one of two, of In the North & in Every Major City. Part one is taking us back up to Nunavut with Katie May Anawak Dunford! Just to get us started Inuit Nunangat are the traditional and current homelands of Inuit people, made up of 53 communities across four regions - the Inuvialuit Settlement Region (northern Northwest Territories), Nunavut, Nunavik (northern Quebec) and Nunatsiavut (northern Labrador). Fun fact: the northern coast makes up 50% of Canada's coastline!?! Inuit live across the circumpolar region in countries including Alaska (USA), Chukotka (Russia), Greenland and of course - the country currently known as Canada. Inuit in Canada are the largest non-crown landowners in the country thanks to land claim agreements finalized in 1993 that resulted in the establishment of Nunavut as a third territory. These agreements were a long time coming and many Inuit fought hard throughout the 70's and 80's for the return of their land and to protect their rights to hunt, fish and trap. Join us in welcoming Katie May to the show!

Katie May is an entrepreneur and CEO of Creative Healing. She is known in our industry as a visionary therapist. In this episode, Katie and I explore authenticity in the therapy room. Gone are the days where therapists are seen as blank slates and we discuss how embracing our flawed authenticity attracts rather than repels both clients and others. Katie is a licensed therapist, group practice owner and online course creator.  She helps therapists grow groups and build teams so they can scale their impact and increase their income, without adding more hours in the office.  To learn more and gain access to free training and resources, visit visionarytherapist.com. OFFERS & HELPFUL LINKS:Katie's Fill Your Group Fast WorkshopCounseling Community TikTokJennifer Agee coaching pageCounseling Community Facebook communityCounseling Community InstagramAlaskan Cruise: Experiential Therapeutic Intervention Training for Therapists June 3-10, 2023Portugal Marketing Retreat October 2-7, 2023

Delegation is a word we hear a lot of. Why is delegation so vital for group practice owners? How can you figure out what to delegate? And how can you actually let go of it?? Join me, Uriah, and fellow group practice owner, Katie May, as we help you figure out what and how to delegate. Click to listen now!

  S6 Ep32 MAY'S PLACE: owner, Katie May, on opening her vintage shop and starting a vintage market in St. Louis - plus, come along to the May's Night Market with me! JOIN OUR PATREON COMMUNITY: https://www.patreon.com/prelovedpod  Listen and subscribe on: iTunes | Spotify | Stitcher | Google Play | or wherever you get your podcasts! Please rate & review the show so more vintage lovers find this community. Pre-Loved Podcast is a weekly interview show about rad vintage style with guests you'll want to go thrifting with. Find the show at @emilymstochl on Instagram and @PreLovedPod on Twitter. Pre-Loved Podcast: May's Place Hey vintage lovers, I'm Emily Stochl and this is Pre-Loved Podcast -- the show about rad vintage style and guests you'll want to go thrifting with! If you're new to the show, welcome, this is a space where we talk about all things vintage, secondhand and pre-loved across the fashion space! And for new listeners, or longtime pals, to follow along with all things thrift, vintage, rad, retro, and sustainable, you can find me Emily Stochl, across the internet as @emilymstochl. Come hang out I'd love to chat with you!  Alright, let's head to St. Louis! Tonight, we're speaking with Katie May of May's Place. Katie is a vintage connoisseur, Americana collector, and the owner of May's Place.  A former retail industry pro, Katie and her husband, Andy, have a long love of sourcing all things vintage. Combine that with Andy's family history as antique auctioneers, and they got inspired to open a shop for St. Louis. And after opening the store May's Place, the team then started May's Night Market, which is now a quarterly vendor market celebrating the best and brightest vintage, fashion, jewelry, and art that St. Louis has to offer!  In this episode, you'll hear all about Katie's story in vintage, and then at the end, we'll head over to the May's Night Market, where you'll get to hear from a couple of the rad vintage vendors involved in that incredible show.  Alright, let's dive right in to vintage in St. Louis! *This episode is sponsored by Galaxy.  Galaxy has developed a point-of-sale checkout app specifically for vintage sellers, which takes no fees. Seriously, learn all about Galaxy HERE.  Tour Dates:  October 19th: LIVE Pre-Loved Podcast in New York at Awoke Vintage All the Episode Links: May's Place @maysplace_stl @maysnightmarket Retro 101/Cherry Bomb Vintage Mesa Home @heididolldesigns @naturalborn_vintage @brrwng Black Rabbit Vintage Thrifty Bitch Honey Cycle Vintage @run4ther0ses_ * JOIN THE PATREON COMMUNITY and get the Pre-Loved Podcast News Flash: https://www.patreon.com/prelovedpod  A special thanks goes out to my Patron Insiders: Patty Weber Beverley Docherty of Wolfe Pack Vintage Danny of Galaxy Live Kathy Brand Lucero Buendia Steven Vogel Mary-Elizabeth Land Tricia Zelazny Leslie V. Lisa of Queenie & Pearl Pre-Loved Podcast is created by Emily Stochl. Follow me on Instagram, Twitter, and my blog.   

Katie May is an avid lover of connection, coffee, and creating her own magic. She is an inspiring coach and mentor guiding mamas to embrace their own magic and live their most true and beautiful lives. She believes motherhood is meant to be lived in community and strives to create magical spaces for mamas to come as they are, connect to the power within, and know they are never alone on this journey.Follow her on IG @embraceyourselfwholeGet a free month in the Magic Mama Collective with code FREEMAGICMONTHFollow us on IG @consciousmamasmovementGet digestible conscious parenting resources sent straight to your email inbox when you join the Conscious Mamas Movement Membership.

Do your teenage years live in the back of your mind as you try to parent your teens? Sometimes we can't help but be led by our upbringing. There are two different routes we can take as adults, we can try to suppress what we went through, or we can choose to talk about the things that need discussing. Katie May and I are diving into what this looks like and more. Here are three reasons why you want to listen to the full episode: Validation from speaking your truth Feel your feelings Coming full circle and respecting your teen Full Show Notes Here Connect with Katie Instagram Become a Group Guru Connect with Shaelene Instagram Website Thank you for taking the space we need to talk about the things that need discussing. If you enjoyed today's episode, please give me a 5-star, and leave a review to tell me how this show resonated with your life. Follow me on Instagram, and feel free to send me a message introducing yourself! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/t-talk-with-shaelene/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/t-talk-with-shaelene/support

For the second straight week, we are talking to someone who built their business based on sustainability. Katie May, who opened May's Place in 2019, worked in retail her whole life, and had seen enough of the corporate fashion world to know that there's just too much waste involved with what we wear. So she took her love of vintage clothes and her knowledge of the fashion world and built a business. It's a business built on the idea that anyone can wear what makes them feel empowered, and they can do it without creating more waste or being a less conscious consumer. It might not have been the easiest route to go, but by forging ahead, Katie helped build an environment in St. Louis that not only supports sustainable, locally-focused businesses but showcases the collaborative power of the Gateway City. So let's meet Katie.

This week we are pumped to share a conversation we had with our friends Andrew and Katie May on their podcast, Story and Growth. We are talking about embracing discomfort in our own journeys and how we have pushed out of our comfort zones and become more vulnerable. There is so much great content in this conversation. Make sure to reach out and share your best takeaways.   If you want to check out more of Story & Growth you should subscribe to their podcast, where they open up weekly on some powerful topics and help you to own your story. Here are some links for you to check out: Allegory & Elm Website Allegory & Elm Instagram Story & Growth Apple Podcast    Y'all we are here for you if you want to chat, talk strategies, need accountability, whatever it is, we want to serve you.   Just reach out to us at our email hello@thefoolsinlove.com or over on Instagram @thefoolsinlove   Did you enjoy the show? Awesome! Now go SUBSCRIBE to the podcast and we would love you forever if you left a review! It helps more people find the show.

Sabrina tells her first ( and probably not her last ) tourist encounter story and we diagnose Katie with OCD?

Katies's Links & Resourcesembraceyourselfwhole.comInstagram-Megan Colleen Johnson is a life coach, creative consultant, space holder, and speaker who helps passionate humans as they rise as the leader of their own life. With a focus on self-trust, wholeness, and sovereign reclamation Megan coaches humans who are ready to rewrite their story, move past their comfort zone, and step into the realm of possibility. Megan is a Certified Life Coach with Beautiful You Coaching Academy, holds her degree in graphic design, hosts her podcast titled, “The Reclamation Podcast”, and has over 8 years of creative marketing experience with a roster of clients including Steven Pressfield, Chris Guillebeau, Wilson Sporting Goods, and many more. You can find her online at megscolleen.com or on social media @megscolleen.

Katie took her son Henry to Sports Clips and it did NOT go well. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In this episode, we meet serial entrepreneur Katie May. Following her success as CMO at Seek, Katie founded Kidspot - a parenting advice business born from a real pain point that Katie witnessed as a new mom herself. Our conversation follows Katie's success as Kidspot is acquired by Newscorp and Katie becomes CEO at Shipping Easy, leading yet another company towards a successful exit. -- The Exit - Presented By Flippa: A 30-minute podcast featuring expert entrepreneurs who have been there and done it. The Exit talks to operators who have bought and sold a business. You'll learn how they did it, why they did it, and get exposure to the world of exits, a world occupied by a small few, but accessible to many. To listen to the podcast or get daily listing updates, click on https://flippa.com/the-exit-podcast/

Today I'm welcoming founder of The Graduate Club, Katie May Huxtable to the podcast! Graduating is difficult enough at the best of times but this years graduating class have also had a global pandemic to contend with... Born out of the struggles she herself was facing, Katie decided to set up The Graduate Club and share her experiences on online. Over the past six months, the online community has flourished with many graduates finding comfort and support in the articles and stories shared on the platform. In the episode I chat to Katie all about some of the struggles this years graduates are facing, how graduates could be better prepared for life after leaving university as well as why many graduates are diving into setting up businesses straight out of university this year! It was amazing to hear how The Graduate Club community has grown this year due to a real need for connection and support during this time in graduates lives. I really hope that you enjoy the episode and find it useful! Follow The Graduate Club Instagram LinkedIn Website Follow The Co-Working Club Instagram Website

In today's episode, Katie and I talk all about wellbeing with a chronic illness, why it is important and how you can still have wellness even if you are chronically ill! If you loved this episode, be sure to leave a 5* review on iTunes and take a screenshot to share on social media, tagging me @chronicglow! I can't wait to speak to you again in the next episode! Amy xx FREEBIE: 30 morning rituals for your mind, body & soul ➡️ https://chronicglow.co.uk/morningflow/ ✨ WEBSITE: https://chronicglow.co.uk/ ✨ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/chronicglow/ ✨ 1:1 COACHING: https://chronicglow.co.uk/flow/ ✨ MEMBERSHIP: https://chronicglow.co.uk/collective/ Follow Katie here: ✨ WEBSITE: https://postcardsfrom.co.uk ✨ INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/postcardsfromkatie

All Things Group Therapy An interview with Katie K. May, of Become a Group Guru, about creating effective therapy groups. Curt and Katie talk with Katie May about the clinical elements of group creation as well as the business elements that support effective groups. We look at screening, developing the group container, and curriculum considerations.     It’s time to reimagine therapy and what it means to be a therapist. To support you as a whole person and a therapist, your hosts, Curt Widhalm and Katie Vernoy talk about how to approach the role of therapist in the modern age. Interview with Katie K. May, LPC, The Group Guru Katie K. May is a licensed therapist and online course creator.  She helps therapists market and fill groups and online group programs so that they can scale their impact and increase their income, without adding more hours in the office.  To learn more and gain access to free trainings and resources to generate new clients like magic, visit www.becomeagroupguru.com In this episode we talk about: Building and running therapy groups Why therapists wait too long to build their therapy groups The challenge of knowing when to actually start a group Language to use in marketing a group you’ve not started The different types of groups you can provide The importance of aligning your client and your curriculum How to create your own curriculum The group container that is built The anxiety that many therapists face when looking to develop a group How group therapy can align with treatment goals How to talk with your individual therapy clients to move into group Overcoming imposter syndrome when moving into providing group therapy Innovative ways to start to develop group norms, goals, and cohesion The skills we have from other elements of being a therapist that we can use within group Different activity ideas that support group members talking to each other Screening criteria for inclusion and exclusion How to navigate clients who may not be appropriate for group, or may show up differently in the group versus how they show up for initial screening Navigating to online group therapy during the pandemic Consciously talking about how to be together online Looking at the logistics of telehealth groups (i.e., platforms that work for groups) How to start a group – clarity on who the group is for, what group members are experiencing, and what outcomes are you offering Providing group to your individual clients How to assess interest for group Different ways to learn about doing group and the power of learning by doing Our Generous Sponsors: GreenOak Accounting If you love dreaming about growing your practice, but you feel a disconnect between where you are now and where you want to be, check out GreenOak Accounting. You went to school to become a therapist, not an accountant! Your time is much better spent doing what you love–and not crunching numbers. That’s where GreenOak Accounting comes in! They specialize in working with private practices just like yours, so you can reclaim precious hours each week! They can help with all your accounting needs like bookkeeping, budgeting, forecasting, payroll and even assist with implementing Profit First. If you are interested in freeing up your schedule for more clients, or just getting back time for yourself, go to greenoakaccounting.com to schedule a free, no obligation consultation today. You can also check out our podcast, Therapy for Your Money, hosted by GreenOak Accounting owner Julie Herres. CPH & Associates CPH & Associates is an insurance company that specializes in professional liability insurance for mental health professionals. We currently insure over 100,000 mental health professionals throughout the United States. We can insure you throughout your professional career starting with your student practicum, through your post masters internship, and on to practicing with your professional license. With up-to-date legal resources and exceptional customer service, CPH protects your career against a grievance from a regulatory board, claim, or lawsuit. Because our business is specialized, we are able to focus on your liability needs in a way that bigger companies are not. We are able to serve a large client base while maintaining a small-office approach. With options to add General Liability, Cyber Liability, and coverage for your LLC or corporation, a policy with CPH is tailored specifically to meet your liability needs. Policy holders are encouraged to take advantage of our Attorney Avoiding Liability Helpline, providing two free hours of attorney consultation per year for situations with a client that could result in a claim or lawsuit. With our online application and renewal process, real-time online policy change capabilities and knowledgeable customer service, we continue to keep our customers’ needs a priority! Get a quote and apply online to receive proof of coverage within minutes at cphins.com Resources mentioned: We’ve pulled together resources mentioned in this episode and put together some handy-dandy links. Please note that some of the links below may be affiliate links, so if you purchase after clicking below, we may get a little bit of cash in our pockets. We thank you in advance! Katie K May’s Website: Become A Group Guru The Fill Your Group FAST Workshop Irwin Yalom – The Theory and Practice of Group Therapy Zoom Healthcare Google Meet through G-Suite (make sure to get a BAA) Relevant Episodes: Who Gets to Have Therapy Therapy of Tomorrow Connect with us! Our Facebook Group – The Modern Therapists Group Get Notified About Therapy Reimagined Conferences  Our consultation services: The Fifty-Minute Hour Who we are: Curt Widhalm is in private practice in the Los Angeles area. He is the cofounder of the Therapy Reimagined conference, an Adjunct Professor at Pepperdine University and CSUN, a former Subject Matter Expert for the California Board of Behavioral Sciences, former CFO of the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists, and a loving husband and father. He is 1/2 great person, 1/2 provocateur, and 1/2 geek, in that order. He dabbles in the dark art of making "dad jokes" and usually has a half-empty cup of coffee somewhere nearby. Learn more at: www.curtwidhalm.com Katie Vernoy is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, coach, and consultant supporting leaders, visionaries, executives, and helping professionals to create sustainable careers. Katie, with Curt, has developed workshops and a conference, Therapy Reimagined, to support therapists navigating through the modern challenges of this profession. Katie is also Past President of the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists. In her spare time, Katie is secretly siphoning off Curt's youthful energy, so that she can take over the world. Learn more at: www.katievernoy.com A Quick Note: Our opinions are our own. We are only speaking for ourselves – except when we speak for each other, or over each other. We’re working on it. Our guests are also only speaking for themselves and have their own opinions. We aren’t trying to take their voice, and no one speaks for us either. Mostly because they don’t want to, but hey.   Stay in Touch: www.mtsgpodcast.com www.therapyreimagined.com Our Facebook Group – The Modern Therapist’s Group https://www.facebook.com/therapyreimagined/ https://twitter.com/therapymovement https://www.instagram.com/therapyreimagined/   Credits: Voice Over by DW McCann https://www.facebook.com/McCannDW/ Music by Crystal Grooms Mangano http://www.crystalmangano.com/

Episode 10 ahhh... We are so excited to be sharing our 10th episode with you all! We give life updates, BTS updates, and we have a very special guest, @katiemaycollection, that shares her experience and expertise in the bridal fashion world!

Katie's career is extraordinary. She was the founding CMO at SEEK, founded the national publishing powerhouse Kidspot, before turning around a failed product in Shipping Easy. She's now a globally respected Board Director with startup experiences you just can't buy.You'll hear: What she learned leading marketing, product and inside Sales from idea to IPO at SEEK; Her transition from operator to founder (and selling 50% of her company); What it was like to invest in a company before realising the product was broken; Her best advice for new founders.Learn more: https://www.kidspot.com.au/ and https://shippingeasy.com/ and https://rokt.com/

In this episode, I chat to Katie who is a Chronic Illness Coach that aims to help others with chronic illness find wellbeing. In this episode, we discuss Katie’s personal journey, the concept of wellbeing and a host of tips and tricks for implementing wellbeing into your day to day.---I really hope that you enjoyed and took something from it. If so, please do leave it a review or find it on socials; @insideoutbyamberFind out more from Katie here; https://www.instagram.com/katieemay1/ // https://www.ktmy.co.uk/**A thanks to Pelican & Respond Healthcare for supporting this episode. You can find out more about them here; https://www.pelicanhealthcare.co.uk/ // https://www.respond.co.uk/For any further advice or support, please contact your healthcare professional(s) or, see to one of these wonderful charities; Crohn’s & Colitis UK; https://www.crohnsandcolitis.org.uk/Ileostomy & internal Pouch Association;https://iasupport.org/Colostomy UK;http://www.colostomyuk.org/BowelCancer UK;https://www.bowelcanceruk.org.uk/*All music paid for via EpidemicSound subscription*

Are you living life on purpose? Have you ever thought to yourself, is this it? Is this all there is? Do you feel like you were made for more, but don’t know where to start? Embrace Yourself Whole is Katie May's coaching business with programs that are designed to help you reclaim your time, space, and energy so you can embrace who you are and live a whole, heart-centered life. Check out all this amazingness at https://www.embraceyourselfwhole.com/Our health is everything. We can have all the money and time in the world, but if we don’t prioritize our health and well-being, we simply cannot create and sustain the life we want to have. Embracing your health starts with you. Embrace Yourself Whole will help you to prioritize your health and wellness goals, teach you how to reset habits, and design new systems for your long term success.We are whole. As we are. No less, no more. Our coaching programs embrace your whole person. We focus on whole health living strategies that include your physical, mental, emotional, social, and financial needs. You are more than just a sum of your parts.Everything is changing in 2020. Now is the perfect time for you to create the changes in your life and in your health that you want to see. Become the person you want to be who is striving towards wholeness and endless untapped potential. If you are in the process of questioning ANYTHING, please reach out. Whether it is a paradigm you've lived by that no longer serves you, or ways of thinking that just don't honor who you want to be, REACH OUT! We would love to have a conversation about this as we are still very much in process. If you are interested in becoming a part of the Allegory & Elm Tribe, you can join us over at https://allegoryandelm.com/ and click Subscribe or just check out what we have to offer.Checkout what we are up to over on YouTube!!Allegory & Elm YouTube ChannelCheck us out on Social MediaAllegory & Elm Podcast - InstagramAndrew May - Photography/Allegory & Elm - InstagramKatie May - InstagramThanks for tuning in. We would love to join you on this journey and hopefully grow together!! Your Story Matters. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/allegoryandelm)

This week on the Fools in Love Podcast, we welcome Guest Hosts Andrew and Katie May from the Allegory & Elm Podcast to open up and talk about vulnerability.  We get deep, real, and transparent about our journeys to become more vulnerable and hope to help you get to a place where you can be more open to allow your true authentic self to shine and thrive.   If you want to check out more of Allegory & Elm you should subscribe to their podcast, where they open up weekly on some powerful topics and help you to own your story. Here are some links for you to check out: Allegory & Elm Website Allegory & Elm Instagram Allegory & Elm Apple Podcast (SUBSCRIBE)   Did you enjoy the show? If you liked it please take a screen shot and share it with your friends on social, tag #foolsinlovepodcast and tag us-- @foolsinlovepodcast and tag a friend that needs to hear this episode! If you really like it, SUBSCRIBE to the podcast and rate it on the platform you're listening to, it helps more people find the show.

Katie May is a local business owner and curator of vintage goods at her shop, May’s Place. If you’ve been to St. Louis’ Grove neighborhood recently, maybe you’ve seen the new digs for this fabulous vintage store. Now, two stories and even MORE gorgeous. Find everything your heart desires – maybe a 1981 Alice Cooper tour shirt or possibly a locally made candle that smells of dreams… or at least that’s what their Egyptian Amber candle smells like to Lern. Katie is a fierce-woman-boss-lady as well as a mom and wife with a supportive husband who is her business partner. You will hear how she cares very much about the community she serves and even people not in this community – humanity at large! Listen in as Lern and Katie discuss Daryl Hannah sightings, medical marijuana and what it’s like to own your own local business in this fabulous city. Maybe you will be inspired to start your own!

Katie May is a change maker. She created a therapy center that serves vulnerable, high-risk teens AND creates a living for herself and the seven clinicians who work for her. Listen as she dives into how she decides which ideas to follow and which ones to let go. You’ll love her honesty and her contagious enthusiasm. Topics Discussed In This Episode: Why she’s a boss with purple hair How she grew her therapy center Creating new services for teens, including a therapeutic summer camp Hiring employees who share her vision Making life decisions with her husband Her take on being an entrepreneur How she balances her life inside and outside of work Show notes at http://coachingwithannie.com/podcast/62

Tina Fontaine's death and the murder trial that followed captivated Canadians everywhere. Now what? In this double-interview episode, Sandra Delaronde, co-chair of the Manitoba Coalition for Families of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls, talks about how the community is coping with the verdict and how tragedy can bring positive change. Winnipeg Free Press courts reporter Katie May then shares her experience covering the trial and explains why the story doesn't end at the trial.

Katie May is the “Group Guru”.   She works exclusively with teenagers in a teen support center in Flourtown, Pennsylvania.     Groups energize Katie. She says that groups can’ save th’e world.     In groups, people feel less alone in their struggles and they start to heal in ways that individual therapy can’t provide.    Her groups are focused on the ideas of connection.   She told us about a group that she runs that looks at being nonjudgmental for teens.  She talked about using rocks to illustrate the judgements that they have for themselves.  She has them decorate the rocks to describe the judgements and toss them away as a concrete expression of getting rid of their judgements.  The teens put the rocks in a bag, weigh them and then toss them away into the water. This helps with processing of letting go of the judgements.     Sometimes her groups do a “compliment circle” to express and receive kindness from others. Her pre and post assessment of their state of happiness improves after the kindness circle occurs.     Katie prefers clear names for groups, rather than clever names.  This helps to make the process for the parents and caregivers looking for support for their child finding the groups simple and understanding .   Many times, teens can present with resistance towards therapy.    Katie runs a skills group for teens.  The connection that they have with each other is really important.   She offers Dialectical Behavioral Therapy that she infuses in many of her groups. She provides experiential activities to help them actually know what works for them and how it feels.    Pros Group therapy helps clients feel understood and connected to a positive support system.  When people can connect with their peers to feel less alone.  Social support is so very important and can be a positive experience.   Cons Group therapy isn’t the best setting for deeper individual work that may involve trauma.  Also, it can be challenging to balance time between the group members.   Another con is that the group members’ personalities don’t always mesh.    It’s so important to build trust and let the relationships form before diving into tough stuff.  It’s important to put yourself into the group member’s shoes.     http://www.becomeagroupguru.com https://playtherapycommunity.simplero.com/page/73863-free-download-tips-for-supporting-grieving-children https://www.facebook.com/PLAYTHERAPYCOMMUNITY/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/parentingintherain/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/1130971706932394/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/schoolcounselors/ https://www.facebook.com/counselinginbrevard/ www.counselinginbrevard.com www.playtherapycommunity.com www.parentingintherain.com www.jackieflynnconsulting.com https://twitter.com/jackieflynnrpt  

Erin is off living her best Sex and the City life at a wedding in the Hamptons this week, so Free Press reporter Katie May is filling in. Jen and Katie talk about that scary climate change article in New York magazine and whether terrifying people gets them to care, the Venn diagram of self-care and self-indulgence, and the Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festival, which kicks off this week.

Today’s show is Part 2 of Episode 116 with Katie May, a DBT-certified therapist who works with teens in Philadelphia. Katie has been successful in creating therapy groups for her clients and is eager to share her tips. Today’s conversation focuses on setting fees, advertising, and filling groups. Join us for more from Katie!     Today’s Awesome Sponsor: Brighter Vision Sign up using the coupon code COUCH to get a free month of service: http://sellingthecouch.com/brightervision

Today’s conversation is with Katie May, from just outside Philadelphia, whose therapy practice specifically focuses on teens and adolescents. Our topic is one that frequently comes up in the STC Facebook community: starting a group within your private practice. With Katie, I’ve found someone who has successfully navigated the ins and outs of this process. In fact, she is known as The Group Guru. She’s figured out what to do and what not to do, so we’re splitting this daunting topic into a two-part conversation. Today we are discussing the format and inspiration for a group, how to structure a group and Katie’s pearls of wisdom. Join us!   Today’s Awesome Sponsor: Brighter Vision Sign up using the coupon code COUCH to get a free month of service: http://sellingthecouch.com/brightervision

Dr. Steven Shoshany holds a doctorate degree from Life Chiropractic University and is currently the Clinic Director of Chiropractic New York. He has been a guest on the Dr. Oz show 9 times and most recently appeared on the show to discuss the unfortunate death of model Katie May and any role that chiropractic may have played in her vertebral artery dissection. Show Notes Appeared on Dr. Oz show 9 times! Spoke about recent episode involving Katie May. AmpLIFEied by Dr. Jason Deitch Gerry Clum – former Life West president Conclusion: Chiropractic is safe. From the autopsy results, it appeared as though her death had to do with the position she was in for an extended period of time. “Bowhunter’s stroke” Overall, chiropractors are very safe, we have low malpractice insurance. The ACA is usually the go-to resource for the media. Improving communication – patients can tell if you are not being genuine. Give choices! Get out of your comfort zone. Put in the sweat equity. Tips for the new doc: Establish your brand, Talk to people, Get out of the office. Tips for the experienced doc: Get out of the office and bring people in. Lesson learned: understand your demographic and don’t spend too much money on advertising. Online platforms are important! ZocDoc - $3,000 per year Anthony Robbins’ books and cassettes, Netflix documentary Get up early and GO! Favorite book: The Art of War Best business advice: from his accountant- “Everything is a business expense” Contact Dr. Steven Shoshany on Instagram, Facebook Like what you hear? Subscribe! If you’ve found any value or helpful information in the Chiro Business Mojo Podcast then we’d love to hear about it! Please head over to iTunes and subscribe. While you’re at it, leave us a rating (5 stars would be great) and a review so others can find us! If you have any questions or comments about this show or its contents, please post them in the comments area below and we’ll be happy to answer them!

In this week's podcast, Harrison, Jake, and Joe talk about the show’s final episodes, Katie May, chiropractic, unfriending on social media, scientism, Skepchick, Rebecca Watson, elevatorgate, rape accusations, Exxon, the Great Barrier Reef, and devil’s milk. References: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9TpRfDdyU0 http://scienceblogs.com/insolence/2016/10/20/mystery-solved-chiropractic-manipulation-of-the-neck-did-cause-katie-mays-death-from-stroke/ https://gimletmedia.com/episode/9-forensic-science http://www.innocenceproject.org/ http://www.snopes.com/racial/language/le-a.asp http://www.theskepticsguide.org/ http://skepchick.org/ http://www.latimes.com/opinion/op-ed/la-oe-1004-tavris-what-is-rape-20151004-story.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGMi0UtvTIc http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-10-18/exxon-decides-to-fight-new-york-s-climate-change-probe http://www.outsideonline.com/2112086/obituary-great-barrier-reef-25-million-bc-2016 http://www.smh.com.au/technology/sci-tech/devils-milk-could-be-the-killer-ingredient-in-war-on-superbugs-20161014-gs29l5.html

Katie discusses leading ShippingEasy to acquisition agreement with Stamps.com, her thoughts on leadership topics like incentivizing employees, leading from the middle, and not quitting too soon, and her advice for entrepreneurs.

Wednesday, February 10, 2016 - Episode 1321 Kid and Mr. Goddamn Kleen in this episode of the Goin' Deep Show where we recap the ass on a waitress, We continue our tribute to our first ever dead hottie of the week Katie May.  Kleen asks the million dollar question of whether or not the Kid had jerked it to a friends mother.  Kleen tries to explain his theory on who are the tit men and who are the ass men. Kid explains how to turn on the Xrated features of www.Stumbleupon.com  Kid rants about asshole geeks who pop fucking boners when they say they did some shit before someone else.  Kleen recaps his load blow on some major tits. Kid is curious about load amounts and not living up to the load amounts that are acceptable. We wrap up with Viagra, Playboy and how some dumb bitch or a number of them are destroying the fabric of male america. Kid tosses out another site of the night called www.80smusicvids.com where you can watch old music videos like the old days of MTV.  Go Deep

RIP Ms. Katie May the Official Queen of Snapchat spends some time discussing the history of her hotness, how she became an overnight Social Media Superstar and why she's the CEO in the bedroom. Get more Caddyswag Radio on Fresh Coast Live. Freshcoatlive.com #freshcoastlive

Past victors Justin Goldman and Katie May pull no punches in a battle between the head and the heart--in the bout of FACT v FICTION.

Geordie Martinez and Katie May throw down in an old-school Euclidean debate.