Podcast appearances and mentions of laura edwards

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Dr Laura Edwards, Joint CEO at Wessex LMCs, discusses this hot topic with Dr Helen Thomas. What is your child doing with their smartphone? What are teenagers doing? Just how bad are these devices for their health? - and what can we actually do? Hear about Helen's inspiring work and steps that you can take. An eye opening listen!

Need to re-charge, refresh and re-imagine? Do listen to Dr Steph Carter and Dr Claire Hodgekiss discuss improving access for patients and taking back control. Steph's practice created a better workplace culture as the team worked together to improve capacity and care. Claire's practice took back control of the daily contacts to improve care. Dr Laura Edwards encourages you to listen as the New Year approaches. 

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Join NAWL Advocacy Committee Members, Siobhan Barco, Princeton PhD Candidate, and Nicolette Sullivan, Milbank LLP Associate, as they interview a distinguished panel of historians and advocates for freedom from gender-based violence, including, Laura Edwards, Class of 1921 Bicentennial Professor in the History of American Law and Liberty in the History Department at Princeton University, Sara Mayeux, Associate Professor of Law and History at Vanderbilt University, and Margaret Drew, Associate Professor atUMass Law School. This episode closes a compelling two-part series exploring the historical context surrounding the Supreme Court case, U.S. v. Rahimi. Please note that this episode was recorded before the Supreme Court decision was issued in this case. NAWL strongly supports the Supreme Court's decision in US v. Rahimi, upholding federal restrictions preventing those under domestic violence restraining orders from possessing firearms. This ruling reaffirms critical protections against gun violence, particularly for individuals at heightened risk in domestic abuse situations. NAWL remains committed to advocating for policies against gender-based violence recognizing that gender equality cannot be achieved without freedom from gender-based violence.

Our Joint CEOs Dr Andy Purbrick and Dr Laura Edwards together discuss the impending reforms to Death Regulations that come into place next week. They will run through the need to knows and our website guidance and decision-making flowchart to help you navigate the process and the changes. See all the guidance and the flow chart here: Death Certification - Wessex LMCs

The Supreme Court's conservative supermajority has taken a hard originalist turn, citing history to justify rulings that have eliminated many long-standing American rights. What exactly does originalism mean? Should history be the sole source of rights? And what if the history that the Court has relied on is flat-out wrong? Listen in on a discussion from October 12, 2023 moderated by Adam Serwer of the Atlantic with historians Laura Edwards, professor at Princeton University; Kate Masur, professor at Northwestern University; and Karen Tani, professor at the University of Pennsylvania Law School. Their conversation dissects how history has been used and abused in consequential recent cases and sketches out alternative views for how history can help us better understand the Constitution. Please give us a boost by liking, subscribing, and sharing with your friends. If you're listening on Apple Podcasts, please give it a 5-star rating.  Click here to read more from the Brennan Center's Historians Council on the Constitution: https://www.brennancenter.org/historians-council-constitution  You can keep up with the Brennan Center's work by subscribing to our weekly newsletter, The Briefing: https://go.brennancenter.org/briefing

Join NAWL Advocacy Committee Members, Siobhan Barco, Princeton PhD Candidate, and Nicolette Sullivan, Milbank LLP Associate, as they interview a distinguished panel of historians and advocates for freedom from gender-based violence, including, Laura Edwards, Class of 1921 Bicentennial Professor in the History of American Law and Liberty in the History Department at Princeton University, Sara Mayeux, Associate Professor of Law and History at Vanderbilt University, and Margaret Drew, Associate Professor atUMass Law School. This episode closes a compelling two-part series exploring the historical context surrounding the Supreme Court case, U.S. v. Rahimi. Please note that this episode was recorded before the Supreme Court decision was issued in this case. NAWL strongly supports the Supreme Court's decision in US v. Rahimi, upholding federal restrictions preventing those under domestic violence restraining orders from possessing firearms. This ruling reaffirms critical protections against gun violence, particularly for individuals at heightened risk in domestic abuse situations. NAWL remains committed to advocating for policies against gender-based violence recognizing that gender equality cannot be achieved without freedom from gender-based violence. 

In this podcast Dr Laura Edwards and Dr Edd Rendell explore what the BMA have shared around proposed collective action and touch on the recent GP Connect issue.

Join NAWL Advocacy Committee Members, Siobhan Barco, Princeton PhD Candidate, and Nicolette Sullivan, Milbank LLP Associate, as they interview a distinguished panel of historians and advocates for freedom against gender-based violence, including, Princeton Historian and Professor, Laura Edwards, Vanderbilt Associate Professor of Law and History, Sara Mayeux, and UMass Law School Associate Professor, Margaret Drew. This episode kicks off a compelling two-part series exploring the historical context surrounding the Supreme Court case, U.S. v. Rahimi. Please note that this episode was recorded before the Supreme Court decision was issued in this case. NAWL strongly supports the Supreme Court's decision in US v. Rahimi, upholding federal restrictions preventing those under domestic violence restraining orders from possessing firearms. This ruling reaffirms critical protections against gun violence, particularly for individuals at heightened risk in domestic abuse situations. NAWL remains committed to advocating for policies against gender-based violence recognizing that gender equality cannot be achieved without freedom from gender-based violence. 

This podcast explores how MultiCare Health System is addressing the healthcare workforce shortage through creative solutions. Listen to leaders Allison Jones and Laura Edwards discuss their collaborative efforts in workforce development and human potential operations. They'll share successful strategies such as the LPN integration into team-based care, the first-of-its-kind Med-Surg fellowship for nurses in the Philippines, and effective tools for managing contract labor. Sponsored by Insight Global, this episode helps leaders think outside the box.

In this podcast Dr Laura Edwards discusses with Dr Katie Warburton and Dr Jo Hunter their work around health inequalities, and the surprising factor and difference that we can make with our approach as professionals in our daily work. Sometimes solving health inequalities can feel totally out of our reach, but Katie and Jo explain that by the way we approach our consultations, we can make a difference.

Laura Edwards and Sarah Cotton discuss Pharmacy First a new initiative that has been rolled out across the country. They discuss how the new service is going including what conditions are covered, the funding and some of the myths surrounding it. There are also some top tips of how to get the most from this service for your patients and what future developments there might be. Find out more here: https://cpe.org.uk/national-pharmacy-services/advanced-services/pharmacy-first-service/  

Paddy and Maz spoke to Laura about the 57 Squats Challenge See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr Laura Edwards, Joint CEO at Wessex LMCs, speaks with Helena Conibear, Founder and CEO of the Talk About Trust (formally the Alcohol Education Trust). The Talk About Trust is a charity which works to keep young people safe around alcohol ,vaping, cannabis and other substances. They discuss the ongoing issue of drink spiking including: The latest stats on how many people are affected Common substances used for spiking The effects of drink spiking How to report drink spiking & the support available https://life-stuff.org/spiking-what-to-do/ - Information for victims of spiking and what people should do if they have been spiked.

Shared care is a term used within the NHS to describe the situation where a specialist doctor wishes to pass some of the patient's care, such as prescription of medication, over to their general practitioner (GP). This is something that can be requested but the guidance for all medications is that this may only be done if the GP agrees. The GP will need to consider a number of factors to decide if this is safe. Shared care is an important aspect of care that we are hearing from practices is causing increased tension and pressure at present. Dr Laura Edwards, CEO, and Dr Will Howard, Medical Director, bring us up to speed on Wessex LMCs guidance which you can find here: https://www.wessexlmcs.com/understanding-shared-care-nhs-right-to-choose-and-private-providers/

What would Simeon and Anna say to us today? I believe they would plead with us and say, "Don't waste your life. Our lives have been mastered by a great thing, by a great promise of God, by great hopes, great truths, and we have seen our lives in the light of those great truths. We haven't wasted our lives. We're pleading with you, don't waste yours." They would say, "We sought the Lord and he heard and he answered. We believed and God did not disappoint. We persevered and have seen God's salvation."Don't spend your life on lesser things, being mastered my bankrupt visions. Let the testimony of Simeon and Anna, of Madeline Flores, of Ruby Eliason, Laura Edwards, and John Piper reshape your understanding of what it means to live a life of faith and purpose.

For our latest podcast, we were greatly honored to speak to Laura Edwards, a legal historian at Princeton, about her latest book Only the Clothes on Her Back: Clothing and the Hidden History of Power in the Nineteenth-Century United States. This is a pretty mindblowing study about how early American courts recognized clothing as women's […] The post LGM Podcast: Only the Clothes on Her Back appeared first on Lawyers, Guns & Money.

For our latest podcast, we were greatly honored to speak to Laura Edwards, a legal historian at Princeton, about her latest book Only the Clothes on Her Back: Clothing and the Hidden History of Power in the Nineteenth-Century United States. This is a pretty mindblowing study about how early American courts recognized clothing as women’s […] The post LGM Podcast: Only the Clothes on Her Back appeared first on Lawyers, Guns & Money.

In this episode, Dr. Jeff Craig, Superintendent of West Aurora Schools, welcomes Ms. Laura Edwards, the new Curriculum Coordinator for West Aurora's Career and Technical Education Department. Ms. Edwards shares her educational journey and insights on the evolving significance of CTE in schools, including recent program updates in SD129. Join us as we uncover her perspective on the role of CTE in student development, addressing some common misconceptions surrounding CTE in our schools.

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Laura Edwards-Leeper, a pioneer in our understanding of youth gender transition. Dr. Edwards-Leeper is a licensed clinical psychologist specializing in gender and Professor Emerita of the School of Graduate Psychology at Pacific University in Oregon. She works with gender diverse and transgender children, adolescents and adults. Dr. Edwards-Leeper was a member of the American Psychological Association Task Force that developed practice guidelines for working with trans individuals. She was the past Chair of the Child and Adolescent Committee for the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) and was involved in the WPATH Standards of Care (SOC) 8 revision. Dr. Edwards-Leeper is credited as a pioneer in the field of youth gender medicine in the United States, having served as the founding psychologist at the first pediatric gender clinic in the country, at Boston Children's Hospital, which helped bring medical transition options for minors starting in the mid 2000s. We are especially grateful to Laura for her patience with us during a recording mishap. Dr. Laura Edwards-Leeper's webpage  Her piece in the Washington Post and interview for News Nation Our prior conversation with Dr. Erica Anderson is mentioned in this episode.  Should psych eval be necessary for trans healthcare?  https://www.medicalaccidentgroup.co.uk/news/do-you-regret-having-cosmetic-surgery/  https://www.icij.org/investigations/implant-files/breast-implant-injuries-kept-hidden-as-new-health-threats-surface/ https://www.oregon.gov/obo/Documents/minor-rights.pdf https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/support-national-centre-for-social-research-ehrc-bsa-great-britain-b2415501.html  Detransition needs further understanding, not controversy Gallup Polling on LGBTQ identity

Dr Laura Edwards talks with Dr Gemma Langman, Clinical Champion for Learning Disability and Autism for the Hampshire and IOW ICB.  Gemma has a passion for neurodiversity and explains more about the modalities of autism. She also provides tips for clinicians to improve consultations and best support patients with autism. The Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training on Learning Disability and Autism

----more----Dr Laura Edwards talks with Dr Gemma Langman, Clinical Champion for Learning Disability and Autism for the Hampshire & IOW ICB. This discussion aims to bring awareness and increase understanding and confidence in dealing with patients with learning disabilities.  Wessex LMCs: Learning Disabilities: The Annual Health Check

Figures from consumer research group 2San show that 1 in 3 people in Southampton initially look for medical advice on socials instead of from a GP. In this radio interview, Wessex LMCs Joint CEO, Dr Laura Edwards, talks to Global News about how this affects the NHS.

Although women were not admitted to UVA Law as students until 1920, their presence on Grounds helped shape the legal curriculum of the 19th century. Professor Laura Edwards discusses the Black and white women who lived and labored at UVA, and the ways in which they navigated the repressive limitations on their legal power. 

Host Meggan Cashwell introduces Legal Knowledge, a podcast that chronicles the history of the Law School at the University of Virginia (UVA).

Dr Laura Edwards, Joint CEO of Wessex LMCs was recently interviewed by Global News to highlight the pressures in general practice.  Take a listen to the interview which was featured on Heart Hampshire Radio on 10th March 23. Wessex LMCs Key Patient & Media Messages

On Tuesday 7th March, Wessex LMCs Joint CEO, Dr Laura Edwards, spoke on BBC Radio Solent's breakfast show (broadcast to Hampshire & IOW). Following a segment on the day in the life of a GP, featuring Dr Lisa Nayler from the Parkstone Tower Practice in Poole, Laura discusses why there aren't enough GPs to meet an increasing medically complex population.

Dr Richard Van Mellaerts, London based GP and British Medical Association Deputy Chair of the GP Committee (England) discusses current pressures in general practice with Dr Laura Edwards and Dr Andy Purbrick (21 Dec 22) Safe working in general practice

Join Sally as she talks with Laura Edwards about being a back up dancer for Britney Spears, choreographing for huge stars, dancing in many feature films, owning her own studio and everything in between. Thank you Laura for sharing your experiences and insight with your many fans!Have an idea or suggestion for a future podcast? Call our voicemail:703-981-0718How to rate and review this podcast.Step by Step Instructions on Leaving a Review on AppleStep OneOpen the Podcasts app on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac.Step TwoNavigate to the page of the podcast you want to leave a review for. You can find it by searching for The Dance Studio Podcast or selecting it from your library. Just note that you'll have to go to the series page which shows all the episodes, not just the page for a single episode.Step ThreeScroll down to find the subhead titled “Ratings & Reviews.”Step FourUnder the highlighted reviews, select “Write a Review.”Thank you!!!Original music and audio production provided by Jarrett Nicolay at Mixtape Studios. www.mynewmixtape.com

Hello lovely listeners, We are back in your ears with a special episode featuring our wonderful newest employee Maddie! Maddie has started with us at our Private Practice the Psych Collaborative + we are so excited to debut her to our lovely audience. Join us as we talk to Maddie about her role as a social worker, how she decided to go into social work, Uni pathways, and the important role of social workers for supporting mental health. We hope you enjoy this episodeKat + Aimee If you would like to learn more about Maddie, our website is below: The Psych Collaborative website:https://thepsychcollaborative.com.auWe would like to thank our lovely friends at Cambridge University Press for sponsoring this episode with their book, Everything You Need to Know About OCD  written by Lynne Drummond and Laura Edwards. See link below for your perusal:http://cambridge.org/EverythingOCDThe Psychology Sisters Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thepsychologysisters/?hl=enThe Psych Collaborative instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/thepsychcollaborative/n.b this episode is for informational purposes only and does not replace personalised psychological advice.

Angela Hayes, Clinical Nurse Specialist at The Christie Foundation Trust in Manchester, talks to Dr Laura Edwards about the sustainability projects she is involved in, and how we can think about our carbon footprint more in healthcare. Green Team Competition ‘The gloves are off' campaign

In this episode of Democracy Matters, we speak with Dr. Laura Edwards, who is a legal historian and professor at Princeton University to discuss how she became involved in her research focused on the 19th century United States, her contributions to civic engagement, what a historian's role is in presenting issues, and her constitution lecture here on campus September 22. See the show notes with links mentioned in this episode at https://history.princeton.edu/people/laura-f-edwards

Hello lovely listeners, We are back in your ears for a crowd favourite a Q+A!Join us as we answer questions about how to navigate uni stressors, understanding our relationship with alcohol and many more.We hope you enjoy! Kat + Aimee We would like to thank our lovely friends at Cambridge University Press for sponsoring this episode with their book, Everything You Need to Know About OCD  written by Lynne Drummond and Laura Edwards. See link below for your perusal:http://cambridge.org/EverythingOCDThe Psychology Sisters Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thepsychologysisters/?hl=enThe Psych Collaborative website:https://thepsychcollaborative.com.auThe Psych Collaborative instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/thepsychcollaborative/n.b this episode is for informational purposes only and does not replace personalised psychological advice.

Hello friends!  We are back this week for a special episode chatting with the incredible Jess + Sian from the Chronic Sisters podcast.Join us for a candid chat around discussing life with a chronic illness as Jess and Sian share their experiences and stories of living with invisible disabilities. We also break down the psychology of living with chronic illness. We hope you enjoy!Kat + Aimee Where to find Jess + Sian: Chronic Sisters Pod: https://open.spotify.com/show/6WG0f93indo2nGcngElk2o?si=29dac8ef677a446cChronic Sisters instagram: @thechronicsistersWe would like to thank our lovely friends at Cambridge University Press for sponsoring this episode with their book, Everything You Need to Know About OCD  written by Lynne Drummond and Laura Edwards. See link below for your perusal:http://cambridge.org/EverythingOCDThe Psychology Sisters Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thepsychologysisters/?hl=enThe Psych Collaborative website:https://thepsychcollaborative.com.auThe Psych Collaborative instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/thepsychcollaborative/n.b this episode is for informational purposes only and does not replace personalised psychological advice.https://open.spotify.com/show/6WG0f93indo2nGcngElk2o?si=21dd5d993e2249a0

Pastors Rick Carrol and Laura Edwards continue our sermon series, “Hidden Treasure”. In today's sermon, they discuss the book of Jude and the pursuit of truth.This was live-streamed from our Mississauga campus. If you are in need of prayer, reach out to us at PORTICO.cc/prayer, and our prayer team will be praying for you.  If you said YES to Jesus for the first time, let us know at PORTICO.cc/yes, so we can journey alongside you.   To learn more about PORTICO Community Church, visit porticocanada.ca. Or follow us on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter @porticocc. Related Content:PORTICO.cc/yes - https://porticocanada.lpages.co/yes/PORTICO.cc/alpha - https://porticocanada.lpages.co/alphaPORTICO.cc/grow - https://porticocanada.lpages.co/growp...PORTICO.cc/livestream - https://porticocanada.online.church/

Hello friends! After a little mid-year break, we are feeling refreshed and ready to be back  in your ears today for a chat around all things vulnerability.In this ep we look at vulnerability from an adaptive and attachment lens to delve into what exactly what vulnerability is,  how and where we learn about vulnerability,  why it can be so difficult for some to be vulnerable and strategies to help to feel more safe to open up to those around us. We would like to thank our lovely friends at Cambridge University Press for sponsoring this episode with their book, Everything You Need to Know About OCD  written by Lynne Drummond and Laura Edwards. See link below for your perusal: http://cambridge.org/EverythingOCDWe hope you enjoy!Kat + Aimee The Psychology Sisters Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thepsychologysisters/?hl=enThe Psych Collaborative website:https://thepsychcollaborative.com.auThe Psych Collaborative instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/thepsychcollaborative/n.b this episode is for informational purposes only and does not replace personalised psychological advice.

Dr Laura Edwards talks to Dr Sam Powell, portfolio GP and Master practitioner of NLP about what NLP is and how we might use some of its benefits. Interested in finding out more? Sign up to our webinar:  An Introduction to: Communicating with Excellence - Neurolinguistic Programming Techniques for GPs & AHPs (NLP) This website maybe a helpful offering to key workers: https://anlp.org/community-support

Dr Laura Edwards speaks with Adam Thompson, Director of Primary Care Surveyors and Mark Robinson, architect, and Director at Simpson Hilder Associates. They discuss: The role buildings play in the green agenda What is bream and why is it so important What you can do to improve your premises How to start the process of a new premises and timescales

VN Times editor Rachael Buzzel is joined by RVN and chair of the Veterinary Critical Care Nurses (VCCN) region of the British Association of Critical Care Nurses (BACCN), Laura Edwards. Laura shares with us plans for the coming year, and explains how the collaboration between human and animal nurses can open the doors to incredible opportunities and possibilities for both professions. _________________ LAURA EDWARDS BA, RVN, AFHEA Laura has worked for the Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies at The University of Edinburgh since 2011. She started her career as an animal care assistant and then qualified as an RVN in 2017. She started working as a veterinary nursing lecturer at Scotland's Rural University College in 2019. This move to teaching has been instrumental in focusing her efforts on RVN progression and retention within the sector. Having worked with and been taught by some of the most inspiring, ambitious, and knowledgeable nurses, Laura has spent the past three years trying to find ways to lift the RVN profile. In 2021, Laura created the VCCN region within the BACCN and became chair in September 2021.

VN Times editor Rachael Buzzel is joined by RVN and chair of the Veterinary Critical Care Nurses (VCCN) region of the British Association of Critical Care Nurses (BACCN), Laura Edwards. Laura shares with us plans for the coming year, and explains how the collaboration between human and animal nurses can open the doors to incredible opportunities and possibilities for both professions. _________________ LAURA EDWARDS BA, RVN, AFHEA Laura has worked for the Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies at The University of Edinburgh since 2011. She started her career as an animal care assistant and then qualified as an RVN in 2017. She started working as a veterinary nursing lecturer at Scotland's Rural University College in 2019. This move to teaching has been instrumental in focusing her efforts on RVN progression and retention within the sector. Having worked with and been taught by some of the most inspiring, ambitious, and knowledgeable nurses, Laura has spent the past three years trying to find ways to lift the RVN profile. In 2021, Laura created the VCCN region within the BACCN and became chair in September 2021.

The NHS Community Pharmacist Consultation Service launched in October 2019 as an advanced service. Since 1st November 2020, general practices have been able to refer patients for a minor illness consultation via CPCS, once a local referral pathway has been agreed. Carolyn Beale, Support & Implementation Manager from Community Pharmacy Swindon and Wiltshire joins Dr Laura Edwards, Medical Director at Wessex LMCs. Carolyn explains more about how the service works and the benefits for GPs. For further info see https://psnc.org.uk/services-commissioning/advanced-services/community-pharmacist-consultation-service/  

In the inaugural episode of Agriculture In-depth, DRG News and Farm Director Jody Heemstra and SDSU Extension State Climatologist Laura Edwards cover mild temperatures, dry conditions, the drought monitor and fire danger.

Dr Laura Edwards, Medical Director at Wessex LMCs is joined by Mr Ian Simpson, Consultant in Obstetrics & Gynaecology and Lead Colonoscopist at Basingstoke Hospital. Ian explains the latest changes in the interval of cervical screening and addresses some of the points raised over social media of late.

Medical Director, Dr Laura Edwards, talks with Richard House about our forthcoming leadership webinar. Richard is a Behaviour Design Expert, Culture Change and Leadership Development Consultant, and an Executive Coach.  January is a great time of year to set new habits. Richard explains how this webinar will help with tips to redesign our behaviour to form new leadership habits. There will be lots of theoretical tips along with how to put these tips into action. Find out more about our leadership webinar and book your place here: https://www.wessexlmcs.com/events/12472  

A recent survey of Wessex GPs, revealed that 96% feel that Primary Care should be taking action to combat climate change. Dr Katharine Edmonds, GP & Co chair of the Green GP Network in Wessex talks with Laura Edwards about green issues and how we can make it easy to be green (& save money in the process).  Find out more at: https://www.wessexlmcs.com/greengpwessex

Wessex LMCs Medical Director, Dr Laura Edwards talk with John Perry on how we can cope with ongoing stress. John has particular expertise in the areas of psychological wellbeing, stress management & resilience and values exploration. What are 'awe walks'?

We are back!  And we are very happy to bring this very interesting season 3 episode with Dr. Laura Edwards-Leeper.   Dr. Edwards-Leeper was the founding psychologist in the first youth transgender clinic in the United States — the first one to prescribe puberty blockers to transgender youth. Dr. Edwards-Leeper is Professor Emerita at Pacific University and is currently the chair of the Child and Adolescent Committee for the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH). She is heavily involved in the revision of the WPATH Standards of Care and served on the American Psychological Association subcommittee that developed guidelines for working with transgender individuals and on a Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) committee that created a consensus statement about the harm in using conversion therapy for LGBT youth. She has a private practice outside of Portland, OR where she works with transgender and gender diverse children, adolescents, and adults for therapy and assessment. She also provides consultation and training to providers and clinics around the country and internationally. She has multiple publications is often a go-to source for media outlets, including The New York Times, The Atlantic, the Washington Post, the BBC, and most recently, 60 Minutes.   OTHER ARTICLES MENTIONED IN SHOW Individuals Treated for Gender Dysphoria with Medical and/or Surgical Transition Who Subsequently Detransitioned: A Survey of 100 Detransitioners. Littman L. (2021). Archives of Sexual Behavior. [link to paper]. The Use of Methodologies in Littman (2018) Is Consistent with the Use of Methodologies in Other Studies Contributing to the Field of Gender Dysphoria Research: Response to Restar (2019). Littman L. (2020). Archives of Sexual Behavior. [link to paper] Restar A. J. (2020). Methodological Critique of Littman's (2018) Parental-Respondents Accounts of "Rapid-Onset Gender Dysphoria". Archives of sexual behavior, 49(1), 61–66. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10508-019-1453-2 [link to paper] Correction: Parent reports of adolescents and young adults perceived to show signs of a rapid onset of gender dysphoria. Littman L. (2019). PLOS ONE. [link to paper] Parent reports of adolescents and young adults perceived to show signs of a rapid onset of gender dysphoria. Littman L. (2018). PLOS ONE. [link to paper]

Laura Edwards, Vice President of Strategy and Innovation at Clark-Lindsey in Urbana, IL joins Amber Bardon and Rachel Lugge of Parasol Alliance to discuss the most critical components of designing a resident technology strategy that will support the needs and expectations of future residents. Laura shares the Clark-Lindsey technology journey and how they are working to cultivate a culture of innovation that truly empowers residents and their use of technology. Laura and Amber highlight resident technology trends in the market and the tactical advice all providers should consider as they embark on their own unique resident technology program development. You can learn more about Clark-Lindsey at Clark Lindsey (clark-lindsey.com) and Parasol Alliance at Parasol Alliance – Strategic. Partnership. Success.Connect with show host, Amber Bardon at Amber.Bardon@parasolalliance.com or Amber Bardon, PMP | LinkedInRaising Tech is powered by Parasol Alliance.Produced by Solinity Marketing.

Part one of Gender Nuance, a three-part series for the week of October 4, 2021 Clinical psychologist Dr. Laura Edwards-Leeper has worked with transgender and gender questioning youth since 2007 and has helped facilitate many successful medical transitions in young people. She has also, in the last year or so, begun to publicly voice concerns that some clinicians in her field have adopted a philosophy that overlooks, even eschews, the importance of proper patient assessment. In this conversation, the first of a three-part series this week, Dr. Leeper talks with Meghan about the concept of “gender affirming care” and how lack of access to specialized care can lead young patients to providers who follow protocols for adult patients, which may or may not be appropriate. She describes how she works with her own patients and talks about why something as fundamental as proper assessment has become so controversial in her field. Guest Bio: Dr. Edwards-Leeper is an Associate Professor in the School of Graduate Psychology at Pacific University in Hillsboro, Oregon. She also works with clients through her private practice in Beaverton, Oregon. Dr. Edwards-Leeper was a member of the American Psychological Association Task Force that developed practice guidelines for working with transgender individuals. She is currently the Chair of the Child and Adolescent Committee for the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) and is involved in the WPATH Standards of Care (SOC) 8 revision. She is an ally to the LGBTQ community and is considered an international expert in this field.

I have some news! We have become foster parents! I kept feeling God calling us to not get pregnant again so we began looking into fostering! Here we are 2 years later- we have placements and I feel like we are ready to share a little about our experience. Today I brought on Laura, a close friend of mine, Laura Edwards! She is an Ontario County Home Finding Adoption Extraordinaire! We ill discuss 5 things that I didn't expect when becoming a foster parent. Laura is going to add her experience as well as common misconceptions.

During a drought update early this week, South Dakota state climatologist Laura Edwards says soil moisture conditions have improved in the northeastern corner of the state. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The drought in South Dakota continues. The latest drought monitor map reveals any relief that may occur with some precipitation that areas may have received. Laura Edwards is the SDSU Extension State Climatologist, she further explains the current situation. The interim Joint Committee on Appropriations met Wednesday. SDPB's Lee Strubinger is with us to provide an update on history and civics curriculum standards. The SDPB August Spotlight illuminates the Black Hills forest. Today we explore a few things we know about the forest before it was documented by representatives of the U.S. federal government. Craig Howe is founder and director of the Center for American Indian Research and Native Studies ( CAIRNS ). He holds a Ph.D. in architecture and anthropology. We talk with him about the forest, treaties, and the precedent for returning land that was seized in violation of treaties and federal law. Wyatt Dennis had his heart set on a LEGO Space Station. He started a lemonade stand that

China currently produces more greenhouse gas emissions than the next three biggest emitters - the United States, European Union, and India - combined, making a commitment from China to decarbonize its economy essential to reaching global carbon neutrality. But given China is the manufacturing epicenter of the world, the path to decarbonization is not straight forward. So, what targets were set in China's most recent 5-year plan and does this put them on track to meet their goal of net-zero emissions by 2060?How does China's political landscape affect its ability, and willingness, to transition to clean energy? And where is China currently investing its resources?We explore these topics with Georgetown University's Joanna Lewis, Center for American Progress' Laura Edwards, and Sustainable Finance Institute's Johnny Huang (Huang, Zhong).

Quais pedras você tem na mão? "Se algum de vocês estiver sem pecado, seja o primeiro a atirar pedra nela" João 8:7 No episódio de hoje, os meus pais falam sobre as pedras que temos nas mãos e lançamos nas pessoas ao nosso redor, até naquelas que mais amamos. Olhamos para os outros e rapidamente vemos os seus defeitos, os seus pecados, mas somos cegos aos nossos. Isso leva a uma infinidade de problemas nos nossos relacionamentos.  "Ele é a Rocha, as suas obras são perfeitas, e todos os seus caminhos são justos. É Deus fiel, que não comete erros; justo e reto ele é." Deus. 32:4 Deus é perfeito. Os seus caminhos são justos. Ele é fiel. Ele não comete erros. Ele é justo e reto. Não podemos esperar perfeição de ninguém além de Deus.  Então ouça o episódio de hoje onde meus pais nos convidam a abrir mão das pedras que temos nas mãos, a deixá-las aos pés da cruz e a firmarmos nossos pés na Rocha eterna.  Sobre o que conversamos? Meus pais começaram falando sobre o problema do auto-engano... quando somos rápidos em enxergar o defeito do outro e tardios em reconhecer os nossos. Falaram também sobre o encontro de Jesus com a mulher pega em adultério e algumas coisas que precisamos aprender com aquela história. Terminaram falando sobre a transformação que vem nas nossas vidas e relacionamentos quando estamos firmes na Rocha eterna.  Recursos Mencionados Os outros episódios com os meus pais são "Mantendo o Casamento como Prioridade" , "Infidelidade Emocional" e "Casais e Finanças: O Que é Infidelidade Financeira?"  O livro que eles usaram como base para essa palestra foi: "Somos Todos (a)Normais" do John Ortberg (link patrocinado que beneficia o ministério missionário da Hellen Kreter e sua família). Como faço para me inscrever? Você sempre tem a opção de escutar diretamente aqui do site, mas o que eu sugiro é que você siga as instruções para receber os episódios diretamente no seu celular. Esse episódio tem duração de 56 minutos, então o ideal seria você poder escutar enquanto está dirigindo, fazendo exercício, na fila do banco, fazendo compras no mercado ou guardando os mesmo brinquedos pela vigésima vez! Então se você ainda não configurou tudo no seu celular para baixar os episódios automaticamente (sem usar dados móveis) e nem sabe como fazer isso, clique aqui se você tem android, ou aqui se você tem um iPhone. Se você estiver visualizando nesse momento do seu celular, você pode clicar nas palavras roxinhas logo abaixo do player no topo do post. Se você tiver um iPhone, clica em “Apple Podcasts” e se tiver um Android, clica em “Android”. Ou… claro… sempre tem a opção de só clicar no botão de PLAY aqui no site mesmo

This year, conditions have been very dry in South Dakota. Laura Edwards is SDSU Extension's State Climatologist. She joins us with this week's drought monitor update . As livestock search for water during the drought, producers are battling water quality issues in stock dams. Patrick Kozak is researching the salinity levels in northwestern South Dakota stock dams. He joins us today with an update. Ibram X. Kendi is a National Book Award-winning author and a leading antiracism scholar. Kendi is the second person to hold the Boston University endowed Andrew W. Mellon Professorship. (The first was Holocaust survivor and 1986 Nobel Peace Prize laureate Elie Wiesel.) Kendi's books include "How to Be Antiracist" and "Stamped from the Beginning: The Definitive History of Racist Ideas in America. His work and ideas have been singled out by Governor Kristi Noem in Executive Order 2021-11 as being "infused with factual errors." Ibram X. Kendi joins us now to talk about his focus on policy

With heat advisories in effect across the state, drought conditions are worsening. Laura Edwards is SDSU Extension's State Climatologist. She joins us with this week's drought monitor update . South Dakota Mines is partnering with the National Security Innovation Network . Jason Combs is the university's NSIN program director. He joins us to discuss its mission. In July, SDPB has invited you to step into what we've been calling "Summer School." Today we offer a recap of our coverage and offer guideposts to respectfully exploring history's most heated topics. Eliza Blue offers a Postcard from the Prairie for the month of June . Echinacea, or cone flowers, are in bloom. Erik Helland of Landscape Garden Centers discusses echinacea in this week's South Dakota Home Garden segment. The Sioux Falls Sunfish play in the Expedition League, a wood bat league featuring college-aged players hoping to build their resumes. The Sunfish are in the hunt for a second half division championship.

Dr Susi Caesar and Dr Sue Warren join Wessex LMCs Medical Director, Dr Laura Edwards, to discuss how the appraisal process has changed since the pandemic. They also discuss top tips for preparing for your appraisal and what you should expect from the process. Dr Susi Caesar is a GP Locum, Regional Director for the Wessex Appraisal Service and Chair of the Academy of Royal Colleges Professional Development Committee. Dr Sue Warren is an appraiser, GP Locum and clinician at Practitioner Health.

Laura Edwards comes on to discuss the drought situation after the recent rainfall. Lee Strubinger joins us with a back and forth on the Department of Corrections allegations. Read Lee's latest reporting here. Jim Furnish is a consulting forester with a 34-year career in the USDA Forest Service. His memoir is called "Toward a Natural Forest." It recaps a tumultuous time in Forest Service history and offers hopes for transformation. SD Home Garden joins us to preview the latest episode on tropical plants. David Hersrud talks about the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees for 2021, an upgrade in sound quality from music streaming services, and a new collection of music and honoring the British Blues scene from the 1960's.

Portions of South Dakota have seen rain the last few days. Was it enough to change the drought monitor map? Laura Edwards is the SDSU Extension State Climatologist. She joins us with insight. How are federal dollars being used to stabilize childcare in South Dakota. We talk with Laurie Gill, Secretary of the Department of Social Services about an infusion of $25 million and what it means for families. Singer/songwriter Clayton Ryan returns for Moment in Sound. He'll play live from the SDPB Black Hills studios and offer a recorded new release as well. Poetry from Studio 47 features the complicated legacy of Rudyard Kipling. We talk with Ron Dyvig of the Badlands Observatory about Asteroid 123794 Deadwood. The honor is in recognition of Ron Dyvig's graduating class of 1961. Dyvig observed the main belt asteroid from the Badlands Observatory at Quinn, SD.

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  There are lots of different opinions on the best way to support trans youth.   Even among the community of affirming providers, there are lots of opinions of what should or should not happen for youth.   According to standards of care written by the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH), once a person is 18, they should have access to care through the informed consent model.   Meaning, they walk into a clinic, they say they're trans, they receive education about hormones and what they'll do to their body, they sign some forms and they're good to go.   There are many individuals who feel that this should also be the path for youth. But according to WPATH, youth are required to undergo a comprehensive mental health assessment before they can proceed with hormone replacement therapy (HRT).   Some professionals in the field, as well as within the trans community, feel like this is gatekeeping and creates unnecessary barriers to getting life-saving care.   Others feel that this is a necessary step to assure that trans youth are clear on what they're experiencing and are ready for the changes that will come with HRT.   Why? Shouldn't a person be able to say what they need and we believe them?   Today, we're going to hear from Dr. Laura Edwards-Leeper. Laura is a pioneer and had the courage to step up for trans kids years before any of the other gender clinics started doing this work. She was the founding psychologist in the first youth transgender clinic in the United States and is currently the chair of the Child and Adolescent Committee for WPATH and is heavily involved in the revision of the standards of care.   She has a private practice outside of Portland, Oregon, where she works with transgender and gender-diverse children and adolescents and adults for therapy and assessment. She also provides consultation and training to providers and clinics around the country. Internationally she's often a go-to resource for media outlets, including the New York Times, the Atlantic, the Washington Post the BBC and most recently 60 Minutes.   Check out the full episode to hear about: Why the standards of care for children and adolescents are different than those for adults and why that includes a comprehensive mental health assessment What parents can do to be part of the assessment process to maintain or strengthen their relationships with their kiddos Advice for how to find a clinician skilled in working with adolescents and their families for assessment and therapy Why an assessment is not a final yes or no, but a source of information   Find out more about Laura Edwards-Leeper, PhD: DrLauraEdwardsLeeper.com   Find out more about Mackenzie Dunham: wildheartsociety.org Wild Heart Society on Facebook Wild Heart Society on Instagram   Additional resources: World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH)  

During this week's Drought Hour webinar update from SDSU Extension, state climatologist Laura Edwards provided an update on drought conditions around the state. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the Moment, May 5, 2021 Show 1042. Laura Edwards is the SDSU Extension State Climatologist. She joins to discuss the U.S. Climate Normal Report and its significance to how we view weather along with highlights from the report and how they pertain to South Dakota. Richard Two Bulls talks with an episcopal priest who has a Native American food kitchen in the twin cities. Dakota Political Junkies : Mike Card & Pam Carriveau discuss political socialization. We begin with a look at Governor Kristi Noem's national call for a "patriotic education worthy of an exceptional nation" and how she is the first "candidate in America" to sign the "1776 Pledge to Save Our Schools." We will also discuss her lawsuit against the Biden administration regarding fireworks at Mt. Rushmore over the 4th of July holiday. In Thier Own Words : Carlee Hetland is a senior at Roosevelt High School in Sioux Falls. She takes some time to talk about how the pandemic has affected her last year of high school.

February 24, 2021 Show 995. Laura Edwards brings us a South Dakota drought outlook. Dakota Political Junkies talk the Ravnsborg interviews, articles of impeachment, and Noem's call for him to resign. On today's "In Their Own Words," we hear about a bill that would revise certain provisions regarding eligibility for parole for certain persons sentenced to life imprisonment. Rick Kahler motives us to do something most of us dread: Taxes. And we learn about a South Dakota student looking into insect-friendly field management practices that can save farmers money.

In this heartfelt episode, Host, Alana Hill, and her dancing daughter, Kiara, discuss what drew Kiara to dancing, what pushed her to the point of almost giving up, and how her mom's influence shows up in her own teaching.  Kiara Hill has been dancing for over 20 years training  at many studios and programs in the DMV such as Joy of Motion Dance Center, CityDance Conservatory, Future Shock and Culture Shock DC, plus was a student in the Performing arts programs at both Hyattsville Middle School and Albert Einstein High School.  Most recently, Kiara trained with Laura Edwards in her LED Company, and is currently Directing the Elements Dance Company's Senior Company.  “Dancing was my thing growing up, it was like, I don't care what happens.I can have a bad day. I can not get in such and such piece.  But I know I'm supposed to be doing this.” -Kiara Hill, Dance Teacher

3. Vicky - Join us on a walk recorded at the end of September 2020 along Troon Beach on the Ayrshire Coast. 'Wanderings: an audio companion for those who walk alone' is a podcast about loneliness. A podcast about loneliness designed to be listened to while on a walk. Join performing artist and theatre maker, Amy Conway, as she sets off to unpack this complex and universal emotion. Over 6 episodes she will embark on 6 different walking conversations with some of the people in her life and will attempt to confront the problem of loneliness during a time of immense uncertainty and widespread social isolation. Amy will also invite you into her own personal struggle with loneliness, sharing her private thoughts and intimate voice messages sent to close friends over the course of 2020. You are invited to join her on this journey into the wilderness and in doing so you are granted permission to wander. Conceived, Recorded & Edited by Amy Conway. Produced by Stephanie Katie Hunter. Music by Jamie Cook. Additional Editing & Sound Design by Tessa Flannery. Graphic Design by Sean McGonigal. Wanderings: an audio companion for those who walk alone is part of Incubation, a multi-artist project funded by Creative Scotland. With special thanks to Rosemary Cunningham, Norman Bain, Vicky Mohieddeen, John Conway, Stephanie Katie Hunter & Laura Edwards for walking with me.

6. Laura - Join us on a walk recorded in early January 2021 around Partick in the West End of Glasgow. 'Wanderings: an audio companion for those who walk alone' is a podcast about loneliness. A podcast about loneliness designed to be listened to while on a walk. Join performing artist and theatre maker, Amy Conway, as she sets off to unpack this complex and universal emotion. Over 6 episodes she will embark on 6 different walking conversations with some of the people in her life and will attempt to confront the problem of loneliness during a time of immense uncertainty and widespread social isolation. Amy will also invite you into her own personal struggle with loneliness, sharing her private thoughts and intimate voice messages sent to close friends over the course of 2020. You are invited to join her on this journey into the wilderness and in doing so you are granted permission to wander. Conceived, Recorded & Edited by Amy Conway. Produced by Stephanie Katie Hunter. Music by Jamie Cook. Additional Editing & Sound Design by Tessa Flannery. Graphic Design by Sean McGonigal. Wanderings: an audio companion for those who walk alone is part of Incubation, a multi-artist project funded by Creative Scotland. With special thanks to Rosemary Cunningham, Norman Bain, Vicky Mohieddeen, John Conway, Stephanie Katie Hunter & Laura Edwards for walking with me.

4. John - Join us on a walk recorded in early October 2020 around the southwest of Sheffield. 'Wanderings: an audio companion for those who walk alone' is a podcast about loneliness. A podcast about loneliness designed to be listened to while on a walk. Join performing artist and theatre maker, Amy Conway, as she sets off to unpack this complex and universal emotion. Over 6 episodes she will embark on 6 different walking conversations with some of the people in her life and will attempt to confront the problem of loneliness during a time of immense uncertainty and widespread social isolation. Amy will also invite you into her own personal struggle with loneliness, sharing her private thoughts and intimate voice messages sent to close friends over the course of 2020. You are invited to join her on this journey into the wilderness and in doing so you are granted permission to wander. Conceived, Recorded & Edited by Amy Conway. Produced by Stephanie Katie Hunter. Music by Jamie Cook. Additional Editing & Sound Design by Tessa Flannery. Graphic Design by Sean McGonigal. Wanderings: an audio companion for those who walk alone is part of Incubation, a multi-artist project funded by Creative Scotland. With special thanks to Rosemary Cunningham, Norman Bain, Vicky Mohieddeen, John Conway, Stephanie Katie Hunter & Laura Edwards for walking with me.

5. Steph - Join us on a walk recorded in early November 2020 around Alexandra Park in the East End of Glasgow. 'Wanderings: an audio companion for those who walk alone' is a podcast about loneliness. A podcast about loneliness designed to be listened to while on a walk. Join performing artist and theatre maker, Amy Conway, as she sets off to unpack this complex and universal emotion. Over 6 episodes she will embark on 6 different walking conversations with some of the people in her life and will attempt to confront the problem of loneliness during a time of immense uncertainty and widespread social isolation. Amy will also invite you into her own personal struggle with loneliness, sharing her private thoughts and intimate voice messages sent to close friends over the course of 2020. You are invited to join her on this journey into the wilderness and in doing so you are granted permission to wander. Conceived, Recorded & Edited by Amy Conway. Produced by Stephanie Katie Hunter. Music by Jamie Cook. Additional Editing & Sound Design by Tessa Flannery. Graphic Design by Sean McGonigal. Wanderings: an audio companion for those who walk alone is part of Incubation, a multi-artist project funded by Creative Scotland. With special thanks to Rosemary Cunningham, Norman Bain, Vicky Mohieddeen, John Conway, Stephanie Katie Hunter & Laura Edwards for walking with me.

2. Norman - Join us on a walk recorded in late September 2020 around Cathkin Braes Country Park on the Southside of Glasgow. 'Wanderings: an audio companion for those who walk alone' is a podcast about loneliness. A podcast about loneliness designed to be listened to while on a walk. Join performing artist and theatre maker, Amy Conway, as she sets off to unpack this complex and universal emotion. Over 6 episodes she will embark on 6 different walking conversations with some of the people in her life and will attempt to confront the problem of loneliness during a time of immense uncertainty and widespread social isolation. Amy will also invite you into her own personal struggle with loneliness, sharing her private thoughts and intimate voice messages sent to close friends over the course of 2020. You are invited to join her on this journey into the wilderness and in doing so you are granted permission to wander. Conceived, Recorded & Edited by Amy Conway. Produced by Stephanie Katie Hunter. Music by Jamie Cook. Additional Editing & Sound Design by Tessa Flannery. Graphic Design by Sean McGonigal. Wanderings: an audio companion for those who walk alone is part of Incubation, a multi-artist project funded by Creative Scotland. With special thanks to Rosemary Cunningham, Norman Bain, Vicky Mohieddeen, John Conway, Stephanie Katie Hunter & Laura Edwards for walking with me.

1. Rosie - Join us on a walk recorded in early September 2020 around Pollok Country Park on the Southside of Glasgow. 'Wanderings: an audio companion for those who walk alone' is a podcast about loneliness. A podcast about loneliness designed to be listened to while on a walk. Join performing artist and theatre maker, Amy Conway, as she sets off to unpack this complex and universal emotion. Over 6 episodes she will embark on 6 different walking conversations with some of the people in her life and will attempt to confront the problem of loneliness during a time of immense uncertainty and widespread social isolation. Amy will also invite you into her own personal struggle with loneliness, sharing her private thoughts and intimate voice messages sent to close friends over the course of 2020. You are invited to join her on this journey into the wilderness and in doing so you are granted permission to wander. Conceived, Recorded & Edited by Amy Conway. Produced by Stephanie Katie Hunter. Music by Jamie Cook. Additional Editing & Sound Design by Tessa Flannery. Graphic Design by Sean McGonigal. Wanderings: an audio companion for those who walk alone is part of Incubation, a multi-artist project funded by Creative Scotland. With special thanks to Rosemary Cunningham, Norman Bain, Vicky Mohieddeen, John Conway, Stephanie Katie Hunter & Laura Edwards for walking with me.

This episode of the Real Leaders podcast is with Laura Edwards from Lincoln, UK who is currently working on doctoral research on the emotional impact of the clergy role on clergy and their families, and the relationship between social support, religious coping style, and depression in senior leaders. She currently works as a clinical psychologist and is married to a pastor.

(Previously recorded )On this episode of my GBF I have Heather Rushing and Laura Edwards in the studio on a Sunday Funday and we discuss tropical storm Imelda Nick Offerman and we're also test tasting Smirnov and white claw hard seltzer‘s and of course just being silly southern bells haha --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The tech giants receive a lot of bad press, have been accused of operating monopolies, and are even seen as security risks. So what attracts the billions of people who use TikTok, Facebook or Apple every day - often with huge enthusiasm? Plus Epic Games, the maker of Fortnite, embarks on a public battle with Apple. And is Facebook too big to fail? Panel: Richard Waterworth, TikTok's General Manager for the UK & Europe; Laura Edwards, TikTok star; Shona Ghosh, Senior Tech Editor for Business Insider; Oliver Baker, co-founder of Intelivita; Nikita Aggarwal from the Oxford Internet Institute. Presenter: Joe Tidy Studio engineer: Nigel Dix Producer: Hannah Sander (Picture credit: Laura Edwards)

Jeremy Wright (AsOne Prayer Walk), Pastor Al Brice (Covenant Love Church), Mark Rowden (MRM Int'l) and Laura Edwards sit down for a conversation on energizing the church into taking steps toward the cross of Christ and repairing race relations in the US. It's an honest discussion addressing perceptions and cultural frames which often drive us to our personal conclusions.

Dr Laura Edwards talks to Dr Sam Powell, portfolio GP and Master practitioner of NLP about what NLP is and how we might use some of its benefits at the current time. This website is referenced and may be helpful offering to key workers: https://anlp.org/community-support

Top Tik Tok star Laura Edwards talks to Gordon Glenister, Global Head of Influencer Marketing at the BCMA, about the growth of Tik Tok and how important it will be for brands to engage new audiences.@gordonglenister@laurbubbleProduced by Neil Whiteside at freedom:ONESupport the show (http://www.thebcma.info/membership/)

Dr Laura Edwards talks with nurse Kim Badcock about her highly successful dementia support initiative at their surgery. An idea that works for patients, carers and the surgery and that has managed to transform through COVID. A concept that could be transferred to other long term conditions. Could this be for your surgery or PCN?

Infidelidade Financeira Nem acredito, mas esse é o episódio number 100 do podcast!!! Fiquei pensando em como celebrar esse marco, e nada melhor do que uma entrevista com os meus pais, que foram os primeiríssimos convidados desse podcast! Sempre que eles estão no podcast (ouça episódio 1 e 48) recebo muito feedback positivo de vocês, e pedidos de "bis", então aqui estão novamente! Eles que já falaram sobre a importância de manter o casamento como prioridade após a chegada dos filhos, e também sobre infidelidade emocional, hoje falarão sobre como aprender a se relacionar com o seu cônjuge de forma respeitosa e íntegra na área financeira.  Em qualquer pesquisa realizada sobre divórcio, finanças sempre está como um dos principais motivos. Além de entender finanças à luz da Bíblia, (que foi discutido no episódio 60) também precisamos aprender a lidar com a forma que nosso cônjuge enxerga o assunto. Então ouça o episódio e vamos aprender juntos!!!  Sobre o que conversamos? Eu começo pedindo para os meus pais explicarem o que eles querem dizer quando falam sobre "infidelidade financeira" Seguimos a conversa expondo as 5 personalidades do dinheiro descritas por Scott e Bethany Palmer.  Meus pais falam sobre "o lado luz" e "o lado sombra" de cada personalidade. Eles falam sobre como essa divisão didática de personalidades financeiras deve ser usada como uma ferramenta, e não como algo que gera desculpas e/ou acusações. Também falamos sobre a importância de colocar isso embaixo da autoridade da Bíblia e entender como lidar com as personalidades diferentes conforme Colossenses 3 e Filipenses 2.  No final, eles falam sobre infidelidade financeira, e sobre a importância de zelar pela integridade nessa área do casamento.  Recursos Mencionados Versículos Citados Porventura andarão dois juntos, se não estiverem de acordo? Amós 3:3 Portanto, como eleitos de Deus, santos e amados, revistam-se de profunda compaixão, de bondade, de humildade, de mansidão, de paciência. Colossenses 3:12 Livros Recomendados: Como os meus pais disseram, as cinco personalidades financeiras vieram do trabalho e do livro do Scott e Bethany Palmer. Clique aqui para ir ao site deles. Lá você encontrará o teste rápido e gratuito e receberá os resultados completos por email. Lá também você encontra o livro deles para comprar. Novamente lembrando que esses recursos estão em inglês, e até onde eu saiba infelizmente não existe versão no português.  Devocional: Meus pais falaram muito sobre Amós 3:3, Colossenses 3 e Filipenses 2. Então vamos voltar para a Bíblia e estudar mais a respeito! Como sempre, a intenção dos episódios é começar uma conversa e uma reflexão, e te levar para a Bíblia, que é a única fonte completamente confiável de sabedoria.  Se quiser ver os outros que já estão disponíveis, vá até a página Sondando o Coração. Para baixar o dessa semana e imprimir, é só clicar na imagem logo abaixo. Como faço para me inscrever? Você sempre tem a opção de escutar diretamente aqui do site, mas o que eu sugiro é que você siga as instruções para receber os episódios diretamente no seu celular. Esse episódio tem duraçao de 1 hora e 9 minutos, então o ideal seria você poder escutar enquanto está dirigindo, fazendo exercício, na fila do banco, fazendo compras no mercado ou guardando os mesmo brinquedos pela vigésima vez! Então se você ainda não configurou tudo no seu celular para baixar os episódios automaticamente (sem usar dados móveis) e nem sabe como fazer isso, clique aqui se você tem android, ou aqui se você tem um iPhone. Se você estiver visualizando nesse momento do seu celular, você pode clicar nas palavras roxinhas logo abaixo do player no topo do post. Se você tiver um iPhone, clica em “Apple Podcasts” e se tiver um Android, clica em “Android”. Ou… claro… sempre tem a opção de só clicar no botão de PLAY aqui no site mesmo

In this podcast Dr Laura Edwards and Dr Tamsin Betts, GP Coach at the Dorset Primary Care Workforce Centre and Yoga teacher, discuss the challenges we are facing as the COVID journey looks like a longer, slower state of affairs than initially thought. Some of us might be heading for an energy dip – why and what can we do?

Whilst we all work through the first wave of the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic Dr Andrew Morrice has put some selected elements of ‘The Lost Update' which he discusses with Dr Laura Edwards.The Lost Update resources can be found here: https://www.wessexlmcs.com/thelostupdateonlinetraining

Dr Laura Edwards, Director at Wessex LMCs talks with Stuart Somerville, former intelligence officer with the military about how you can deal with the uncertainty before really difficult situations arise. 

In this podcast, Dr Laura Edwards, Medical Director at Wessex LMCs and Dr Ramona Mascas, NHS GP and a GP experienced in video consultations with Doctor Care Anywhere, discuss top tips for video consultations.

A Podcast with Dr Laura Edwards, Medical Director at Wessex LMCs and Dr Anna Reed, Partner at Camrose, Gillies and Hackwood Partnership.

Be it outbreak, epidemic, or pandemic—human or zoonotic—the goal is to get reliable information on infectious diseases, quickly. Abt experts Laura Edwards and Sung-Woo Cho discuss strategies for harnessing machine learning and data visualization to provide actionable information—at scale—that can help stem a health crisis. For more on this topic, check out: • Episode 2: How Can We Eradicate Infectious Diseases Using Machine Learning? • Episode 6: Defeating TB—Private Sector to Predictive Analytics

Darren and Laura Edwards from Ignite church kick off our first evening service of 2020

SPECIAL EDITION. An unfiltered, eye-opening dinner discussion between leading choreographers and teachers in hip hop & commercial dance: Tony Tzar, Sean Bankhead, Laura Edwards and Luam. They are joined by Monsters of Hip Hop video director Carlos Dupuoy. Covering a range of topics from longevity in social media age, transparent about rates and speaking up, success and social visibility, reputation and recognition vs talent and passion, the list goes on. Lending their naked views and sharing personal experiences, these creatives come together to speak on many issues in the dance community today.What do you think about some of the hot topics they covered? Do you agree? What were your experiences? Go to @luamky IGTV episode of At The Table and watch video clips from the roundtable. Join the discussion!Support the show (http://luamworld.com/join)

Case # 0182007Statement of Annabelle Cane, regarding her history and her observations of the Magnus Institute, London.Audio recording by Jonathan Sims, the Archivist.Thanks to this week's Patrons: Janik Helbig, malakambla, Jennifer Hamilton, Spiderweb, Dalton Floyd, Alissa Morrow, August Johannes Rian, Meredith, Liam Heigis, Rachel, Nielle Hehe,Emma, Anna Dąbrowska, River Joo, Laura Edwards, mltraxler, Dave Jiley, Ratatozsk, Erin Daly, Indecisive Geek If you'd like to join them be sure to visit www.patreon.com/rustyquillEdited this week by Elizabeth Moffatt, Brock Winstead & Alexander J Newall.Written by Jonathan Sims and directed by Alexander J Newall.Performances:- "Basira Hussain" - Frank Voss- "The Archivist" - Jonathan Sims- "Melanie King" - Lydia Nicholas- "Alice 'Daisy' Tonner" - Fay RobertsSound effects this week by Stevious42, tmkappelt, Mydo1, Timmeh515, oscaraudiogeek, iamYORGOS, amholma & previously credited artists via freesound.org.Check out our merchandise at https://www.redbubble.com/people/rustyquill/collections/708982-the-magnus-archives-s1You can subscribe to this podcast using your podcast software of choice, or by visiting www.rustyquill.com/subscribePlease rate and review on your software of choice, it really helps us to spread the podcast to new listeners, so share the fear.Join our community:WEBSITE: rustyquill.comFACEBOOK: facebook.com/therustyquillTWITTER: @therustyquillREDDIT: reddit.com/r/RustyQuillDISCORD: https://discord.gg/KckTv8yEMAIL: mail@rustyquill.comContent notes for:- Spiders- Emotional manipulation- Dystunctional familyThe Magnus Archives is a podcast distributed by Rusty Quill Ltd. and licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Sharealike 4.0 International Licence See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 25Trials and TerminationPLANET - JUSTICEBio Facsimile David 7 (ID 95847335) is put on Trial for multiple misdemeanours. Prosecution lead by Citizen Line Manager H. Piltz (ID 63277482), Defence lead by Citizen Employee T. Geistman (ID 362884), Judge I.M.O.G.E.N Presiding. May the Board have mercy on their souls.Consultant recommendation: JUSTICEContent Warning for:Comedic violenceEmotional abuseAbuse of powerAlcoholismSpecial thanks to this week's Patrons: Janik Helbig, malakambla, Jennifer Hamilton, Spiderweb, Dalton Floyd, Alissa Morrow, August Johannes Rian, Meredith, Liam Heigis, Rachel, Nielle Hehe,Emma, Anna Dąbrowska, River Joo, Laura Edwards, mltraxler, Dave Jiley, Ratatozsk, Erin Daly, Indecisive Geek If you'd like to join them be sure to visit www.patreon.com/rustyquillCreated by Tim Meredith and Ben MeredithProduced by Lowri Ann DaviesExecutive Producer Alexander J NewallPerformances:I.M.O.G.E.N: Imogen HarrisDavid 7: Ben MeredithHartro Piltz: Jenny HaufekTrexel Geistman: Tim MeredithNumber 1: Amy DickinsonNumber 48: Rachel MeredithWith special thanks to John Henry Falle, Lowri Ann Davies, Alexander J Newall & Sue Sims as character witnesses.Editing: Alexander J Newall and David DevereuxMusic: Samuel DF JonesArtwork: Anika KhanFeatured SFX:Foley and sound design by David Devereux with additional effects from Garuda1982 & previously credited artists via freesound.org.Subscribe using your podcast software of choice or by visiting www.rustyquill.com/subscribe and be sure to rate and review us online; it really helps us spread across the galaxy.Join our community:WEBSITE: www.rustyquill.comFACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/therustyquill/TWITTER: @therustyquillREDDIT: www.reddit.com/r/RustyQuill/DISCORD: https://discord.gg/KckTv8yEMAIL: mail@rustyquill.comStellar Firma is a podcast distributed by Rusty Quill Ltd. and Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Sharealike 4.0 International Licence. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Alex, Lydia and Ben as they continue their adventure in ancient Rome.This week Grizzop is on the lookout for evil doers while Sasha just wants a cup of tea!Thanks to this week's Patrons: Janik Helbig, malakambla, Jennifer Hamilton, Spiderweb, Dalton Floyd, Alissa Morrow, August Johannes Rian, Meredith, Liam Heigis, Rachel, Nielle Hehe,Emma, Anna Dąbrowska, River Joo, Laura Edwards, mltraxler, Dave Jiley, Ratatozsk, Erin Daly, Indecisive Geek If you'd like to join them be sure to visit www.patreon.com/rustyquillEditing this week by Lowri Ann Davies, Zachary Fortais-Gomm & Alexander J NewallSFX this week by HunteR4708 & previously credited artists via freesound.org.As always, today’s game system is available for free at www.d20pfsrd.comJoin our community:WEBSITE: rustyquill.comFACEBOOK: facebook.com/therustyquillTWITTER: @therustyquillREDDIT: reddit.com/r/RustyQuillDISCORD: https://discord.gg/KckTv8yEMAIL: mail@rustyquill.comRusty Quill Gaming is a podcast distributed by Rusty Quill Ltd. and licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Sharealike 4.0 International Licence. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Infidelidade Emocional "Prometo guardar-me somente para ti, enquando eu viver. Para isso, empenho minha honra." Essas foram as ultimas duas frases dos nossos votos de casamento. Eu geralmente penso no "guardar-me" no aspecto físico, somente. Mas a verdade é que eu sou muito mais do que um corpo físico, e eu prometi guardar tudo de mim para o meu marido. Hoje os meus pais vão falar exatamente sobre isso. O tema de hoje é de extrema importância, e algo que não é falado com muita frequêcia. Como está o seu coração? Onde estão os seus pensamentos? Onde você tem investido sua energia emocional? Escute com o coração aberto para que Deus possa te mostrar quais áreas da sua vida, dos seus pensamentos e das suas emoções precisam ser redirecionados ao seu cônjuge. Sobre o que conversamos? O que é infidelidade emocional? Como identifico isso no meu coração e no meu casamento? Como a internet e as redes sociais intensificam o perigo da infidelidade emocional? Quais são alguns sinais de alerta que temos que estar atentos? Como podemos proteger os nossos casamentos de "affairs" emocionais? Recursos Mencionados Versículos Citados: Assim, aquele que julga estar firme, cuide-se para que não caia! 1 Coríntios 10:12 Bem-aventurados aqueles cujas maldades são perdoadas,E cujos pecados são cobertos. Romanos 4:7 Contra ti, contra ti somente pequei, e fiz o que é mal à tua vista, para que sejas justificado quando falares, e puro quando julgares. Salmos 51:4 Enganoso é o coração, mais do que todas as coisas, e perverso; quem o conhecerá? Jeremias 17:9 Livros Recomendados: O livro que os meus pais usaram para preparar esse assunto foi "Anatomy of an Affair" do autor David Carder. O outro livro citado foi "O Grande Abismo" do C.S. Lewis. Abaixo está um documento que você pode imprimir com a história do fantasma e do lagarto (são 4 páginas). O Fantasma e o Lagarto Devocional: Talvez essa tenha sido a primeira vez que você ouviu falar de infidelidade emocional. Talvez você esteja questionando se realmente é errado ou se tudo isso é um exagero. Vamos direto à Biblia. Procure suas respostas na Bíblia. Aqui está um guia para te ajudar a começar os seus estudos. Se quiser ver os outros que já estão disponíveis, vá até a página Sondando o Coração. Para baixar o dessa semana e imprimir, é só clicar na imagem logo abaixo. Sondando o Coração episódio 48 Como faço para me inscrever? Você sempre tem a opção de escutar diretamente aqui do site, mas o que eu sugiro é que você siga as instruções para receber os episódios diretamente no seu celular. Esse episódio tem duraçao de 1 hora e 12 minutos, então o ideal seria você poder escutar enquanto está dirigindo, fazendo exercício, na fila do banco, fazendo compras no mercado ou guardando os mesmo brinquedos pela vigésima vez! Então se você ainda não configurou tudo no seu celular para baixar os episódios automaticamente (sem usar dados móveis) e nem sabe como fazer isso, clique aqui se você tem android, ou aqui se você tem um iPhone. Se você estiver visualizando nesse momento do seu celular, você pode clicar nas palavras roxinhas logo abaixo do player no topo do post. Se você tiver um iPhone, clica em “Apple Podcasts” e se tiver um Android, clica em “Android”. Ou… claro… sempre tem a opção de só clicar no botão de PLAY aqui no site mesmo

LeadingAge Workforce Innovators is a production of LeadingAge's Center for Workforce Solutions. The show examines promising practices and innovations to meet workforce challenges. This episode features Laura Edwards and Rikki Brady from Clark-Lindsey, a LeadingAge member in Illinois, along with Dr. Wendy Bartlo of the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. They discuss Clark-Lindsey’s internship program, its nursing development program, and the value of relationships between aging-services organizations and higher education institutions. Workforce Innovators is hosted by Gene Mitchell. Susan Hildebrandt leads the Center for Workforce Solutions.

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Personal Encounters - Week 2 - Jo Hargreaves & Laura Edwards

Mantendo o Casamento como Prioridade O casamento muda mesmo depois que vem os filhos? A pergunta chega até a ser cômica para quem já tem filhos! Muda, e muda muito. Mas essa mudança não precisa ser para pior. Sim, filhos exigem muito do nosso tempo e energia, mas existem maneiras práticas que podemos manter o casamento como prioridade, mesmo em meio a noites mal dormidas, infinitas atividades escolares e falta de tempo para sair só o casal. Os meus pais sempre foram intencionais em manter o casamento como prioridade, e nessa entrevista eles dão algumas dicas práticas de coisas que eles faziam quando estavam nessa fase de vida, e também contam como esse investimento que eles fizeram ajudou na transição para o “ninho vazio”, quando eu e minha irmã saímos de casa.   Sobre o que conversamos? Eles falam sobre como o casamento muda com o nascimento do primeiro filhos... como lidaram com ajustes que precisaram fazer à rotina... A minha mãe menciona os estilos parentais da Baumrind. Quem quiser aprender mais sobre isso, aqui tem dois textos Esse é de fácil leitura e dá um resumo simples. Esse é mais científico. "Regras sem relacionamento leva à rebeldia" Josh McDowell. Mesmo que vocês discordem sobre alguma coisa (em relação à educação dos filhos), na frente dos filhos vocês concordam! Sempre devemos demonstrar uma frente unida. Como ter flexibilidade em meio as mudanças de fases de vida, mas manter a intencionalidade para criar momentos de saúde. (exercício fisico, tempo para o casal...) Como ter momentos em casal se não tem família por perto para ajudar cuidando dos fihos? Eles não moravam perto de nenhuma das suas famílias, então eles dão algumas ideias de como eles se viraram. Talves algumas dessas ideias possa te ajudar se você nao tem família por perto. Devemos investir no casamento agora, porque não queremos nos deparar com a realidade que o nosso conjuge se tornou um “estranho” quando os nossos filhos saírem de casa. Versículo que mencionaram: Cantares de Salomão 2:15 Alguns problemas no casamento são cíclicos... isso é normal, mas não pode ser ignorado. A força do casamento está nas escolhas que você faz. Você pode escolher ignorar um problema, ou tratar ele. Se a gasolina está acabando no carro, você não ignora, você coloca gasolina porque a consequência do tanque vazio é imediata. A consequência de ignorar problemas no casamento não é tão imediata, e por isso muitas vezes é varrido por debaixo do tapete. As vezes a gente acha que “ainda dá” pra levar o casamento do jeito que está, mas as vezes “acaba a gasolina” e está tarde demais. A melhor maneira de amar os seus filhos é amando o seu conjuge em primeiro lugar   Recursos Mencionados Eles recomendaram o livro "Coloque-se no lugar DELE, Coloque-se no lugar DELA" do LEs & Leslie Parrot. Coloquei uma foto da capa e um link na lista de Livros Recomendados.   Agora quero escutar! Aqui está o Episódio 1! Pode clicar e escutar diretamente aqui do site, mas o que eu recomendo é que você siga as instruções para receber os episódios diretamente no seu celular. Esse episódio tem duraçao de 37 minutos, então o ideal seria você poder escutar enquanto está dirigindo, fazendo exercício, na fila do banco, fazendo compras no mercado ou guardando os mesmo brinquedos pela vigésima vez! Então se você ainda não configurou tudo no seu celular para baixar os episódios automaticamente (sem usar dados móveis) e nem sabe como fazer isso, clique aqui se você tem android, ou aqui se você tem um iPhone. Ou... só clique no botão de PLAY logo aqui abaixo :)

  PUSH from Manchester’s HOME arts centre is an annual festival each January that brings together Manchester-based performance artists and companies for just over two weeks of performances, readings, workshops, screenings, exhibitions and other events. At the launch on 12 January, BTG editor David Chadderton spoke to one of the programming team for PUSH, Jodie Ratcliffe, as well as some of the artists whose work will be featured in the festival: Ben Mellor of Pen-Chant Emilie Lahouel and Laura Edwards of Meraki Collective about Only Speak When Spoken To Remi Adefeyisan from Truth Be Told about True Stories Josh Coates on the Untitled AI Project Martin Gibbons of Monkeywood Theatre on The Manchester Project Sue Jenkins, producer and director of Narcissist in the Mirror, written and performed by Rosie Fleeshman PUSH 2018 runs at HOME Manchester from Friday 12 to Saturday 27 January. For more information, including the full programme of events, see the theatre’s web site.