Podcast appearances and mentions of Margaret Moore

This is the eighth episode of our special podcast series exploring the Sept/Oct themed issue of the American College of Sports Medicine's Health & Fitness Journal on professionalization and advocacy. In this episode, we'll discuss the professionalization in Wellness Coaching, with Margaret Moore, a contributor to the article in the themed issue entitled "Lessons Learned from the Wellness Coaching Profession: The Path to Healthcare Recognition."Margaret is a trailblazer in the  health and well-being coaching field. With nearly 25 years of experience, Margaret shares her entrepreneurial journey and offers unique insights into the professionalization of wellness coaching. Discover the parallels between wellness coaches and exercise professionals as they both strive for recognition within healthcare, and learn about the importance of collaboration, unified standards, and national credentials in driving this change.Margaret's story is an inspiring testament to the power of adaptability and strategic positioning. She recounts her unexpected path to engaging with major healthcare organizations, illustrating the importance of quality work and collaboration with other experts in the field. Through Margaret's compelling narrative, uncover how wellness coaching is carving its place in healthcare, and what it means for the exercise profession.This episode explores the complexities of gaining acceptance and reimbursement in clinical practice, while highlighting the evolving acceptance of lifestyle medicine. Learn how language and strategic positioning have been crucial in navigating healthcare policy, and the role of evidence-based practices in advancing the field. Show Notes Page: https://wellnessparadoxpod.com/episodeacsm8Our Guest:  Margaret Moore, MBA NBC-HWC Margaret Moore/Coach Meg, MBA, is an executive coach, coaching leader and entrepreneur. Following 17 years in the biotech industry, in 2000, Margaret founded Wellcoaches Corporation, a School of Coaching for health professionals which has trained 16,000 coaches in 50  countries. She is co-founder (2009) and chair of the Institute of Coaching at McLean Hospital and a course director of the Harvard Medical School Coaching in Leadership & Healthcare conference. In 2010 Margaret co-founded the National Board for Health and Wellness Coaching, a nonprofit subsidiary of the National Board of Medical Examiners, establishing coaching standards, coach certification, CPT (billing) codes and healthcare reimbursement of coaching services in the US. Margaret is co-author of 26 peer-reviewed articles and 10 book chapters on coaching, the peer-reviewed Coaching Psychology Manual published by Wolters Kluwer, Harvard Health books Organize Your Mind, Organize Your Life and Organize Your Emotions, Optimize Your Life, and a co-editor and chapter author of the American Medical Association's Coaching in Medical Education. Her new co-authored book ‘The Science of Leadership: Nine Ways to Expand your Impact' will be published by Berrett Koehler in summer 2025.Follow us on social at the links below: https://www.facebook.com/wellnessparadox https://www.instagram.com/wellnessparadox/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/wellness-paradox-podcast https://twitter.com/WellnessParadox

Dr Margaret Moore is fascinated by our most mysterious organ - the brain. By looking at stroke survivors, she is trying to understand how brains work, how they don't, and how they predict the world around them

In this episode, Margaret Moore, Chair and Co-Founder of the Institute of Coaching, talks with IOC Executive Director, Jeff Hull. They discuss Margaret's career and involvement with the Institute  of Coaching. They then highlight the evolving world of health and wellness coaches. Jeff and Margaret envision and co-create on what opportunities lie ahead for the field. 

In this episode of The Health Feast, Dr. Rak dives into an enlightening conversation with Coach Meg, a trailblazer in health and wellness coaching. From her initial career in biotechnology to founding WellCoaches, Coach Meg shares her journey and the evolution of health coaching. She emphasizes the art of generating transformative insights and integrating scientific principles into coaching practices. Key topics include the role of confidence and motivation in behavioral change, the gradual nature of personal transformation, and the expansive concept of well-being beyond physical health. This episode offers valuable insights for anyone interested in the dynamic field of health and wellness coaching. [00:08:46] Health coaching and Medicare. [00:11:07] Helping scientists transition to business. [00:14:54] Integrating science into coaching. [00:18:11] Integrating positive psychology in coaching. [00:25:14] The generative moment in coaching. [00:27:51] Facilitative coaching generates more insights. [00:40:08] Health as a feast. [00:44:12] Shift in perspective and identity. [00:48:13] Behavior change priorities. [00:50:17] Integrating coaching into healthcare. [00:56:42] Changing lives through lifestyle medicine. [00:59:08] Falling in love with being healthy. [01:03:18] Options for seeing a health coach. [01:07:00] Energizing coaching sessions. [01:10:18] AI vs. Human Coaching [01:16:27] Deep music and meaningful conversations. [01:20:27] Leading the charge in healthcare. [01:23:50] Thriving on the growth edge. [01:26:57] Moments of peace and growth. Resources Mentioned: Ground Zero: Changing Mindsets and Behaviors for Good - Coach Meg's 2022 ACLM Keynote Address Mindsight: The New Science of Personal Transformation by Dr. Daniel Siegel Office Space (1999) Film - Mike Judge Learn More and Follow Coach Meg Coach Meg's Website LinkedIn:Margaret Moore, aka Coach Meg | LinkedIn Twitter: Margaret Moore aka Coach Meg (@coachmeg) / X (twitter.com) Follow @thehealthfeast on IG and YT for more. The Health Feast is available where you get podcasts and thehealthfeast.com. Have a question or comment for Dr. Rak and Po? You can submit them on our website https://www.thehealthfeast.com  Disclaimer: The Health Feast is provided for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute providing medical advice or professional services. As with any changes affecting your health, we recommend and encourage you to consult your medical doctor or other qualified healthcare professionals before making lifestyle changes. The opinions expressed are our own and do not necessarily reflect the views of our employers.

Last week, we had an incredible episode talking all about the power of health coaching, and now, it's Eddie's turn in the hot seat! Learn about how Eddie is thinking about approaching the rest of his life, finding purpose in what he does, structuring his ideal day, and making this transition as fluid and graceful as possible. To hear the rest of the episode, come join the Foodie Fam: https://www.patreon.com/FWNTT Learn more about Well Coaches and Margaret Moore here: https://www.coachmeg.com https://www.wellcoaches.com Check out our book! https://read.macmillan.com/lp/food-we-need-to-talk/ Chat with us on IG! https://www.instagram.com/foodweneedtotalk/?hl=en Be friends with Juna on IG and Tiktok! https://www.instagram.com/theofficialjuna/ https://www.tiktok.com/@junagjata

In this episode, we talk to Margaret Moore about the emerging field of health coaching. It's exactly what it sounds like: someone coaching you through achieving your health goals, except it's much more than that. As Margaret discusses in this episode, health coaching delves into the core of who you are – your identity, the reasons behind your health goals, and what brings you fulfillment. One of the topics we cover is how identity is deeply ingrained from an early age and can play a pivotal role in shaping your beliefs, but it's also something that can be changed. Towards the end, we even have a live coaching session. Learn more about Well Coaches and Margaret Moore here: https://www.coachmeg.com https://www.wellcoaches.com Listen to Eddie's coaching session: https://read.macmillan.com/lp/food-we-need-to-talk/ Chat with us on IG! https://www.instagram.com/foodweneedtotalk/?hl=en Be friends with Juna on IG and Tiktok! https://www.instagram.com/theofficialjuna/ https://www.tiktok.com/@junagjata

Read more about the impeachment: https://thetexan.news/paxton_impeachment/ Today, attorneys in the impeachment trial questioned Mark Penley, called to the stand by the House Board of Managers. Penley served as the Deputy Attorney General for Criminal Justice at the Attorney General's Office under Ken Paxton, and is one of the four former employees who joined the lawsuit under the Texas Whistleblowers Act. The prosecution then called Katherine “Missy” Cary, Paxton's former chief of staff, to the stand, a long-time employee of the Office of the Attorney General (OAG) who provided details about Paxton's affair and the inner workings of the agency.  Gregg Cox, a former employee of the Travis County District Attorney's Office, was called to testify, along with Margaret Moore, the former Travis County district attorney herself.  Some big parts of the day included:Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, who is presiding over the trial, said that time for witness examination should be up by Thursday evening. The Senate would then begin deliberations, and Patrick said there would be no days off until a verdict is reached.In regards to Paxton requesting staff to look into Nate Paul's allegations against federal authorities, Penley testified he thought it was “insane” that the OAG would investigate a U.S. magistrate and federal agents. Penley said Paxton was “under Paul's influence,” “biased against law enforcement to his detriment,” and that he feared he would be fired by Paxton if he could not convince the attorney general to distance himself from the Austin real estate developer. Paxton and Penley reportedly met in McKinney four days before Penley and his colleagues went to the FBI.Penley testified that he had “circumstantial evidence” that the attorney general was being bribed, and Paxton's defense questioned him as to why he did not tell his boss. The defense argued that Penley, like other whistleblowers, didn't do his due diligence in investigating Paul's allegations before reporting Paxton to law enforcement. Cary testified that she overheard a conversation at an Austin restaurant regarding some personal information of the attorney general between a man and a woman she did not recognize. She took a photo of the woman, and spoke privately with Paxton about what she heard. Paxton told her that the woman was his realtor, and did not appear concerned. Cary later found out the woman was Laura Olson, with whom Paxton was having an extramarital affair.Recalling a meeting where Paxton, with his wife Sen. Angela Paxton (R-McKinney) in attendance, confessed to the affair in September of 2018, Cary said her “heart broke” for Sen. Paxton and that she believed the affair had ended at that point. She later testified that she found out the affair had continued in the summer of 2019. Cary said that morale among OAG employees was low, particularly among the security detail and travel aides. She testified that Sen. Paxton would call the office to ask about the attorney general's whereabouts, and that “the staff was sometimes uncomfortable answering those questions.”Cox was asked by the prosecution to describe “potential” crimes Paxton may have committed while in office. The defense brought forward the fact that Cox has applied for a job with the OAG after writing a memo outlining Paxton's potential crimes. 

Good golly we had some laughs reading these in 2022. We absolutely love hearing from our listeners, and reading out what you write to us in the Listener Question segment has become a favourite of ours. To celebrate a brand new year of the podcast, we've put together a mix of the best questions of 2022 for you all to enjoy. We'd like to thank every one of our listeners, but in particular thank you so much to Margaret Moore, Ian Clasp, Al Cappuccino, Beryl Knoppy and David Rotas; the Listener Questions segment simply couldn't happen without listeners like you.Visit www.filament.coffee to order delicious black coffee, made by us, to your home or work. Podcast listeners save 15% when you use code TOPHER15 at checkout.

In this Better@Work episode, we chat with the amazing Margaret Moore aka “Coach Meg,” who is the founder and CEO of Wellcoaches, an evidenced-based wellness coaching school, that has trained over 14,000 coaches in 50 countries over the past 20 years. We might assume coaches are used only in the world of sport, however, Margaret has been helping people from all walks of life discover their strengths and identify opportunities to maximize their potential — in work, in relationships, and in life. The former biotech exec founded the Wellcoaches School of Coaching to help wellness professionals best serve their patients. Since then, she's has added students from the business world, front-line healthcare workers and the police.   On this episode, the Coach's Coach details what effective coaching really means; how leaning into doubt, or “our shadow,” can help us reveal patterns we need to change; and why organizing our minds can set us up for sustainable success. She shares how getting into moments of flow every day is nourishing, how we can all be better coaches and we hear her story of not making it in Toronto. Margaret Moore is an executive wellness coach and co-author of Organize Your Mind, Organize Your Life: Train Your Brain to Get More Done in Less Time and Organize Your Emotions, Optimize Your Life. She has driven the professionalization of health coaching in two related domains: constructing a theoretical base for the practice, and evaluating results to establish best practices. Margaret is the co-director of the Institute of Coaching at McLean Hospital (a teaching affiliate of Harvard Medical School) and the founder and CEO of Wellcoaches Corporation, a leading coach training school. This episode is super informative and Margaret teaches us how to apply some of the latest research in neuroscience in our everyday lives, making them less stressful and more relaxed. Quick episode breakdown: Margaret discusses Self-Determination Theory, which suggests we are motivated to grow and change by three innate and universal psychological needs; competence, connection and autonomy We explore how Neuroscientists have opened a window into the disorganized minds of those with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), providing insights into how to train our brains to become more organised Margaret talks through the strong connection between disorganised minds and unhealthy habits We learn why Margaret and her co-author Paul Hammerness translated the science of brain organisation into six principles or “rules of order” We explore the 6 rules of order; Tame Your Frenzy, Sustain Your Focus, Apply the brakes, Access your working memory, Shift Sets and Connect the Dots. Let's Take This offline In our “Let's take this offline” segment I debrief on Margaret's key insights with my friend Annette and answer a question from our listener Steven, who has returned to work from parental leave and both he and his partner are really struggling.   Get in touch: Cathal@betteratwork.com.au or https://betteratwork.com.au Get in touch on Instagram: @betteratwork_ Get in touch on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cathal-quinlan/ Send us a question or leave us a voicemail: https://betteratwork.com.au/contact-us/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Margaret Moore, MBA is the chair and co-founder of the Institute of Coaching: a non-profit organisation at McLean University, which aims to enhance "the integrity and credibility of the field of coaching".  This is a fascinating, wide-ranging conversation in which we discuss a broad scope of topics related to coaching, appreciative inquiry, and positive psychological approaches to our work and lives.  The conversation topics include: the role of coaching in healthcare (for patients and for professionals); the academic rigour behind coaching, and its growing evidence base; reflections on Learning from Excellence / Appreciative Inquiry and how this compares and contrasts with coaching; the elements of psychological capital - Hope Efficacy Resilience Optimism; burnout and wellbeing; and plenty more. The book referenced by Margaret in the conversation (Coaching in Medical Education) is available here. 

Let's get one thing clear: Coaches aren't just for athletes. This might be brand-new information to some of us. But Margaret Moore, aka “Coach Meg,” has been helping people from all walks of life discover their strengths and identify opportunities to maximize their potential — on the job, in relationships, and in life — for over 20 years. The former biotech exec founded the Wellcoaches School of Coaching in 2000 to help wellness professionals best serve their patients. Since then, she's added leaders, front-line healthcare workers, and now all of us to her roster of students. On this episode, the Coach's Coach details what effective coaching really means; how leaning into doubt, or “our shadow,” can help us reveal patterns we need to change; and why organizing our minds can set us up for sustainable success (plus, how to do it). She also shares her story of not making it and how we can all be better coaches for ourselves, kids, mentees or even friends. Inspired to move? Check out the Nike Training Club app, where you'll find workouts for all fitness levels created and led by Nike trainers, as well as holistic health tips from Nike Performance Council members—all to help you take your wellness to the next level. Clink on the link below to get the app for iOS or Android.Download Now

In episode 3 we're joined by Margaret Moore, the founder and CEO of Wellcoaches, an evidenced-based wellness coaching school that has trained over 12,000 coaches in 50 countries around the global over the past 20 years. Margaret and I will unpack the fundamental tenants of coaching and the coaching relationship and how this can result in superior health behavior change outcomes at lower costs than traditional medical interventions. Most exciting, we'll discuss how wellness coaching is moving towards a reimbursable service from health insurance providers. Our Guest: Margaret Moore Margaret Moore, aka Coach Meg, founded Wellcoaches Corporation in 2000, the first School of Coaching for health professionals and a global standard-bearer for professional coaches in healthcare and wellness. The Wellcoaches School of Coaching has trained more than 12,000 coaches in over 50 countries. Margaret is a 17-year veteran of the biotechnology industry in the US, UK, Canada, and France. She served in executive roles at three companies which later joined Sanofi, and served as COO and CEO of two biotech companies. 

Margaret Moore, MBA, is an executive coach and founder and CEO of Wellcoaches Corporation, a coaching school for health professionals, which has trained more than 13,000 coaches in 50 countries since 2000.Prior to Wellcoaches, Margaret was an executive in the biotechnology industry in the US, UK, Canada, France for 17 years, including serving as CEO and COO of two biotech companies. Margaret is co-founder (2009) and chair of the Institute of Coaching at McLean, a Harvard Medical School affiliate, and is co-director of the Coaching in Leadership & Healthcare conference offered by Harvard Medical School since 2008. In 2010 Margaret co-founded the National Board for Health and Wellness Coaching, now a nonprofit subsidiary of the National Board of Medical Examiners, establishing standards and reimbursement for the coaching workforce in healthcare. Moore teaches transformational leadership at Harvard Medical School's Office of Global Education, and coaching psychology at Harvard Extension School. She is co-author of 20 peer-reviewed articles and 7 book chapters on coaching, the peer-reviewed Coaching Psychology Manual published by Wolters Kluwer, and Harvard Health Books Organize Your Mind, Organize Your Life and Organize Your Emotions, Optimize Your Life.In this conversation Coach Meg talks about coaching as a way to unlock one's full potential. We talk about different kinds of coaching - lifestyle, career, health, and other specialized aspects of coaching. Coach Meg shares basic core principles of coaching, the importance of mindfulness and self-reflection, the power and learning that comes from knowing one's emotions, and strategies for preventing burnout and finding joy in your work . Tune in to learn more!For more resources please visit:www.coachmeg.comwww.wellcoaches.comwww.instituteofcoaching.orgwww.nbhwc.orgThis podcast is brought to you by Emory Lifestyle Medicine & Wellness. To learn more about our work, please visithttps://bit.ly/EmoryLM

This week we're diving even deeper into the world of everything St. Patrick's Day with the most Irish person we know (and one of our oldest friends), Margaret Moore! She'll explain what it means to her to be Irish and how to respectfully celebrate everyone's favorite day to drink (hint: it doesn't involve a Kiss Me I'm Irish t-shirt or shamrock sunglasses). We suggest you put on your Irish sweater, listen to some bagpipes, and truly get to know the reason for the season. And grab a Guinness while you're at it.Some articles to learn about Irish culture:PRAOH.org - The Forgotten Saint PatrickPRAOH.org - The Penal LawsTheIrishStory.com - The Easter Rising of 1916PRAOH.org - The First Bloody Sunday: Jim Larkin and the Dublin Lockout 1913Lohud.com - This St. Patrick's Day honors 'heroes of 1916'NYTimes.com - CITY LORE; For the Irish, Dancing Days Are Here AgainYouTube.com - Mary Holt Moore "I Am of Irish America"AOH.com - Wren Night

We are joined by Margaret Moore (aka Coach Meg) to discuss how health coaching is the #1 missing intervention in healthcare. We learn about the science of sustainable behavior change, the unique and powerful skillset of health coaches, and how integrating a coach into your practice can bring on game-changing results.    Ready to learn more? Dive deeper into the research, access resources, and connect with us by visiting www.karawarecoaching.com/podcast  Good Medicine On The Go is sponsored by Atrium Innovations Professional Brands; PureEncapsulations, Douglas Laboratories, Genestra Brands, and LivingMatrix.

This month, Mandy and I discuss how police licensing agencies can weed out bad cops, what 911 calls EMS could take over from police, and unveil a new jingle from Just Liberty and the Austin Justice Coalition aiming to oust Austin police Chief Brian Manley. Here's what's in this month's episode: Top Stories Police licensing agency in Texas undergoing comprehensive review: How to fix it. (2:50) EMS union head tells how police responses to 911 calls can be reduced: Analyzing Austin 911 call-center data. (12:17) New jingle from Just Liberty, Austin Justice Coalition, calls for Austin police chief's ouster. (23:25) Something, Nothing, or Everything? Reviewing new Texas public opinion polling on criminal-justice topics. (31:07) Progressive challenger Jose Garza defeats incumbent Margaret Moore in Travis County District Attorney primary runoff. (35:15) Audit of Houston PD Narcotics Division finally released (38:23) The Last Hurrah (47:45) 5 years since Sandra Bland's death: What's next? Texas and feds both resumed executions: Feds are a bigger deal. San Antonio PD can't fire bad cops: 70% of terminated officers get back on the force.

Guillermo Gonzales is the director of the Travis County Trial Division under the current DA, Margaret Moore. He speaks with us about the ways in which the office has worked to improve the county's justice system and about the response to criticism regarding the office's handling of sex crimes. //Gullermo Gonzales es el director del Trial Division de Travis County en la oficina de la actual fiscal, Margaret Moore. Él nos habla de las maneras en que la oficina ha trabajado para mejorar el sistema de justicia del condado, y responde a las críticas sobre la manera en que la oficina del fiscal ha manejado los crimenes sexuales. 

Jose Garza, democratic candidate for Travis County DA, is facing off against incumbent Margaret Moore in a runoff election. He talks about his experience, his vision for a more equitable justice system, and the changes he would implement as DA. //Jose Garza, candidato demócrata para ser el fiscal de Travis County, se está postulando contra la actual fiscal Margaret Moore en la segunda vuelta de las elecciones primarias. Nos habla de su experiencia, de su visión para un sistema legal más justo, y de los cambios que implementaría como nuevo fiscal.  

Today we look at the importance of some of the elected offices that get less attention during election season, talk about why they're important in 2020, and what you can do to get involved.To start, we review the importance of the Texas House and State Board of Education races in November, then turn our attention to the justice system. For more on the importance of electing progressive DAs, check out this NBC News piece. For some of the challenges facing progressive DAs who have been elected, read this. For more on José Garza, running for District Attorney here in Travis County, visit his website. The Austin Chronicle story on Garza calling for jail changes during COVID is here; more on his primary run-off against Margaret Moore can be found in Community Impact.You can get the basics when it comes to the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals here. The 2010 Andrew Cohen that we reference about Sharon Keller is available on the Atlantic website.Meanwhile, check out this Texas Tribune story for more on our embarrassing Ag Commissioner, Sid Miller. What is the Ag Commissioner actually responsible for? A lot, it turns out. Find out the details here.What can we do today?1. Research ALL the races in your district well before going to the polls. One good resource? Antoinette recommends the voting guide from your local League of Women Voters chapter. A sample can be found here.2. Get involved in a down-ballot race today. Good resources for Texans include Flip The Texas House, Swing Left, and Indivisible Austin. Or volunteer directly for a campaign.This episode was recorded on Wednesday, June 17, 2020.

As health-systems balance physical distancing and continuing with the implementation of strategic projects, many are finding ways to innovate by providing virtual support for areas that have traditionally seen a face-to-face solution. The support for training and go-live are two areas experiencing some exciting innovation and development. Sharing some practical experience on this topic, host Joe Clemons, Director ERP Practice and Advisory is joined by Margaret Moore, Senior Advisor Pivot at Point Consulting and Tom Slowe, Training Manager at Pivot Point Consulting.

While The Rabble podcast is on break, we're revisiting some of our favorite episodes. Since the 86th Texas legislature gaveled in a year ago this week, we thought it was fitting to replay our wrap-up of the legislative session. We drinking game-ified it, so pour yourself a local craft beer (that you can now take home from the brewery, thanks to one of our highly fuck-able bills!) and join us to hear about the highs and lows of what our state legislators accomplished in 2019. Plus, we get to talk with Max Lars, one of the 13 African American chiefs of staff who served in this legislative session -- the most in Texas history. Oh, and? He was the one running the office of the Texas House Democratic Caucus's "Freshman of the Year," John Bucy. Fire emoji Plus, we learn how to help sexual assault survivors get justice. This episode originally aired May 31, 2019. PRESENTING SPONSOR: Today's episode of The Rabble is brought to you by the Austin American-Statesman. Listeners of The Rabble can sign up for a Statesman digital subscription for the rousing price of just 99 cents for the first 4-weeks! Go to http://statesman.com/rabble. THIS WEEK'S GUEST: Max Lars, Chief of Staff for Texas State Representative John Bucy, III (TX House District 136: Leander/Cedar Park) Twitter: https://twitter.com/RobertMLars Awesome photos of the 13 African American chiefs of staff who served in the 86th Texas legislature: https://www.facebook.com/tamoria.jones/posts/10102117933886044 SH*T TO DO: Join the campaign for sexual assault systems reform: https://webelieveatx.org/add-your-voice Find your city council district (if you're in Austin): http://www.austintexas.gov/page/city-council-district-map Texas Association Against Sexual Assault: http://taasa.org/ These Rape Victims Had to Sue to Get the Police to Investigate: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/23/us/rape-victims-kits-police-departments.html Painful Splits Along the Way to Stopping Sexual Assault in and Around Austin: https://www.austinchronicle.com/news/2019-03-15/painful-splits-along-the-way-to-stopping-sexual-assault-in-and-around-austin/ Travis County District Attorney's Office Under Fire in New Court Filing: https://www.austinchronicle.com/daily/news/2019-03-04/travis-county-district-attorneys-office-under-fire-in-new-court-filing/ Margaret Moore, Travis County District Attorney: https://www.traviscountytx.gov/district-attorney/meet-the-da FOLLOW ROUSER: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RouserTX Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rousertx/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/RouserTX?lang=en Subscribe to our Friday newsletter, T-GIF: https://www.rousertx.com/tgif/ LINKS WE MENTIONED: The Texas Tribune's round-up of big bills that passed and failed: https://apps.texastribune.org/features/2019/texas-legislature-bills-to-watch/ Here's a good recap of the best & worst moments of the 86th TxLege from Progress Texas: https://progresstexas.org/blog/top-best-worst-moments-2019-texas-legislative-session Equality Texas has a great summary of the victories and challenges the Texas LGBTQ+ community faced this session: https://www.equalitytexas.org/shifting-the-narrative-the-86th-legislative-session/ Beer-to-Go unanimously passed the TX Senate!: https://www.houstonchronicle.com/life/article/Cheers-y-all-Beer-to-go-unanimously-passes-in-13882991.php Sales tax increase dies in Texas legislature: https://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/politics/texas/article/Sales-tax-increase-dead-in-Texas-Legislature-13826589.php Uninsured kids, moms and workers left behind by the TxLege: https://covertexasnow.org/posts/2019/5/27/fight-back-after-lege-ignored-uninsured-kids-uninsured-moms-other-uninsured-workers The GOP Failed to Ban Paid Sick Leave and the Business Lobby is Livid https://www.texasobserver.org/the-gop-failed-to-ban-paid-sick-leave-and-the-business-lobby-is-livid/?fbclid=IwAR23faKZDrZXupchTvDt7Oc8hmggXGEZNgaWPNmOpMGbm2E4zFg0mh8qDSg Texas House, Senate pass school finance bill mandating teacher raises and cutting taxes https://www.texastribune.org/2019/05/25/Texas-teacher-pay-raise-school-finance-HB3-passes/ Closing Thoughts on HB 3, the Big School Finance Bill http://bettertexasblog.org/2019/05/closing-thoughts-on-hb-3-the-big-school-finance-bill%EF%BB%BF/ Texas legislature allows handgun open carry immediately after natural disasters. https://www.cbs7.com/content/news/Texas-legislature-allows-handgun-open-carry-immediately-after-natural-disasters-510540371.html Bill banning Planned Parenthood contracts sent to Abbott https://www.statesman.com/news/20190524/bill-banning-planned-parenthood-contracts-sent-to-abbott We talk about Zaffrini's bill to protect victims of financial abuse back in episode 2 of The Rabble: https://www.rousertx.com/the-rabble-pod/2019/1/22/episode-2-cardi-b-may-be-smarter-than-potus-were-not-crying-youre-crying-the-internets-giveth-and-the-internets-taketh-away-our-ability-to-vote Analysis: Legislative resolve isn't always what you think it is https://www.texastribune.org/2019/04/05/texas-immigration-border-crisis-legislature-resolution/ Texas legislators strip last-minute $100 million request for border surge https://www.texastribune.org/2019/05/26/texas-border-surge-funding-supplemental-budget/ Lawmakers approve legislation shielding most Texans from surprise medical bills: https://www.kut.org/post/state-lawmakers-approve-legislation-shielding-most-texans-surprise-medical-bills Texas House Rep. John Bucy: https://www.facebook.com/BucyForTexas/

Margaret Moore Director of the Centre for the Study of Democracy and DiversityProfessor, Department of Political Studies and Department of Philosophy The People, the Land, and the Government Host: Barry Kaplan Synopsis: Dr. Margaret Moore is the Director of the Centre for the Study of Democracy and Diversity at Queen’s University, a Fellow of the Royal Society Continue Reading

Like that time ALF landed on Gilligan's Island, we beamed ourselves up to the Big D for the Texas politics podcast mash-up of the millennium: The Rabble meets Pod Bless Texas! We got to know our new friends Lillian Salerno and Kendall Scudder over a bottle (or 3) of champagne and a revealing game of "Never have I ever." Plus, we join in the fun of everyone's favorite Pod Bless Texas segment, "OBSESSED!" ROUSER / THE RABBLE MERCH IS HERE! Get yours and vote with your dollars for your favorite Ann Richards Rouser shirt: https://rouser.threadless.com/ PRESENTING SPONSOR: Today's episode of The Rabble is brought to you by the Austin American-Statesman. Listeners of The Rabble can sign up for a Statesman digital subscription for the rousing price of just 99 cents for the first 4-weeks! Go to http://statesman.com/rabble. THIS WEEK'S GUEST: Lillian Salerno and Kendall Scudder, co-hosts of Pod Bless Texas Find them here: https://podblesstx.com/ ALSO, you can watch the VIDEO of this episode thanks to the fancy Dallas technology in the Pod Bless studios. :-D https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1R6CmLjP2ce8jkvEg6WSEQ Follow Pod Bless Texas on the socials: https://www.facebook.com/PodBlessTexas/ https://twitter.com/podblesstexas SH*T TO DO: Customs and Border Patrol is dropping off hundreds of asylum-seekers at the bus station in San Antonio every day. The Interfaith Welcome Coalition has been doing their best to greet these refugees (who arrive with nothing but the clothes on their backs) with backpacks full of necessities like wet wipes and blankets. But the number of refugees and asylum-seekers has increased so rapidly, the IWC is having trouble keeping up. We can help! Purchase items for these folks directly from the IWC's Amazon wish list here: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2RLIZWONY8XUK?fbclid=IwAR2Okcv1gLbGTrr45ZEc0IvJpRatHFCPdi_HkAZ5KebOMFhehIHFoeEqtls Plus, right now the city of San Antonio is matching every $2 donation to IWC with an additional dollar from the city in order to provide overnight shelter for migrant families. Donate here: https://interfaithwelcomecoalition.org/donate/ FOLLOW ROUSER: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RouserTX Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rousertx/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/RouserTX?lang=en Subscribe to our Friday newsletter, T-GIF: https://www.rousertx.com/tgif/ LINKS WE MENTIONED: FUCK Gov. Greg Abbott signs $11.6 billion school finance measure into law: https://www.texastribune.org/2019/06/11/texas-gov-greg-abbott-signs-116-billion-school-finance-measure-law/ MARRY The backlash to Gov Abbott's absurd tweet claiming advocates were “lying” about the maternal mortality rate in TX. Original tweet: https://twitter.com/GregAbbott_TX/status/1137753213619318786 The Afiya Center had a great response: https://www.facebook.com/theafiyacenter/photos/a.553841451350207/2366762993391368/?type=3&theater KILL The Texas legislature didn't take action to improve our healthcare, but you can: https://covertexasnow.org/posts/2019/5/27/fight-back-after-lege-ignored-uninsured-kids-uninsured-moms-other-uninsured-workers OBSESSED Whataburger custom shoes: https://shop.whataburger.com/apparel/whataburger-custom-running-style-shoe/ Or get some vintage KangaROOS shoes to store your condoms in: https://poshmark.com/brand/kangaroos Seattle prosecuting attorney decides not to charge anyone for personal drug possession: https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/public-safety/no-charges-for-personal-drug-possession-seattles-bold-gamble-to-bring-peace-after-the-war-on-drugs/2019/06/11/69a7bb46-7285-11e9-9f06-5fc2ee80027a_story.html?utm_term=.17933cc9ae88 Julian Castro's lead abatement plan: https://www.julianforthefuture.com/news-events/endleadpoisoning/ Castro's lead plan concisely explained via tweet thread: https://twitter.com/queer_spice/status/1138198284466450434?s=21 Goat landscaping in Waco: https://texashillcountry.com/waco-goat-landscaping-overgrown/ The Go Fund Me border wall has been ordered to stay open: https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/salvadorhernandez/gofundme-border-wall-gate-access-monument-water We Believe ATX helps survivors of sexual assault seek justice: https://webelieveatx.org/ José Garza is challenging Margaret Moore to become District Attorney in Travis County: https://www.joseforda.com/

We drinking game-ify our wrap-up of the 86th TX lege, so pour yourself a local craft beer (that you can now take home from the brewery, thanks to one of our highly fuck-able bills!) and join us. Plus, we get to talk with Max Lars, one of the 13 African American chiefs of staff who served in this legislative session -- the most in Texas history. Oh, and? He was the one running the office of the Texas House Democratic Caucus's "Freshman of the Year," John Bucy. Fire emoji Plus, we learn how to help sexual assault survivors get justice so we can avoid rioting in the streets. PRESENTING SPONSOR: Today's episode of The Rabble is brought to you by the Austin American-Statesman. Listeners of The Rabble can sign up for a Statesman digital subscription for the rousing price of just 99 cents for the first 4-weeks! Go to http://statesman.com/rabble. THIS WEEK'S GUEST: Max Lars, Chief of Staff for Texas State Representative John Bucy, III (TX House District 136: Leander/Cedar Park) Twitter: https://twitter.com/RobertMLars Awesome photos of the 13 African American chiefs of staff who served in the 86th Texas legislature: https://www.facebook.com/tamoria.jones/posts/10102117933886044 SH*T TO DO: Join the campaign for sexual assault systems reform: https://webelieveatx.org/add-your-voice Find your city council district (if you're in Austin): http://www.austintexas.gov/page/city-council-district-map Texas Association Against Sexual Assault: http://taasa.org/ These Rape Victims Had to Sue to Get the Police to Investigate: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/23/us/rape-victims-kits-police-departments.html Painful Splits Along the Way to Stopping Sexual Assault in and Around Austin: https://www.austinchronicle.com/news/2019-03-15/painful-splits-along-the-way-to-stopping-sexual-assault-in-and-around-austin/ Travis County District Attorney's Office Under Fire in New Court Filing: https://www.austinchronicle.com/daily/news/2019-03-04/travis-county-district-attorneys-office-under-fire-in-new-court-filing/ Margaret Moore, Travis County District Attorney: https://www.traviscountytx.gov/district-attorney/meet-the-da FOLLOW ROUSER: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RouserTX Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rousertx/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/RouserTX?lang=en Subscribe to our Friday newsletter, T-GIF: https://www.rousertx.com/tgif/ LINKS WE MENTIONED: The Texas Tribune's round-up of big bills that passed and failed: https://apps.texastribune.org/features/2019/texas-legislature-bills-to-watch/ Here's a good recap of the best & worst moments of the 86th TxLege from Progress Texas: https://progresstexas.org/blog/top-best-worst-moments-2019-texas-legislative-session Equality Texas has a great summary of the victories and challenges the Texas LGBTQ+ community faced this session: https://www.equalitytexas.org/shifting-the-narrative-the-86th-legislative-session/ Beer-to-Go unanimously passed the TX Senate!: https://www.houstonchronicle.com/life/article/Cheers-y-all-Beer-to-go-unanimously-passes-in-13882991.php Sales tax increase dies in Texas legislature: https://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/politics/texas/article/Sales-tax-increase-dead-in-Texas-Legislature-13826589.php Uninsured kids, moms and workers left behind by the TxLege: https://covertexasnow.org/posts/2019/5/27/fight-back-after-lege-ignored-uninsured-kids-uninsured-moms-other-uninsured-workers The GOP Failed to Ban Paid Sick Leave and the Business Lobby is Livid https://www.texasobserver.org/the-gop-failed-to-ban-paid-sick-leave-and-the-business-lobby-is-livid/?fbclid=IwAR23faKZDrZXupchTvDt7Oc8hmggXGEZNgaWPNmOpMGbm2E4zFg0mh8qDSg Texas House, Senate pass school finance bill mandating teacher raises and cutting taxes https://www.texastribune.org/2019/05/25/Texas-teacher-pay-raise-school-finance-HB3-passes/ Closing Thoughts on HB 3, the Big School Finance Bill http://bettertexasblog.org/2019/05/closing-thoughts-on-hb-3-the-big-school-finance-bill%EF%BB%BF/ Texas legislature allows handgun open carry immediately after natural disasters. https://www.cbs7.com/content/news/Texas-legislature-allows-handgun-open-carry-immediately-after-natural-disasters-510540371.html Bill banning Planned Parenthood contracts sent to Abbott https://www.statesman.com/news/20190524/bill-banning-planned-parenthood-contracts-sent-to-abbott We talk about Zaffrini's bill to protect victims of financial abuse back in episode 2 of The Rabble: https://www.rousertx.com/the-rabble-pod/2019/1/22/episode-2-cardi-b-may-be-smarter-than-potus-were-not-crying-youre-crying-the-internets-giveth-and-the-internets-taketh-away-our-ability-to-vote Analysis: Legislative resolve isn't always what you think it is https://www.texastribune.org/2019/04/05/texas-immigration-border-crisis-legislature-resolution/ Texas legislators strip last-minute $100 million request for border surge https://www.texastribune.org/2019/05/26/texas-border-surge-funding-supplemental-budget/ Lawmakers approve legislation shielding most Texans from surprise medical bills: https://www.kut.org/post/state-lawmakers-approve-legislation-shielding-most-texans-surprise-medical-bills Texas House Rep. John Bucy: https://www.facebook.com/BucyForTexas/

Welcome to COFFEE with Kim and Special Guests Coach Jerry and Margaret Moore! Topic:  Principles & Practices of a Happy Marriage with Coach Jerry Moore and his wife Margaret What are the secrets to a happy marriage?  The on-going question every couple wonders and some have found in the hardest and happiest of times.  In this episode Kim invites you to join her as she welcomes Coach Jerry Moore and his wife Margaret to the conversation as they share their happiest and hardest times and how they cultivated a happy marriage. The opinions expressed during this broadcast are for inspiration, information and motivational purposes. Enjoying the Conversation?  Subscribe to the Show!  Visit the COFFEE with Kim Show Page at www.up2meradio.com to learn more about the network, the show, Host Kim Crabill and her guests. This show is a production of Up2Me Radio in coordination with the Media Team of the Roses and Rainbows Ministry.  Visit us at www.rosesandrainbows.org You can find, like and share us on Facebook at Up2Me Radio and follow us on Twitter @Up2Meradio  

Coach Meg, aka Margaret Moore says the secret to an organized life, is an organized mind.

Guest: Margaret Moore, MBA Margaret Moore is a 17-year veteran of the biotechnology industry in the US, UK, Canada, France. In 2000, Margaret founded Wellcoaches Corporation, in strategic partnership with the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM), which has trained more than 10,000 health professionals as health and wellness coaches in 50 countries. Margaret is co-founder […]

Kim Poyner is a practice nurse, health coach and previously an ICU nurse.  She is the Founder of MediCoach, winner of the 2015 APNA Best Practice Award in Nursing for Chronic Disease Management, and presenter of Care Co-ordination, Care Planning and Coaching in General Practice. Kim has been invited to work with the World Health Organisation on obesity prevention and has presented multiple workshops on health coaching with the Australasian Society of Lifestyle Medicine. This is an episode I suggest you listen to many times as Kim shares some absolute pearls of wisdom about helping patients on their health journey.  Today we discuss: -What is health coaching? - What is the evidence base? - Some myths and facts about behaviour change - How do we help people "not ready" to change - A range of clinical pearls and tips on behaviour change - Resources   She has no conflicts of interest to declare outside of being the Founder of MediCoach. Resources: http://medicoach.com.au/ https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/1559827617708562 Textbook/training book = Coaching Psychology Manual by Margaret Moore - https://www.booktopia.com.au/coaching-psychology-manual-moore/prod9781451195262.html    More information and workshops @ https://www.lifestylemedicine.org.au/ www.facebook.com/thegpshow.podcast  Rating 5 stars +/- a review on itunes is a great help.   Enjoy Friends

Join Margaret Moore in conversation with Reggie Marra as they explore the benefits of Coaching the Inner Family -- the foundation of her 2016 book, Organize Your Emotions, Optimize Your Life. Tune in to learn more about 9 distinct members of your "inner family" and how they influence your life. Bio: MARGARET MOORE, MBA, (aka Coach Meg), is the founder and CEO of Wellcoaches Corporation, a School of Coaching for health professionals. Wellcoaches has trained more than 10,000 health professionals as health and wellness coaches in 45 countries. Margaret is on the faculty at Harvard University Extension School, teaching coaching psychology, and co-founder and co-director of the Institute of Coaching at McLean Hospital, a Harvard Medical School affiliate. wellcoachesschool.com

In this episode of the Talk with Tom Motivational Minute, Tom discusses how organizing emotions helps you to succeed. They aren’t to be dismissed, you want to master them. Tom gives some key points he gained from the book, Organize Your Emotions, Optimize Your Life: Decode Your Emotional DNA-and Thrive, by authors Margaret Moore, Edward […] The post Talk with Tom: Episode #37 | TwT Motivational Minute: Organizing Emotions for Success appeared first on Success Series.

After reviewing Marie’s effort to take time for lunch, Dr. Schwab introduces her to Margaret Moore, MBA (a.k.a. Coach Meg), founder of the first health and wellness coaching school in the United States.  Coach Meg points out that physicians are trained first and foremost to focus on their patients' well-being and often feel guilty when they pause to take care of themselves. "We’re not a healthy society, emotionally or physically. And it’s hard to imagine us getting that [patient care] done without the health care workforce also being well." Coach Meg presents multiple definitions of well-being and delineates the relationship between resilience and positive emotions.  Maintaining an upbeat, open-minded, and flexible perspective may counteract the stress encountered during a busy clinic session. Coach Meg talks to Marie about coaching herself during the course of the work day. Short breaks, deep breaths, and glancing at a pleasant image may be helpful. Meg motivates Marie to take a high-level look at herself and her life, and to start re-examining the path forward and its sustainability. Coach Meg and Dr. Schwab inspire Marie to see if she can begin to locate her own personal “off switch” before the next episode.    

Welcome to Secrets of Organ Playing Podcast #125! Today's guest is an Australian organist James Flores. He began his musical career with piano lessons at the age of 4 under the guidance of his aunt, Aurora Flores. Since then, he has been a regular participant at the Albury-Wodonga Eisteddfod and has won the age championships several times throughout his school years. He has also been Junior Champion of the Bernstein Piano Competition held at Shepparton and a finalist at the Bernstein Piano Competition held in Ringwood. James also studied the violin, with the late Margaret Moore, and participated in numerous Border Music Camps and as a member of the Murray Conservatorium Orchestra. James successfully completed the piano AMEB grades and attained the AMusA in 2009. In 2011, James became interested in sacred music and the organ. He first began lessons on the organ under the instruction of Benedict Wilson and subsequently became sub-organist for the Schola Cantorum at St Patrick's Church, Albury. James was actively involved in the Schola's liturgical activities, concerts and the production of three CDs. From 2014, he continued his organ studies under the guidance of Dr Allan Beavis as Organ Scholar of the St Matthew's Music Association. In 2017, James placed second in the Ringwood Classical Organ Competition (Melbourne, VIC). James has participated in masterclasses with renowned organists such as Daniel Moult (London, UK) and Johann Vexo (Choir Organist, Notre Dame de Paris). James has successfully attained the Licentiate Diploma with Honours from the St Cecilia School of Music (SCSM) in organ and the Associate Diploma from the Australian Music Examinations Board (AMEB) in organ and piano. He also holds a Diploma in Church Music (SCSM) and the Archbishops' Award in Church Music (Guild of Church Musicians). James' involvement in church music ministry spans over several parishes of the Albury, NSW, area. James enjoys the demanding but rewarding challenges in contributing to the various liturgies of the Christian church and his ongoing development as a recitalist and liturgical organist. James hopes that the organ will be a treasured instrument for many more generations to come. Apart from his musical endeavors, James completed an IT degree from the University of Wollongong and currently works as an Enterprise Systems Engineer at Fairfax Media. He is also strongly interested and skilled in many web related technologies. In fact, his website (jamesfloresorganist.com) was created by James along with the assistance of his talented wife Leysa Flores (Graphic Designer). In this conversation, James shares his insights about his recent 12 recitals in 12 months challenge. And don't forget to help spread the word about the SOP Podcast by sharing it with your organist friends.

Join us in a conversation with Margaret Moore, MBA. She is a social entrepreneur, author, lecturer, inventor and the founder and CEO of WellCoaches Corp. We will discuss the role of a Wellness coach and how you can help yourself … Continue reading →

Join us in a conversation with Margaret Moore, MBA. She is a social entrepreneur, author, lecturer, inventor and the founder and CEO of WellCoaches Corp. We will discuss the role of a Wellness coach and how you can help yourself … Continue reading →

Five ways to make the time more valuable. Based on the work of Margaret Moore, co-founder of the Institute of Coaching at McLean Hospital, a Harvard Medical School affiliate.

At that age of 76, Margaret Moore took part in the Teaching Drum Outdoor School family year-long, living naturally in the Northern Wisconsin woods for 11-months as an intergenerational clan of 42 people. Without the niceties of civilization, like books, soap, clocks, etc, Margaret and the rest experienced a connection to nature and each other badly missing for most people today.

Margaret Moore, MBA (aka Coach Meg) is a 17-year veteran of the biotechnology industry in the UK, Canada, US, and France. She served in executive roles at three companies which later joined Sanofi, and served as CEO and COO of two early stage biotech companies. In 2000, Margaret shifted from high tech medicine to coaching in healthcare and wellness, and founded Wellcoaches Corporation - strategic partner of the American College of Sports Medicine, now a standard-bearer for professional coaches in healthcare and wellness. The Wellcoaches School of Coaching has trained more than 7,500 health and wellness coaches in 47 countries. Margaret is co-founder (with Carol Kauffman) and co-director of the Institute of Coaching at McLean Hospital, an affiliate of Harvard Medical School, and co- course director of the annual Coaching in Leadership & Healthcare conference offered by Harvard Medical School. Margaret's collaboration with Edward Phillips, MD, to create a Harvard Medical School CME program to teach physicians basic coaching skills, led to the launch of the Institute of Lifestyle Medicine now based at Joslin Diabetes Center, of which Margaret is an advisor. She is a co-founder and co-leader of the National Consortium for Credentialing Health & Wellness Coaches (www.ncchwc.org) which is developing national standards and certification of health and wellness coaches. http://www.wellcoachesschool.com/index.cfm?page=AU_coachmeg Organize Your Mind, Organize Your Life a Harvard Health book published by Harlequin

Internet radio for savvy professionals – doing work you love, work that matters. Our guest today is Margaret Moore, MBA (“Coach Meg”), an executive wellness coach and co-author of Organize Your Mind, Organize Your Life: Train Your Brain to Get More Done in Less Time. Coach Meg is the co-director of the Institute of Coaching […]

Kathryn interviews community pediatrician Dr. Natalie DigateMuth on her latest book Eat Your Vegetables! and Other Mistakes Parents Make: Redefining How to Raise Healthy Eaters. DigateMuth shares strategies to help kids embrace healthy foods without battles or bribes. Kathryn also interviews Harvard medical expert Margaret Moore on her book Organize Your Mind, Organize Your Life. Moore, also known as Coach Meg, offers a proven way to help everyone train their brain to get more done in less time.

Kathryn interviews community pediatrician Dr. Natalie DigateMuth on her latest book Eat Your Vegetables! and Other Mistakes Parents Make: Redefining How to Raise Healthy Eaters. DigateMuth shares strategies to help kids embrace healthy foods without battles or bribes. Kathryn also interviews Harvard medical expert Margaret Moore on her book Organize Your Mind, Organize Your Life. Moore, also known as Coach Meg, offers a proven way to help everyone train their brain to get more done in less time.

The University welcomed alumnae Margaret Moore, ‘61, as our featured commencement speaker this year. Margaret is a former educator and administrator and is the first graduate of the Clark Honors College. Margaret was joined by three student speakers, as well as University President Richard Lariviere and other invited guests.

Margaret Moore on Organize Your Mind, Organize Your Life. Mental Help Net (www.mentalhelp.net) presents the Wise Counsel Podcast (wisecounsel.mentalhelp.net), hosted by David Van Nuys, Ph.D. In this podcast, Margaret Moore talks about the book, Organize Your Mind, Organize Your Life that she co-authored with Harvard psychiatrist Paul Hammerness. Coach Meg said that one of the simplest distinctions that she borrows from her colleague who is the director of our Institute of Coaching is that coaches follow the trail of dreams and therapists follow the trail of tears. Coaches are not in the business of healing. They are not there to fix problems, remedy pathology or really heal from a deep place. Coaches are all about where do I want to go that seems kind of challenging.

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Do you often feel overwhelmed by ‘information overload’ caused you to be constantly distracted and disorganized? This week’s guests will help you! They are the co-authors of a fascinating book, Organize Your Mind, Organize Your Life: Train Your Brain to Get More Done in Less Time. Paul Hammerness, MD is a clinical researcher on ADHD […] The post Hope, Healing and WellBeing – Organize Your Mind, Organize Your Life with Paul Hammerness, MD and Margaret Moore appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Organize your MIND...Organize your LIFE. Train your brain to get more done in less time, by Paul Hammerness, MD, and Margaret Moore with John Hanc. It takes an organized mind to manage a chronic disease such as diabetes, which depends upon a high level of self-vigilance. Managing lifestyle behaviors to keep blood sugars within a healthy range requires an unwavering focus, a flexible and creative mind, and the ability to observe connections and find patterns.Organize Your Mind, Organize Your Life can help.Based on cutting-edge neuroscience, and their work with people who have disorganized minds, Coach Meg and Dr. Hammerness have developed six organizing principles, or Rules of Order, for becoming more focused and resisting distraction.The Rules of Order can help us move from out-of-control frenzy, to develop the skills and behaviors that will enable us to better handle the chaos of daily life, and the demands of our illness. Dr. Hammerness, a clinical researcher on ADHD, is assistant professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and an assistant psychiatrist at Massachusetts General Hospital. Margaret Moore, MBA ("Coach Meg")Coach Meg, an executive wellness coach, is the co-director of the Institute of Coaching at Mclean Hospital (a teaching affiliate of Harvard Medical School) and the founder and CEO of Wellcoaches Corporation, a leading coach training school.

Margaret Moore, R.N. talks about being nominated for the 2009 Indianapolis Star Salute to Nurses awards. Margaret was the recipient of the "Lifetime of Compassion" Award.

Margaret Moore, CEO of Wellcoaches Corporation, discusses the effects a physician's health choices and behaviors can have on a patient's compliance with health coaching efforts, the role of a medical fitness coach in primary care, and the impact positive psychology can have on health coaching. Moore, along with Dr. Edward Phillips, founder and director of Harvard Medical School's Institute of Lifestyle Medicine and Dr. Rick Botelho, professor of family medicine at the University of Rochester Medical Center described how health plans and disease management companies can enhance physician involvement in health coaching during a May 15, 2008 webinar, Driving Improvements in Health Coaching Outcomes Through Physician Collaboration and Coordination.

Dr. Rick Botelho, professor of family medicine at the University of Rochester Medical Center, discusses collaborating with health coaches and the impact that has on his practice, patients' responses to this new blend of treatment and the direction that health coaching is headed. Dr. Botelho, along with Dr. Edward Phillips, founder and director of Harvard Medical School's Institute of Lifestyle Medicine and Margaret Moore, CEO of Wellcoaches Corporation, described how health plans and disease management companies can enhance physician involvement in health coaching during a May 15, 2008 webinar, Driving Improvements in Health Coaching Outcomes Through Physician Collaboration and coordination.

In Harvard Medical School's Institute of Lifestyle Medicine's online program to teach physicians the basics of health coaching, the virtual patient is a doctor himself, explains Dr. Edward Phillips, founder and director of the institute. Physicians who have completed this training say the background enhances their relationships with patients and relieves stress, since it helps them accept that they are not directly responsible for patients' poor health choices. Dr. Phillips, assistant professor of physical medicine and rehabilitation at Harvard Medical School where the institute is based, hopes this subject will one day be covered thoroughly in medical schools. And his message to health plans seeking improved health coaching outcomes: engage the physician in the process, because as the person "sitting knee to knee" with the patient, the physician is ideally positioned to help the patient process all health messages. Dr. Phillips, along with Margaret Moore, CEO of Wellcoaches Corporation, and Dr. Rick Botelho, professor of family medicine at the University of Rochester Medical Center described how health plans and disease management companies can enhance physician involvement in health coaching during a May 15, 2008 webinar, Driving Improvements in Health Coaching Outcomes Through Physician Collaboration and coordination.

In this podcast, Margaret Moore, CEO, Wellcoaches, demonstrates how to build positive psychology into health coaching sessions. This live health coaching demonstration was conducted as part of "Teaching Health Coaches to Integrate Positive Psychology with Physical Health to Improve Disease Management Outcomes," a July 18, 2007 audio conference now available on CD-ROM or via an On Demand re-broadcast on the web.