Podcast appearances and mentions of michelle benedict

Utah recently saw federal funding for free school lunches run out, with parents having to apply and qualify for reduced-price or free lunches again. Dave and Debbie discuss their transformation on the issue and bring on Michelle Benedict, USANA Kids Eat Director, to explain the nonprofit's mission to fill the need of hungry students through providing them daily meals.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Last summer, experts issued warnings that the mental health of our nation's teachers could be impacted when school resumed. Those warnings appear to be playing out.  Teachers are reporting that their mental health is suffering in ways they have never experienced.  They are anxiety ridden and exhausted.  For teachers who have been operating in crisis mode for well over a year – the constant unpredictability of school opening and closing, the isolation, a new host of challenges in reaching their students – whose mental health they also worry about, are only compounded by the stress of the pandemic the rest of the country feels.May 3- 7, is teacher appreciation week, and May is mental health month. It's only fitting that we have a conversation to recognize (and appreciate) the expanded role teachers have been asked to play during the pandemic and the toll their willingness to do whatever it takes for their students may be taking on their mental health.Joining HealthCorps CEO, Amy Braun (herself and educator) to discuss causes and solutions as we prepare for a return to the classroom next year are Dr. Mark Goulston, a member of the HealthCorps Board of Advisors, a board-certified psychiatrist and author of Why Cope When You Can Heal – which was created for essential healthcare workers suffering from anxiety and depression as a result of the Covid 19 pandemic and Michelle Benedict, the director of USANA's Kids Eat who through her work in feeding students, saw the impact of the pandemic on teachers in Salt Lake City and created a program to support them.Please follow @healthcorps on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter and for our teen programming go to @teenhealthvibe on Instagram.Support the show (https://www.healthcorps.org/donate)

For this episode, Colt and I sit with our good friend and returning guest, Michelle Benedict. Michelle is a mindfulness practitioner, a teacher, public speaker, critical thinker, and a lover of life. During this episode you will hear us discuss virtual learning in schools, other teaching challenges during the quarantine, COVID-19 in general, life after receiving a cancer diagnosis, The Great Mask Debate, trauma, and much more.

For this episode, Colt and I sit with our good friend and returning guest, Michelle Benedict. Michelle is a mindfulness practitioner, a teacher, public speaker, critical thinker, and a lover of life. During this episode you will hear us discuss virtual learning in schools, other teaching challenges during the quarantine, COVID-19 in general, life after receiving a cancer diagnosis, The Great Mask Debate, trauma, and much more.

USANA is so much more than an Amphitheater, but a part of the company you may not know about is USANA Kids Eat, part of the organization that is focused on giving back by helping to feed kids in need. Michelle Benedict from USANA joins Return to Real host Neil Anderson to talk about how they are giving back.    CORRECTION: 56,000 students in the Wasatch Front alone qualify for Free and Reduced lunch.  You can find more about USANA Kids Eat at https://usanakidseat.org/. And check out Neil's gym GPP Fitness at gppfitness.com. Straight talk with health and fitness experts. Neil Anderson has helped people find their fitness for 26 years but is still genuinely curious about what works. Neil believes everybody is different and everybody is searching for the best version of themselves. If you’re not seeing success, whatever you are doing right now has to change. Neil wants to get brilliant minds in front of you, so you can find the change that works for you. Always positive. Always interesting. Always real.

Michelle and I talk about the importance of caring for students heads and hearts especially in this time of distance learning. Michelle is an SEL Expert, Elementary Educator, Mindfulness Practitioner, National & Tedx Speaker. More on Michele HERE

Brian Paul & Michelle Benedict-Usana Foundation and Usana Kids Eat respectively-Discussed some of the new programs the organization is undertaking to help ensure lower income children are able to eat when out of school, as well as some of the success stories they've seen from their current efforts.

For this edition of the CEP, we bring you Michelle Benedict.  Michelle is a mindfulness practitioner who specializes in working with children.  She is also a fantastic speaker on the subject of mindfulness and you can, and should, find her Tedx Talk on YouTube to further educate yourself on the topic.  During this conversation we talk about mindfulness practice during the formative years of childhood and the potential that comes with that.  We also dive into the topics of freewill, the self, the divine, and more so if you like to delve into the deeper nature of our existence on this planet then this episode shan't disappoint.

For this edition of the CEP, we bring you Michelle Benedict.  Michelle is a mindfulness practitioner who specializes in working with children.  She is also a fantastic speaker on the subject of mindfulness and you can, and should, find her Tedx Talk on YouTube to further educate yourself on the topic.  During this conversation we talk about mindfulness practice during the formative years of childhood and the potential that comes with that.  We also dive into the topics of freewill, the self, the divine, and more so if you like to delve into the deeper nature of our existence on this planet then this episode shan't disappoint.

Gifted kids turn into gifted adults, it’s something you live with for your entire life. When adults forget about their own atypical wiring, they open themselves up to social issues, and miss opportunities to continue growing. Guests Aurora Remember-Holtzman and Michelle Benedict talk to us about their experiences, and provide advice for people who may have forgotten they were gifted. About the guests - Aurora Remember-Holtzman is the host of the Embracing Intensity podcast, and is founder of www.EmbracingIntensity.com. After years of feeling “too much,” Aurora finally realized that intensity, in the form of excitability, is the source of her greatest power. Now instead of beating herself up about not measuring up to her own self-imposed standards, she is on a mission to help outside-the-box thinkers befriend their brains and use their fire without getting burned through her Embracing Intensity Podcast and community, coaching, facilitation and strengths-based psycho-educational assessment. Michelle Benedict has a Masters in Education and certification in Gifted Education. She also founded Mindful Transformations. She’s an educator in the Hazelwood, MO public school district. The Mind Matters podcast is available on Facebook and Instagram at Mind Matters Podcast, and on Twitter @MindMattersPod. For more information go to www.MindMattersPodcast.com Thank you for caring about kids. Copyright © 2019 Morris Creative Services LLC. All rights reserved.

Our guest for this episode is Michelle Benedict.  Michelle is a mindfulness practitioner, mental health advocate, educator, TEDx Speaker, and a presenter.  It becomes obvious as Michelle speaks that she has spent a great deal of time practicing mindfulness and her journey seems to have yielded some fantastic results.  During our discussion we delve into mindfulness topics such the importance of training your brain, how the physical structure of the brain is manipulated and improved on by meditation, and how mindfulness can be used in different settings to achieve positive behavioral results.  Good luck on your own personal journey and enjoy this conversation with Mindfulness Michelle Benedict.

Our guest for this episode is Michelle Benedict.  Michelle is a mindfulness practitioner, mental health advocate, educator, TEDx Speaker, and a presenter.  It becomes obvious as Michelle speaks that she has spent a great deal of time practicing mindfulness and her journey seems to have yielded some fantastic results.  During our discussion we delve into mindfulness topics such the importance of training your brain, how the physical structure of the brain is manipulated and improved on by meditation, and how mindfulness can be used in different settings to achieve positive behavioral results.  Good luck on your own personal journey and enjoy this conversation with Mindfulness Michelle Benedict.

Mindfulness is the awareness of the moment, the ability to observe and accept your feelings, stresses and sources of anxiety from a different perspective, and deal with them calmly. On episode 13 of Mind Matters, Emily Kircher-Morris talks with Michelle Benedict, from the organization Be Mindful, about how we can help gifted kids learn and utilize the skill of mindfulness. About the guest - Michelle Benedict has a Master’s in Education and certification in Gifted Education. She recently joined the Be Mindful organization based in Denver as a Program Director. Be Mindful is a non-profit organization which provides training and education for both students and educators in utilizing mindfulness as a tool to improve educational outcomes. Host Emily Kircher-Morris has dual Masters degrees in Counseling and Education, and specializes in the area of giftedness throughout the lifespan. She founded the non-profit organization The Gifted Support Network, is the owner of Unlimited Potential Counseling & Education Center, and is the mother of three gifted children.

Third-grade teacher, TEDx speaker, and Mindfulness expert Michelle Benedict talks about her classroom's mindfulness practice and how it has changed her classroom's and school's culture.

Third-grade teacher, TEDx speaker, and Mindfulness expert Michelle Benedict talks about her classroom's mindfulness practice and how it has changed her classroom's and school's culture.