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In this episode, Dr. Lisa Levine leads a discussion focusing on what burden does pregnancy place on the heart, and why some women and birthing people develop heart disease for the first time during pregnancy.

In this week's episode, I had the pleasure of chatting with Lisa Levine. Lisa is an artist, an acupuncturist, a healer and the founder of Maha Rose. During our conversation, Lisa shares her journey into clown medicine, radical self-acceptance, and surrendering to the pathway of business stewardship, parenthood, and presence.   Other topics that came up during our conversation:  -business pillars and personal values  -creating a life of devotion -navigating the uncertainty of life and business -surrendering to the challenge that strengthen us   -leaning into the flexibility of parenthood If you'd like to connect with Lisa or learn more about Maha Rose visit www.maharose.com to check out their website for upcoming offerings, retreats and workshops. You can also follow along on Instagram: @maharose    Announcements: Activate Your Soul is open for registration! Activate Your Soul is an invitation to embody your soul's unique purpose and fullest expression. Inside AYS, we're healing and releasing feelings of not being good enough, overworking, over-giving and people pleasing mechanisms we learned in order to feel safe in the world.  This program instead invites you to discover your own unique pathway to a more soulful and nourishing life of collective service through soul-recovery and self-discovery. In other words, being able to show up in the world as your whole authentic self.  If you're an intuitive creative, entrepreneur, or healer and you're ready to step outside of the box and stop dimming your light then join us inside of Activate Your Soul to start aligning to your Soul's unique!     Let's Be Sure to Connect: Follow me on IG @onthecuspwellness! If you'd like to schedule a session with me, you can view my offerings here!    Spread the love: If this episode resonated with you & your journey, pass it on to a friend who could benefit from today's topic! Also, be sure to subscribe, rate & leave a review.    Show music prod by GOV

Its official, Super Bowl LVIII here in Las Vegas is set, and not the matchup that MOST of the country wanted to see.  Mo & Mel are struggling with having to have either team as the champions (due to divisional rivals of their teams), but will the #NFLScript writers surprise us anymore?  With the Super Bowl and ALL of its events hitting Las Vegas in a few short days, the ladies have a couple of awesome women on the show to share and talk about the events their involved in next week.   Lisa Levine, CEO/President of Celebrity Sweat, hosting it's 24th Annual Celebrity Flag Football Challenge on Thursday 2/8 at the Dollar Loan Center, Team #RGIII vs Team #TracyMcGrady and it benefiting first responders and local Veteran's organizations.  Cynthia Zordich, Founder of NFL Threads, Editor of The Playbook and board member of Off The Field NFL Wives.  Cynthia has the Threads invite only lunch on Thursday afternoon followed by the NFL Women Take the Field event inside the #NFLExperience on Thursday 2/8 3-5pm.  Also the 23rd annual Off the Field Charity Fashion Show at the Venetian Theater on Saturday 2/9.   The ladies share the stories of getting involved and doing more in the Sports world and offering a service that is needed to help others.  Both of these women have been doing amazing things for a long time and Mo & Mel were blessed to be able to share some time with them both ahead of the BUSY week in Vegas! Mo & Mel then discuss the Super Bowl, Halftime show, the #TaylorSwift effect on the NFL as well #HotTopics #VegasSports news #NBA news and #WNBA Free Agency moves have started!  Plus a special #girlpower Tickets for the Celebrity Flag Football Challenge:  www.celebflagfootball.com Tickets for the NFL Experience/NFL Women Take the Field Flag Football Game: https://www.nfl.com/super-bowl/event-info/super-bowl-experience/ Tickets for the Charity Fashion Show:https://www.eventbrite.com/e/off-the-field-nfl-wives-association-23rd-annual-charity-fashion-show-tickets-789807895677 We are #LIVE on Facebook LIVE each Wednesday through the GirlChatSports YouTube & Facebook & Twitter pages.  Miss the LIVE show? Don't worry, #Subscribe to our YouTube or we can also be found on your favorite podcast app through our LinkTree link https://linktr.ee/girlchatsports. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/girlchatsports/support

About Our GuestReb Cantor Lisa Levine is a well known cantor, composer, author, chaplain, poet and recording artist who builds bridges between faith communities.Lisa earned a BA from University of California Irvine and received her Ordination from HUC-JIR DFSSM. Lisa is the author of Yoga Shalom a popular Jewish Yoga book as well as the prayer voice of “Hebrew In Harmony” curriculum published by Behrman House Books. Her catalogue of 10 CD's and 6 songbooks of healing and worship music is widely published and featured in many compilations. Her album “Bridge To Peace” is dedicated to chaplaincy and healing. Her album “Jospel Jam” is a mix of Jewish and Gospel original music which unites people of all faiths and beliefs. “We Are All Candles" is on the album “In the Light” and “Rock of Ages” appears on the album “Keeping the Spirit.” Lisa's most recent album is “This Holy Place.”Lisa received Ordination as Rabbinic Pastor through Aleph Alliance for Jewish Renewal in 2018. She serves as a JSSA (Jewish Social Services) Chaplain and Chaplain of Riderwood Jewish Community in Silver Spring, MD. Lisa is a Registered Yoga Teacher and teaches yoga embodiment as well as music and chaplaincy in conferences and zoom rooms around the country. Her book Heart of Light: Poems of Longing, Loss and Life has recently been published and is available on Amazon.com. She is currently the Artist-In-Residence at Temple Rodeph Torah in Marlboro, NJ and freelances around the country.Here is Lisa's video of “We Are All Candles,” referenced in interview. About our host:Rabbi Edward Bernstein, PBCC, is the producer and host of NeshamaCast. He serves as Chaplain at Boca Raton Regional Hospital of Baptist Health South Florida. He is a member of the Board of Neshama: Association of Jewish Chaplains. Prior to his chaplain career, he served as a pulpit rabbi in congregations in New Rochelle, NY; Beachwood, OH; and Boynton Beach, FL. He is also the host and producer of My Teacher Podcast: A Celebration of the People Who Shape Our Lives. Here is Ed's interview with Jewish song leader and educator Rick Recht, who is mentioned in this interview.

Tell The TRUTH Primetime hosts Lisa Levine and Dr. Lorenza D. Smith chats about Relationship Trauma.

Today at most public high schools you'll find a full program of girls sports. The passage of Title IX in 1972 required schools receiving federal funding to not discriminate based on sex. It took some time for Cranford Public Schools to begin offering girls sports. It started with a field hockey team and in 1973, a girls basketball team was created. That team not only was a first, but it distinguished itself by playing in the state championship game its first season.Three seniors were the core of that team. Carol Blazejowski, Nancy French and Lisa Levine played together going back to their elementary grade days at Lincoln School. This week's Cranford Radio podcast brings the three together to  talk not only about that magical season, but to go back even further to the formation of their friendship and then to catch up on what they did after graduation.

In der heutigen Episode geht es um Zwänge. Franca berichtet von Fällen aus ihrer Praxis, und teilt die wichtigsten Gedanken, die dir als betroffener oder zugehöriger Person helfen, die Symptomatik zu verstehen und in den Griff zu bekommen. Die Seite von OCD- Land findest du hier: www.ocdland.com Den Artikel von Dr. Lisa Levine zu "non - engagement- responses" findest du hier: https://iocdf.org/expert-opinions/how-do-i-stop-thinking-about-this-what-to-do-when-youre-stuck-playing-mental-ping-pong/ Francas SISU- Programm für mehr Ruhe im Kopf, Mut im Herzen und Entspannung im Körper findest du hier: www.sisu-online.de Du möchtest mehr über unsere Werbepartner erfahren? Hier findest du alle Infos & Rabatte: https://linktr.ee/psychologietogo

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Lisa Levine, executive director of the Governor's Office of Workforce Innovation (GOWIN) discusses her career trajectory to her current role as executive director. The innovative partnerships with Workforce Connections, CSN, and other community partners for the SANDI Grant, a federal grant from the Department of Education, provide opportunities for training in specific occupations for the Southern Nevada region.Governor's Office of Workforce Innovation (GOWIN): https://owinn.nv.gov/Lisa Levine's Contact Information: Email: l-levine@detr.nv.gov

Dr. Lisa Bard Levine served as the former CEO of The MAVEN Project, a telehealth nonprofit that supports primary care providers in delivering comprehensive care to vulnerable patients at community health centers across the country. Her team recruits and retains experienced volunteer physicians who work closely with front line providers to educate, advise, and enhance local care capacity through provider-to-provider consults, one-on-one mentoring, and customized education sessions. Founded by alumni leaders from Harvard, Stanford, UCSF, Yale, and Tufts, The MAVEN Project's physician volunteers now represent over 40 medical specialties at over 90 community clinic sites for 765,000 patients. Dr. Levine shares with us her experience building the MAVEN Project and how we can enhance delivery of comprehensive care to the most vulnerable patient populations. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theia-hc/support

Musa and Ryan begin with the story that rocked the NWSL: Paul Riley was fired by the North Carolina Courage after former players said that he sexually coerced them dating back to 2010, with NWSL commissioner Lisa Baird and general counsel Lisa Levine also leaving their posts (07:53). Then, it's on to three special games this weekend, starting with an epic battle at Anfield between Liverpool and Manchester City (15:12), a vintage Atlético Madrid performance over Barcelona at the Wanda Metropolitano (35:13), and Eintracht Frankfurt's first win at Bayern in 21 years (51:58). There's also a roundup of some other key results in the Premier League, La Liga, Serie A, and Ligue 1, where Rennes halted PSG's 100 percent start to the season with a 2-0 victory. Host: Ryan Hunn and Musa Okwonga Producer: Ryan Hunn Additional Production Assistance: Elisheva Wimberly Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Cantor Lisa Levine is a nationally renowned composer, recording artist, author, poet, and worship leader. She was ordained with a Master's Degree in Sacred Music from Hebrew Union College in 1989. Cantor Levine has served congregations around the country as a full time Reform cantor for 30 years and as a guest artist and artist in residence. She received her Doctorate in Sacred Music after 25 years of service to the Jewish people in 2014. She was ordained as a rabbinic pastor from Aleph Alliance for Jewish Renewal in 2018. She serves as a JSSA (Jewish Social Services) Chaplain and Chaplain of Riderwood Jewish Community in Silver Spring, MD. She is a certified Yoga Teacher and is currently offering Yoga Shalom classes via zoom! Lisa is the creator and author of Yoga Shalom, a unique book/CD/DVD prayer embodiment practice and a featured artist in Hebrew in Harmony with Behrman House Books. She is the author of the book, Heart of Light. Poems of Longing, Loss, and Life. In our interview, we discuss her experience of the focus and movement of yoga and incorporating it into prayer and worship, as well as song and chanting. She speaks of the embodiment of prayer and the spiritual concepts of opening the heart, the chakras, the sefirot, and pranayama. “Chant is a musical dristi” Lisa also shares about the power of music and to use it for healing. She also speaks about how the yamas and niyamas tie into mussar and how the mat and prayer are mirrors for us and compares it to our own private mishkan. Please feel free to reach her at CantorLisaLevine@yahoo.com Please find her on the web at https://cantorlisalevine.com/ Please feel free to reach The Jewish Yogi at thejewishyogi@gmail.com and @thejewishyogi on instagram. Please feel free to follow, comment, and share. #thejewishyogi #jewishyoga #jewishyogagirl #modahjerwishyoga #Lisalevine #yogaandjudaism #chanting #yoga #Yogashalom #musicalhealing Enjoy and Shalom

Lisa Levine is a certified Life Coach and Health Coach and the author of “Midlife, No Crisis: An Audacious Guide to Embracing 50 and Beyond.”  In this episode she shares her love of Matcha Green Tea and helps women to embrace the changes later in life and age audaciously.   Through her business, Audacious Health & Wellness, she helps women who are approaching midlife create new and healthy habits in the way they think, eat, sleep and move, empowering them to live their lives fully and audaciously.  In addition to group coaching, teaching workshops, leading retreats and doing 1:1 work, her areas of expertise include nutrition, sharing uncomplicated ways of adding in more healthy choices as well as cooking and meal prep tips. Lisa is based in Seattle, WA and spends much of her time writing, enjoying the beauty of the PNW and playing in the kitchen, creating healthy fare for her husband, her twenty-something kids (whenever they are home!), and, lately, for her “pod.” Get Lisa's top tips for how to age audaciously here:  https://www.audaciouswellness.com/coffee-and-chi Connect with Lori Lishan at www.LoriLishan.com or https://solo.to/lorilishanoils

Sunny's guest today is Lisa Levine, and they'll be talking all about Lisa's new book, “Midlife, No Crisis.” So enjoy some new information and inspiration that will change your perspective on aging and living your best life with renewed purpose.

Sunny's guest today is Lisa Levine, and they'll be talking all about Lisa's new book, “Midlife, No Crisis.” So enjoy some new information and inspiration that will change your perspective on aging and living your best life with renewed purpose.

Midlife Crisis is a familiar term that conjures up all kinds of images and behaviors. But what if we flipped the narrative and instead, enjoyed Midlife NO Crisis?! Enter age activist, Martha Beck Institute-Certified Life Coach, and heath coach, Lisa Levine, author of just that book, Midlife No Crisis: An Audacious Guide to Embracing 50 and Beyond. Lisa herself reached a turning point when she turned 50. Spending years in a successful career and even as an entrepreneur starting her own business, she always had a sneaking suspicion that something was calling her name. Getting through a diagnosis of Graves disease, infertility, and raising a daughter with Hashimoto’s Disease, sparked a passion within Levine to use food for healing. This was audacious for her because it required her to step out of her comfort zone and learn to enjoy veggies beyond carrot sticks. And that bold move turned her “midlife meaning-of-life crisis” when she was tired of her career into taking a leap of faith into the coaching world. Becoming a coach met her vociferous craving for more meaning in her life and she discovered what she can bring to the table (literally and metaphorically). In this inspiring hour, you’ll hear about her amazing journey, why she believes in living audaciously including five ways to do so! She discusses the value of a “stop doing” list, and how to step into midlife feeling empowered verses disenfranchised. Levine also shares why feeling “old” is inflammation in your body and mind and how to detox, including how change can be an opportunity for growth and so much more! You won’t want to miss the wisdom imparted guaranteed to empower everyone to embrace the years to come with vivacity!Today, Levine enjoys sharing tools to help people understand and move beyond their fears, shift their perspectives and, first and foremost, how to truly pay attention to what they are thinking, feeling and doing to get un-stuck and move towards the lives they truly want to be living. Even if they don’t know what that looks like yet. Her book, Midlife No Crisis, is an empowering read, encouraging both women and men to do something different when what their doing is no longer working. Levine says the secret to owning this next chapter of your life: Finding the audaciousness in and around you. To connect with her, purchase or book or learn more, visit her at www.audaciouswellness.com. Thank you, amazing Aging Rebels, for tuning into the Aging GreatFULLy show, we appreciate each of you listening from around the world! If you enjoy this episode, please share it with your friends and family and we cherish your positive show reviews! Remember, you rock and you role model! To connect, share, download and subscribe to the show, visit our official host page at www.CTRNetwork.com/holleykelley or www.HolleyKelley.com.

Turning fifty can be a wrenching experience for some people.  Others discover that it is their sixtieth birthday that conjures up disturbing emotions. There is no doubt that big birthdays focus the mind on the aging process and what is often described as a midlife crisis.  But should we fear the passage of time?  Lisa Levine is a life coach and the author of Midlife No crisis, an insightful and entertaining exploration of the years that signpost our lives.  In this LLAMA podcast conversation with Peter Bowes, Lisa explains why we should embrace "transformative" periods, instead of dreading them, and how the advancing years can propel us in a "more fulfilling direction," with excitement and optimism. Recorded: April 5, 2021 | Read a transcript and show notes at the LLAMA podcast website.Topics covered in this interview include:When does mid-life happen and why is it associated with a crisis for some people.Pre-empting a mid-life crisis When the meaning  of life becomes more important that just doing a job. The difference between turning 50 and 60?Leaving Hollywood and the entertainment business for a new calling - something deeper with more meaning. Becoming a life coach and "walking the talk." Dealing with health obstacles and fertility issues and discovering alternative therapies. Do men and women face the same mid-life issues? How our backgrounds and life experiences mold our lives and attitudes toward aging. Discovering the perks on midlife, wisdom and putting space between negative thoughts.The value of friends and community in dealing with the aging process - knowing that you're not alone. Social media - compare and despair. Avoiding the rabbit holes. The privilege that is aging. This episode is brought to you in association with JUVICELL, the all-in-one longevity supplement that contains 10 key ingredients shown to have a positive impact on healthspan, as validated by scientific studies. To find out more, visit juvicell.comThe Live Long and Master Aging podcast shares ideas but does not offer medical advice.  If you have health concerns of any kind, or you are considering adopting a new diet or exercise regime, you should consult your doctor.

Today on Feminine Roadmap we are talking about aging audaciously with Lisa Levine. Lisa is an age activist and author of “Midlife No Crisis: An Audacious Guide to Embracing 50's and Beyond”. Lisa's message is designed to empower women in midlife to pause and take a good look at what they want for the second half of their lives. Reconnecting with the possibilities that are out there to tap into, embrace and make a reality is a key mindset for aging audaciously. Lisa encourages listeners to pause, take a breath and follow the yes- that thing inside of you that is flickering. Audacious aging is really about taking risks, however small, consistently each day to develop the habit of hearing your inner voice and following that. Sometimes though there's another inner voice that is a bully and a harsh critic, Lisa points out that just because that voice tells you something doesn't make it true. Navigating the challenges and changes of moving beyond the paradigms that the world tells us takes awareness and self-compassion, another key component that Lisa focuses on. Audacious aging requires us to trust ourselves, slow down, and make small moves. Everything may be changing right now but it's ok. If we don't know what's next, it's ok. Everything we do in this life is a choice so why don't you choose to join us as we talk about audacious aging? Grab a cuppa something wonderful, your best friend, and hit play for this audacious and empowering conversation!

Lisa Levine, a midlife activist, talks to Laura Shuckburgh about her new book 'Midlife No Crisis.' She is a life and health coach. She got up early to talk to us from the US.More info on Lisa Levine: https://kindasound.org/Lisa-Levine.htmlMore info on Laura Shuckburgh: https://kindasound.org/Laura-Shuckburgh.html

Lisa is a certified Life Coach through the Martha Beck Institute, a certified Health Coach through IIN and the author of “Midlife, No Crisis: An Audacious Guide to Embracing 50 and Beyond.” She feels strongly that Wellness is much more that just a trendy buzzword; it’s the partnership between body, mind & spirit that is constantly growing and evolving throughout our lives. Through her business, Audacious Health & Wellness, she helps women create new and healthy habits in the way they think, eat, sleep and move, empowering them to live their lives fully and audaciously. She says, “I really think of myself as a Possibility Coach because that’s the ultimate goal of coaching; helping people get unstuck and reconnected to the limitless possibilities that exist for all of us.” In addition to group coaching, teaching workshops, leading retreats and doing 1:1 work, her areas of expertise include nutrition lifestyles/diets, sharing uncomplicated ways of adding in more healthy choices and helping people uncover and ultimately turn around the negative beliefs and thought patterns that keep them stuck in behaviors that are no longer serving them. She thrives on providing support and accountability for people as they navigate their way through change. Find the amazing Lisa here: website: www.audaciouswellness.com Instagram (where I have so much fun!) @thelisalevine Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lisa.levine Her book: Midlife No Crisis: An Audacious Guide to Embracing 50 and Beyond (https://www.amazon.com/Midlife-No-Crisis-Audacious-Embracing/dp/1736159437/) It can also be ordered from any local bookstore. ------------------------------- About Erin Female-identifying and want to be a guest? Book here! https://WearHappyConsult.as.me/conversationsaboutclosets Erin Keam is a stylist like no other, thanks to her unique The Happy Wardrobe Method. This Method, which provides instant insights and lasting results explores beloved possessions in your home to find personal themes and create a one-of-a-kind Style Statement, transforming your wardrobe and positively impacting your closet, business, career and life. Oh, and she teaches you to look great, get dressed easily and with confidence. Discover your style brand and get to your ideal closet (& life) faster! https://www.thehappywardrobe.com/ Click to book a FREE Wear Happy Consult (she's on PST time) https://WearHappyConsult.as.me/FREE Or to talk about how you look on camera https://WearHappyConsult.as.me/ZoomReady Or to sign up for her FREE Zoom-Ready workshops https://www.thehappywardrobe.com/zoom-ready --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/erin-keam/support

Today we have with us Lisa Levine discussing helping people to get unstuck and reconnected to limitless possibilities.Learning Matters series on convening methodologies for holding space for hope, healing and restoration. Lisa is a Certified Life and Health Coach at Audacious Health & Wellness. She helps women who are approaching midlife to create new and healthy habits in the way they think, eat, sleep and move, empowering them to live their lives fully and audaciously. After a successful career as an Executive Producer of music videos, commercials and other media, she currently resides in Seattle spending much of her time writing, enjoying the beauty of the PNW and playing in the kitchen, creating healthy fare for her family and friends. Lisa helps women create new and healthy habits in the way they think, eat, sleep and move, empowering them to live their lives fully and audaciously. She says, “I really think of myself as a Possibility Coach because that’s the ultimate goal of coaching; helping people get unstuck and reconnected to the limitless possibilities that exist for all of us.”Lisa’s new book Midlife, No Crisis: An Audacious Guide to Embracing 50 and Beyondis now available. Check out her musings at The Audacious Life www.audaciouswellness.comPodcasting from Studio Yarah at Trinity Western University – hosted by Scott Macklin.Support the show (https://www.twu.ca/donate-now)

Lisa Levine joins the show for a delightful conversation about her collection, special made items, favorites and her work as a lawyer with the National Women's Soccer League.

The word crisis is defined as "a time of intense difficulty, trouble, or danger." If we're lucky, we'll all see midlife, but must we have a crisis? How can you avoid a midlife crisis? Some women sail through those middle years with ease, while others may begin to question the meaning and purpose of life. Menopause may be around the corner, or it may have already begun, but you're far from old age! No matter what age group you are in, life satisfaction will have a lot to do with how you experience the mid-life years. Changes in family life, living without kids at home for the first time, a health crisis, and hopes for new opportunities may be things people experience during this midpoint in life. What do you want to do with the rest of your life? How would your younger self respond in the same circumstances. It's amazing how much the perspective changes in middle-aged people and I love it! This Interview Covers In today's episode author Lisa Levine is with me to discuss the topic of midlife for women today (since we are both women and my podcast audience is primarily women.)  What do we mean by a midlife crisis, and can women avoid one? Does our transition in and through these years have to be a crisis? We've all seen the portrayals of a midlife crisis, which is usually depicted by middle-aged men with flashy red sports cars, perhaps an affair. To some degree, a transition of identity appears to occur. While the stereotype exists for a reason, is this what we see with women? What does a midlife crisis look like for her? Is a midlife crisis inevitable for all women, what factors come into play? Hormones, childhood trauma, mental health, circumstances, personality, etc? How much does menopause play a part in a woman's well-being during these life changes? Are some women better prepared somehow to cope with the challenges that occur in middle age - why do some people seemingly sail right through while other women may go through drastic changes? As a woman who has gone through a turbulent midlife crisis and having walked through it with multiple friends, I'm wondering, is there some advice you can share on decision-making during this period?  How can we spend less time feeling the angst and longing for either things that are past or some new adventure that we can't necessarily identify?  Do you have any tips for family members who have a loved one experiencing a midlife crisis? What would you say is the best thing a woman can do if her best friend is going through this period of life and considering giving up on say 25-30 years of marriage? It's difficult when you are in the midst of a midlife crisis in your own life to see younger women maybe on social media, advertisements and such idolized, do you think as a society we'll ever get this right? As they say, youth is wasted on the young! How can women embrace midlife? Lisa's Actionable Steps Be present in the momentMeditationJournalingPausing practiceDon't compare and despairPractice mindfulnessSet new goalsCreate a vision boardCommit to a mindset changeGet quality sleep How to Support a Friend Practice active listeningDo something out of the ordinary and have fun. About the Author Lisa Levine is a Martha Beck Institute-certified Life and Health Coach at Audacious Health & Wellness. She helps women who are approaching midlife to create new and healthy habits in the way they think, eat, sleep and move, empowering them to live their lives fully and audaciously. Originally from the East Coast, she currently resides in Seattle spending much of her time writing, drinking matcha, overusing emojis, parenthesis, and punctuation (can't stop, won't stop), enjoying the beauty of the PNW, and playing in the kitchen, creating healthy fare for her family and friends. She is comforted by the reminder that the only constant in life is change and by the deeply rooted belief that ultimately everything will be OK in the end.

On this week's Seekers of Meaning TV Show and Podcast, Rabbinic Pastor/Cantor Lisa Levine discusses the role of music, poetry, and meditation techniques in worship and spiritual outreach.  The post Rabbinic Pastor/Cantor Lisa Levine Discusses Music, Poetry, Meditation appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

On this week's Seekers of Meaning TV Show and Podcast, Rabbinic Pastor/Cantor Lisa Levine discusses the role of music, poetry, and meditation techniques in worship and spiritual outreach.  The post Rabbinic Pastor/Cantor Lisa Levine Discusses Music, Poetry, Meditation appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

In this episode, Stephanie and Megan invite life coach and nutrition expert Lisa Levine to join us in a conversation about nourishment. Our discussion begins by exploring the definition of nourishment and how it encompasses not only the food we eat but the different ways in which we sustain ourselves. (One of the themes we return to again and again is how a balanced life includes nourishing ourselves body, mind, and spirit.) Lisa talks about self-compassion as the first step in true nourishment, and why giving ourselves permission to feed our needs is a beautiful thing! We talk about conscious eating as a way of being present to our desires, and how creating ritual is an important part of the process. From taking long walks with friends to cooking favorite family recipes and more, we share some of the nourishment strategies we’re undertaking this holiday season.

In this episode, Dr. Lisa Levine discusses the Medical Alumni Volunteer Expert Network (MAVEN) Project, and why it's so critical for the underserved across the country. Many health systems have seen an incredible increase in the use of telehealth services due to coronavirus, and the MAVEN Project shares how it has had to work to scale its services throughout the pandemic. Participating clinics of the project are located in Alabama, California, Florida, Illinois, Kansas, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, and Washington.

North Carolina Secretary of State Elaine Marshall joins us to discuss the importance of advance health care directives and the Verify Before You Buy initiative. We also cover the topic of home modification and aging in place with both Rachel Blackwood, Physical Therapist and Certified Aging in Place Specialist and Co-Owner of Designing Independence and Bill Ryan, President of American Mobility. And we close the program with a visit from Lisa Levine, Director of Education with Dementia Alliance of North Carolina, to discuss the upcoming Virtual Caregivers Summit.

North Carolina Secretary of State Elaine Marshall joins us to discuss the importance of advance health care directives and the Verify Before You Buy initiative. We also cover the topic of home modification and aging in place with both Rachel Blackwood, Physical Therapist and Certified Aging in Place Specialist and Co-Owner of Designing Independence and Bill Ryan, President of American Mobility. And we close the program with a visit from Lisa Levine, Director of Education with Dementia Alliance of North Carolina, to discuss the upcoming Virtual Caregivers Summit.

Carla Payne, Certified Care Manager with Aging Care Matters, joins us to talk about the role previously known as geriatric care manager. We also chat with Lisa Levine, Program Director of the Dementia Alliance of North Carolina, about an upcoming conference called ‘Let’s Get Practical: A Positive Approach to Dementia Care”.

Carla Payne, Certified Care Manager with Aging Care Matters, joins us to talk about the role previously known as geriatric care manager. We also chat with Lisa Levine, Program Director of the Dementia Alliance of North Carolina, about an upcoming conference called ‘Let’s Get Practical: A Positive Approach to Dementia Care”.

When I first met Lisa Levine, it was during my HT4 training at Maha Rose. I said hello, and though our interaction was just minutes, I noticed that she had the brightest eyes and smile. I met her again, just a few days later, while interviewing Breathwork Healer, David Elliott, at Maha Rose North. She kindly invited my son and I to take a walk around the property and check out the dome. So today, on our third meeting, I was excited to finally sit down and talk with her. She is wonderful... a lit up burst of sunshine. It makes perfect sense that she leads The Joy Vibration, amongst other beautiful practices. I loved chatting and laughing with her. Listen in to hear all the interesting things we spoke about, including how she got started on her incredible path. Here's a bit more info about Lisa, from the Maha Rose page: Lisa Levine MS LAc is a licensed acupuncturist, Reiki master, a natural healer and an artist as well as the founder of Maha Rose. The tools she uses are needles and moxa, touch, shiatsu, Reiki, guided visualization, the breath, laughter, and on very full moons - a song. She wants you to remember who you really are; letting go of everything that isn't serving you and connecting with your more radiant Self. She specializes in mental and emotional disorders as well as trauma and major life changes. She is available for acupuncture, reiki, bodywork and breathwork and group breathwork and laughter sessions. She also offers spiritual business coaching and consulting. Lisa completed her Reiki Masters with Padma Gonzalez in 2008, her Breathwork Healer Training certificate from David Elliott in 2009 and graduated from Tri-State College of Acupuncture in 2013. Find out more info at www.maharose.com On IG: @maharosenyc personal: @lisanelsonlevine If you like this podcast, please share it out.

Lisa Levine MS LAc is a licensed acupuncturist, reiki master, a natural healer and an artist as well as the founder of Maha Rose. The tools she uses are needles and moxa, touch, shiatsu, reiki, guided visualization, the breath, laughter, and on very full moons- a song. She wants you to remember who you really are; letting go of everything that isn't serving you and connecting with your more radiant self.  She specializes in mental and emotional disorders as well as trauma and major life changes. She is available for acupuncture, reiki, body and breathwork, spiritual business consulting and group breathwork and laughter sessions. In This Episode We Talk About: How Lisa knew what she was meant to do.  What does being rich really mean? How she runs a spiritual business while being in the present moment.  How she started Maha Rose.  Show Notes: Maha Rose Website Maha Rose Instagram Retreats in Mexico this Winter Lisa's upcoming classes: Here, Here, and Here Connect with Awaken and Align: If you enjoyed the podcast, please share it.  Subscribe, rate and review the show wherever you get your podcasts. Your rating and review help more people discover it! Follow on Instagram @awaken_and_align and let me know your favorite guests, lessons or any show requests. 

Lisa Levine, Director of Education for the Dementia Alliance of North Carolina, gives us a detailed preview of the Raleigh Caregivers happening Tuesday, October 29 at the McKimmon Center.

Lisa Levine, Director of Education for the Dementia Alliance of North Carolina, gives us a detailed preview of the Raleigh Caregivers happening Tuesday, October 29 at the McKimmon Center.

David Elliott is an author, teacher and Breathwork Healer. When I first found breathwork, I knew how special the practice was, and when I asked what it was called, everyone said similar things like, "It's David Elliott's method of breathwork. I didn't know who David was, but I kept hearing his name. When I began Healer Training, I quickly learned all about David, and how he came to discover breathwork. Wanting to know more, I read his book, "The Reluctant Healer" followed by "Healing." I've been going to trainings with David, and somehow got lucky enough to sit down with him to have this conversation. We met at the beautiful property of Maha Rose North in Hurley, NY. Gratitude to Lisa Levine for allowing us to use her sacred space for this recording. We settled in on a screened-in porch with a backdrop full of endless trees and a bright, blue sky. You'll hear cars passing on the road, but you'll also hear the sweet sounds of the wooded outdoors. It is my deep honor to present this conversation to you. Learn more about David by checking out his website, books, social media, and more. All the information you'll need is below, beginning with his biography (taken from his website). About David Elliott: Author, teacher and healer David Elliott has spent over two decades helping and inspiring clients from around the world to heal their deepest fears, blocks and negative beliefs. Though no client is the same, the formula he uses never varies. David combines his intuitive gift of clairaudient hearing to help expedite the healing process for all who work with him, gently guiding and revealing deeply buried histories or beliefs with gentle compassion and grace. His process is effective in all areas of his work, from private sessions working one-on-one with clients to the group work he leads during healing retreats around the world. In 2001, David established the Healer Training Level 1 class and over the past decade has expanded and developed the course to include 4 different levels of training. The Healer Training series serves as a major catalyst for personal growth and expansion, even for those who wouldn't consider themselves a 'healer'. Visit his website for information, events, his book, and breathwork tools at: www.davidelliott.com On IG: www.instagram.com/davidelliott10 On fb: www.facebook.com/David-Elliott

Dr. Lisa Levine from the Behavior Therapy Center of Greater Washington joins the podcast to talk about OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder) and how to diagnose it in children and teenagers, the causes of the issue, and treatment options. 

We discuss Mission Medicine and a chance to drop off your expired and unused prescriptions with Nancy Foss of Home Instead Senior Care. We also preview the Caregivers Summits with Lisa Levine of the Dementia Alliance of North Carolina.

We discuss Mission Medicine and a chance to drop off your expired and unused prescriptions with Nancy Foss of Home Instead Senior Care. We also preview the Caregivers Summits with Lisa Levine of the Dementia Alliance of North Carolina.

Lisa Levine is a wellness coach at Audacious Health and Wellness. Join us as we speak about adaptogenic herbs and their uses and benefits!

On this week’s episodeof Why It's Cool, we dive deep into the divine territory of crystals—and it's as magical as you would imagine. Host Sydney Gore is joined by Vanessa Cuccia, Lisa Levine, Sadie Kadlec, Remington Guest, and Heather Haber. Together, we examine the effectiveness of crystals as an alternative healing method, the origins of their personal relationships with them, and how they all pivoted into making their careers revolve around these mystical materials. During this episode, we also discuss the sudden emergence of crystals in the retail space and determine whether or not this is another passing trend. Is the hype all in our heads like the placebo effect? Guest and Haber weigh in on the fashion world's recent embrace of crystals and elaborate on how Advisory Board Crystals aims to modernize forms of the practice as a lifestyle essential. While the commercialization of crystals has rubbed many people the wrong way, all of these experts believe that the healing properties at the root of it all will overpower all the negative perceptions. In fact, Cuccia argues that crystals are a real form of magic that we can see, feel, and touch. Crystals have been integral to some cultures for hundreds of years and the benefits speak for themselves. As Kadlec explains while breaking down how she conducts her healing sessions, crystals are powerful tools for internal work that open a portal into self-discovery. Furthermore, crystals serve as aids in our personal healing processes. Listen to the full episode above and stay tuned for a new episode of Why It’s Cool next week. In case you missed it, the fifth episode of ‘Why It’s Cool’ explores the style evolution of IKEA Frakta Bag. Director of Editorial Video and Production, North America J. Andrew Keegan Director of Editorial Jian Deleon Producer and Editor Sonia Manalili Host Sydney Gore Special Thanks Vanessa Cuccia Lisa Levine Sadie Kadlec Remington Guest Heather Haber Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week’s episodeof Why It's Cool, we dive deep into the divine territory of crystals—and it's as magical as you would imagine. Host Sydney Gore is joined by Vanessa Cuccia, Lisa Levine, Sadie Kadlec, Remington Guest, and Heather Haber. Together, we examine the effectiveness of crystals as an alternative healing method, the origins of their personal relationships with them, and how they all pivoted into making their careers revolve around these mystical materials. During this episode, we also discuss the sudden emergence of crystals in the retail space and determine whether or not this is another passing trend. Is the hype all in our heads like the placebo effect? Guest and Haber weigh in on the fashion world's recent embrace of crystals and elaborate on how Advisory Board Crystals aims to modernize forms of the practice as a lifestyle essential. While the commercialization of crystals has rubbed many people the wrong way, all of these experts believe that the healing properties at the root of it all will overpower all the negative perceptions. In fact, Cuccia argues that crystals are a real form of magic that we can see, feel, and touch. Crystals have been integral to some cultures for hundreds of years and the benefits speak for themselves. As Kadlec explains while breaking down how she conducts her healing sessions, crystals are powerful tools for internal work that open a portal into self-discovery. Furthermore, crystals serve as aids in our personal healing processes. Listen to the full episode above and stay tuned for a new episode of Why It’s Cool next week. In case you missed it, the fifth episode of ‘Why It’s Cool’ explores the style evolution of IKEA Frakta Bag. Director of Editorial Video and Production, North America J. Andrew Keegan Director of Editorial Jian Deleon Producer and Editor Sonia Manalili Host Sydney Gore Special Thanks Vanessa Cuccia Lisa Levine Sadie Kadlec Remington Guest Heather Haber Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lisa Levine is a reiki master, healer, artist and the founder of Maha Rose - Center For Healing & Transformation in Brooklyn, New York. Lisa came on the show to discuss her journey to healing and wholeness, and the key ingredients to remembering who you are. In this conversation we discuss the importance of childlike innocence, bliss, joy and laughter as portals to connecting with and being an expression of love. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this podcast Dr. Lisa Levine reviews her important research on the association between preeclampsia and cardiovascular disease. She reviews results from her study presented at SMFM 2018 where she discussed a cohort of women she evaluated for cardiovascular risk 10 years  after a pregnancy complicated by preeclampsia.

Lisa Levine of the Dementia Alliance joins us to discuss the Raleigh Caregivers Summit as well as the Triangle Festival of Hope. We also hear a powerful story from Byron Pitts of ABC News, as he will be the keynote speaker of the Center for Outreach in Alzheimer’s Aging and Community Health’s Annual Caregiver Education Conference.

Lisa Levine of the Dementia Alliance joins us to discuss the Raleigh Caregivers Summit as well as the Triangle Festival of Hope. We also hear a powerful story from Byron Pitts of ABC News, as he will be the keynote speaker of the Center for Outreach in Alzheimer’s Aging and Community Health’s Annual Caregiver Education Conference.

"The connection to Spirit, coming from a culture that is so totally traumatized by religion, just having a different kind of connection and sharing that with people is such a gift."    "That's part of life too, we fall apart. We die and then we are reborn again, these are the cycles. Same thing with sorrow to joy, joy to sorrow. This is the human experience, we're all having the same human experience and we can laugh about it too, and see how funny it is because it is quite ridiculous being a human. It's helpful to laught at it."  – Lisa Levine   In todays episode my soul crush is longtime friend and healer Lisa Levine. We share lots of LAUGHTER and get into the power of healing, writing our prayers and slowing down, the spiritual growth of parenting, the intensity of Kali, Amma the hugging saint, and the magic of motherhood as an energetically sensitive woman.    Find more about Lisa below and on her studio's website here and instagram @maharosenyc and @maharosenorth. Please rate us on iTunes and send me feedback or just connect on instagram @artofloving and on my website.   Lisa Levine MS LAc is a licensed acupuncturist, Reiki master, a natural healer and an artist as well as the founder of Maha Rose. The tools she uses are needles and moxa, touch, shiatsu, Reiki, guided visualization, the breath, laughter, and on very full moons- a song. She wants you to remember who you really are; letting go of everything that isn't serving you and connecting with your more radiant Self. She specializes in mental and emotional disorders as well as trauma and major life changes. She is available for acupuncture, reiki, bodywork and breathwork and group breathwork and laughter sessions. She also offers spiritual business coaching and consulting. Lisa completed her Reiki Masters with Padma Gonzalez in 2008, her Breathwork Healer Training certificate from David Elliott in 2009 and graduated from Tri-State College of Acupuncture in 2013  

Features an Interview with Toby Orenstein from Toby's Dinner Theatre, A Monologue Moment with Valerie Dowdle, and A Musical Moment with Lisa Levine. Also, get ready to  play Trivia Time! Host and Producer: Mark Beachy.

Sasha Sugar invites Lisa Levine, the founder of the most loving and healing community in NYC - Maha Rose. Lisa shares an amazing story of Maha Rose: its past, present and future. Tune in to learn how to run the most successful spiritual community of the city and how to spread your divine light in the world.

Megg Rader with Alliance Medical Ministry discusses the medically under served in Wake County and how her organization provides a care option for them. Lisa Levine of AlzNC join us as well to discuss the 2018 Caregivers Summits.

Megg Rader with Alliance Medical Ministry discusses the medically under served in Wake County and how her organization provides a care option for them. Lisa Levine of AlzNC join us as well to discuss the 2018 Caregivers Summits.

This is a powerful episode for Capricorn Season, of course. An in-depth, soul-centered investigation into Saturn in Capricorn. I share ways to use astrology as a tool for evolution, as well as how to utilize it to bring healing into the body.  Then, we look at the incredible spiritual leader Aquarius sun, Sagittarius-Capricorn Cusp Rising, Oprah Winfrey's birth chart and talk about her latest acceptance speech. Then, this dynamic episode is rounded off with an incredibly heart-felt interview with double Capricorn, Lisa Levine, mother and spiritual business owner. She shares incredible insights and tips on continuing to follow your dreams.  Hope you enjoy. Love you cousins!  (birth charts on instagram @astrology.cousins)

Henry Davis of the Cremation Society of the Carolinas (CremationSocietyNC.com) goes over the process of cremation, popular myths and the cost involved. Lisa Levine also stops by to discuss the Caregivers Summits (caregiverssummit.org).

Henry Davis of the Cremation Society of the Carolinas (CremationSocietyNC.com) goes over the process of cremation, popular myths and the cost involved. Lisa Levine also stops by to discuss the Caregivers Summits (caregiverssummit.org).