Podcast appearances and mentions of kristen abell

Theresa has a conversation with Kristen Abell about her journey discovering how she found out she has autism. Kristen shares when she first realized she might be autistic and how the label helped with validation. They talk about what it's like being autistic in social situations, learning how to mimic other people and finding resources. To take a mental health screen, or to find mental health information and resources, visit mhascreening.org To submit questions, comments or ideas about future topics on the podcast, contact  podcast@mhanational.org

For #InVinoFab episode no. 73 Laura chats with a couple of moms and past guests, Kristen Abell & Sue Caulfield, about their experiences this year with COVID-19. We discuss the reality of being a mom in the pandemic while trying to maintain a balance between work and life at home. Thanks to Sue & Kristen for sharing their candid perspectives about being a mom, identity shifts, expectations of their role, supporting mental health, and more when dealing being a mom in 2020. Episode #26: The Committed Project with @Kristen_Abell & @_SueCaulfield Stuck-At-Home Moms: The Pandemic's Devastating Toll On Women via NPR  What Kind of Screen Time Parent Are You? Take This Quiz And Find Out Episode #19: Mind the Gender Gap - Overworked & Underpaid The Pandemic Is Dragging On. Professors Are Burning Out. [in Higher Ed] Beating Pandemic Burnout  “People parent in different ways. Just like people live in different ways, and that's totally fine because diversity is good.” ~ Sue“The problem is we keep trying to systematize the workplace, rather than individualizing it… we aren't just our jobs. But so few workplaces are built around people, they are built around the work. That's' what makes it so hard for us to adjust right now.” ~ Kristen Parenting in a pandemic advice from Kristen & Sue: Set your boundaries: for both work and home life. Reset boundaries & check in with these limitations to take back control. Negotiate your time/schedule with your employer - WFH, flexible hours, etc. Ask yourself: What in your life is exhausting you & filling you up more? Find more energy Practicing gratitude: pause to reflect on what you are grateful for these days. Stay “in community” with those who support you and you also can support with real talk. Connect with these fab #InVinoFab friends of the pod and their passion projects at:Kristen: http://kristenabell.com/ Sue: https://thecommittedproject.org/toolkit/ ----In Vino Fabulum! In Wine, Story!Subscribe to #InVinoFab podcast on Stitcher, Google Play, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you catch your pods. Follow us on Twitter @InVinoFab or IG: @invinofab  Email us to be a guest or share a topic suggestion? invinofabulum@gmail.com Connect with your co-hosts (she/her) on Twitter: @laurapasquini & @profpatrice

Dr. Glenn DeGuzman discusses technology shift and its impact in higher education with Joe Sabado, Kristen Abell, and Dr. Sarah Gretter. Join this lively conversation as the panel talks story on the technological trends and explore the challenges connected to mental health, social justice, communication solutions, Covid-19, and more.

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For our last #InVinoFab interview episode of 2018, that's episode no. 26, we are thrilled to chat with a couple of brilliant ladies who are care-fronting mental illness and more in higher ed with The Committed Project. We had a candid conversation with Kristen Abell (@Kristen_Abell) & Sue Caulfield (@_SueCaulfield) about one of their biggest passion projects that is very near and dear to both of them - mental health and wellness. We talk about creativity, side projects, finding a therapists, how to be a resource, care for others and self-care, and more. I appreciate the candor, realness, and conversation... always. I think y'all will enjoy the chat we had with these two rad ladies.Back in 2015, Kristen & Sue edited the book with #suedles to illustrate a compilation of stories about mental illness in student affairs in a book called, Committed: The Stories of Mental Illness in Student Affairs. Kristen helped with narrating experiences and Sue created drawings (a.k.a. #suedles) that relate to each personal story from the higher education practitioners who shared about their mental illness. From this book project, their work with mental health awareness led to developing the blog series into The Committed Project (https://thecommittedproject.org/), an organization that advocates for and supports higher ed professionals experiencing mental illness. For the past few years, @CommittedPrjct has been sharing stories - mostly firsthand accounts - from other professionals in higher ed who experience mental illness. You are not alone in this, please read the shared stories from your peers in higher ed on The Committed Project Blog: http://thecommittedproject.org/resources/blog/ Additional Committed Project Resources to check out on the website: Twitter: https://twitter.com/CommittedPrjct Educational Toolkit http://thecommittedproject.org/toolkit/Resources http://thecommittedproject.org/resources/Podcast: http://thecommittedproject.org/resources/the-committed-podcast/ Kristen Abell is one of the two co-founders of The Committed Project and is the Executive Director of Awareness and Advocacy. She serves as the Assistant Director of Digital Services at the University of Missouri-Kansas City and has been in higher ed for a looooong time, in a variety of roles. She loves to write, and has written extensively about her experiences with mental illness - both online and for the book she will one day publish (she swears!). She lives with the two loves of her life - her awesome husband Sean and her amazing son Aedan, and their small zoo of animals.You can connect with Kristen at kristen@thecommittedproject.org or on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Kristen_AbellHer creative stitches of cross are badass, ask Be https://www.instagram.com/p/Bhr4_FYnOTX/ Sue Caulfield is one of the two co-founders of The Committed Project and is our Director of Visual Translation. By day, she serves as the Director of Student Affairs at the Zucker School of Medicine. By night (and sometimes other parts of the day), she is a maker. Her favorite days are spent walking to a local shop, listening to a podcast and getting a good meal with her better half Dan.Twitter: https://twitter.com/_SueCaulfield Her creative #suedles on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/suecaulfield/ Other Podcast: The Imposters http://imposterspod.com/ “If there was one thing you could change about higher education or working in higher ed, what would that be?” The Committed Podcast Question#InVinoFab Read Recommendations:BOOKS:-Crazy Rich Asians & China Rich Girl by Kevin Kwan http://www.kevinkwanbooks.com/ -Committed: Stories of Mental Illness In Student Affairs https://studentaffairscollective.org/mental-illness-in-student-affairs-book/-Furiously Happy by Jenny Lawson https://thebloggess.com/furiously-happy/-The Committed Bookshelf https://thecommittedproject.org/resources/bookshelf/ -Brag! The Art of Tooting Your Own Horn Without Blowing it https://peggyklaus.com/books/ PODCASTS: -The Committed Podcast http://thecommittedproject.org/resources/the-committed-podcast/ ---Episode 3: Discovering It's Depression with Gavin Henning https://thecommittedproject.org/podcast/episode-3-discovering-its-depression/ -The Imposters Podcast http://imposterspod.com/ --- Finale Question from Kristen: Rejection http://imposterspod.com/listen-1/2018/6/14/rejection -Sincerely, X https://www.ted.com/read/ted-podcasts/sincerely-x-Where Should We Begin? https://www.estherperel.com/podcast -The Hilarious World of Depression https://www.apmpodcasts.org/thwod/ -Hysteria https://crooked.com/podcast-series/hysteria/-The Wilderness https://crooked.com/podcast-series/thewilderness/ -The Birth Hour https://thebirthhour.com/ -Everything Is Alive https://www.everythingisalive.com/ -Slayerfest98 https://soundcloud.com/user-302210242 -My Dad Wrote A Porno http://www.mydadwroteaporno.com/ -On Being https://onbeing.org/-SuperSoul https://art19.com/shows/oprah-supersoul-conversations VIDEOS:#ACPA15 Kristen Abell: A Love Story https://youtu.be/Yx6NzpXt8CA#ACPA15 Sue Caulfield: Forget Rosetta Stone: Bring on Visual Language https://youtu.be/dzoN-jisig0 DRINKS:Sue: Coffee... always. And doodles for herself and not sharingKristin: Tussock Jumper Malbec https://www.tussockjumperwines.com/our-wines/malbec/ & Sangria Other things we mentioned and talked about in this episode, not recommended above:--Talkspace: Online Therapy https://www.talkspace.com/online-therapy/ --What resources are on your campus to support the mental illness/health of faculty and staff (not just students)? What resources are available for higher ed employees? --Bend the ear of an administrator who wants to know what mental health needs faculty/staff need at your campus; this helps change policy, process and practice--If we ask our higher ed professionals to do more with less as a leader at the institution, how are we being flexible and cognizant of their personal well-being, needs, creativity, and more?If you are in need of support or need some help, please reach out to the National Suicide Prevention Hotline: suicidepreventionlifeline.org/ By calling 1-800-273-TALK (8255) you'll be connected to a skilled, trained counselor at a crisis center in your area, anytime 24/7.Is there someone else we should talk to? Do you have a question or issue we should chat about on a future pod?  Let us know. We'd love to hear from you about whose story we should share on a future #InVinoFab episode. Send us love, suggestions, and comments to: invinofabulum@gmail.com Stay connected to the #InVinoFab Podcast: Hosts: Patrice (@profpatrice) & Laura (@laurapasquini); pronouns: she/her Twitter: https://twitter.com/invinofab Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/invinofab/ 

On the latest episode of the Pursuing Freedom Podcast, we’ll hear from Kristen Abell with ReMax, as she shares how she launched a successful business, then avoided burnout by building an amazing team. We discuss the importance of surrounding yourself with great support, in order to grow, and how to leverage events to keep it fun! Enjoy! And remember, if you like what you’re learning here, please subscribe and leave us a review. It helps us continue to attract great guests!!

Our guest this episode is Kristen Abell, mental health advocate and higher ed web professional! Subscribe and listen via iTunes, Stitcher, or Google Play. Find the full show notes at higheredgeek.com/podcast Check out our sponsor, Swift Kick, and if you mention Higher Ed Geek, you'll get $500 off their speaking fee. Music by pond5.com

Welcome to the @BreakDrink Show Sue Caulfield & Kristen Abell! Do you remember the @BreakDrink Daily Dose? It was a bi-weekly higher ed news podcast Sue produced/host with Shawn Brackett. Other updates since BD days: got married, started drawing #suedle(s), started The Committed Project, and she podcasts with her #poopfriends on The Imposters podcast. Beside working as a kick as web developer and manager at her institution, Kristen has pushed all of us to think more about the impact mental illness has for colleagues in higher ed

We welcome Kristen Abell back to the podcast this week. Dustin and Kristen chat about unconventional paths, women in tech, and tips for website design. It's a episode stuffed full of awesome stuff so plug in and check out the show notes for all the cool things talked about the episode! Find the full show notes here: http://bit.ly/1M9Iodc

In honor of our ongoing series of community posts for Mental Health Awareness Month, we spoke with Kristen Abell about how this effort got started with the help of Stacy Oliver-Sikorski & Sue Caulfield as well as why we need to keep fighting the mental health stigma. Many thanks to Kristen to chating with us! Find the full show notes here: http://bit.ly/1D6IW12