Podcast appearances and mentions of melissa holmes

Dr. Holmes is a mom, ob-gyn and co-founder of Girlology, a digital health platform supporting youth and their caregivers in their personal health and wellness journeys. She has more than 20 years of experience as an ob-gyn with expertise in pediatric and adolescent gynecology and as an educator for medical students, residents and colleagues. She has authored five books for youth on puberty and sexual development, including her new book, Youology: A Puberty Guide for Every Body.

I don't know about you, but motherhood goes in phases of panic and preparation. One phase informs the specifics around the panic and the preparation.For example, you get pregnant. Then, the research begins. What prenatal vitamins should I take? What kind of birth do I want? What kind of care provider do I want? What should I put on my baby registry? All the questions, all the preparation around the nursery and the buying of the parenting books and all the things.Then the baby comes, and you move into a new phase: why is the baby spitting up? How do I get my baby to sleep? What kind of nap schedule does my baby need to be on? When do I start solids? What do I start with? How much should they be eating? When should they be crawling? When should they start walking? Then you move into toddlerhood and find yourself furiously consulting with parenting books and blogs and podcasts about toddler behavior and how to manage it, and developmental stages, and how to navigate them.Well, first comes marriage (or the relationship or the donor), then comes the baby, then comes: how the heck do I talk to my child about puberty. Ok, maybe not in that order, but the point is: we move from being positively consumed by all the things in pregnancy and infancy and toddlerhood and then BAM! Your child is asking you about boobs and why you're bleeding from your butt (because they're in the bathroom with you 24/7, even when you have your period, and they have questions). They may even begin touching themselves and you find yourself flustered trying to find the words to explain to them that we do not touch ourselves in public. And then - oh GOD - how do we talk to our kids about pleasure? And when do we do that? And oh my goodness - when do their boobs come in? And when does their period start? And how on earth do I talk to them about this?If you feel flustered around talking to your children about puberty, today's episode is going to be one that you must save and come back to over and over and over again. Talking to our kids about puberty isn't easy, but it's necessary. And since we want to empower our children around their bodies - not just because of all the body image stuff they are going to be exposed to, but also for very practical reasons like bodily autonomy and sexual abuse prevention - we need to get comfortable talking about puberty with them. Ok, maybe it won't be comfortable, but we need to learn to be comfortable being uncomfortable as we learn to talk to our kids about their bodies.Today, I'm joined by board certified pediatrician and chief medical officer and co-founder of Girology, Dr. Trish Hutchison. Girlology is a digital health platform with our 500 educational videos for parents and their daughters about every topic under the sun when it comes to puberty. Dr. Trish co-founded Girology with her colleague, Dr. Melissa Holmes. Dr. Holmes is a board certified gynecologist with a specialty in pediatric and adolescent gynecology. In short, you couldn't have two more qualified people running a digital health platform about puberty.If you have sons, there is Guyology. So fear not - today you will unlock everything you need to know about talking to your kids abouFollow along on Instagram @themomfeedpodcast Sign up for our newsletter for weekly inspiration and advice on motherhood and beyond.Remember to subscribe to the show if you don't already! xoxo

Jay Skurski Buffalo News Buffalo Bills beat reporter on Bills 2022 NFL Draft and his famous wife WGRZ channel 2 Melissa Holmes and prodigy son Elliott's golf prowess winning tournaments at 7 years old...enjoy and please share

The Potluck Podcast - To FOO or Not to FOO

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The Potluck Podcast - Special Episode

The Potluck Podcast - Special Episode

In episode 06, Christie and Jessica sit back down with Girlology's Dr. Melissa Holmes to ask “What are hormones?” and “What do hormones do in the body?” More hard hitting questions include: How do hormones regulate menstruation? Can hormones cause abnormal physical symptoms? What are the benefits and risks of hormone replacement therapy (birth control)? What hormones shift during menopausal years? When is hormone replacement the right treatment course for menopausal years? ...Is it true that menstruators can ‘sync up' their cycles because of hormones? PLUS - tips for tracking your cycle, upcoming events, and (as always) a reminder that you're not crazy!  Program Notes: Hormones are messengers in the body, helping to regulate menstruation and menopause. What do hormones do in the body? How do they do what they do? Our Flow team asks hard-hitting questions of OB-GYN and co-founder of Girlology, Dr. Melissa Holmes! LINKS: GIRLOLOGY: https://girlology.com/ Christie's Course: https://howtotalktoyourdoctor.thinkific.com/courses/healthdisparities “The Controversial History of Hormone Replacement Therapy”: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6780820/ Find our Hosts on Instagram:  @jessicalaurenrichmond @christie_publichealth FLOW is sponsored by Takeda, the manufacturer of a treatment for adults with von Willebrand disease. To see if this treatment might be right for you and your needs, visit: https://ssshare.it/HUcR    Connect with BloodStream Media: Find all of our bleeding disorders podcasts on BloodStreamMedia.com BloodStream on Facebook  BloodStream on Twitter    Check out Believe Limited's Other Work: BloodFeed: bloodfeed.com Bombardier Blood: bombardierblood.com Hemophilia: The Musical: breakingthroughhemophilia.com My Beautiful Stutter: mybeautifulstutter.com/ Stop The Bleeding!: stbhemo.com Teen Impact Awards: teenimpactawards.com The Science Fair: thesciencefair.org

If you have a daughter, you need to know Girlology! It is one of our favorite resources, and we were overjoyed to interview co-founder Melissa Holmes! We explore all things Girlology, from puberty to relating to your daughter. Enjoy!

Join Dr. Carolyn Moyers as she chats with Dr. Melissa Holmes of Girlology. Girlology got its grassroots start in 2003 with two physician moms, Girlology has become the go-to online community dedicated to making girls' lives healthier. Listen for top tips when talking with kids about puberty. If you want to sign up for a Girlology course with your preteen, click the link below.  March 21, 2021 from 4-6pm CST with Dr. Moyers. Something New About You https://girlology.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_M2L5xvNlSFSD0T9Df5rkWwhttps://girlology.com https://www.girlology.com https:/www.instagram.com/girlology Tampax Commercial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXgmShDwopc Ted Talk: 8 is great.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvePK5pR9YE You can request an appointment at Sky Women's Health by going to https://www.skywomenshealth.com or call 817-915-9803. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/skywomen/message

On this episode of the future award-winning Talking Buffalo Podcast, Patrick Moran has a conversation with Buffalo Bills beat reporter Jay Skurski of The Buffalo News on a barrage of topics heavily focused on the Buffalo Bills and the start of NFL free agency this week. The Bills shocked a lot of people this week by re-signing Matt Milano, Darryl Williams and Jon Felciano to contracts before they even hit the open market.  Jay explains the thinking that went into the signings, how they factor into the present and future and what these deals say about the organization and Brandon Beane's ability to get things done and keep the core nucleus of this team together. They also spend time talking about several potential Bills free agents targets as well as plenty of other teams around the league as well as speculating on a few players the Bills may be interested in. Patrick also checks in on Jay's family and a discussion on how life in the Skurski household changed during Covid with both Jay and his wife, WGRZ-TV's Melissa Holmes working in the media. They also completely rail on the Buffalo Sabres for continuing to embarrass themselves and a fan base quickly detaching from the team.   The Sabres lost at home on Monday night to Washington, 6-0, marking the fourth time in their last five home games they've been shut out. You can follow Jay on Twitter @JaySkurski and be sure to support local journalism by subscribing to The Buffalo News. ♦♦♦♦♦ Follow Patrick Moran/Talking Buffalo Podcast  Twitter: @PatMoranTweets. Facebook: Talking Buffalo Podcast  YouTube:Talking Buffalo Podcast YouTube Channel Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Guests: W.Va. Del. Erikka Storch, Journalist John W. Miller, Entrepreneurs Brandon and Melissa Holmes   At the beginning of the show, I'll discuss several recent articles recently published by LEDE News, including the FAKE NEWS series, my Open Letter about an anonymous letter, the opening of a new treatment center in Brilliant, and the sale of a grocery store in South Wheeling.   W.Va. Del. Erikka Storch will give us a call from Charleston where the Republican majorities have proposed several bills that would impact the operation of municipalities across the state – including Wheeling. One example is the $2-per-week User Fee that is paid by employees working in Wheeling and is earmarked for public safety and infrastructure … but some state lawmakers wish to eliminate the system in the Mountain State.   Journalist John W. Miller is the founder of Moundsville.org, a blog website that features not only Marshall County's largest city but the entire region, as well. John will join me to discuss his recent food tour in the Upper Ohio Valley and what stories he plans to tell in the future.   A new business has opened in Martins Ferry and Brandon and Melissa Holmes will tell us about the process the East Ohio city has in place for other entrepreneurs to do the same this spring and summer.   “Steve Novotney Lives” – 3-5 p.m. on Facebook Live (go to LEDE News Facebook page) and posted on Spotify, PodBean, Youtube, Google Podcasts, and Apple podcast (iTunes).

In episode 01, our Flow team reviews the anatomy of “inside and outside parts”, answers patient questions and offers tips for parents preparing to support their child's first period.  Public health advocate Christie VanHorne & intersectional feminist writer Jessica Richmond are joined by Girlology's Dr. Melissa Holmes to unpack the range of variables that occur during female reproductive years.  Program Notes: Why do we menstruate? What is menstruation made of? What is the normal range of pain that accompanies menstruation? What is the normal range of color, amount of blood and amount of time it takes to menstruate? GIRLOLOGY Anatomy PDF Find our Hosts' on IG:  @jessicalaurenrichmond @howtotalktoyourdoctor Learn more about Dr. Holmes work: GIRLOLOGY https://www.girlology.com/ Find Girology on Instagram @girlology FLOW is sponsored by Takeda, the manufacturer of a treatment for adults with von Willebrand disease. To see if this treatment might be right for you and your needs, visit: https://ssshare.it/bgIr Connect with BloodStream Media: Find all of our bleeding disorders podcasts on BloodStreamMedia.com BloodStream on Facebook  BloodStream on Twitter    Check out Believe Limited's Other Work: BloodFeed: bloodfeed.com Bombardier Blood: bombardierblood.com Hemophilia: The Musical: breakingthroughhemophilia.com My Beautiful Stutter: mybeautifulstutter.com/ Stop The Bleeding!: stbhemo.com Teen Impact Awards: teenimpactawards.com The Science Fair: thesciencefair.org

Katrina brings Melissa on the show and she opens up about her own journey with suicide and depression. Melissa shares her story about being on her mother’s couch depressed, in college trying to survive and figure out how to pay off the last payment for her classes. One day she wakes up and decides she is either going to fight for her life or die. Melissa is her today to share her heartwarming story from surviving to empowering other women to live life. Now, fast-forward 10 plus years and a lot of hurdles, Melissa is a proud wife, mother, frequent volunteer and Founder/CEO of 13Fifteen, LLC—a residential and commercial cleaning company servicing her Tomball neighbors alongside her husband, Dan. Together, with a small team, they help people de-stress and live their best lives. Artist and Entrepreneur, Melissa, whose forever crafting and learning on purpose, decided to stop hiding and step into who she truly is in late 2019 and created Ingenious Hustlers; where she assists not only suicide-survivors in becoming better in-tuned with who they really are and inspire them to stop playing at life and live for themselves, but also empowers solo women entrepreneurs to understand their value & get paid their worth through money-mindset, self-love coaching. As a woman who has pushed through depression and suicidal thoughts for the majority of her life, Melissa knows she’s more than qualified to help save a life, which led to her creating the pick me up podcast Stop Playing at Life. Social Media IG https://www.instagram.com/got2luv_mel FB Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/ingenioushustlers Stop Playing at Life Podcast https://www.stopplayingatlife.com

On this episode of the Moran-Alytics Podcast presented by Pulse Cellular, Patrick Moran chats with WGRZ-TV Buffalo “Daybreak” co-anchor and reporter Melissa Holmes on a wide variety of topics. Born and raised in Western New York, Holmes talks about growing up in Amherst and being into musicals and dancing as a child, once dreaming of […]

2 On Your Side's Melissa Holmes talks growing up in WNY, early mornings and golf!

In this episode, we sit down with Melissa Holmes with iTeach International to discuss our joys and pains of international teaching.

On the first episode, Melissa shares who she is and why she started this podcast. She does them on the fly so please excuse the background noise.

New Abolitionists Radio – This week our guest speaker will be Melissa Holmes, CEO of Love Shouldn’t Hurt which focuses on Domestic Violence. We hope…

Tuesdays just keep getting better on the Life On Purpose with Deborah Tulay radio show!! This week our topic is "Moving Beyond It" with guest Melissa Holmes, Domestic Violence Advocate. 

Melissa Holmes is a two domestic violence survivor turned advocate 6 years ago, after surviving her last relationship that almost claimed her life. She decided that after being choked within seconds of dying, she would start a non profit organization called Love Shouldn't Hurt NY Inc., which originally started as a Facebook group in 2010, for domestic violence survivor and victims. She wanted to create a safe forum for others that needed help in leaving abusive situation, or just needed comfort in knowing that they were not alone. Since 2010 she has been strongly campaigning against domestic violence by paying forward in the community to try to assist with building healthy relationships. She has and continues to reach out to resources to continue to share whether it's tv interviews, news interviews, magazines, radio interview and being a motivational speaker, encouraging and inspiring others who are misunderstood or afraid to speak out. She guides them in a way that makes them understand it's nothing to be embarrassed about, it's not there fault or anything they did to cause someone to abuse them. Melissa has just launch a domestic violence seminar/workshop Oct 24th 2015 called "From Pain To Purpose, My New Chapter that has taking off into other city like New Jersey, New York, South Carolina, and Maryland to name a few. She just finished the last seminar for 2015. So if anyone needs assistance or needs her to make an appearance in their city, you can reach her via emailmelissaholmes67.mh@gmail.com or through social media.

Melissa Holmes is the FOUNDER & CEO of fhs Domestic Violence Awareness and Support Group, Love Shouldn't Hurt (LSH). After surviving two domestic violence relationships, she looked for a forum to vent, and provide support for people who suffered abuse. She created a secret group on Facebook. It started with about thirty members, and now the group has over 1,000 members worldwide. LSH gives people a sense of purpose, and has also assisted victims to escape from their abusers. For four years, LSH has encouraged, enhanced, empowered, and elevated DV awareness. LSH is now campaigning and fundraising against domestic violence in various communities in order to pay it forward by utilizing proceeds for DV support and services. Holmes shares her story in her new memoir, Love Shouldn’t Hurt, in hopes of helping others to overcome the patterns of domestic violence. Find out more at www.loveshouldnthurtny.com. # # # Body Positive Advocate Michelle “Big Body” Cuttino, author of six books, works with authors and experts who need free publicity to promote their new releases, and grow their business. Once a month, she emails writing tips, free promos, and information about upcoming literary events. Subscribe at www.MichelleCuttino.com. Let’s Connect! Facebook.com/MichelleCuttino Twitter.com/MichelleCuttino Instagram.com/MichelleCuttino Pinterest.com/BigBodyPub

Domestic violence is the willful intimidation, physical assault, battery, sexual assault, and/or other abusive behavior as part of a systematic pattern of power and control perpetrated by one intimate partner against another. It includes physical violence, sexual violence, psychological violence and emotional abuse.  Join us as we talk with a survivor of domestic violence renowned advocate Melissa Holmes of Love Shouldn't Hurt NY as she opens up about how to put an end to domestic violence and start fresh in life loving you. Sunday September 4, 2016 9AM EST. http://my.blogtalkradio.com/tools/#/my-episodes?page=1

A two time domestic violence survivor, Melissa Holmes turned advocate and educator six years ago after surviving the second abusive relationship, she started an organization called Love Shouldn't Hurt NY Inc which is to help victims and survivors. She dedicated her life after coming seconds to loosing her life by being choked by the abuser. Melissa has been campaigning against Domestic Violence in the community to help build healthy relationships.  

Melissa Holmes is a two domestic violence survivor turned advocate 6 years ago, after surviving her last relationship that almost claimed her life. She decided that after being choked within seconds of dying, she would start a non profit organization called Love Shouldn't Hurt NY Inc., which originally started as a Facebook group in 2010, for domestic violence survivor and victims. She wanted to create a safe forum for others that needed help in leaving abusive situation, or just needed comfort in knowing that they were not alone. Since 2010 she has been strongly campaigning against domestic violence by paying forward in the community to try to assist with building healthy relationships. She has and continues to reach out to resources to continue to share whether it's tv interviews, news interviews, magazines, radio interview and being a motivational speaker, encouraging and inspiring others who are misunderstood or afraid to speak out. She guides them in a way that makes them understand it's nothing to be embarrassed about, it's not there fault or anything they did to cause someone to abuse them. Melissa has just launch a domestic violence seminar/workshop Oct 24th 2015 called "From Pain To Purpose, My New Chapter that has taking off into other city like New Jersey, New York, South Carolina, and Maryland to name a few. She just finished the last seminar for 2015. So if anyone needs assistance or needs her to make an appearance in their city, you can reach her via emailmelissaholmes67.mh@gmail.com or through social media. Closing Words: I'm NO longer a victim, I'm a VICTORY! Anyone can leave an abusive relationship it takes courage and strength, help is available.

Tonight at 8:00 pm Eastern/Atlantic, 7:00 pm Central, 6:00 pm Mountain, 5:00 pm Pacific Chat with Melissa Holmes who was 25 yrs old when she met my first abuser. Everything was perfect for 5 years. When he proposed, she said YES; however, the minute she said, “Yes!” she noticed things starting to change slowly. Two years after they were married things, his obsessive behavior started to change the marriage and relationship negatively. The arguing began, along with the stalking, disrespect, and physical abuse. One day after she became fed up with nowhere to go, she left and took her survival chances. He started threatening to have her killed. Instead, he met his untimely death in May 2003 as a result of asthma. He never got a chance make good on his promise. After Melissa remained single for 5 years, she met her second abuser who was much worst. One year he broke her nose on my birthday; choked her; pulled her hair, pulled a gun out on her; and threatened to kill her and sit at home with her body until her son came home from school. He wanted to see the expression on her son’s face when he found my body. At that minute, Melissa knew she needed a game plan. She moved back to New York safely with her son 4 years ago. He stalked her for a year of the 4 years. Melissa stated, “I have never experienced such brutal treatment but knew I had to remain strong for my kids. I learned to turn my weakness into my strengths and Love Shouldn’t Hurt was born, and helping others in dv [sic] situations to know they’re not alone in this fight. Someone does care and her name is Melissa Holmes.” Love Shouldn't Hurt, Domestic Violence Awareness & Support Group (LSH) Visit Melissa’s site at: http://glamorousgorja.wix.com/lshdv

True game changing women graced the hour with Lisa for experiences and guidance we can all grow on. Melissa Holmes of Love Shouldn't Hurt shares a remarkable story of survival that is now saving lives of abused men and women around the country. Ardre Orie finished the hour with enough encouragement and confidence to inspire every woman in her path. Ardre's personal and professional background enables her to empower women as an Author, Director and Advocate of the positive change they need to begin their real life journey. Enjoy the show!

Melissa Holmes was 25 yrs old when she met her first abuser....they dated, everything was perfect for 5 yrs, She had his first and only son, he proposed, and she said YES. They married on March 21, 1998 and 2 years after they married things started going downhill. He became obsessive and possessive. The arguing began, the stalking, disrespect and physical abuse started. He started threatening he was gonna have her killed. I will let Melissa relay the rest of her story, as we discuss why love shouldn’t hurt. ### Michelle Cuttino is the “Queen of Plus-Size Fiction,” and serves as a freelance writer, talk radio host, and motivational speaker. She is the President of Big Body Publishing and Big Body Broadcasting. Cuttino is a plus-size lifestyle blogger, covering topics that affect full-figured women, and also blogs about publishing advice and industry events.  Cuttino is the author of Love & Happiness and Me & Mrs. Jones, an eBook series adaptation of her screenplay once optioned with Queen Latifah’s Flavor Unit Films. Cuttino is part of an erotica anthology under Zane’s Strebor/Simon & Schuster imprint releasing March 2016. Read more at MichelleCuttino.com.

Love Shouldn't Hurt is a Domestic Violence Awareness and Support Group. LSH is comprised of victims, survivors and supporters. After surviving two abusive relationships,Melissa Holmes started LSH as a secret group on social networking site facebook.Melissa was looking for an arena to vent, post and provide support for people who have also suffered abuse. LSH started with about 30 members, we now have well over 1000 members worldwide.LSH is giving a sense of purpose through daily prayers and supportive post, motivating people to leave abusive situations, and helping victims heal after abuse. There has also been occasions where LSH has assisted victims escape from there abusers. For 4 years LSH has encouraged,enhanced, empowered and elevated Domestic Violence awareneness. Now we are campaigning against Domestic Violence in communities by paying forward what we receive inside LSH with combined acts of service and support.

Evelyn Gragg was born in Acwoth, Georgia, and was raised by her grandmother, Melissa Holmes, from the age of 2. Her father was a trustee for the Rosenwald School in Acworth. She attended a Masonic Hall school in Acworth and Booker T. Washington High School in Atlanta. Mrs. Gragg left school to work in domestic service. She attends Zion Hill Missionary Baptist Church in Acworth, where she worked as a secretary for 20 years. Mrs. Gragg is one of Acworth's longest continuous residents. ID:ksu-45-05-001-03024 Rights:To request permission to publish, reproduce, publicly display, broadcast, or distribute this material in any format, you must contact the Archives, Rare Books and Records Management.

Evelyn Gragg was born in Acwoth, Georgia, and was raised by her grandmother, Melissa Holmes, from the age of 2. Her father was a trustee for the Rosenwald School in Acworth. She attended a Masonic Hall school in Acworth and Booker T. Washington High School in Atlanta. Mrs. Gragg left school to work in domestic service. She attends Zion Hill Missionary Baptist Church in Acworth, where she worked as a secretary for 20 years. Mrs. Gragg is one of Acworth's longest continuous residents. Use Restrictions: To request permission to publish, reproduce, publicly display, broadcast, or distribute this material in any format, you must contact the Archives, Rare Books and Records Management.