Podcasts about lgbtqqia

Rev. Teague is grateful to be back at UU Houston. This time he is pondering that we are fairly consistently celebrating the PRIDE Month events and participating in parades as radical welcoming religious communities of Unitarian Universalists. We have the appropriate rainbow attire and are led in these events by our own LGBTQQIA+ members and friends. We have hosted same sex marriages for many years prior to the legal recognition and were present to do more of them as the freedom to marry became the law of the land.   Rev. Teague believes that given our loving stance, maybe we are ready and able to do more. It is Fathers Day Sunday and he proposes we embrace the communal effort to be the providers and protectors of the children now proudly carrying rainbow flags and living in myriad queer identities. He says, "I know I could have used the parental help. I think there are youth looking for what we can uniquely offer."

In this week's episode I talk to the incredible Dr Laura Farmer. Laura tells us her journey of reconnecting to her own intuition and the moment that after 2 years of quietly knowing, she trusted her intuition to make a decision to pivot the work she was bringing into the world. Laura's shares her journey of reconnection starting with Qoya, which  led her into private practice guiding others into authentic expression. We also discuss Laura's social justice work supporting LGBTQQIA young people and the importance and necessity of centring the experiences and realities of marginalised groups in our work. There is such power in this episode.About Dr Laura:Dr. Laura B. Farmer is a licensed professional counselor, mental health educator, writer, researcher, and intuition enthusiast. She serves as a bridge between the validity of our intuitive, internally-derived wisdom and rational, empirically-derived knowledge. Through expressive arts and integrative healing techniques, she helps people reconnect with their own inner authority to live more authentic and empowered lives. Her non-profit work centers on supporting LGBTQ+ youth to explore, express, and embrace their whole selves. Laura is the mom of three amazing children who give her daily lessons in trusting our intuition and creative process. Website: www.laurabfarmer.comFacebook: @theintuitivecounselorpageInstagram: @theintuitivecounselorAbout Meghan:Meghan Field is an intersectional social justice activist, Qoya Teacher, Intuitive Embodiment and Practical Magic Coach, Moon Mna/Irish Celtic lineage practitioner and Owner of Sacred Kernow Retreats.  Meghan lives in England, where she works as a Director of Advance Charity and offers 1:1 and group well-being and empowerment classes, workshops and retreats for women.In her embodiment and empowerment work, Meghan supports women to remember who we are before the world told us who we should be. Through all of her work, Meghan reminds us to slow down, get clear on who we are, listen to our intuition, honour our unique voices and step into our power.For more information and to work with Meghan:Email: hello@meghanfield.comWebsite: www.meghanfield.comInstagram: @qoyawithmeghanTwitter: @meghanfeministaFacebook: @QoyawithmeghanPodcast Music: ‘Behind Your Eyes' by Stereo Soul Future - www.stereosoulfuture.com.

In today's special Who To Watch episode, we are joined by George Evans Marley (GEM), the Treasurer and all around operations person at Haus of Codec (along with Julio E. Berroa, Haley Johnson, Alexander Ruiz, and Charlotte Gagnon). GEM, Nick, and Sascha discuss their story of growing up in our “weird” state, their own experience with homelessness, the many obstacles of starting a shelter in RI, Pokemon GO, and more. Take a listen to learn more about GEM and their work with Haus of Codec to bring safe spaces to LGBTQQIA+ youth in PVD and statewide.

PortraitA tout juste 25 ans, Dominique Payet, alias Brandon Gercera, ne recule devant rien pour sortir la communauté LGBTQQIA+ de l'ombre. Artiste plasticien, performeur, chercheur décolonial et activiste queer réunionnais, iel se définit comme “pédé, versatile et zoréole avec des croyances religieuses malgaches et comoriennes”. Récemment mis en lumière pour avoir organisé la première marche des fiertés à La Réunion le 16 mai dernier, Brandon Gercara travaille activement à créer des espaces de luttes intersectionnels, notamment à travers sa pratique artistique. Jeanne Lacaille nous dresse le portrait de cet activiste hors du commun. MusikactuEmbarquez pour une balade musicale et gustative autour du monde, avec le livre-disque “Argent et Inox s'échappent du tiroir” (Le Label dans la Forêt) et découvrez l'album posthume de la reine des tziganes Esma Redzepova, "My Last Song"“Argent et Inox s'échappent du tiroir” est un livre à emporter cet été pour raconter et faire écouter aux jeunes citoyens du monde cette belle histoire de voyage gustatif et culturel autour du monde, aux Etats-Unis, Espagne, Maroc, Brésil et Japon, à travers les yeux de deux petites cuillères qui n'ont pas du tout envie de rester coincées dans le tiroir pendant que toute la famille s'envole vers d'autres contrées pour les vacances. Jean-Philippe Crespin, a été l'arrangeur de plusieurs disques de la chanteuse brésilienne-parisienne Monica Passos. Versé depuis quelques années dans la musique pour la jeunesse, il signe en compagnie du conteur et journaliste Benjamin Minimum et de la dessinatrice Stefania Arcieri ce livre-disque.Nouvelle escale en Macédoine, où l'on peut à nouveau entendre la voix de la reine des roms, la diva et grande chanteuse Esma Redzepova, qui savait voguer entre chansons traditionnelles tziganes, romances langoureuses et morceaux à danser. Décédée en 2016, elle avait fait ses derniers enregistrements avec le groupe de la nouvelle vague macédonienne les Nune Brothers, enregistrements que l'on peut désormais découvrir sur ce nouvel album “My Last Song, A Tribute to Macedonia's Gypsy Queen” (ARC Music).D'ici et d'ailleursVisitez l'une des plus magnifiques collections d'instruments du monde entier au Musée de la Cité de la Musique à la Villette à Paris. A l'occasion de la sortie du livre “Echos : 100 trésors du Musée de la Musique”, un magnifique ouvrage qui regroupe plusieurs pièces rares du Musée, avec photographie, histoire et description des instruments, François Dayre vous immerge dans la collection des instruments dits de “musique du monde” de ce Musée.Marie-Pauline Martin, directrice du Musée de la Musique, et Alexandre Girard Muscagorry, conservateur du Musée, nous font découvrir et entendre l'ancêtre de la kora, des vièles du Moyen-Orient, des flûtes chinoises utilisées sur les queues des pigeons, ou encore l'un des plus beaux ouds jamais facturés, sur fond de musique de Chine, d'Inde, du Baloutchistan, de Syrie, d'Afrique de l'ouest...Pour... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lou Lou and Bonnie Violet welcome our special guest to the show, Zachary Davenport, AKA LayBelline.  Zachary, LMFT, is a queer, non-binary, psychotherapist, specializing in community mental health for LGBTQQIA individuals, people living with HIV, and people who use drugs.  Zachary's own struggles with mental health, addiction and trauma, became their greatest assets and is the foundation of their clinical practice.  Zachary is the co-founder, creator, and inaugural host of the Castro Country Club's monthly drag show fundraiser and The Miss Castro Country Club's monthly drag show fundraiser and the Castro Country Club's annual Pageant.  Links mentioned in this episode:Connect with Zachary on Instagram:  zacharyD84 & laybellinesfSAMHSA- Substance Abuse and Mental Heath Services Administration https://www.samhsa.gov/find-help/national-helplineSF Suicide Prevention https://www.sfsuicide.org/Queer LifeSpace https://www.queerlifespace.org/SFDPH Community Behavioral Health Services Access Line (415) 255-3737 or (888) 246-3333At The CCC is broadcast live from The Castro Country Club in San Francisco every Tuesday at 6pm pst on our YouTube and Facebook channels.  We strive to create a brave space where we engage in topics of recovery, where there are no outside issues.  The Castro Country Club is a clean & sober gathering place for all people and a home for the queer recovery community. We endeavor to be a space where all can seek wisdom, serenity, courage and joy.To send us a voice message:    https://www.speakpipe.com/attheccc​Email:  podcast@castrocountryclub.orgYoutube:  http://bit.ly/attheccc​Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/CastroCountryClubFor more information go to www.castrocountryclub.orgAddress:   Castro Country Club 4058 18th Street, San Francisco CA 94114.

In this episode we discuss the alphabet mafia aka the LGBTQQIA+ community For more about intersex experiences check out Sex talks with Sean Saifa Wall and Ericka Hart https://www.instagram.com/tv/CCHm0PNg-U1/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link More info on asexuality and the Bojack Horseman reference Zipporah makes can be found here : https://www.them.us/story/bojack-horseman-asexuality https://www.them.us/story/bojack-horseman-asexuality

Today I'm chatting with the author of the upcoming book Laziness Does Not Exist, Dr. Devon Price. Most of us think of ourselves as inherently lazy - but what if we are just tapped out? Burnt out? Overworked? Overwhelmed? And what if laziness is actually just... normal? Protective? Even... helpful? There is almost always a pretty legit reason we *feel lazy* whether it be mental health struggles, not having the support we need, or just... being burnt out. Did you know that the 40 hour work week is too long? And studies show that the max work time you can really "get" out of people is 3-4 hours a day??? YEA!!! Listen to this one. Find Devon on instagram Devon's website Laziness Does Not Exist   Sponsors! SIDE BY SIDE NUTRITION. Side By Side’s dietitians work to empower people to become their own nutrition experts. Their team of health at every size and weight inclusive nutrition therapists work virtually all over the United States – and locally in Colorado. They put out free weekly content on their YouTube channel, blog, and instagram to help inspire your journey to a trusting and self-compassionate relationship with food and your body. They work both individually with clients of all ages, genders, and diagnoses in addition to running groups -including a body image group and binge eating group. They offer one on one nutrition and body image therapy to those who struggle with eating disorders, disordered eating, chronic dieting, they also take a variety of insurances including the large commercial insurance companies Cigna, Aetna, and United Healthcare. If you are ready work one-on-one, you can email contact@sidebysidenutrition.com or call 708-717-7394. sidebysidenutrition.com   Topaz Trauma Healing. Often, anxiety, depression, body disconnection, substance use, and negative self beliefs can actually be trauma responses, and a sign that there is trauma to process in your healing journey. If you are interested in exploring trauma work, Caroline Pegram is a SLC based licensed clinical social worker and somatic practitioner - for anyone new to the concept, somatic work is about accessing healing by feeling and getting back into the body, and is very effective for addressing trauma. Through her practice Topaz Trauma Healing, she offers online tele-mental health therapy and somatic work to folks across the country. Her approach is centered around  embodied presence, empathy, connection, and deep listening. Her work is attachment-focused, which helps to reshape relationship patterns. She is also inspired by polyvagal theory, an approach to create a sense of safety using the nervous system. Caroline embraces a HAES framework, is motivated by restorative justice, and is allied with those who are LGBTQQIA identifying. She works with ages 13 and up, as well as families who are seeking a safe environment to take up space. If you are curious about integrating this kind of work into your healing journey, you can connect with Caroline through her instagram @topaz.healing or visit her website at www.topaztraumahealing.com   

Today on SA Voices From the Field we have Dr. Matthew Jeffries and Dr. Salvador Mena as they talk about how COVID-19 has impacted LGBTQQIA+ and LatinX populations as well as what we can do to better serve these populations. About the Guests Dr. Matthew Jeffries is the Director of the Gender Identity Expression and Sexual Orientation Resource Center at Washington State University.   You can reach Dr. Jeffries through emailing him at matthew.jeffries@wsu.edu Dr. Salvador Mena is the Associate Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs at Rutgers University. You can contact Dr. Mena over Twitter at @sbmena1 or by email at salvador.mena@rutgers.edu

As the 2020-2021 admissions cycle draws near, many of you may be scrambling to take your LSAT-Flex and get your application packages in line. And you couldn’t have better timing. Applying early and broadly is the best way to nab your best deals for the 2021-2022 school year. To help you in your lawyerly quest, the guys read discuss some ProctorU woes that students have been having, and they also report on some hacks that may help you with registration over the next few months. Nathan and Ben also answer some important questions around when and if you should re-take the test after a disappointing performance, and they read through a rock-solid personal statement that helped earn a bunch of full-ride scholarships. Plus, the guys discuss LGBTQQIA+ diversity statements, tackle an LR question from practice test 65, and more. Read more on our website!

The United States Supreme Court ruled on June 15, in a 6-3 decision, Bostock v. Clayton County, that Title VII’s prohibitions against sex discrimination in the workplace protects gay, lesbian and transgender employees. Justice Neil Gorsuch, who wrote the majority opinion, concluded that the term “sex” in Title VII applies to one’s identification as LGBTQQIA, writing, “An employer who fires an individual for being homosexual or transgender fires that person for traits or actions it would not have questioned in members of a different sex. Sex plays a necessary and undisguisable role in the decision, exactly what Title VII forbids.” Now that there is clarity on this issue, employers must make sure their policies, practices and training includes awareness of LGBTQQIA legal obligations and protections. While there will most likely be future cases regarding ancillary issues, such as bathroom/shower privacy and religious beliefs, there can be no question that those in the LGBTQQIA community are protected by federal law and cannot be discriminated against. Even without this decision, most in the field of HR Management have long practiced and pushed their organizations to treat everyone, regardless of their sexual orientation, with the same respect, fairness and equality, as anyone else in the workplace. This is one of the reasons Kelly and I are proud to be HR professionals, HR is generally on the cutting edge of positive social change and inclusiveness. Thanks for listening to Survive HR and please let us know if we can be of service to you in any way.

#15: Relationships are perhaps one of the most important aspects of our lives. This is why taking the time to understand the intricacy of relationships so that we can approach them from a conscious and intentional mindset is so essential.  In this week's episode of Woke Wellness, I'm joined by Todd Baratz - a licensed psychotherapist with a private practice specializing in relationships and sexuality. He is a writer, philosopher, mental health activist, and advocate for the LGBTQQIA community. His primary goal is to reconnect individuals and couples to their humanity.  In this episode, Todd and I discuss the importance of reconnecting to the body, releasing expectations and judgment in our relationships with others and with ourselves, love languages, sexuality, and more! To connect with Todd Baratz click HERE. To view Todd's website click HERE. Todd's book recommendations: Sex Outside The Lines - Chris Donahue; Loving Bravely - Alexander Soloman To connect with Kelly Collins click HERE. To view Kelly's blog click HERE. To attend Year of You 2020 click HERE. Get your '7 Mantras To Heal Your Chakras Freebie' HERE. 

We’ve been hearing a lot about the LGBTQQIA community the past several years as more and more arguments are made that those who fall into this group are protected by Title VII’s prohibitions against sex discrimination. Several lower courts have split on whether Title VII’s provisions include protection for LGBTQQIA members. The Supreme Court heard arguments regarding this issue on October 8, 2019 and it was unclear as to how the justices were leaning.

Nicholas Hatten is the Founder and Executive Director of the San Joaquin Pride Center (SJCP). A proven leader and agent for change, Hatten has challenged the San Joaquin County and Central Valley to evaluate how it can best serve its LGBT+ community. He forged a collaboration with the Los Angeles Pride Center and other LGBT+ agencies that resulted in a million-dollar Covered California Outreach & Education grant, the first time the Central Valley area was included in LGBT+ specific healthcare work. As an organizer, Nicholas was instrumental in empowering local LGBT+ youth to advocate for anti-bullying resources and a focus on better school climates for LGBT+ youth on campus. This resulted in the Stockton Unified School District is the very first district in the state of California to include "LGBT" specific language in their LCFF/LCAP budget in 2016. As the recipient of one of three California Reducing Disparities Pilot Project grants, Hatten is now collaborating with California's Public Health Department on a model for increasing acceptance of LGBT+ youth in schools and within the community that will reduce the rate of incidents that lead to mental health illness among our youth. The mission of the San Joaquin Pride Center is to serve the diverse LGBTQQIA community in San Joaquin County and the surrounding areas by creating a safe and welcoming space, by providing resources that enrich body, mind, and spirit, and by educating the public in tolerance and respect for all people within the LGBTQQIA community. https://www.sjpridecenter.org/ Donation / Fundraising Your support of our Pride Center will help us continue to provide vital services to our LGBT community such as our LGBT sensitivity training, legal referrals, peer groups, and outreach and advocacy within the larger County community. https://www.sjpridecenter.org/donate

Sarah Mountz is an assistant professor in the School of Social Welfare at UAlbany. Her research focuses on the experiences of LGBTQ youth in child welfare and juvenile justice systems, and among homeless youth populations. This episode includes sound bites from the 2017 mini-documentary, "From Our Perspectives: Untold Stories of LGBTQ Youth in the Los Angeles Foster Care System," which features community-based, qualitative research by Mountz and Moshoula Capous-Desyllas of California State University Northridge. Watch the documentary: https://vimeo.com/220431684. Related paper: Mountz, S., Capous-Desyllas, M. and Pourciau, E. (2018). “Because we’re fighting to be ourselves:” voices from transgender and gender expansive former foster youth. Child Welfare, 96, 1, 103. The UAlbany News Podcast is hosted and produced by Sarah O'Carroll, a Communications Specialist at the University at Albany, State University of New York, with production assistance by Patrick Dodson and Scott Freedman. Have a comment or question about one of our episodes? You can email us at mediarelations@albany.edu, and you can find us on Twitter @UAlbanyNews.

I hangout with my beautiful friends Anya, Keisha and Nakia to discuss the cultural impact of Black Panther and all things “SNACKS.” The episode starts with two separate interviews with people outside of the theater waiting to see the film. Later the ladies discuss their thoughts on the film. #WakandaOverEverybody   Discussion: Black Panther Menu Choosing the right atmosphere to watch Black films African Attire & Appropriation The Film’s Oakland Intro The Scriptwriting Museum Bae and Jabari Snacks Black Panther’s Cultural Influence Non-Black Reception LGBTQQIA & Representation Wakanda Series & Afro-Futurism Travel and Visiting Africa Michael B. Jordan - Not Believable? Shoutouts: Booktini http://www.booktini.com Twitter, FB & IG: @Booktini Mate Masie Curation https://www.instagram.com/matemasiecuration Contact Me: Questions? Comments? Or Show Topics you would like to hear? Contact Me: lifeselective@gmail.com Twitter: @LifesPodcast  #LifesPodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifesElectivePodcast/

Melissa DaSilva is a clinical social worker and founder of the group practice East Coast Mental Wellness in Providence, RI. She serves as an individual and couples therapist, as well as a group facilitator. She has spent many years working in schools as a school social worker and has an upcoming podcast titled Pride Connections.   Melissa is an expert in the field of transgender topics, and works with many trans and nonbinary youth to provide support throughout their transition. She collaborates with outside providers to ensure comprehensive care for those who wish to pursue physical transition. Melissa enjoys working with clients on LGBTQ topics, academic issues, bipolar disorder, and personality disorders. She also has experience supporting clients with anxiety, depression, and life transitions. Her practice is welcoming towards all genders and sexualities, as well as poly and kink couples. She uses a variety of approaches in her therapy including pet therapy, meditation, and places a lot of focus on sleep and nutritional health. When Melissa isn't running her business she is creating art and selling it at local markets.    Listen in to hear Melissa share: What all the letters mean in LGBTQQIA (they are all different and all important) What the terms cisgender, non-binary, gender-expansive and gender fluid mean The difference between sex and gender How to talk to explain sexual orientation and gender to kids in very simple terms How can you and your family be supportive of LGBTQQIA children How to can you be supportive if you suspect your child might be LGBTQQIA How to ask someone about their sexual orientation and/or gender expression How to use gender pronouns correctly and appropriately   Links Mentioned: Podcast Website: PrideConnections.com Private Practice Website: eastcoastmentalwellness.com Melissa’s Email: Melissa@prideconnections.com  

The whole crew is back this week and we also have Honey Bear joining us on the cast. This week we talk about some controversial figures passing away, MLK shootings, Amazon Echo Dot, The Golden Eggplants Extended, Mike Tyson's diss track, Hidden Figures, more DCEU editing issues, LGBTQQIA, and more! Sponsors! Loot Crate: Save 10% on any new subscription at www.trylootcrate.com/BthanBTI. Enter promo code: bridge10 for 10% savings. Gamefly: Sign up for a premium FREE 30-Day (1 game out) trial at the following URL: www.gameflyoffer.com/BthanBTI. Come follow us: http://www.beenhadproductions.com/bthanbti SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/bthanbti Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BthanBTI/ Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/bthanbti Twitter: @BthanBTI iTunes: https://itun.es/i6SJ6Pw YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/BlackerThanBlackTimesInfinity

DISCLAIMER: The information is provided is for entertainment use only and should not be used to replace a physician's advice. These exercises and tools are not intended to replace appropriate medical care, but to enhance it. Thank you all for your support. At this time, we are taking a break. If you would like to find us Monday, Tuesday, or Thursday log on to: www.theilluminatinetwork.com. Look for "Medicine Women Reveal" in "Talk Shows." Join Brenda Bates & Jenn Tafel Medicine Women to find out why your soul is projecting your life the way that it is. You may be noticing signs such as: financial burdens, relationship dramas and health issues—not just aches and pains, but stress, anxiety, depression—but what do they mean for YOU? Your life is not just an accident. Your soul is bringing in realities you can’t see. The world of nature, issues in life, body issues represent life as… Let us take a journey and discover what these clues and signs represent in your life. Medicine Women Reveal use science, spirituality, and healing tools to help people make sense of their world. They help connect the dots and solve the mysteries. They give direction so people can take ownership of their lives. They use philosophies such as those that come from Emanuel Swedenborg. Learn to resolve to evolve and heal instead of deal. Discussing metaphysics, energy work, spiritual investigation. Medicine Women Reveal is LGBTQQIA-affirming. www.mwreveal.com www.facebook.com/mwreveal @MWreveal

DISCLAIMER: The information is provided is for entertainment use only and should not be used to replace a physician's advice. These exercises and tools are not intended to replace appropriate medical care, but to enhance it. Thank you all for your support. At this time, we are taking a break. If you would like to find us Monday, Tuesday, or Thursday log on to: www.theilluminatinetwork.com. Look for "Medicine Women Reveal" in "Talk Shows." Join Brenda Bates & Jenn Tafel Medicine Women to find out why your soul is projecting your life the way that it is. You may be noticing signs such as: financial burdens, relationship dramas and health issues—not just aches and pains, but stress, anxiety, depression—but what do they mean for YOU? Your life is not just an accident. Your soul is bringing in realities you can’t see. The world of nature, issues in life, body issues represent life as… Let us take a journey and discover what these clues and signs represent in your life. Medicine Women Reveal use science, spirituality, and healing tools to help people make sense of their world. They help connect the dots and solve the mysteries. They give direction so people can take ownership of their lives. They use philosophies such as those that come from Emanuel Swedenborg. Learn to resolve to evolve and heal instead of deal. Discussing metaphysics, energy work, spiritual investigation. Medicine Women Reveal is LGBTQQIA-affirming. www.mwreveal.com www.facebook.com/mwreveal @MWreveal

DISCLAIMER: The information is provided is for entertainment use only and should not be used to replace a physician's advice. These exercises and tools are not intended to replace appropriate medical care, but to enhance it. Join Brenda Bates & Jenn Tafel Medicine Women to find out why your soul is projecting your life the way that it is. You may be noticing signs such as: financial burdens, relationship dramas and health issues—not just aches and pains, but stress, anxiety, depression—but what do they mean for YOU? Your life is not just an accident. Your soul is bringing in realities you can’t see. The world of nature, issues in life, body issues represent life as… Let us take a journey and discover what these clues and signs represent in your life. Medicine Women Reveal use science, spirituality, and healing tools to help people make sense of their world. They help connect the dots and solve the mysteries. They give direction so people can take ownership of their lives. They use philosophies such as those that come from Emanuel Swedenborg. Learn to resolve to evolve and heal instead of deal. Discussing metaphysics, energy work, spiritual investigation. Medicine Women Reveal is LGBTQQIA-affirming. www.mwreveal.com www.facebook.com/mwreveal @MWreveal

DISCLAIMER: The information is provided is for entertainment use only and should not be used to replace a physician's advice. These exercises and tools are not intended to replace appropriate medical care, but to enhance it. Join Brenda Bates & Jenn Tafel Medicine Women to find out why your soul is projecting your life the way that it is. You may be noticing signs such as: financial burdens, relationship dramas and health issues—not just aches and pains, but stress, anxiety, depression—but what do they mean for YOU? Your life is not just an accident. Your soul is bringing in realities you can’t see. The world of nature, issues in life, body issues represent life as… Let us take a journey and discover what these clues and signs represent in your life. Medicine Women Reveal use science, spirituality, and healing tools to help people make sense of their world. They help connect the dots and solve the mysteries. They give direction so people can take ownership of their lives. They use philosophies such as those that come from Emanuel Swedenborg. Learn to resolve to evolve and heal instead of deal. Discussing metaphysics, energy work, spiritual investigation. Medicine Women Reveal is LGBTQQIA-affirming. www.mwreveal.com www.facebook.com/mwreveal @MWreveal

DISCLAIMER: The information is provided is for entertainment use only and should not be used to replace a physician's advice. These exercises and tools are not intended to replace appropriate medical care, but to enhance it. Join Brenda Bates & Jenn Tafel Medicine Women to find out why your soul is projecting your life the way that it is. You may be noticing signs such as: financial burdens, relationship dramas and health issues—not just aches and pains, but stress, anxiety, depression—but what do they mean for YOU? Your life is not just an accident. Your soul is bringing in realities you can’t see. The world of nature, issues in life, body issues represent life as… Let us take a journey and discover what these clues and signs represent in your life. Medicine Women Reveal use science, spirituality, and healing tools to help people make sense of their world. They help connect the dots and solve the mysteries. They give direction so people can take ownership of their lives. They use philosophies such as those that come from Emanuel Swedenborg. Learn to resolve to evolve and heal instead of deal. Discussing metaphysics, energy work, spiritual investigation. Medicine Women Reveal is LGBTQQIA-affirming. www.mwreveal.com www.facebook.com/mwreveal @MWreveal

DISCLAIMER: The information is provided is for entertainment use only and should not be used to replace a physician's advice. These exercises and tools are not intended to replace appropriate medical care, but to enhance it. Join Brenda Bates & Jenn Tafel Medicine Women to find out why your soul is projecting your life the way that it is. You may be noticing signs such as: financial burdens, relationship dramas and health issues—not just aches and pains, but stress, anxiety, depression—but what do they mean for YOU? Your life is not just an accident. Your soul is bringing in realities you can’t see. The world of nature, issues in life, body issues represent life as… Let us take a journey and discover what these clues and signs represent in your life. Medicine Women Reveal use science, spirituality, and healing tools to help people make sense of their world. They help connect the dots and solve the mysteries. They give direction so people can take ownership of their lives. They use philosophies such as those that come from Emanuel Swedenborg. Learn to resolve to evolve and heal instead of deal. Discussing metaphysics, energy work, spiritual investigation. Medicine Women Reveal is LGBTQQIA-affirming. www.mwreveal.com www.facebook.com/mwreveal @MWreveal

DISCLAIMER: The information is provided is for entertainment use only and should not be used to replace a physician's advice. These exercises and tools are not intended to replace appropriate medical care, but to enhance it. Join Brenda Bates & Jenn Tafel Medicine Women to find out why your soul is projecting your life the way that it is. You may be noticing signs such as: financial burdens, relationship dramas and health issues—not just aches and pains, but stress, anxiety, depression—but what do they mean for YOU? Your life is not just an accident. Your soul is bringing in realities you can’t see. The world of nature, issues in life, body issues represent life as… Let us take a journey and discover what these clues and signs represent in your life. Medicine Women Reveal use science, spirituality, and healing tools to help people make sense of their world. They help connect the dots and solve the mysteries. They give direction so people can take ownership of their lives. They use philosophies such as those that come from Emanuel Swedenborg. Learn to resolve to evolve and heal instead of deal. Discussing metaphysics, energy work, spiritual investigation. Medicine Women Reveal is LGBTQQIA-affirming. www.mwreveal.com www.facebook.com/mwreveal @MWreveal

DISCLAIMER: The information is provided is for entertainment use only and should not be used to replace a physician's advice. These exercises and tools are not intended to replace appropriate medical care, but to enhance it. Join Brenda Bates & Jenn Tafel Medicine Women to find out why your soul is projecting your life the way that it is. You may be noticing signs such as: financial burdens, relationship dramas and health issues—not just aches and pains, but stress, anxiety, depression—but what do they mean for YOU? Your life is not just an accident. Your soul is bringing in realities you can’t see. The world of nature, issues in life, body issues represent life as… Let us take a journey and discover what these clues and signs represent in your life. Medicine Women Reveal use science, spirituality, and healing tools to help people make sense of their world. They help connect the dots and solve the mysteries. They give direction so people can take ownership of their lives. They use philosophies such as those that come from Emanuel Swedenborg. Learn to resolve to evolve and heal instead of deal. Discussing metaphysics, energy work, spiritual investigation. Medicine Women Reveal is LGBTQQIA-affirming. www.mwreveal.com www.facebook.com/mwreveal @MWreveal

DISCLAIMER: The information is provided is for entertainment use only and should not be used to replace a physician's advice. These exercises and tools are not intended to replace appropriate medical care, but to enhance it. Join Brenda Bates & Jenn Tafel Medicine Women to find out why your soul is projecting your life the way that it is. You may be noticing signs such as: financial burdens, relationship dramas and health issues—not just aches and pains, but stress, anxiety, depression—but what do they mean for YOU? Your life is not just an accident. Your soul is bringing in realities you can’t see. The world of nature, issues in life, body issues represent life as… Let us take a journey and discover what these clues and signs represent in your life. Medicine Women Reveal use science, spirituality, and healing tools to help people make sense of their world. They help connect the dots and solve the mysteries. They give direction so people can take ownership of their lives. They use philosophies such as those that come from Emanuel Swedenborg. Learn to resolve to evolve and heal instead of deal. Discussing metaphysics, energy work, spiritual investigation. Medicine Women Reveal is LGBTQQIA-affirming. www.mwreveal.com www.facebook.com/mwreveal @MWreveal

DISCLAIMER: The information is provided is for entertainment use only and should not be used to replace a physician's advice. These exercises and tools are not intended to replace appropriate medical care, but to enhance it. Join Brenda Bates & Jenn Tafel Medicine Women to find out why your soul is projecting your life the way that it is. You may be noticing signs such as: financial burdens, relationship dramas and health issues—not just aches and pains, but stress, anxiety, depression—but what do they mean for YOU? Your life is not just an accident. Your soul is bringing in realities you can’t see. The world of nature, issues in life, body issues represent life as… Let us take a journey and discover what these clues and signs represent in your life. Medicine Women Reveal use science, spirituality, and healing tools to help people make sense of their world. They help connect the dots and solve the mysteries. They give direction so people can take ownership of their lives. They use philosophies such as those that come from Emanuel Swedenborg. Learn to resolve to evolve and heal instead of deal. Discussing metaphysics, energy work, spiritual investigation. Medicine Women Reveal is LGBTQQIA-affirming. www.mwreveal.com www.facebook.com/mwreveal @MWreveal