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Clinical psychologist Dr Julie Smith has a gift for explaining complex ideas in under a minute (which is GREAT for new-age attention spans). With over 4.8 million TikTok followers, two best-selling books and a glowing endorsement from our own Dr Em, having Dr Julie join our Academy of Imperfection is nothing short of a dream. In this episode, Dr Julie reframes the feeling of overwhelm, helping us to see it as valuable information about how we might not be meeting our needs, rather than something to fear. Then, it’s all about confidence, baby. Getting into the nitty-gritty, Ryan and Dr Julie redefine failure, showing how confidence isn’t just built from successes, but from every experience – good, bad and (luckily for Hugh) the awkward. Oh, and did we mention she’s Dr Em approved? Smithy, we’d gladly talk to you forever. If you want to watch this full episode on YouTube, follow this link: https://bit.ly/4iwtFwz
This week's conversation features The Shoeless Therapist Matt Wheeler. He answers questions about needs and wants, the role of sex in meeting relationship needs, and what partners can do to feel more securely attached to each other. TAKEAWAYS: [1:24] Is disclosure always necessary? [3:43] People in recovery often aren't aware of what their needs truly are. [6:42] What happens when we neglect our own needs in favor of others? [9:36] Babies understand that making demands develops love. [11:05] The danger of ignoring your needs during recovery. [13:55] Is sex a need or is it a tool? [17:40] Slow down and figure out how to communicate your needs to your partner. [22:53] Only one of the four categories of needs can be met in a partnership. [27:10] The importance of relational agreements. [30:08] Who holds all the cards in our relationship? [35:57] I'm doing all the heavy lifting in our relationship, why should I meet his needs? [42:10] The underlying needs behind sexual advancements. [45:55] What do we need to explore that will feel fulfilling for both of us? [49:50] How can I better receive my partner's bids for attachment? RESOURCES: Seekingintegrity.com Email Tami: Tami@Seekingintegrity.com Sexandrelationshiphealing.com Intherooms.com Out of the Doghouse: A Step-by-Step Relationship-Saving Guide for Men Caught Cheating, by Robert Weiss Prodependence: Moving Beyond Codependency, by Robert Weiss Sex Addiction 101: A Basic Guide to Healing from Sex, Porn, and Love Addiction, by Robert Weiss Cruise Control: Understanding Sex Addiction in Gay Men, by Robert Weiss Seeking Integrity Podcasts are produced in partnership with Podfly Productions. QUOTES “Wants and needs are ultimately synonymous.” “Both partners deserve to express and meet needs within the relationship.” “Boundaries give the other person an opportunity to treat me to my needs.” “Slow down and figure out how to communicate your needs to your partner better.” “The only category of needs that you can meet as a couple is relational.” “Without trust in a relationship, you're going to have a hard time with attachment.”
At the risk of sounding like a broken record despite what happens in London or DC what you do to prepare in your local community is top priority.
In this engaging episode of Life After Kids, hosts Dr. Brooke and Dr. Lynne explore the transformative phase of motherhood when children begin leaving the nest. Dubbed "Sowing a Seed Where You Have a Need," this episode delves into the prevalent feelings of loneliness and the quest for purpose that many moms experience during this time. Dr. Lynne shares, "The world is full of lonely people afraid to make the first move," highlighting the importance of taking initiative to foster new connections. The podcast episode emphasizes reframing personal struggles into opportunities to serve others. Through examples and personal anecdotes, Dr. Brooke and Dr. Lynne discuss how this perspective shift can lead to discovering one's life purpose. They underline the significance of using personal needs as a stepping stone to contribute meaningfully to the community. Whether it's helping out a neighbor or starting a small home business, identifying one's own needs and addressing them can lead to impactful personal growth and fulfillment in this new life chapter. Key Takeaways: Sowing Seeds of Friendship: Address feelings of loneliness by extending friendship to others. Initiating connections can combat isolation and build community. The Law of Reciprocity: Giving to others often results in mutual benefit, enhancing both personal and community well-being. Purpose through Service: Align personal struggles with community needs to find purpose. Helping others can reveal new life directions. Continuous Self-Improvement: Use the search for purpose to enhance personal health, skills, and emotional well-being. Transitional Phases: Coping with changes as children grow up involves understanding and meeting new needs, both person. Join Dr. Brooke and Dr. Lynne for this enlightening conversation on reshaping motherhood into a phase of vibrant community engagement and personal growth. Listen to the full episode for more actionable insights and stay tuned to Life After Kids for further episodes focused on empowering moms to thrive in their new realities. Timestamp Summary 0:00 Sowing Seeds of Friendship to Combat Loneliness 6:21 Finding Purpose by Meeting Needs in Motherhood 7:26 Finding Purpose Through Personal Necessity and Innovation 9:52 Finding Purpose by Meeting Personal and Community Needs 13:33 Turning Personal Struggles Into Opportunities for Growth and Healing 14:02 Finding Purpose Through Personal Struggles and Helping Others 17:59 Finding Purpose for Emotional and Physical Well-Being 19:01 Finding Purpose Through Meeting Others' Needs 21:47 The Quiet Strength and Reciprocity of Selfless Giving 23:32 Finding Fulfillment Through Helping Others and Personal Growth 25:41 Finding Purpose Through Rest and Self-Care 26:37 Engage With Life After Kids Through Social Media and Resources
In this episode, our guest is Casey Allison, an expert in supporting mothers through betrayal trauma. Casey, a mother of nine, shares her personal journey of navigating betrayal in her marriage and its impact on her family. She emphasizes the importance of healing for both mothers and their children, and the need for safety, support, and faith during these challenging times. Casey's candid reflections on anger, authenticity, and revisiting her faith offer valuable insights and encouragement. She invites listeners to engage in support, reminding us that healing is possible through Christ and connection.To learn more about Casey and her coaching resources, visit ComeAwakeCoach.org.Topics Covered in this Episode: Mothering through betrayal traumaPersonal experiences of a mother of nine dealing with betrayalImpact of betrayal on family dynamicsImportance of healing for mothers and childrenEmotional complexities of motherhood in the context of betrayalNeed for safety and healthy boundariesCommunication strategies with children during difficult timesNavigating anger and authenticity in motherhoodRevisiting faith and theological beliefs during strugglesOffering hope and support for mothers facing betrayal traumaMore Resources:Wives Care Online Groups40 Days of Healing for Wives Online CourseCome Awake Support GroupsRelated Podcasts:Betrayal Trauma Healing Podcast BundleIdentifying and Meeting Needs in a Betrayed WifeEmotional Transformation Therapy for Betrayed Wives----------Please rate and review our podcast: Apple PodcastsSubscribe to our YouTube channel.
Episode 104 - Meeting Needs for Our Children and Ourselves by Aware Parenting Stories with Joss Goulden
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Bill English of Bible and Business helps us look at some of those crazy gift idea lists and how we can be both meaningful and purposeful in our giving in light of the great giver of gifts. Nadya Williams, author of "Mothers, Children, and the Body Politic," exposes how our culture devalues motherhood and commoditizes children, and offers a vision to bring value to humanity. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here
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"We think we need more money to be happy, but in reality, we just need those people to talk with and count on and feel connected with."Did you know that money-related arguments between married couples are the most predictive of divorce compared to any other type of conflict?Our host Ed Coambs sits down with financial therapist Dr. Sonya Lutter to unpack this uncomfortable truth and how couples can take steps to masterfully navigate financial challenges of all kinds. Sonya draws from over two decades of research and marriage counseling. When she's not speaking onstage or working with clients, she's teaching at Texas Tech University as the Director of the Financial Health and Wellness program."If I'm more stressed, the people around me become more stressed. Our brains are wired to pick up on each other's emotional states."Ed and Sonya kick things off talking about the power of open communication regarding money and role expectations as early as possible in a relationship. Sonya shares how unspoken assumptions and unmet expectations can silently brew conflict, even without overt arguments. She explains why it's so important not just to have regular conversations with your spouse, but also to seek professional support on your financial wellness journey."While we might believe we're in complete control of ourselves, much of our behavior is instinctive and triggered by external stimuli."They also explore the connection between financial anxiety and family dynamics. Sonya discusses how the fight-or-flight response influences our interactions and responsibilities as adults and parents. Finally, she and Ed touch on the magic of co-regulation (versus codependency), through which partners can support each other in managing stress.Key Topics:Why Couples Get Stuck Around Money (02:37)Why Conflict is Not Restricted to Yelling at Each Other (06:27)Focusing on the Thing and Not the Person (10:32)Defining “Physiological Stress” and the Power of “Co-Regulation” (14:18)What Triggers Financial Anxiety? (19:37)Why Relationships Matter (22:57)Attachment Theory and Meeting Needs (29:10)Scheduling Financial Conversations with Your Spouse (32:10)Resources:SonyaLutter.comSonya on LinkedInConnect With Healthy Love and Money: Schedule your free 30-minute Discovery Call About Therapy-Informed Financial Planning™. Learn about your money and attachment style with this short Attachment Style Quiz. Buy the Double Award Winning Book: The Healthy Love and Money Way. Hit Follow on Your Favorite Podcast Player To Get the Latest Episodes.
In this episode, I welcome back Lyschel Burket, an expert in helping women heal from betrayal trauma, especially in marriages affected by infidelity. Lyschel shares her personal journey and emphasizes the importance of community, safety, and communication in the healing process. We discuss the unique emotional challenges women face after betrayal and the critical role of support and understanding from both partners and their community. Lyschel also highlights the spiritual aspect of healing, stressing how Christ provides hope and safety during suffering and grief. It's a heartfelt conversation aimed at offering solace and guidance to those traveling this difficult path. To learn more about Lyschel and her resources for wives, visit HopeRedefined.org.Topics Covered in this Episode:Healing journey of women experiencing betrayal trauma, particularly in marriages.Importance of community support and connection during the healing process.Emotional challenges faced by women after discovering betrayal.Need for safety and stabilization as foundational aspects of healing.Communication between partners to rebuild trust and understanding.Unique experiences of betrayal and the necessity for empathy from partners.Role of the betraying partner in supporting the healing process.Impact of trauma on the grieving process and emotional responses.Self-care practices and accountability for betrayed partners.Spiritual aspect of healing and finding hope through faith.More Resources:Hope for Wives Podcast40 Days of Healing for Wives online courseHope Redefined Online CommunityRelated Podcasts:Sexual Betrayal and Spiritual BattleThe Need for Safety in Betrayal Trauma HealingForgiveness and Grief in Betrayal Trauma Healing----------Please rate and review our podcast: Apple PodcastsSubscribe to our YouTube channel.
A One-Minute Refresher on trusting God to provide our daily needs. Listen to Refresh & Renew with Dan Longmore weekdays from 2-5 PM on WRGN.
In our latest episode, we feature Bill Roscoe from the Boise Rescue Mission. In this revealing conversation, we delve into the often-overlooked challenges of homelessness in Boise, Idaho, and explore the inventive strategies the Boise Rescue Mission is employing to tackle this complex issue. Noteworthy points from our discussion with Bill Roscoe include: - The evolving landscape of homelessness in Boise, including a surge in elderly individuals facing housing instability - The mission's emphasis on recovery programs for those struggling with substance abuse and mental health issues - Inspiring stories of individuals who have transformed their lives through the mission's programs - Ways you can contribute and support their crucial work
In this inspiring episode of the Raising Godly Girls Podcast, American Heritage Girls Founder & Executive Director Patti Garibay is joined by Gracie O'Loughlin, Director of Strategic Partnerships and Promotions at Operation Christmas Child (OCC), a ministry of Samaritan's Purse. As we celebrate AHG's National Day of Service, Gracie shares her insights on how serving others, both locally and globally, can deeply impact girls' lives. Gracie discusses the mission and vision of OCC and how their efforts encourage girls to look beyond their own needs and serve children across the globe. She elaborates on different forms of charity—hands-on, witnessed, vicarious, and abstract—and their significance in developing life skills such as observation, listening, and questioning. Through personal stories and practical examples, Gracie illustrates how simple acts of packing a shoebox can create profound differences in the lives of children around the world. Listen in to discover how incorporating service into your family's routine can foster a love for giving and deepen your daughter's faith. Gracie also provides guidance on how parents can use OCC's mission to teach their daughters about service and compassion. Tune in to this episode to be inspired and equipped to instill a spirit of service in your family. Don't miss this opportunity to learn how to make a meaningful impact through service! To learn more about how Operation Christmas Child and American Heritage Girls work together to bring the joy of the gospel worldwide, visit samaritanspurse.org/operation-christmas-child/american-heritage-girls-operation-christmas-child Find an American Heritage Girls Troop near you, visit americanheritagegirls.org Add even more Biblical wisdom to your parenting quiver, visit raisinggodlygirls.com
In this episode, Amina delves into the importance of getting your needs met, particularly in the context of purpose-driven work. Amina emphasizes the impact of honoring one's needs not only on personal well-being but also on the ability to positively influence those around you. When we aren't getting our needs met there is usually a story or subconscious barrier there. This episode is a must-listen for anyone who is struggling to prioritize their needs, featuring actionable steps to overcome self-imposed limitations and achieve financial well-being. The key moments in this episode are: 00:02:21 - Meeting Your Needs to Thrive 00:03:52 - Importance of Money in Meeting Needs 00:08:44 - Advocating for Needs 00:11:27 - Giving Back and Supporting Others 00:12:32 - Fear of Destabilization and Sabotage 00:15:43 - Understanding and Overcoming Unmet Needs Connect with Amina AlTai Website: aminaaltai.com Instagram: @aminaaltai TikTok: @theaminaaltai Linkedin: linkedin/in/aminaaltai
Dr. Greg explores the 3rd practice in the Rite of Christian Relationship: Prompt, Generous, Consistent, and Cheerful Attention to Each Other's Needs and how it relates to the BeDADitudes.Podcast Production Services by EveryWord Media
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Food insecurity among American Indian and Alaska Native households is significantly greater than it is for all U.S. households. In recent years, the U.S. Department of Agriculture has committed to removing barriers that Tribes face when trying to…
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Bridgett Blood joins us to discuss the raw realities of dating. We explore the power of showing up authentically from the very first date, the struggles of overcoming societal pressures to use a "stunt double," and the importance of self-trust in building genuine connections. Bridgett shares her personal experiences, highlighting both the joy and loneliness that come with dating, and offers advice on how to handle these emotions. Whether it's the challenge of a simple coffee date or the exhilaration of feeling truly seen, this conversation will change the way you approach relationships. Tune in to hear how being true to yourself can make a difference in your dating life! Links and Resources: To download the Core Emotion Wheel: https://www.connectioncodes.co/podcast To enroll in Foundations use the code PODCAST for 20% off: https://www.connectioncodes.co/podcast Book a coaching session with Dr. Glenn: https://www.connectioncodes.co/marriage-help Chapters: 00:00:00 Welcome to the Connection Codes Podcast 00:01:05 - Bridgett Blood: A Fresh Take on Dating 00:02:27 - The Emotional Rollercoaster of Dating 00:04:39 - Bridgett's Journey with Connection Codes 00:06:17 - Authenticity and Vulnerability: Key to Dating 00:09:10 - Overcoming Fear on First Dates 00:11:50 - Building Self-Trust in Relationships 00:13:06 - Setting Boundaries and Meeting Needs 00:17:53 - The Strength of Being Your True Self 00:20:20 - Lessons from Dating Experiences 00:23:19 - Challenging Cultural Norms in Dating 00:25:42 - Journey to Self-Discovery in Dating 00:28:22 - Applying Connection Codes to Dating 00:33:06 - Why You Shouldn't Date Alone 00:39:26 - Sexual Joy and Loneliness: Insights from a Single 00:43:55 - Broadening Connection Codes for Singles Links for Bridgett: Bridgett on LinkedIn Bridgett's LinkTree Recover Your Life Podcast Recover Your Life
What does it mean for Christians to “Welcome one another, just as Christ also welcomed you"? (Romans 15:7) Listen in as Suzanne, Tom McGregor, and Rex talk about hospitality and generosity in the body of Christ.
In this conversation, Kamini Wood discusses the concept of conscious parenting and its connection to conscious leadership. She shares her personal journey into conscious parenting and the realization that children are mirrors of their parents' behavior. Kamini emphasizes the importance of regulating emotions and recognizing and meeting the needs of both children and team members. She also highlights the role of conscious communication in parenting and the need to create a culture of mindfulness and consciousness. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the shift towards conscious leadership and the importance of self-leadership. In this conversation, Kamini Wood discusses the importance of empathetic leadership and the need to recognize and understand the experiences of team members. She emphasizes the role of conscious leadership in creating a team environment where individuals feel seen, heard, and respected. Kamini also addresses the fear that many leaders face and encourages them to name their fears and take committed action. She highlights the impact of conscious leadership in personal and professional growth and emphasizes the power of connection in leadership. Kamini shares her current and future projects, emphasizing the importance of self-work and the choice to invest in personal growth. She recommends books that have made a difference in her life and discusses her daily rituals for personal well-being. Kamini provides information on how to connect with her through her website and social media. Takeaways ✅ Conscious parenting involves becoming more aware of who we are, how we show up, and how our narratives and stories affect our parenting. ✅ Conscious parenting and conscious leadership share similarities in creating space for individuals to develop their own agency and autonomy. ✅ Projection is a common mistake in parenting and leadership, where individuals project their fears and stories onto others. ✅ Dealing with tantrums and emotional regulation requires giving space for emotions to pass and addressing the underlying needs. ✅ Conscious leadership focuses on self-leadership and creating a shift from top-down approaches to more collaborative and empowering leadership styles. Empathetic leadership is crucial for creating a team environment where individuals feel understood, seen, and respected. ✅ Connection is key in effective leadership, and leaders should prioritize meaningful conversations with team members. Timeline 00:45 The Journey to Conscious Parenting 04:07 Regulating Emotions in Parenting and Leadership 05:12 The Impact of Projection in Parenting and Leadership 06:20 Recognizing and Meeting Needs in Parenting and Leadership 09:13 The Role of Discipline in Conscious Parenting 11:07 The Equality of Child and Parent in Conscious Parenting 12:25 Focusing on the Needs of Children and Team Members 14:16 The Importance of Conscious Communication in Parenting 16:19 Dealing with Tantrums and Emotional Regulation 20:03 The Shift to Conscious Leadership 21:16 The Importance of Empathetic Leadership 22:18 Leadership in the Face of Fear 23:31 Overcoming Fear and Taking Committed Action 27:17 The Impact of Conscious Leadership 30:07 The Power of Connection in Leadership 33:19 Current and Future Projects 34:26 The Importance of Self-Work 36:18 The Choice to Invest in Personal Growth 37:13 Books That Made a Difference 38:32 Daily Rituals for Personal Well-being 39:22 How to Connect with Kamini Wood
The marriage road often has cracks...and if those cracks are left unattended they can lead to destructive ends. Marriage left to itself will naturally deteriorate...and so God has called us to proactively meet the needs of our spouse and to deal with issues when they are small and manageable. Join us as we look at the common pathways of pain in marriage and how we can avoid them!!
Can small groups change your life? Let's see what the Bible says and hear examples of how God has used small groups to change lives right here at 2Rivers Church.Our vision as a church is to create passionate followers of Jesus: not just Sunday morning Christians, but people who allow Jesus to permeate every aspect of life. As part of that mission, we've decided to be a “church of small groups” because we believe life change happens in community. What Is Life Change According to the Bible?1. Justification: where God pronounces a sinner righteous because of their faith in Christ. In other words, this is about being “saved.”2. Sanctification: the process by which Christians are set apart for God from the rest of the world. Or the process by which Christians are made holy. Sanctification is about becoming more like Christ throughout our lives.3. Glorification: God's final removal of sin from your life so that you can “stand faultless before him in glory for all eternity. Glorification is about the end of our story—all of eternity in heaven, where there are no more tears, temptations, pain, or fighting.See 2 Corinthians 5:17, 1 Thessalonians 4.Why Are Small Groups Important?In Acts 2, we see a model for the early church. It began with a sermon from Peter, and 3000 became Christians in one day. But that 3000-member “church” soon began meeting in small groups. Here were the characteristics of those more intimate community gatherings.1. Spiritual GrowthThe disciples spent time in the Word of God, or “the disciple's teaching,” in small groups.2. FellowshipFellowship points to the duty believers have to one another to help each other grow in their faith.3. The Breaking of BreadWhen small groups gathered, they not only shared meals, but communion—putting Jesus front and center by remembering his death, burial, and resurrection.4. PrayerThe early disciples spent time expectantly praying for God to show up tangibly to change lives and circumstances.5. Meeting NeedsSmall groups help meet one another's needs. These needs are not just financial. They're also mental, emotional, and spiritual.Do you want to experience the life change that happens in a small group?Live near O'Fallon, MO, and want to find a 2Rivers small group? Find a Home Team, Special Interest Group, or Bible Study here: https://2rivers.churchcenter.com/groups 2Rivers Church in O'Fallon, MO, exists to help you become a passionate follower of Jesus.Resources for you:Get into the Word this year using our “Passionate” journal. Reserve one to pickup: www.2riverschurch.com/journalStruggling and need prayer? We'd love to pray for you. Submit a prayer request here: https://2rivers.churchcenter.com/people/forms/29709
In this episode with Dr. Brian Barney, we discuss our mutual interest of serving underserved communities. We discuss how socioeconomic and racial disparities influence access to care and what we can do to help solve that problem... a must listen.
David Newman sent a text to a friend the morning of Oct. 7. Something terrible had happened. Word quickly spread among Newman's group of friends, who had known each other since high school.Newman had traveled to the music festival close to the border of Gaza on Friday night. It was supposed to be a fun weekend with his girlfriend “celebrating life,” something Newman was very good at and loved to do, according to friend Gidon Hazony. Hazony later learned that Hamas had murdered Newman, 25, on Oct. 7, but not before saving nearly 300 lives, including the life of his girlfriend. Newman's actions that day, and the atrocities Hazony and so many in Israel witnessed on Oct. 7, led Hazony, David Gani, and several of their friends to quit their jobs and start a nonprofit called Soldiers Saves Lives. The organization is working to collect tactical and humanitarian aid for Israel Defense Forces. According to the group's website, they have supplied more than 20 “IDF units and civilian response teams with protective and self-defense gear.”Gani, who serves as board chair and CFO/CTO of Soldiers Save Lives, and Hazony, president of the organization, recently traveled to Washington D.C. to raise support and awareness for their mission to provide IDF soldiers with needed supplies. They join the podcast today to explain how to partner with them, and to honor the legacy Newman leaves behind. Learn more about Soldiers Save Lives here: https://www.soldierssavelives.org/Enjoy the show! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
David Newman sent a text to a friend the morning of Oct. 7. Something terrible had happened. Word quickly spread among Newman's group of friends, who had known each other since high school. Newman had traveled to the music festival close to the border of Gaza on Friday night. It was supposed to be a fun weekend […]
Hillary Miller has been an educator for over 20 years. Hillary has worked in PK-12 education in most capacities as a teacher and administrator. With a strength-based focus, she has spent her career finding ways to meet the needs of individual and small groups of students, as well as building positive school cultures. Over the past few years, Hillary has supported school leaders as a consultant across the US to create more positive school cultures. This work focuses mostly on schools with alternative programs in marginalized communities.In 2020, Hillary co-founded Solving Fun, a company focused on building creativity, critical thinking, and collaboration for kids ages 7-12 through puzzles, activities, and games. Hillary holds a BS in Applied Learning and Development from the University of Texas at Austin, and a Masters in Educational Administration from Texas State University. In addition to her consulting work, Solving Fun, and spending time with her family, she is currently pursuing a PhD in Education at Auburn University.Join us for this insightful conversation about meeting students' unmet needs, building strong school cultures and the importance of taking risks and making mistakes.IN THIS EPISODE, WE DISCUSS: How Hillary's educational journey has evolved and the work she is currently doing. Hillary's work with game designer Marcy Tivol to create Solving Fun. How the puzzles, games, and activities from Solving Fun help to promote engagement and collaboration in classrooms. Figuring out the unmet needs of students in order to provide alternative forms of learning. Practical tips for better supporting students with their academic, social emotional, and sensory needs. How to build strong school cultures to support a shift in education. The importance of taking risks and making mistakes as an educator. Staying focused on goals as an educational community. RESOURCES AND LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Connect with Hillary and Solving Fun on Facebook, X, Instagram, and LinkedIn. Send Hillary an email at hillary@solvingfun.com or hillarymiller@gmail.com Check out www.solvingfun.com for puzzles, activities, and games focused on perseverance and creative problem solving. Check out UP Academy's Project Literacy Curriculum at projectup.us. Get your copy of Rebel Educator: Create Classrooms Where Impact and Imagination Meet Learn more about Rebel Educator, explore our professional development opportunities for educators and students, and check out our project library. Visit us at UP Academy to learn more about our personalized and inclusive learning environment. Connect with Tanya and UP Academy on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram and learn more about her journey here. Enjoying the show? Leave us a rating and review and help more people find us!bit.ly/RebelEducatorApplePodcastsWe'd love it if you could take a few minutes to fill out this survey to let us know how we can bring you the best possible content: forms.gle/JcKHf9DHTZnYUmQr6 Interested in being on the Rebel Educator podcast? Fill out this form and we'll reach out to you if we think you'd be a great fit for an upcoming episode. https://forms.gle/CZJXLQDdevPh22ZN7Want to learn more about opening your own UP Academy? Check out the Rebel Educator Accelerator:www.rebeleducator.com/courses/the-acceleratorMORE ABOUT THE REBEL EDUCATOR PODCAST:In each episode of the Rebel Educator podcast, I deconstruct world-class educators, students, and thought leaders in education to extract the tactics, tools, and routines that you can use as teachers and parents. Join me as we discuss how to shift the classroom, the learning environment, the mindset, and the pedagogy, to resist tradition, reignite wonder, and re-imagine the future of education.This podcast is dedicated to all of the educators who work thankless hours to make our next generation the best it can be. It was designed to begin conversations on how we can redesign education for the future of work and the success of our students. It is meant for teachers, students, administrators, homeschoolers and anyone who interacts with and teaches youth.
This is from a series titled - Catalyst: Helping Others Pursue Their Purpose - a study on Barnabas. Phil Tuttle has taught God's Word across the United States at various churches, Bible conferences, Christian education conventions and corporate gatherings. He is the author of Raise Up a Child and Crucible: The Choices that Change Your Life Forever. He is also deeply involved in his home church, The Bridge, in Lawrenceville, Georgia, where he serves as one of the teaching pastors. Phil and his wife, Ellen, have two children, Emily and Philip.
Chuck Parish, Pastor of Imagine Church of the Nazarene and Executive Director of Mission El Paso, shares insights from the border and how a small church can have a big impact. For more information, to donate to the work on the border, or to volunteer, email info@missionelpaso.org or visit www.MissionElPaso.org. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/momentum-ministries6/support
Rev. Chuck Parish, Pastor of Imagine Church of the Nazarene and Executive Director of Mission El Paso, shares how God is changing lives on the border. For more information, to donate to the work on the border, or to volunteer, email info@missionelpaso.org or visit www.MissionElPaso.org. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/momentum-ministries6/support
Do you want to break free from the burden of societal expectations and improve your mental health as a man? Are you searching for a solution that can help you achieve a greater sense of self-awareness and overcome the stigma surrounding mental health? Look no further. In this episode, our guest David Milan will share the key to unlocking improved mental well-being and a deeper understanding of oneself. Discover how challenging stigma and seeking support can lead to transformative results in your mental health journey. "Expressing emotions is vital for mental health. Suppression is depression. It's time to break the stigma and become more self-aware." - David Milan In this episode, you will be able to: Unpack the intricacies of male identity and its dilemmas in a rapidly evolving society. Reveal the veiled stigma attached to men's mental health and explore avenues for garnering support. Unearthen the virtues of emotional evolution and its role in holistic personal development. Decipher the cryptic language of feelings and emotions, easing their navigation. Investigate the necessity of self-awareness and the significance of reaching out for assistance. My special guest is David Milan Here's David Milan, a passionate advocate of men's well-being and an expert in rapid response crisis intervention. His own confronting experiences with childhood trauma ignited his journey into this field. David's unique strength lies in his ability to bridge the gap between deep-seated societal expectations and the often unmet emotional needs of men. His emphasis on understanding feelings and the core self has been a beacon of enlightenment for many. David arms men with the tools they need to adapt, evolve and thrive, encouraging them to explore a realm of mental health often left uncharted. Guest Contacts for David Milan: Website https://mymilan.com.au/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100015565171464 LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/your-milan/ The key moments in this episode are: 00:00:00 - Exploring Male Identity 00:01:10 - Meeting Needs and Evolving 00:02:19 - The Importance of Emotional Adaptation 00:03:40 - Balancing Responsibilities and Personal Growth 00:04:02 - Introduction to David Milan 00:16:03 - Random Fact: Hearing Dog Whistles 00:16:46 - Growing Up without Shoes 00:19:07 - Passion for Helping People 00:21:28 - Stigma around Men's Mental Health 00:25:09 - Emotional Evolution for Men 00:30:22 - The Influence of Early Identity 00:31:59 - Upgrading Our Operating System 00:35:09 - Taking Things Personally 00:36:59 - The Connection Between Identity and Roles 00:39:48 - Redefining Identity 00:45:15 - Understanding Feelings as States 00:46:26 - Importance of Identifying Feelings 00:48:12 - Building Resilience through Feeling 00:49:01 - Artificial Regulation of Emotions 00:52:53 - Overcoming Vulnerability through Confidence 00:58:47 - Old Habits and Patterns 00:59:23 - The Impact of Science 01:00:27 - Evolving with New Information 01:02:17 - Emotional Regulation and Self-Awareness 01:05:25 - There's Always Hope The video version of this show is available on YouTube after 3 PM the day it is released https://www.youtube.com/@thefalliblemanpodcast and Rumble! https://rumble.com/c/c-2176422 Join our Exclusive Private Community – Fallible Nation https://bit.ly/FallibleNation Sponsors: Grow YOUR Show: The Easy Button for Podcasters Have you thought about starting a podcast to grow your business or even as a hobby? Then you need to go talk to my friend Adam Adams. I trust him and so you should you! https://growyourshow.com/ Ghost Bed Actually get a GOOD night's sleep! Go see my friends at https://www.ghostbed.com/pages/fallible and use the code “fallible” for 30% off your order! It's what I sleep on and what I count on!
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Having and following a vision isn't just for big dreamers and world-changers. As Christians, we all have been called by God to pursue His plan and purpose for our lives. Having a vision will guide both your destination and your direction in fulfilling God's purposes. In today's devotional, Dr. Michael Youssef explains that a life-vision at its most basic should boil down to service. If you would like more insight into today's devotional topic, listen to Dr. Michael Youssef's sermon Vision Above All Visions: LISTEN NOW | WATCH NOW
Hi, everyone! We're so glad you've joined us here at Gateway Church today. We've got a message straight from God's word for you. So, grab a coffee, sit back and enjoy some time learning from our Pastor.
Hi, everyone! We're so glad you've joined us here at Gateway Church today. We've got a message straight from God's word for you. So, grab a coffee, sit back and enjoy some time learning from our Pastor.
Hi, everyone! We're so glad you've joined us here at Gateway Church today. We've got a message straight from God's word for you. So, grab a coffee, sit back and enjoy some time learning from our Pastor.
Hi, everyone! We're so glad you've joined us here at Gateway Church today. We've got a message straight from God's word for you. So, grab a coffee, sit back and enjoy some time learning from our Pastor.
In episode 52 Cath focuses on our needs and why starting to meet/meeting them can be so complex (building on earlier episodes on this topic, listen to episodes 1-4 and 26). She makes a suggestion for how you can reframe times when there is self abandonment (needs not being met) to reduce shame. Having our needs met is a huge contributor to being in our own sense of power and agency. Come over and follow Cath on social mediaInstagram: @cathcounihanFacebook: Cath Counihan - Psychotherapy Mum To sign up for the journal prompts please go to https://www.psychotherapymum.com/ and sign up for our newsletter, or do it via the link on the Instagram bio.We would love you to rate and review our podcast as it helps other people like you find us. Thanks for listening. Cath. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode, we talk about meeting needs of both parents and children when practicing Aware Parenting and Natural Learning. We share about the effects of the culture on needs, and the creative ways we might need to utilise to support everyone in the family getting their needs met. We discuss the needs inventory from Nonviolent Communication (which you can find at www.cnvc.org) and how helpful it is in identifying needs, valuing needs and being willing for our needs to be met. We include the process that we can go through from not knowing that we have needs to reclaiming the beauty of our needs and having willingness for our needs to be met. We talk about specific ways that we found helpful for getting our needs met as mothers whilst also supporting our children to have their needs met too. To learn more about Marion and her offerings, please visit www.marionrose.net and Joss at www.awareparenting.com.au and follow us on social media at Marion Rose and Aware Parenting with Joss.
Jun 4, 2023Acts 6:1-7 The Word Will Not Be Stopped1) Having Needs and Meeting Needs is Biblical v.1, 3, 51 Now in these days when the disciples were increasing in number, a complaint by the Hellenists arose against the Hebrews because their widows were being neglected in the daily distribution. 3 Therefore, brothers, pick out from among you seven men of good repute, full of the Spirit and of wisdom, whom we will appoint to this duty. Good Repute = FollowableFull of the Spirit - Maturing,Full of wisdom = Peaceable 5 And what they said pleased the whole gathering, and they chose Stephen, a man full of faith and of the Holy Spirit, and Philip, and Prochorus, and Nicanor, and Timon, and Parmenas, and Nicolaus, a proselyte of Antioch. 6 These they set before the apostles, and they prayed and laid their hands on them.2) Serving Addresses a Multitude of Sins v. 1, 2, 4, 7A) Sin of society against widowsB) Sin against Greek speaking widows 1 Now in these days when the disciples were increasing in number, a complaint by the Hellenists arose against the Hebrews because their widows were being neglected in the daily distribution. C) Sin of hindering the ministry of the Word 2 And the twelve summoned the full number of the disciples and said, “It is not right that we should give up preaching the word of God to serve tables. 4 But we will devote ourselves to prayer and to the ministry of the wordD) -Sin of unbelief 7 And the word of God continued to increase, and the number of the disciples multiplied greatly in Jerusalem, and a great many of the priests became obedient to the faith.3) Everbody DeaconsdiakonosMatt 23:11-12 11 The greatest among you shall be your deacon. 12 Whoever exalts himself will be humbled, and whoever humbles himself will be exalted.Mark 9:35 35 And he sat down and called the twelve. And he said to them, “If anyone would be first, he must be last of all and deacon of all.”John 12:26 26 If anyone deacons me, he must follow me; and where I am, there will my deacon be also. If anyone deacons me, the Father will honor him.Mark 10:45 For even the Son of Man came not to be deaconed but to deacon, and to give his life as a ransom for many.”Abilities Survey Picture Image of Excel fileSermon Questions1. Would you rather ask for help or do without? Why?2. When you become aware of a need are you quick to respond or do you wait to see if someone else will take care of it?3. Where would you like to serve to help the Word proceed forward?4. Are you in an environment here where when you can be known? Do you prefer to stay hidden?5. Ask the Spirit to remind you of a time you were “deaconed” and worship Him with gratefulness.6. Does anything need to change in order for you to “deacon” (serve) here?
A new organisation to support neurodiverse Kiwis has been created to lobby for a more responsive education system that meets the needs of neurodiverse people. The Neurodiversity in Education Coalition is founded by the Dyslexia Foundation of New Zealand, ADHD New Zealand, Autism New Zealand and the Centre for Gifted Education. They say the education system is failing to meet the learning needs of neurodiverse students, who have had to struggle to get the support they need. And without proper support, they report that neurodiverse people are strikingly over-represented amongst those disengaged from school, the unemployed, offenders in the justice and prison system, and people with poor mental health. The coalition met with parliamentarians yesterday to gather support, accompanied by a group of "champions" - young people who shared their personal experiences of being neurodiverse. Kathryn speaks to one of these champions, Jas Mcintosh, and Justine Munro, the chief executive of the New Zealand Centre for Gifted Education who is the leading charge behind the Neurodiversity in Education Coalition.
You have a God who delights to meet your needs, so be sure to tell him yours tomorrow when you wake up.
On Jan 11th and 12th there is a Wildlife Resource Committee meeting that needs you. How can you contribute? Email before Jan 5th. Attend in person (Sacramento). Attend via zoom! What's in play? Well here's the Agenda - Petition 2021-017: 2nd bear tag, new premium hunts statewide, modernized Big Game draw system - Bear mgmt plan update: we must be listening and contributing to this today. - Elk mgmt plan update: new zones, more tags, improved opportunity! One click to send your support for our HOWL petition... "vote - send - share". Got questions... hit me up via Instagram @HuntingAintEasy let's talk!
If you're married, what does your mate need from you more than anything else? Do you really know?
Meeting the real needs in a church community.
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