Podcast appearances and mentions of maureen white

In this episode of T-Wolf Talk, the YWCA's Executive Director, Maureen White talks about how the YWCA helps victims of domestic violence, the topic of men as victims and how to receive help if you are a victim.

Your path doesn't have to be perfectly linear to get to where you're meant to be. You don't have to get a master's degree by 25. You can take 10 years to graduate college or even longer, if that's what happens to work for you.  Josh and Maureen's young adulthood looked very different from each other yet, they both ended up at the exact same destination. Josh knew exactly what he wanted to do in college while Maureen figured out her purpose only after years of going to college, dropping out, traveling, and repeating. Now, they both are the Co-Founders and Executive Directors Red Mountain Sedona and Colorado where they bring both of their passions together and help young adults overcome emotional and/or behavioral challenges.In this episode of Success is Subjective, Josh and Maureen join Joanna to share their different college journeys and how their paths happened to cross, perfectly aligning. Listen in for their insight on how to take advantage of your young adult years and get a look at why it's not important to have a linear path.What You Will LearnThe high expectations placed on both Josh and Maureen around educationWhat it was like going to college at the early age of 17The different childhood traumas they both had to learn to work through while in collegeMaureen's journey as she discovered what she is most passionate aboutThe huge play that studying abroad had in Maureen's discoveryHow Josh and Maureen's paths' crossedHow Red Mountain Sedona and Colorado came about Your path doesn't have to be linear!How to achieve anything you wantWhy it's so important to be your own friendConnect with Josh & MaureenRed Mountain SedonaRed Mountain ColoradoRed Mountain on YoutubeEmail josh@redmountainprograms.comEmail maureen@redmountainprograms.com Connect with Joanna Lilley  Lilley ConsultingLilley Consulting on Instagram Lilley Consulting on Facebook Success is Subjective on Apple PodcastSuccess is Subjective on Google PodcastSuccess is Subjective on iHeart RadioSuccess is Subjective on SpotifySuccess is Subjective on StitcherSuccess is Subjective on AmazonSuccess is Subjective on Tune in RadioSponsored by: College Parent Survival NetworkEmail joanna@lilleyconsulting.com

Peeling back the onion layers of the society we live in: government, democracy, community, and more.Welcome to Life Radio, where we practice collective reflection on modern life. Each episode we choose a topic, find a question, and dive in. You can find us at www.liferadiopodcast.com. We love visitors!Life Radio is produced by Lawrence Barriner, Danielle Coates-Connor, and Maureen White.  Mandy Morrish is our assistant producer, and Ray Pang is our editor.  Our logo is by Betsy Huggins.  Our music is by the talented  Benedict Marsh.

Exploring how we support resiliency during the deepest crisis we have ever faced.Welcome to Life Radio, where we practice collective reflection on modern life. Each episode we choose a topic, find a question, and dive in. You can find us at www.liferadiopodcast.com. We love visitors!Life Radio is produced by Lawrence Barriner, Danielle Coates-Connor, and Maureen White.  Mandy Morrish is our assistant producer, and Ray Pang is our editor.  Our logo is by Betsy Huggins.  Our music is by the talented  Benedict Marsh.

Special guest Felicia Perez talks with us about learning, vulnerability, and iteration with intention.Welcome to Life Radio, where we practice collective reflection on modern life. Each episode we choose a topic, find a question, and dive in. You can find us at www.liferadiopodcast.com. We love visitors!Life Radio is produced by Lawrence Barriner, Danielle Coates-Connor, and Maureen White.  Mandy Morrish is our assistant producer, and Ray Pang is our editor.  Our logo is by Betsy Huggins.  Our music is by the talented  Benedict Marsh.

How do we learn to dance with our fear?Welcome to Life Radio, where we practice collective reflection on modern life. Each episode we choose a topic, find a question, and dive in. You can find us at www.liferadiopodcast.com. We love visitors!Life Radio is produced by Lawrence Barriner, Danielle Coates-Connor, and Maureen White.  Mandy Morrish is our assistant producer, and Ray Pang is our editor.  Our logo is by Betsy Huggins.  Our music is by the talented  Benedict Marsh.

Our society prioritizes doing; in this episode, we revel in the joys of "just" being. Welcome to Life Radio, where we practice collective reflection on modern life. Each episode we choose a topic, find a question, and dive in. You can find us at www.liferadiopodcast.com. We love visitors!Life Radio is produced by Lawrence Barriner, Danielle Coates-Connor, and Maureen White.  Mandy Morrish is our assistant producer, and Ray Pang is our editor.  Our logo is by Betsy Huggins.  Our music is by the talented  Benedict Marsh.

Diving into clarity about your and yes your no, listening to intuition, and resisting losing ourselves.Welcome to Life Radio, where we practice collective reflection on modern life. Each episode we choose a topic, find a question, and dive in. You can find us at www.liferadiopodcast.com. We love visitors!Life Radio is produced by Lawrence Barriner, Danielle Coates-Connor, and Maureen White.  Mandy Morrish is our assistant producer, and Ray Pang is our editor.  Our logo is by Betsy Huggins.  Our music is by the talented  Benedict Marsh.

Special guest Luana Morales joins us for to explore what healing is, and how it is helped our hindered (but not stopped) by our inner and outer environments.Welcome to Life Radio, where we practice collective reflection on modern life. Each episode we choose a topic, find a question, and dive in. You can find us at www.liferadiopodcast.com. We love visitors!Life Radio is produced by Lawrence Barriner, Danielle Coates-Connor, and Maureen White.  Mandy Morrish is our assistant producer, and Ray Pang is our editor.  Our logo is by Betsy Huggins.  Our music is by the talented  Benedict Marsh.

Exploring relationships between ourselves, each other, and life itself.Welcome to Life Radio, where we practice collective reflection on modern life. Each episode we choose a topic, find a question, and dive in. You can find us at www.liferadiopodcast.com. We love visitors!Life Radio is produced by Lawrence Barriner, Danielle Coates-Connor, and Maureen White.  Mandy Morrish is our assistant producer, and Ray Pang is our editor.  Our logo is by Betsy Huggins.  Our music is by the talented  Benedict Marsh.

Resisting perfectionism (and everything that comes with it) to find our way to our most creative, free, and non-judgmental selves.Welcome to Life Radio, where we practice collective reflection on modern life. Each episode we choose a topic, find a question, and dive in. You can find us at www.liferadiopodcast.com. We love visitors!Life Radio is produced by Lawrence Barriner, Danielle Coates-Connor, and Maureen White.  Mandy Morrish is our assistant producer, and Ray Pang is our editor.  Our logo is by Betsy Huggins.  Our music is by the talented  Benedict Marsh.

In this episode, we explore what Mindfulness Based Therapy is and how it can help your adolescent or young adult child. Josh & Maureen White run two facilities whose programs provide "jet fuel" to traditional therapy in the residential treatment area. For more information, feel free to go to their websites:  www.redmountainsedona.com or www.redmountaincolorado.com Enjoy!

Bailey finishes reading Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer by Megan McDonald Illustrated by Peter H. Reynolds. Maureen White and Emily Moore listen in while Bailey reads. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/alex-powell2/message

Bailey invites her good friend Emily Moore to join her in reading Judy Moody and the not Bummer Summer by Megan McDonald Illustrated by Peter H. Reynolds. Emily and Bailey switch off reading chapters like Bailey did with Ms. Maureen White. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/alex-powell2/message

Bailey invites her friend Maureen White to come read with her. They switch off reading chapters of Judy Moody and the not Bummer Summer by Megan McDonald Illustrated by Peter H. Reynolds. P.S. Peter H. Reynolds is by FAR Bailey's FAVORITE artist. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/alex-powell2/message

HEALTHY LIFESTYLE with Host Lori Anne Casdia with Guests Dr. Nick Fitterman and RJ Civello, RN from Northwell Health. Nick Fitterman, MD, MACP, SFHM is the Executive Director Huntington Hospital Northwell Health and Professor of Medicine, Hofstra Northwell School of Medicine. Dr. Fitterman attended SUNY Stony Brook for his undergraduate education in Biochemistry (1980-84). He obtained his medical degree at the SUNY Medical School in Brooklyn (Downstate- 1984-88). He then completed a residency in Internal Medicine and a Chief Residency at the Stony Brook University Hospital (1988-1992). Dr. Fitterman founded the Huntington Hospital HMG in 2006. He was appointed Chief of Staff in 2009. Dr. Fitterman has held leadership positions in national societies (District President, state council member, Governor of NYACP; Chapter President SHM) and was recognized on the Honor Roll of Top Hospitalists in 2008. Dr. Fitterman has co-authored over 30 publications in peer-reviewed journals; is a Master of the ACP and a senior fellow of the SHM. He also served as Chair of the test writing committee of the ABIM. Dr. Fitterman has been appointed Professor of Medicine in the newly founded Hofstra University School of Medicine and participated in supervising the introduction to the clinical experience outpatient initiative of the school. In May of 2013, Northwell created a Hospital Medicine service line. Dr. Fitterman was appointed Vice-Chair of this service line, overseeing the 15 Hospital Medicine programs providing services across the Northwell Health system In October 2018 he was appointed the Executive Director of Huntington Hospital. RJ Civello, RN is Chief Nursing Officer at South Shore University Hospital. He recently had some of his nurses care for patients during the peak COVID-19 and then sent some staff in kind to help Utah. During the 200th anniversary of Florence Nightingales' birthday year - 2020 he pauses over the eventful year and the tenacity and heart of his nurses. The hospital is the recipient of the Beacon Award memorializing excellence as well as the NICHE award. Giving much credit to the successfulness of the programs at the hospitals to Maureen White who oversees 23 hospitals in the Northwell Health System. To contact Dr. Fitterman or RJ Civello, please visit www.northwell.edu Please email us at HealthyLifestylewithLA@gmail.com and follow us on social media @healthylifestylewithLA.

HEALTHY LIFESTYLE with Host Lori Anne Casdia with Guests Dr. Nick Fitterman and RJ Civello, RN from Northwell Health. Nick Fitterman, MD, MACP, SFHM is the Executive Director Huntington HospitalNorthwell Health and Professor of Medicine, Hofstra Northwell School of Medicine. Dr. Fitterman attended SUNY Stony Brook for his undergraduate education in Biochemistry (1980-84). He obtained his medical degree at the SUNY Medical School in Brooklyn (Downstate- 1984-88). He then completed a residency in Internal Medicine and a Chief Residency at the Stony Brook University Hospital (1988-1992). Dr. Fitterman founded the Huntington Hospital HMG in 2006. He was appointed Chief of Staff in 2009. Dr. Fitterman has held leadership positions in national societies (District President, state council member, Governor of NYACP; Chapter President SHM) and was recognized on the Honor Roll of Top Hospitalists in 2008. Dr. Fitterman has co-authored over 30 publications in peer-reviewed journals; is a Master of the ACP and a senior fellow of the SHM. He also served as Chair of the test writing committee of the ABIM. Dr. Fitterman has been appointed Professor of Medicine in the newly founded Hofstra University School of Medicine and participated in supervising the introduction to the clinical experience outpatient initiative of the school. In May of 2013, Northwell created a Hospital Medicine service line. Dr. Fitterman was appointed Vice-Chair of this service line, overseeing the 15 Hospital Medicine programs providing services across the Northwell Health system In October 2018 he was appointed the Executive Director of Huntington Hospital.RJ Civello, RN is Chief Nursing Officer at South Shore University Hospital. He recently had some of his nurses care for patients during the peak COVID-19 and then sent some staff in kind to help Utah. During the 200th anniversary of Florence Nightingales' birthday year - 2020 he pauses over the eventful year and the tenacity and heart of his nurses. The hospital is the recipient of the Beacon Award memorializing excellence as well as the NICHE award. Giving much credit to the successfulness of the programs at the hospitals to Maureen White who oversees 23 hospitals in the Northwell Health System. To contact Dr. Fitterman or RJ Civello, please visitwww.northwell.eduPlease email us at HealthyLifestylewithLA@gmail.com and follow us on social media @healthylifestylewithLAOur Goal at Healthy Lifestyle is to inspire, educate and empower you to fulfilling a healthy, emotional, spiritual and physical life, so you can feel empowered to live the life you have always wanted and dreamed. We are here to lift each other up with encouragement and positivity. To serve one another.ABOUT Lori Anne De Iulio CasdiaBusiness & Marketing Strategist, Law of Attraction Practitioner & Master Mindset MentorFounder of LDC StrategiesFounder of Strategies By DesignFounder of Monarch LuminariesFounder of Soar to Success ProgramMotivational Speaker/Inspirational SpeakerEmcee/ModeratorMaster Mindset MentorLaw of Attraction PractitionerHost of HEALTHY LIFESTYLE (LI News Radio/I Heart Radio/InTune/Sound Cloud/YouTube)Publisher/Owner of Port Lifestyle MagazinePerformer/VocalistColumnist for LIBNCertified Herbalist & Aromatherapist & Kundalini YogaYoung Living ConsultantAwarded the 50 Top Most Influential Women in 2018Lori Anne’s personal philosophy is “We are all here to serve others and lift each other up. Be the best you because everybody else is taken.”Links www.LDCStrategies.com@LDCStrategies (FB/IG))@Healthylifestyle (FB/IG)You can also Listen to Healthy Lifestyle with Lori Anne on your favorite app: I Heart Media | iTunes (Apple Podcasts) | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Spreaker | Sound Cloud | TuneIn | YouTube

Maureen White, Excutive Director of the YWCA comes on the show to talk about how YWCA has been naviagting the pandemic, and goes into an in depth talk about domestic violence in Pueblo. 

Welcome to Life Radio, where we practice collective reflection on modern life. Each episode we choose a topic, find a question, and dive in.Hosted by Danielle Coates-Connor, Lawrence Barriner, and Maureen White.You can find us at www.liferadiopodcast.com. We love visitors!Our logo is by Betsy Huggins, and our music is by Benedict Marsh.

Today I sit down with my new favorite person ever, Lawrence Barriner II. Lawrence shares with us about the work he's doing to move us out of current damaging cultural structures, his own personal journey, and being an Enneagram 2! Here's more about Lawrence: Lawrence is a narrative strategist, connector, and systems thinker. He's a 2w1 who, on good days, is practicing moving towards his higher self 4. His paid work includes coaching and facilitation, as well as serving as the Network Engagement Coordinator at the Center for Story-Based Strategy. His unpaid work includes visionary fiction writing, (r)evolutionary uncling, healing justice, and imagining post-patriarchal futures. He has undergraduate and graduate degrees in City Planning from MIT. "Imagination is intervention, an act of defiance. It alters belief." — David Mura Lawrence Barriner II @lqb2  Latest writing: Top Social Justice Memes of 2018 Pronouns: he/him/his | Blog | What I'm up to now | Weekly newsletter | Currently Reading: Sci-Fi - Homegoing, Non-Fiction - Decolonizing Wealth, On Work and Money, Poetry - Registers of Illuminated Villages |  How to best communicate with me (His headshot is by Maureen White https://www.maureenwhitephotography.com)   Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss any of the action, and don't forget to give us a rating and a written review in your podcast app! Help me Queer the Enneagram by supporting my trip to the International Enneagram Association's Global Conference! Check out the GoFundMe here! If you're wanting to sign up for any of my workshops coming up click here: www.consciousenneagram.com/events If you're enjoying this podcast and the work I'm doing on my social media outlets, consider becoming a sustaining partner. It's fast, easy, and you can help out with as little as $1 a month! Sign up here: https://www.patreon.com/consciousenneagram You can also give a one-time gift at www.consciousenneagram.com/support  Be sure to connect with me on the social medias! Facebook Instagram  Twitter

Meditation and mindfulness are two concepts that have escaped me for years. I've always known that there's a lot we can benefit from both of them but it's difficult to find people that know much about them or can teach them in a way that makes sense. Josh and Maureen are some of the best I've found yet. In this interview we discuss tools, practices, methods, physiological benefits, mental benefits, health benefits, and more. Maureen White earned her Master’s Degree in Psychology from Naropa University, the nation’s leading training program for mindfulness-based therapy. Maureen is known for her ability to combine penetrating insight with humor and warmth. She has worked with young people and their families since 1996, helping countless parents and young adults to resolve long-standing issues and move into new places of abundant love and peace. Maureen speaks Spanish and has taught internationally. Maureen is a sought-after trainer for businesses seeking to learn mindfulness-based organizational management strategies. For seven years, she led transformational three-day workshops at a residential treatment center for young women. An authorized meditation teacher, she has served as core staff for multiple meditation retreats and worked with hundreds of adolescents and young adults at the apex of therapy and mindfulness practices. Josh White, Sensei, MA, LCMHC, CGP earned his Master’s Degree in Psychology from Naropa University, the nation’s premier mindfulness-based therapeutic training institution. A recognized leader and innovator within the young adult treatment field, Josh has presented nationally at conferences for the Young Adult Transition Association, American Group Psychotherapy Association, Independent Educational Consultants Association, Outdoor Behavioral Healthcare Council, and National Association of Therapeutic Schools and Programs. After beginning his career with adolescents and young adults as a martial arts instructor in 1994, Josh shifted his focus to behavioral health in 1998, serving as both a behavioral health technician and a Master’s-level clinician before becoming an administrator in 2005. Prior to the founding of Red Mountain, Josh served as a Program Director, Clinical Director, and Executive Director in top treatment programs for adolescents and young adults, gathering a wealth of experience which now guides the philosophy and day-to-day operations of Red Mountain. A Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor and Certified Group Psychotherapist, Josh is a Senior Instructor and the second-ranking active practitioner of Ten-Chi Kenpo, an innovative martial art combining Karate, Jujitsu, Judo, Aikido, and T’ai Chi. Josh is one of approximately 250 teachers worldwide authorized to teach in the White Plum Zen tradition, and enjoys incorporating Zen teachings into his clinical work. Josh served on the faculty at Naropa University and Oregon Health and Science University, and currently serves on the Board of Directors of the White Plum Zen Teachers Association and Prajna Zendo. Josh was a founding officer of the Colorado Group Psychotherapy Society, and is active in local and national charities. A proud husband and father whose greatest joys in life are his wife and son, Josh is also an avid guitarist and former professional musician who opened for Run DMC, Vertical Horizon, and the Violent Femmes. When he’s not spending time with his family and Red Mountain students, he enjoys hiking with his dogs in Sedona’s majestic Red Rocks; building and playing guitars; and competing in (and occasionally winning) his long-running fantasy baseball league. “Mindfulness saved my life. Learning how to watch my thoughts, feelings and impulses arise and fall saved me from a self-destructive path fueled by past trauma and poor choices. Today I am living my dream teaching and mentoring young people who are just like I was, and helping them find a path of productivity and peace.” www.redmountainsedona.com

    To learn more about Win's Women of Wisdom visit http://winswomenofwisdom.weebly.com/. Be sure to FOLLOW this programhttps://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/wins-women-of-wisdom/id1060801905. To learn how Win walk and about Ekso go tohttp://www.bridgingbionics.org/, or email Amanda Boxtel at amanda@bridgingbionics.org.   On Win's Women of Wisdom today, Best-Selling Author, Win Kelly Charles welcomes Josh White. The owner / operators of Red Mountain Sedona are Maureen White, MA, and Josh White, Sensei, MA, LCMHC, CGP. Josh and Maureen met at Naropa University in 1999, while both were pursuing Master’s Degrees in Psychology. Five years later, they were married, and a year after that, their wonderful son was born. Maureen and Josh worked together in private practice for several years, followed by five years side-by-side in high-profile roles at an adolescent / young adult treatment center. The inspiration for Red Mountain was born from their vision of a mindfulness-based program which would help young people understand their own minds, thoughts, and patterns of behavior. Maureen and Josh felt mindfulness was an untapped vehicle for helping young people make healthy choices and “launch” into successful lives. Josh and Maureen are experts at reaching young people who are “stuck” and helping them to find their path. They are highly involved in the lives of their four young adult nieces and nephews, and have over 25 years’ experience between them in the ever-evolving world of young adult treatment. They also bring nearly 20 years of personal recovery and over 40 years of meditation practice between them to their work at Red Mountain. As parents themselves, Josh and Maureen understand the process parents go through to find the very best options for their children. They understand the delicate balance involved in guiding kids vs. “forcing” them, and the difficulties families experience in determining how much to push and how much to let go. Maureen and Josh welcome the opportunity to help you, or your loved one, find lasting answers to the issues holding you back. They are highly involved in the day-to-day operations of Red Mountain, with nearly daily contact with all Red Mountain clients and their families.   Along with Red Mountain’s expert staff, Josh and Maureen are proud to offer the very finest in cutting-edge approaches and modalities to help you and your family enjoy lasting recovery from compulsive behavior, mood issues, and self-sabotaging behavior. To learn more about Josh visit http://redmountainsedona.com/. To learn more about Win Kelly Charles visit https://wincharles.wix.com/win-charles. To send feedback to Win, email her at winwwow@gmail.com. To be on the show please fill out the intake at http://bit.ly/1MLJSLG. To look at our sponsorships go to http://www.educents.com/daily-deals#wwow. To learn about the magic of Siri go to https://www.udemy.com/writing-a-book-using-siri/?utm_campaign=email&utm_source=sendgrid.com&utm_medium=email.

The question is: "Why should I consider starting or buying a business?" Hosted by Tony Pezza. Guest: Maureen White

Maureen White ’76, cochair of the board of overseers for the International Rescue Committee, delivered a talk on "Iraqi Refugees: A Hidden Crisis".

Maureen White ’76, cochair of the board of overseers for the International Rescue Committee (IRC), spoke on "Iraqi Refugees: A Hidden Crisis" Thursday, April 16. Her lecture was presented by the McCulloch Center for Global Initiatives. In addition to her work with the IRC, White has served on the boards of Human Rights Watch, the International Rescue Committee, Refugees International, and the Chatham House Foundation. She is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and the North American Advisory Board for the London School of Economics. She was the United States government representative to the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) from 1997 until 2001, and she served as the national finance chair of the Hillary Clinton for President Campaign and, from 2001 to 2006, for the Democratic National Committee.