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This episode features Liz Warman and Mandy Johnson from the Kansas Health Care Collaborative and focuses on the organization's transition-in-care program that aims to leverage Health Information Exchange (HIE) to reduce care fragmentation and improve health outcomes by developing processes, workflows, and policies in clinics. This initiative is supported by grant funding from the Copic Medical Foundation and the model used has shown significant efficacy in reducing readmissions. The program received a high level of engagement from clinics and hospitals across Kansas and next steps include creating a rural network of facilities using HIE data, with the goal of scaling the model nationally to improve rural healthcare quality and reduce costs. Feedback or episode ideas email the show at wnlpodcast@copic.comDisclaimer: Information provided in this podcast should not be relied upon for personal, medical, legal, or financial decisions and you should consult an appropriate professional for specific advice that pertains to your situation. Health care providers should exercise their professional judgment in connection with the provision of healthcare services. The information contained in this podcast is not intended to be, nor is it, a substitute for medical diagnosis, treatment, advice, or judgment relative to a patient's specific condition.

Mandy Johnson, former Government Press Secretary and Aidan Regan, Professor of Political Economy at University College Dublin discuss the likely shape of the upcoming general election campaign.

In this heartfelt episode of Real Life with Christ, we sit down with Mandy Johnson, the beloved wife of our pastor. She shares the poignant story of her late mother, whose unwavering faith and love profoundly shaped her life. Join us as we explore the lessons learned, the moments cherished, and the legacy that continues to inspire her journey. Through laughter and tears, we'll uncover how her mother's impact echoes in her daily walk with Christ and how it guides her in her role as a wife, mother, and leader in the church. Tune in for a moving conversation about love, loss, and the enduring strength of faith.

Send us a textWe wrap up our magical discussion with memories of our first trips to WDW, top extinct attractions, and what we'd like to see come to the parks. Thanks to our magical, special guests Jen Rife and Mandy Johnson.Robert's dog treatsDog Treat - MaiRo & Co - Dog Treat Bakery (mairoandco.com)Mandy, travel advisorhttps://whenyouwishtravel.com/plan-with-mandy/Twitter @dockingbay77podFacebook @dockingbay77podcastdockingbay77podcast@gmail.compatreon.com/dockingbay77podcasthttps://discord.gg/T8Nt3YB7

Join us for our live Mother's Day special with Mandy Johnson! We dive into the woman that played the greatest impact on Mandy's life, her Mother. She shares how her mother's love, determination, and passion that she poured out into her and her siblings shapes the very way she loves and pours into her children and how that impact is still alive and thriving to this day!Join us as we celebrate one of the greatest blessings God has ever given to us, our mother's!Questions? Email us!dakota@reallifewithchrist.conjonathan@reallifewithchrist.com

Join us as Mandy shares her powerful testimony of redemption and resilience. Despite facing anger and loneliness, she found the strength to follow Jesus and trust in His plan for her life. Through the trials and triumphs, Mandy's unwavering faith has led her to cultivate a loving home for her family, which includes her husband Dr. Ryan Johnson, their six children and their foster child.Prepare to be inspired as Mandy opens her heart and shares how her relationship with Christ has transformed her from a place of fear to one of joy and abundance. Her story is a testament to the power of faith and the incredible blessings that come from following Jesus.Tune in as we celebrate Pastor Wife Appreciation Month by honoring Mandy Johnson and the countless other women who selflessly serve alongside their husbands in ministry. This episode is a reminder that through Christ, we can overcome any obstacle and find fulfillment in His love.Questions? Email us!jonathan@reallifewithchrist.comdakota@reallifewithchrist.com

Do you co-parent? Is it stressful? Do you think it could be better but you aren't sure how to get there? Cheri and Katie talk through this tough topic that affects so many with Mandy Johnson, a MOMnation member that currently has successful co-parenting relationships. Brought to you by Team EvoAZ at eXp Realty and Ms Ocean Booty. Music and Lyrics by Susan Goyette. Have a topic you want us to cover? Comment below to share your idea! http://MOMnationUSA.com Season 6, Episode 13

In this episode of the Brawn Body Health and Fitness Podcast, Dan is joined by Mandy Johnson, aka, the girl training for an Ironman that fell off her bike on day 1. The two discuss Mandy's journey training for an Ironman triathlon and share advice for others interested in endurance training! Mandy Johnson is an entrepreneur, content creator, athlete and want to be french fry sommelier based in Jacksonville Florida. She is the founder of Chirps Co. Social a Social Media Marketing Agency where she helps small businesses and entrepreneurs create and curate organic content to reach their ideal clients and customers through social media. Even as a self-proclaimed world-class procrastinator, she has gone on to start her own company, swim in the shark infested waters off of Alcatraz and now has her sights set on completing her first IRONMAN 70.3 race. For more on Mandy, be sure to check out her social media channels @mandylynnejohnson To keep up to date with everything we are currently doing on the podcast, be sure to subscribe and follow @brawnbody on social media! This episode is brought to you by CTM band recovery products - the EXACT soft tissue recovery technology used by Dan. CTM Band was founded by Dr. Kyle Bowling, a sports medicine practitioner who treats professional athletes (and was a guest on the Brawn Body Podcast!). You can check out their website here: https://ctm.band/collections/ctm-band ... while you're there, be sure to use the coupon code "BRAWN10" for 10% off! This episode is also brought to you by Ice shaker! Use our affiliate link to help support future podcast episodes and development by clicking here: https://www.iceshaker.com?sca_ref=1520881.zOJLysQzKe Interested in purchasing a red-light therapy device?? Use the brand Dan recommends - hooga health! You can use the coupon code "brawn" to save BIG at checkout! Check out their website here: https://hoogahealth.com/ Make sure you SHARE this episode with a friend who could benefit from the information we shared! Check out everything we do, including blog posts, fitness programs, and more by clicking here: https://linktr.ee/brawnbodytraining Liked this episode? Leave a 5-star review on your favorite podcast platform! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/daniel-braun/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/daniel-braun/support

Are you up for the Challenge?  Mandy is!Mandy has a great love for God and strives to become like Him through creating a better self one day at a time. She knows that God can bring the greatest joy into our life, especially if we strive to make Him a part of our daily life.With her love for nature and God, Mandy Johnson wanted to take a deep dive into progressing in her life and growing closer to God.  So what did she do?  She created a 30 Day Challenge for herself.  But she didn't stop at one!  She continues to challenge herself each month to create a better self-and she invites you to join her.  Grab a pen and paper and enjoy this episode with Mandy! Connect with Mandy: Her challenges: https://www.instagram.com/30daychallengewithmandy/ Her jewelry:  https://thinkgoodness.com/?partner_site=sparklemorewithmandyhttps://www.facebook.com/sparklemorewithmandy/ Be a guest on the Walking with God in Nature Podcast and share your story of how you connect with God through nature! Message Shelley on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/theleafytreetop/  THANK YOU so much for listening!Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, follow us on Instagram, and like us on Facebook!Shop LivGreater Tees, Hoodies, Crew Sweatshirts, and More!

Join us for the final episode of season 3, where Dr. B and Mandy Johnson celebrate the entire INHS podcast series by sharing their favorite clips. Listen in for reflections on the value of reproductive health education and behind the scenes footage. And, we say goodbye to producer Hannah Copeland, who is moving on to NPR, Washington DC. Reproductive Health Education: Lookbothways.us Cryo Banking: cryogam.com Production: Peachislander.com

Media usually portrays sex as spontaneous. But does it really have to be that way in real life? And is spontaneity any better than a good plan? Reproductive biologist Dr. Betsy Cairo and sexuality educator Mandy Johnson share what they think about planned sex! Reproductive Health Education: Lookbothways.us Cryobank: Cryogam.com  Production: Peachislander.com

Thank you for tuning in to this week's episode of be the two podcast. This week's guest is Mandy Johnson. Mandy is sharing her journey of pursuing her God-given dream of writing and what God has taught her about gratitude, surrender, and joy along the way. I can't wait to hear how this episode impacts you in the reviews. Connect with Mandy:https://www.mandycjohnson.comConnect with the community & hear bonus conversations: Patreon.com/bethetwoDownload the Guide to Destroying Distraction:https://mailchi.mp/d246433e5025/destroying-distraction-pdfLet's be friends so you never miss an episode:https://authorashleymoore.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/xoashleymoore/?hl=enWeekly Encouragement: https://mailchi.mp/cc9868aa8b1a/coaching-quips

You don't need a promotion to become a leader. Activist, speaker, and author Ash Beckham joins Dr. B and Mandy Johnson to discuss how becoming an everyday leader in your community creates a more equitable world. As a lesbian, Ash believes that everyone has some type of a closet. She thinks that empathy and openness can help us understand others with different stories and perspectives. Ash has appreciated watching her own kids and youth of today accept and explore gender fluidity throughout the last decade, making the world a more inclusive space. Ash's 2013 Ted Talk has garnered more than 2-million views. The talk inspired her 2020 book, "Step Up: How To Live With Courage and Become An Everyday Leader."   Ash Beckham: AshBeckham.com Reproductive Health Resources: LookBothWays.us Cryo Bank Resources: Cryogam.com Production: PeachIslander.com

Even with Thanksgiving right around the corner, reproductive biologist Dr. Betsy Cairo and sexuality educator Mandy Johnson are always looking out for your reproductive health. While you're planning your next big meal, join us on this special holiday episode to learn about sexy foods and fertile foods. Do they really exist?   Recipe: Curry for the ladies Text book: Look Both Ways Production: Peachislander.com

Pediatrician Dr. Cara Natterson received a call one day asking which bra she recommended for her teenage daughter. Her answer was, "None! They're all terrible." The call came from her future co-founder of the company which makes puberty more comfortable: OOMLA. Today, Dr. Natterson creates educational content and products that adhere to her business' core values: honoring health, anti fast-fashion, does not exist for the male gaze, committed to inclusion, produce locally and think globally. Join Dr. Betsy Cairo and Mandy Johnson as they dive into how caretakers and kids can create a better puberty experience for everyone.   OOMLA, making puberty more comfortable: Myoomla.com Look Both Ways for Reproductive Health: LookBothWays.us Production: PeachIslander.com

About... Mandy Johnson is the founder of Introspect Coaching & Facilitation, which offers various Mindfulness-Based Interventions geared towards transformation and insight. She is a Mindfulness-Based Coach, Supervisor & Facilitator with an undergraduate degree from UCT in Industrial Psychology and Sociology. Mandy completed her Graduate Diploma in Counselling (Coaching) through Sacap (South African College in Applied Psychology) in 2011. She is credentialled as a Master Practitioner (CMP) Coach, which requires 250 hours training and over 2000 hours of coaching. She is registered with the Coaches and Mentors of South Africa (COMENSA). She is also registered with HeartMath South Africa, as a HeartMath Coach, specialising in training biofeedback tools to enhance stress recovery and self-regulation, focusing specifically on heart rate variability. Mandy has completed additional trainings in Emotional Intelligence through the EQ Institute in 2004 and completed an internship in Shadow Therapy with Evan Klisser, the Founder of the EQ institute. She has completed the Nancy Kline Thinking Partners training with Trish Lord and Depth Facilitation with Helene Smit. She attended training in Non Violent Communication and has worked as a Biofeedback technician assisting a Psychologist with Neurofeedback training. in 2019, Mandy qualified as an Accredited Enneagram Practitioner. Mandy is in long term recovery from co-dependency and offers a personal approach and compassionate understanding. She has an established daily meditation practice and has attended various retreats. She formed Introspect Coaching after developing an interest in Spirituality and Depth Process Work. The Intergral approach, espoused by Ken Wilber, has informed her own Mindful Insight Coaching Model, as has Contemplative Neuroscience. This brought her to the Secular Mindfulness Programme, which was developed by Dr. Jon Kabat-Zinn. She has also attended various Mindfulness Trainings over the past 17 years. She served as a Director at the South African Institute for Mindfulness (IMISA) for 3 years resigning in 2017 to make more space for teaching. Whilst a Director, she was part of the committee responsible for the Standards of MBI Teachers portfolio. Mandy was part of the organizing committee for the Mindfulness Matters Neuroscience Conference held in Stellenbosch at the end of 2014. She attended the last IMISA conference at Maropeng, and met David Treleaven, Ronda McGee and Mark Williams. She has attended various trainings through Mindfulness Africa over the past five years, which is based on the Aberdeen University Masters Training set up by Rob Nairn through the Mindfulness Association UK. She has completed her Post Graduate Certification in Mindfulness-Based Interventions at Stellenbosch University through the Faculty of Medicine. Mandy is a supervisor on the Stellenbosch University programme and is now offering supervision for mindfulness teachers. Until 2018, her main focus was facilitating various recovery groups and consulting from her office in Seapoint. She ran Mindfulness Based Relapse Prevention, which assists individuals in early recovery to avoid the negative thinking spirals associated with relapse and works towards the development of skills to increase resilience and cognitive flexibility. She runs a Mindfulness Based Family Programme to assist the family members of the addicted. She also teaches 3 cycles a year of Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction with Dr Danielle Klemp in Claremont. (www.mbsr-south.co.za). Currently, Mandy is running a brand new offering, an 8 week Feeling Tone Course, under the supervision of Professor Mark Williams, Oxford Mindfulness Centre. She is also focused on Trauma informed Mindfulness and Race Awareness.”

We're joined from the future by Mandy Johnson, Workplace Strategist, author, and speaker in Queensland, Australia.  Mandy's story of getting into HR is one for the ages and we discuss how her clients are dealing with the labor shortages caused by the pandemic.  There's also ample snake talk.  Mandy has been an amazing part of our Twitter chat for some time and we're excited to have her on the show! Mandy's recommendation: https://twitter.com/yasgrigaliunas (Yasmin Grigaliunas) How to reach Mandy: https://mandyjohnson.co/ Sign up for Jon's webinar with Paycor happening 8/26/2021 at 11 AM Eastern here. Sign up for DisruptHR Brookings happening 09/02/2021 at 4:30 PM Central here. This episode is sponsored by the original #HRSocialHour sponsor, Namely!  Visit namely.com to learn more about making the switch with your business today. Join us on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of each month at 7 PM ET for the #HRSocialHour chat on Twitter!  Be sure to check out our storefront (all profits go to charity): https://www.teepublic.com/user/hrsocialhour  

Colorado local 25-year-old Jessica Remmele and former student of Mandy Johnson shares her powerful story of recovery from more than a decade of sexual abuse that took place during her childhood.

Shellee-Kim converses with counsellor, coach & facilitator, Mandy Johnson about co-dependency, addiction & healing through mindfulness. The vast majority of humans are addicted to distraction in order to emotionally avoid.Mandy's website: http://www.mindfulinsight.co.zaPresented by Shellee-Kim Gold: https://KindaSound.org/shellee-kim-goldTune into KindaSound Radio every Sunday: https://KindaSound.org

It started as a teenager one halloween when Melanie didn't eat any of her candy. Fifteen years later, Melanie Greenberg has overcome her eating disorders, but identifies as being in recovery from them. Join Dr. B and Mandy Johnson as they explore how our reproductive health can affect how we interact with food.

Worship Pastor Daniel Seiz and Mandy Johnson join us to talk about some passages in 2 Kings, 2 Chronicles, and Isaiah. 

In season 3, episode 10, I am speaking about who we invest our time with. Are we getting returns on our investments? Are the people we are pouring into also pouring into us? Listen in to the episode as I share my journey reflecting on the people in my life, and I also share information from an article by Mandy Johnson, "You Are Who You Invest Your Time." Mandy Johnson's article: You Are Who You Invest Your Time In | RELEVANT (relevantmagazine.com) Nice 2 Meet U on IG: @nice2meetupodcast Nice 2 Meet U on Twitter: @nice2meetupod --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lynette-farmer-nice2meetu/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lynette-farmer-nice2meetu/support

Join Dr. B, Mandy Johnson, and Reproductive Lawyer Ellen Trachman as she reveal complexities to consider when having a baby through surrogacy, retrieving sperm after a partner's death, and more.

Simona Spark shares her transformational story of self-love and self-respect after leaving her home country of Romania to start a new life in the U.S. Hosts Dr. B and Mandy Johnson guide us through her story from abuse and survival to thriving as a life coach and author.  

As a child, Diann Kissell endured years of sexual abuse from her father and lost many of her family members to murder when she was 13. Against all odds, she's lived a joyful life and raised a loving family of more than 5-children and 25-grand-children. Kissel has told her story in her co-authored biography "A Turquoise Life," on the Oprah Winfrey show in 1987, and here on the podcast hosted by her daughter, Mandy Johnson, joined by Dr. Betsy Cairo. Get Diann's Book

Al Vernacchio is the sexuality education coordinator and chair of the upper school english department at his Quaker high school in Wynnewood, PA. He has developed an entire curricula of reproductive health and sexuality education and successfully implemented it at his school, which is no easy task. Vernacchio has more than 25-years of sexuality education experience. Mandy Johnson and Dr. B explore his work and discuss how it overlaps with their own, especially during the pandemic.

Alivia Stehlik is a proud transgender woman in the US military. Dr. B and Mandy Johnson explore her life's story and her body's response to both starting and pausing hormone therapy.

Colorado teacher Ali Ham dives into the challenges and triumphs of teaching an entire course that explores reproductive health for high schoolers with hosts Dr. Betsy Cairo and Mandy Johnson. Ali uses Dr. B's textbook "Reproductive Health: The Biology, Psychology and Sociology of Sexuality" which is provided free of charge to schools who adopt the curriculum by the non-profit Look Both Ways. Tune in to hear what it's like to teach what we used to call "sex ed." Now, it's reproductive health and it shapes our whole world.  

Dr. B and Mandy Johnson usher in a new era of the "It's Not Human Sexuality" podcast with this new episode featuring sex therapist Dr. Joe Kort. The podcast format now focuses on regular interviews with experts who expand and explore our understanding of reproductive health. Reproductive health affects us all, even when that means being catfished by scammers or navigating hook-up culture while wearing a mask, Dr. Joe Kort explains. Join the INHS crew as we dive into our inaugural guest interview episode!

Mandy Johnson is a high-energy writer and speaker with a passion for encouraging women in their faith. After years of navigating God’s unpredicted twists and turns, Mandy confidently believes following Jesus means surrendering control—not begrudgingly, but joyfully! You can find Mandy writing weekly devotionals through her blog as she cheers you on in your faith. Mandy currently lives in Nashville, Tennessee with her husband, Kyle, and their fur-child, Dolly.

Hebrews 12:1, “Therefore since we are surrounded by so great a cloud of witnesses, let us also lay aside every weight and sin which clings so closely and let us run with endurance, the race that is set before us.”“Optional drama”- Hebrews 12:1 talks about two different things. It talks about the things that weigh us down and sin.  There are two different things that can tangle us all up and get us off course. It could be things that are blatantly not good for us and sin or it could just be things that could be good but in excess or in the wrong timing could be bad for us.Our culture is caught up on self-care. But we get mixed up on what self -care is and what it means to really care for our souls. Optional drama is like sometimes we have things in our lives that are actually weighing us down. But we're so used to having them and we don't even realize that it's optional.Social Media – None of it is bad by itself. But what you choose who you follow, what you watch, etc. and we get into a pattern and forget that we have a choice. Check how you feel.  Start paying attention -look at the other stuff you view on social media or follow and determine how you feel when you scroll past them. If you feel anger, jealousy, comparison – none of those are coming from God. Optional drama – can decide not to be part of. Relationships – Kids are physically opting into being a “friendships” with people that aren't nice to them- opting in for the optional drama. Boundaries are there to make your relationships better. Think of it as a bullseye/dart board – the bullseye are your closest friends, the ones your safe with, that you trust. When we put people in the wrong circle that creates the drama. And then the next ring out are people that you are not as close to and so on. When we put people in the wrong circle, that's when drama happens. You can like and be kind to everyone on the dart board, but you don't have to be close to everyone. Don't repay evil with evil. Hurt people hurt people. We don't have to take it personally. We can invest in really good friendships and create space with the ones that aren't great.Families aren't optional. God puts us in families and that is where we learn to trust. Ones we can't get rid of them like Family, school, etc. Thought patterns can weigh us down. Learn to give people the most generous interpretation for their actions.Maybe dating, friendships that can be very stressful or emotional turmoil, holding you back. Ask yourself questions to determine whether it is weighing you down –like how do I feel around them, will they keep things confidential, how do you feel around that person, look for patterns. If you find yourself questioning yourself, compromising your values, etc. that is not a good relationship that may we weighing us down or distract us. Hebrews scripture there is a difference between what weighs us down and what is sin.  What can we add to our lives that would be beneficial? Instead of going from one mindless activity to another , what can we do that adds value? Doing or learning hobbies or spending time with people you  enjoy – reading, outside more, cooking, reading Bible and journaling. We can take away something and then add something that adds benefit, a blessing, a value.Be a blessing not a bummer .

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There are those days, weeks, years (including 2020), that seem like it's a never-ending bunch of wrong turns, hills, climbing, going unnoticed, nothing seems to go the way you expected, or you are simply in a waiting season which feels like a lifetime?! Today I sit down with Mandy Johnson, a single- mom of 3 beautiful girls, has been in ministry for several years, a public speaker, blogger, and Connections director at her church. She knows how to light up a room and to make people feel welcomed. I ask her the hard questions, like, "How do we battle those seasons, weeks, days, minutes that are terrible, no good, very bad days?!" Mandy speaks to being a single mom that never seemed to be in the cards for her, so she thought. When life took a hard turn, it took Mandy down a path of highest of highs and the lowest of lows. Mandy speaks to all of us by authentically and vulnerably sharing her struggles, hopes, and humor along in this episode! Buckle up for the long drive because we are about to talk your ear off along with our hope which is to uplift and encourage you the next time you face those terrible, no good, very bad days ---with a little more confidence than before! Click here to find out what Mandy Johnson is all about-- https://www.mandyjohnson.net/blog --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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Mandy Johnson is a speaker, writer, young adult ministry leader, and member of the God Girl Nation team. Her sunny outlook on life is infectious and her passion for sharing the love of Jesus with others is inspiring. Mandy shares her faith journey and talks with Susan about how community is essential to our spiritual growth.God Girl NationGod Girl Nation Community

We sit down with Mandy Johnson and talk about what is easy about following Jesus and what is more difficult. 

What has God been teaching you in 2020?A few things come to mind –Clear the path so that God can speak. Prior to COVID-19, there were so many days I thought to myself, “Oh if I just had time to do quiet time, get in the word, listen to a sermon, etc. then I’d grow closer to the Lord.” But time wasn’t the issue, it was me choosing to not prioritize Jesus as much as I knew I wanted to.Being forced to stay at home, where God has literally wiped my schedule clean, has shown me that when life goes back to “normal or normal-ish”, I have to make an effort to clear a path for God to speak. To choose to seek him first in my heart, mind, and schedule.I can’t wait for another pandemic to clear my schedule so that I can focus on him with unwavering dedication. It takes effort from us to actively remove what gets in the way of following Jesus. And, for me it’s a filled schedule. He rewards those who seek him earnestly. Second, this year has reminded me of a question Andy Stanley often asks, which is, “What does love require of me?”I’ve watched several family members and friends respond differently to this pandemic, and it reminded me that I need to actively respond with love – not judgment – in all circumstances. Just because someone responds to an issue differently than I do doesn’t make them better or worse or more or less faithful – it makes them still loved by God, just with a different opinion. And, it’s not my place to judge them for that!So, I ask, “What does love require of me?” Most of the time love requires me to take a step back, to listen, to learn, to show empathy. So, I’m learning/relearning to constantly ask that question: What does love require of me? And being at home is a great place to start. My husband, Kyle, is wonderful and I love him to pieces but we can both get on each other’s nerves – I mean that’s any relationship, right?! So, in those frustrating moments, instead of letting my emotions take over, I pause to ask: what does love require of me? And as we continue to ask that question over and over again at home it begins to trickle outside of our home too.Third, it’s that resistance builds our resilience. Watching people suffer is the worst, and it breaks my heart just as it breaks God’s. But we serve a God who doesn’t waste our pain or sadness. In fact, he uses it to help us grow in our faith and grow closer to him. So, in a season of what feels like resistance on all sides (someone losing their job, getting sick, becoming a teacher/mom at home, etc.) I’m learning that God must want to teach me something – or all of us something. It’s painful and it stings, but it also bridges the gap between where we were and where we want to go spiritually. Resistance is an opportunity, and it’s a way to build our resilience.How have you felt spiritually during this season? (Be honest!!!)Filled is the first word that comes to mind. As crazy as it sounds, I haven’t worked since March, we’re stuck at home for the most part, there is a lot going on that wants to steal our joy, but I’m filled. The Lord is near. And of course, my heart breaks for the people hurting – but I believe in the power of hope. Clinging to hope and the ability to clear a path for God to speak has left me feeling filled in this season.In what way do you know God more deeply because of this year?I think I’ve seen him more as a protector and provider this year. Nashville was hit with tornados in early March, and houses just two miles away from where I live are gone. Still, to this day, there are houses and businesses with broken glass windows and rubble all around. It was devastating. I feel very strongly that the Lord protected us that night. Kyle still has his job. Protection. We haven’t gotten sick. Protection. I even received the news while at home that a devotion that I wrote will be published in a Proverbs 31 book – so not only is he protecting me, Kyle, our house – he’s progressing the dream he placed in my heart which is to write. He’s providing above and beyond for us even in a pandemic. And if your story is different, that doesn’t mean he’s not protecting you or providing for you – he’s intricately writing your story too. But for me, in this season, I know him more deeply as a gracious, protective Father.What’s one portion of scripture you’d share with someone who you knew you’d never see again? Hebrews 11:1 “Now faith is being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see.” I think for most of us, faith can be tough to navigate whether you’re not a believer or you’ve been a believer your entire life. Faith is being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see. Faith is not ignoring painful circumstances; it’s believing in the hope of Jesus in spite of them. It’s knowing that he is with us no matter what. Don’t lose hope. He loves you and he’s with you!

How to break up with someone gracefully is a dark art. To be broken up with is terrible. To lose a partner to death is a tragedy. Reproductive biologist Dr. Betsy Cairo and sexuality education teacher Mandy Johnson explore the cycle of grief we all go through when relationships end.

Even if adults don't understand it, it's important to realize that teenage love, is love. Dr. Betsy Cairo and high school human sexuality education teacher Mandy Johnson unpack all the reasons why adults may discount young love, how harmful that can be to a young person's growth, and how to change that!

Too much eye contact is creepy. But too little is suspicious. Personal space, it's different than intimate space. Dr. Betsy Cairo and Mandy Johnson unpack rules of communication as they relate to relationships, giving you the words you need to define your own communication style. 

Everyone has felt unreturned love, but now is your chance to understand some of the reasons behind it! Reproductive Biologist Dr. Betsy Cairo and human sexuality education teacher Mandy Johnson explain ways that unrequited love and the green eyed monster can sneak into your relationships. 

What gets you going? And...why? Is what you think you like really what's best for you? Dr. Betsy Cairo and Mandy Johnson explore the scientific side of our instinctual attractions to help us better understand our relationship as they relate to our reproductive health. 

Dr. Betsy Cairo and Mandy Johnson are ecstatic to welcome you to It's Not Human Sexuality Season Two! This episode draws the connection between relationships and reproductive health. Then, we explore the scientific formula for love and the many forms this complex emotion can take! Just in time for Valentines Day, this episode gives you the words you need to understand types of love and its close connection to relationships and reproductive health.Connect with Look Both Ways, the non-profit behind It's Not Human Sexuality:FacebookTwitterInstagram 

Is it heartless commercialism or a day to celebrate love? You decide, after you hear Dr. B and Mandy Johnson discuss that perfect, yet disappointing, day we call Valentine's Day. On Monday, February 10, 2020, Season 02 Episode 01 of "It's Not Human Sexuality" releases! Listen to season two to bulk up your relationship toolbox with the vocabulary and stories needed to understand yourself and other's better. "It’s Not Human Sexuality" is hosted by reproductive biologist and author Dr. Betsy Cairo and certified sexuality education teacher, Mandy Johnson. The show is produced by Hannah Copeland and recorded by Jeff Ratterman of Redstone Sound Recording studio in Loveland Colorado, USA.

Dr. Betsy Cairo and Mandy Johnson lay out 7 foolproof steps to ruin a relationship this new year. Of course, if you learn the steps and do the opposite, you can save or sustain your relationships that matter most! Plus, find out exactly when Season 2 will release, and hear what Mandy got for Christmas. Read the full 7-step relationship disaster guide here.

In this episode I interview the talented Alice Rath. We talk about her experience volunteering as a child and how that led to her getting a managerial role in the charity sector aged just 23. We also discuss tactics for charities wanting to use social media and digital platforms to help them raise vital funds and awareness for their cause. This is not the Mandy Johnson show. This is an interview with a talented digital expert.

Relationships are an integral part of our reproductive health. That's why Dr. B and Mandy Johnson have dedicated our whole second season to the relationship's many complexities. Listen for a sneak peak of what's to come and find out when to catch season two! Submit your relationship questions to info@lkbthwys.org to be answered by the reproductive health experts.

Dr. Betsy Cairo interviews Mandy Johnson about how she applies what we've learned in her high school classroom. Listen to learn what you can do to be a teacher and advocate for reproductive health. Dr. B and Mandy also want to hear what you what to learn in season 2! Email your suggestions to info@lkbthwys.org.

Educators Dr. Betsy Cairo and Mandy Johnson explore the stages of puberty and adolescence and how this time of growth shapes our youth forever.

In this episode, Mandy interviews Collette Philip - the award-winning brand consultant and owner of the popular agency Brand By Me. We discuss her experience of working in some of the largest advertising companies in the world, why and how she transitioned into the charity sector and the benefits that can be enjoyed by establishing your personal brand. This is not the Mandy Johnson show. This is an interview with the talented Collette Philip. You can find Collette on Twitter: https://twitter.com/brandbycollette LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandbycollette/ or visit her agency's website here: https://brandbyme.co.uk/

Can a man have sex with a man and still identify as straight? Can lesbians get pregnant? Or course! Explore sexual identity and sexual behavior with the reproductive health pros, Dr. Betsy Cairo and Mandy Johnson. 

Educators Dr. Betsy Cairo and Mandy Johnson explain the distinct differences between sex, assigned gender, and gender identity.

If below the belt is a pee-pee, then your eye is a blink-blink. Your mouth is a taste-taste. And your elbow is a bend-bend. We need to teach kids about their whole body, and what reproductive health really means. Educators Dr. Betsy Cairo and Mandy Johnson take a bike ride through female anatomy and go to a graduation party for male anatomy.

Find out why hosts Dr. Betsy Cairo and Mandy Johnson have dedicated their lives to educating students about reproductive health.

Get the 2-minute scoop on the new podcast that educates the educator about reproductive health. You'll meet reproductive health expert hosts Dr. Betsy Cairo and Mandy Johnson. Plus, hear how reproductive health education can be fun, challenging, and essential for human development at all ages.

In this episode we hear from the CEO of a mental health charity who, amongst other things, turned around her organisation in just four years. This chief executive took risks. She hired a fundraiser on a higher salary than her own, changed the charity’s services and has more than doubled the size of her charity's financial turnover. We discuss her approach to organisational transformation, fundraising, impact measurement and her own mental health. This is not the Mandy Johnson show, it is a show all about Kim Shutler.

In this episode I'm chatting with Mandy Johnson, Founder of Great Charity Speakers List and former CEO of Small Charities Coalition. We discuss small but vital charities. We cover the challenges and opportunities they face, funding composition, infrastructure and where they can go for (brilliant and cheap) support as well as what they could do now to thrive in the future. We recorded in a pub, so it's a bit noisy. Maybe get a beer and pretend you're there too. Enjoy!

Simon talks to the UK's 2nd most influential fundraiser, Mandy Johnson (twitter.com/MsMandyJ) to find out how she takes her tea. More than that, they chat about mental health and vulnerabilities, impostor syndrome and being loud, white privilege and diversity, job resignations and that article. Mandy's article "How I manage my impostor syndrome" Mandy's podcast "This is NOT the Mandy Johnson show" The Great Charity Speakers list is at greatcharityspeakers.com And of course check out TheirPlatform.com - Amplifying voices that need to be heard!

"I now recognise I had depression then."Kenneth and James meet confirmed BDOT Mandy Johnson this week to talk all about mental health. We discuss how things have changed in the sector and society, plus what we can do to improve our awareness and response. Mandy describes her own experiences, speaking openly about how she came through and what she has planned next in her stellar career. It's a more serious episode to what you're used to, as it should be. Yet we do need to get Kenneth a desk assessment and James a sick bucket.If you feel someone you work with could do with a coffee and a chat about how things are going we recommend you take a look at the excellent resources on the Mind website listed underneath. You can also find more information on the first aid course mentioned by visiting the Mental Health First Aid site. If you just want to talk to someone about the issues raised in this episode contact the Samaritans any time, from any phone on 116 123 or using the links below.Our thanks to Mandy for her honesty. You can find her on Twitter and her list of Great Charity Speakers.www.twitter.com/msmandyjwww.greatcharityspeakers.com---You can find us on www.domoregood.uk or follow us on Twitter and Instagram. Get in touch if you'd like to feature or star on the show. It goes without saying really but the episodes contains our opinions - essentially things we overheard in meetings, stole from presentations and read in magazines. Thanks for listening.---Further ReadingHelping others: www.mind.org.uk/information-support/helping-someone-elseDepression: www.mind.org.uk/information-support/types-of-mental-health-problems/depression/about-depression/?o=9109#.XDupClz7S00Stress: www.mind.org.uk/information-support/types-of-mental-health-problems/stress/what-is-stress/?o=10133#.XDuoOVz7S00Support: www.mind.org.uk/information-support/helplinesSamaritans: www.samaritans.org/how-we-can-help-you/contact-usMental Heath First Aid: www.mhfaengland.org

"I now recognise I had depression then."Kenneth and James meet confirmed BDOT Mandy Johnson this week to talk all about mental health. We discuss how things have changed in the sector and society, plus what we can do to improve our awareness and response. Mandy describes her own experiences, speaking openly about how she came through and what she has planned next in her stellar career. It's a more serious episode to what you're used to, as it should be. Yet we do need to get Kenneth a desk assessment and James a sick bucket.If you feel someone you work with could do with a coffee and a chat about how things are going we recommend you take a look at the excellent resources on the Mind website listed underneath. You can also find more information on the first aid course mentioned by visiting the Mental Health First Aid site. If you just want to talk to someone about the issues raised in this episode contact the Samaritans any time, from any phone on 116 123 or using the links below.Our thanks to Mandy for her honesty. You can find her on Twitter and her list of Great Charity Speakers.www.twitter.com/msmandyjwww.greatcharityspeakers.com---You can find us on www.domoregood.uk or follow us on Twitter and Instagram. Get in touch if you'd like to feature or star on the show. It goes without saying really but the episodes contains our opinions - essentially things we overheard in meetings, stole from presentations and read in magazines. Thanks for listening.---Further ReadingHelping others: www.mind.org.uk/information-support/helping-someone-elseDepression: www.mind.org.uk/information-support/types-of-mental-health-problems/depression/about-depression/?o=9109#.XDupClz7S00Stress: www.mind.org.uk/information-support/types-of-mental-health-problems/stress/what-is-stress/?o=10133#.XDuoOVz7S00Support: www.mind.org.uk/information-support/helplinesSamaritans: www.samaritans.org/how-we-can-help-you/contact-usMental Heath First Aid: www.mhfaengland.org

In this episode, John Forrest asks Mandy what the podcast is about, what listeners should expect in the future. and why it is NOT the Mandy Johnson show. Mandy talks openly about her battles with mental health, why she left her last job and why she has taken an interest in diversity.

Small charities overcoming the challenges they face - In this episode we spoke to Mandy Johnson about the challenges faced by small charities and how these challenges can be overcome.

In this podcast Richard Freeman has a conversation with Mandy Johnson about the challenges and opportunities for the UKs smallest charities, and the tens of thousands of people who work and volunteer to support local communities when the public and private sector falls short. Richard asks Mandy how small charities can be sustainable, when they are often so invisible and what positive or negative effect policy decisions like devolution has had for locally focused charities. Is there any need for so many small charities and why don't more of them merge? What role is technology having in helping small charities reach more people? And, who is speaking on their behalf at a national level? Mandy Johnson is Chief Executive of the Small Charities Coalition, a national network and advocacy organisation for over 7,000 charities with annual income of less than one million pounds. Mandy is a national figurehead in the UK voluntary sector, having held senior roles at Second Gift, change.org, Cancer Research Uk and Marie Curie. She is a serial volunteer with War on Want and Charity Women amongst others as well as being Chair of the Institute of Fundraising's London Network. In 2016, Mandy was voted one of the country's top ten most influential fundraisers and in 2018 Mandy will be a judge for the UK Charity Awards. Mandy's mission to create a more resilient charity sector follows her first career as a tax consultant and banker for Deloitte and NatWest. --- Useful links: http://www.smallcharities.org.uk/ --- You're listening to always possible conversations and that was Richard Freeman talking to Mandy Johnson. If you enjoyed the conversation, please like, subscribe and review - and share with colleagues. always possible supports business, community, cultural and education leaders to make critical decisions, test ideas, create impact and be found by new audiences. To join in, visit www.alwayspossible.co.uk

Ben speaks to HR specialist Mandy Johnson about why missing out on first round uni offers isn't the end of the world

Twelve months ago, Mandy Johnson - aka 'The Accidental HR Revolutionary' - was a self-confessed "social media dinosaur". Today, however, Mandy's a convert to social media and is active on both Twitter and LinkedIn; indeed, her presence on both platforms is having a positive impact on her personal brand-based business. In this discussion with the PR Warrior Trevor Young, Mandy outlines her approach to Twitter, including how she participates in hashtag conversations and the importance of using the medium to build relationships on a global scale. Mandy talks about the power of blogging and why expressing ideas that you're passionate about is a surefire way to attract an audience on social channels.

The TalentCulture #TChat Show is back live on Wednesday, March 4, 2015, from 7-8 pm ET (4-5 pm PT). Last week we talked about the three elements of a clear and compelling business vision, and this week we're going to talk about the six steps to building a remarkable workplace. Nice segue, don't you think? It's the people that guide and propel the workplace, right? If it were only so easy. From this week's guest's experience opening a shop a month as part of her organization’s UK start-up, she found that 20% of strategies lead to 80% of retention and profit and none of them are vague platitudes like "be nice to your people."  No, they are all practical, immediately applicable, step-by-step processes, and we'll tackle all six tonight on the show. Join TalentCulture #TChat Show co-founders and co-hosts Meghan M. Biro and Kevin W. Grossman as we learn about about the six steps to building a remarkable workplace with this week’s guest: Mandy Johnson, best-selling business author, active speaker, advisor and executive educator. Thank you to all our TalentCulture sponsors and partners: TalentWise, Dice, Hootsuite, SAP/SuccessFactors, IBM Smarter Workforce, CareerBuilder, PeopleFluent and HRmarketer Insight.

Mandy Johnson, author of Winning The War for Talent, focuses on the dilemma that companies face in finding and keeping the right people that will make them profitable. We discuss how businesses need to focus on the improving their recruitment and retention processes to realise real value from their employees.