Podcast appearances and mentions of michelle dunn

On this episode of Airing Addiction:Michelle Dunn has both personal and professional experience in addiction and recovery. Michelle currently has been employed with GAAMHA as the Director of Community Engagement- Substance Use Services since July 2017.  Michelle is president and founder of the AED Foundation Inc., as a response to her daughter passing away from a heroin overdose in 2013. She along with the AED board of directors opened a “pop up” Peer Recovery Center to try and fill a large gap in North Central Massachusetts. Additionally, Michelle has been a facilitator for Learn to Cope parent support group, a grief group H.A.L.O. 15 for those who lost a loved one due to SUD, a steering committee member of the Gardner Community Action Team, as well as sitting on various advisory boards and committees.  Michelle is involved in opiate overdose awareness on a local, state and National level with Fed Up Rally in DC since its inception and attended national summits.  On a local level, Michelle has provided education and support for schools, businesses, and is a strong advocate for SUD programming and funding. Please join Jesse, Lisa, and Michelle on this episode of Airing Addiction!

Seeing Being Seen is a synthesis of Dunn's multi-decade career of leadership roles in design, publishing, arts administration and academia told in part through images by 36 photographers she has known, worked with or collected. A central theme is the ever-evolving journey of learning and understanding how we see. Included is a Primer, an accessible and portable teaching tool on how to read a photograph. In this conversation, Michell Dunn Marsh discusses, among other things:Ways of thinking about the history of photoThe myriad (and often unconscious) factors that influence and inform how we seeMatters of history and heritageDismantling associations and identifying assumptionNormailizing differenceThe neuroscience of seeingThe alchemical and iterative process of visual problem-solving, aka designSequencing as a spiritual practicePortraits as aspirationalIntergenerational dialogPublishing optionsBuying from publishers websites is a smart choiceWhen to guide and when to let goReferenced in the episodeMinor MattersMultiplex by Paul BergerAll Power (Black Panthers at 50) ExhibitTaking Aim by Graham NashCritical Indigenous Photographic Exchange (CIPX)Highland Heritage MuseumThe Unconcerned Photographer by Charles HarbuttWays of Seeing by John BergerPrague Winter: A Personal Story of remembrance and War, 1937-1948 by Madeleine AlbrightApertureChronicleJim Marshall YoungArts PCNWMichelle Dunn Marsh Website｜InstagramEngage with J. Sybylla Smith https://www.jsybyllasmith.com Instagram @jsybylla and Facebook @j.sybylla.smithIf you like this show, remember to leave us a rating or review. It really helps.

Hello, I'm Michelle! Born and raised in Northern Indiana. All my life I have loved photography and babies. I gained most of my hands on experience as a nursing assistant in an Amish Birthing Center. Over 16 years ago I documented my first birth! Where I went in just as a support person and took my camera with me. My photography business took off 8 years ago and I have never looked back. I have a wonderful birth community here who support the work I do as a photographer. I truly believe an image says a thousand words. An image can heal a broken heart, evoke an emotion, bring us back to a moment, and fill a void we may not have known existed. Through my doula work, I am able to work alongside birthing people and help bring awareness to the birth process. I aim to aide birthing families in a better birth experience, all while capturing their journey as it unfolds. My goal is to capture raw emotion, and moments that we may not even realize happened during birth. I want those fleeting moments captured for you to share your birth with others. Sharing our stories brings better awareness to better birth outcomes. To learn more go to... https://www.instagram.com/michelleglennphotography/ https://www.facebook.com/glennmichellephotography --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tlpedu/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tlpedu/support

Michelle's favor quote: You are you, I am I, be in the moment, be in the now. I will capture the rest. Hello, I'm Michelle! Born and raised in Northern Indiana. All my life I have loved photography and babies. I gained most of my hands on experience as a nursing assistant in an Amish Birthing Center. Over 16 years ago I documented my first birth! Where I went in just as a support person and took my camera with me. My photography business took off 8 years ago and I have never looked back. I have a wonderful birth community here who support the work I do as a photographer. I truly believe an image says a thousand words. An image can heal a broken heart, evoke an emotion, bring us back to a moment, and fill a void we may not have known existed. Through my doula work, I am able to work alongside birthing people and help bring awareness to the birth process. I aim to aide birthing families in a better birth experience, all while capturing their journey as it unfolds. My goal is to capture raw emotion, and moments that we may not even realize happened during birth. I want those fleeting moments captured for you to share your birth with others. Sharing our stories brings better awareness to better birth outcomes. Learn more about Michelle https://www.instagram.com/michelleglennphotography/ https://www.facebook.com/glennmichellephotography --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tlpedu/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tlpedu/support

Michelle Dunn is a massage therapist and owner of True North Massage in Seeley Lake and Missooula, MT. She is also an adult onset hunter and recent graduate of the Montana Master Hunter Program. She joins me today to discuss the benefits of being outdoors and how massage therapy will increase the quality of your hunt and your performance.   The Bird Dog Babe Podcast is Presented By: Purina Pro Plan Boss Shotshells OnX Hunt This episode is brought to you by: My Happy Feet Use Promo Code: BIRDDOGBABE for 12% off   4:30 Meet Michelle 6:30 Importance of self care 8:00 Career change as a masseuse 9:30 Becoming a hunter 10:50 Taking kids hunting 12:45 Montana Master Hunter 16:50 Taking care of yourself through hunting season 20:20 Cupping method 22:15 Stones 23:00 Rock Tape 24:00 When to start massage therapy before season 26:00 Signs you could benefit from massage 26:50 Pre-hunt recommendations 28:00 Post-hunt recommendations 31:30 Mental health and social benefits of hunting 33:10 Sleep recommendations 35:40 Diet considerations 39:20 Routine care recommendations Connect with Michelle True North Massage Facebook   --------------------------------------------------- Thank you to our Partners: Dakota283 Kennels (promo code birddogbabe for 10% discount) Syren: Shotguns for Women Support this podcast on Patreon Connect with Courtney Follow Bird Dog Babe: Instagram Facebook YouTube -------------------------------------------------

In this interview we spend time exploring the Enneagram & Yoga with Michelle Dunn-Loveless. She is a recovering rebel with an outlaw spirit, your typical Enneagram 8 who lived life in the fast lane and has been cultivating growth towards her inner two since the birth of her darling daughters. This passion to leave an imprint on the world led Michelle into teaching where she taught in the public schools for over ten years. A life-long learner and educator, Michelle earned her masters in education, a 200-hour yoga certification, and most recently a 500-hour certification specializing in Kundalini Yoga. She teaches paddle board yoga with Outshine Adventures, Yin + Meditation and Kundalini Yoga at Yoga landing. Not only does Michelle teach, she and her wife own Outshine Adventures: Eco Tours + Travel to inspire others to adventure differently.  Full-time, Michelle works as an educator at a local nonprofit that removes barriers to birth control by providing education, outreach, and access to free birth control - proving to the world she can do it all! Here are some of the questions we asked Michelle of you want to spend time meditating on them. 1) What does being bold mean to you? 2) How challenging is it to let your walls down? 3) Do you resist being vulnerable because vulnerability equals weakness? 4) Oftentimes, passion and intensity of 8's is wrongly perceived as aggressive and controlling. How do you deal with this misconception, especially as a woman? 5) Advocacy, fairness, honesty, authenticity are just few things that are very important to an 8. What area of life would you like to leave the most impact in? 6) Oftentimes, 8's struggle with asking for help. When was the last time you asked for help? What was it for? How did it make you feel? 7) Sometimes 8's struggle with showing emotion out of fear of being weak. When was the last time you got really emotional? What was it about? 8) Enneagram 8s struggle with vulnerability. What are some emotions that you wish you had expressed to others in the past, but have been too afraid to? 9)Enneagram 8's are known for loving the intensity of a good argument and like a 1 they can be prone to black and white thinking when they argue. Is this true for you and if so how do you tone down the intensity in an argument and also the need to be right? 10) The arrow of growth for the Enneagram 8 is the two and so 8's benefit from softening their hearts. What yoga pose opens up your heart and moves you from being a bear to a teddy bear? 11) The deadly passion of the Enneagram 8 is lust. This lust is necessarily sexual and can most often be defined as a lust for power and control. How has the Enneagram helped you to let go of power and control and be more collaborative? 12) The needed childhood message of the 8 is you will be protected or you will not be betrayed. Were either if those messages ones you could have heard more of as a child or even as an adult? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/christy001/support

In this episode I chat with Michelle Dunn about over training. What it is, how it effects us, how we know if we've done too much and how to deal with if we get in that situation.

In this episode Michelle Dunn and I chat with published author Steve Atherton about setting up the Kenilworth based Zero to Hero Running Group, doing 56 challenges in his 56th year and making it into a book - 56 Not Out: One Year – 56 Challenges

In this episode Michelle Dunn and I chat with Kate Jayden about doing the Deca Ironman!!!! We also chat about ultra distance marathon running, her experience of an eating disorder, female participation and her experiences of being a woman in endurance sport. 

About: Dr. Michelle Dunn is the founder of Dr. Lady Babe Weight Loss and Wellness and has over 15 years of nutrition, weight loss and metabolic resistance coaching expertise. Dr. Dunn and her team specialize in helping people with stubborn weight loss and inability to maintain weight in addition to related chronic illnesses through holistic approaches, diet, exercise and lifestyle modifications. She has a genuine love for people who struggle with this issue. Her approach teaches that being overweight and the inability to lose or maintain weight is not a character flaw, but is a physiological issue that can be addressed to restore health resulting in natural sustainable weight management. Stay Connected: https://www.ladybabelife.com/ebook

About: Dr. Michelle Dunn is the founder of Dr. Lady Babe Weight Loss and Wellness and has over 15 years of nutrition, weight loss and metabolic resistance coaching expertise. Dr. Dunn and her team specialize in helping people with stubborn weight loss and inability to maintain weight in addition to related chronic illnesses through holistic approaches, diet, exercise and lifestyle modifications. She has a genuine love for people who struggle with this issue. Her approach teaches that being overweight and the inability to lose or maintain weight is not a character flaw, but is a physiological issue that can be addressed to restore health resulting in natural sustainable weight management. Stay Connected: https://www.ladybabelife.com/ebook

In this episode I welcome back Michelle Dunn (yogi, triathlete and cabin crew). We share our tips for training while travelling.

Porn - this little word carries a heavy load of shame for some or maybe guilt for others. What about when you find out your child has been viewing porn? Our offering for you is today is 10 Tips to help you navigate the path forward when you discover your child has been viewing porn. Michelle Dunn - a Regeneration Team member and Therapist - joins Josh on the podcast to help us walk with our kids, not just as moms and dads, but also as allies in the world of sexuality.Everything we’re talking about on this episode HINGES on the relationship you have with your teen. Our hope is that we can take shame out of the conversation around porn. Don’t let the accusing voices in your head be louder than your child's voice. Pay attention, a pornography problem is usually a symptom of a deeper problem rather than the core problem itself. Listen in as Michelle and Josh coach us through adjusting our posture to be less fearful and more approachable. We pray this episode serves you as a guide so you can have difficult conversations in love and peace.Highlight:when somebody’s feeling shame it is not going to make the problem go away. In fact, it will almost draw the individual to the problematic behavior as a way of coping.It’s helpful for parents to accept reality, adjust your expectations, and not be afraid to be where you areGet curious. How did we end up here? And again, it’s not for the purpose of shaming. That’s not the reason we want to do it but we want to be curious.Homework:10 TIPS FOR PARENTS:1. ASK FOR HELP for yourself! Reach out to allies, friends, counselors, your pastor, so you can release.2. ACKNOWLEDGE the current relationship you have with your teen - great trust? Solid bond? Distant?3. ADDRESS the porn directly.4. AFFIRM honesty even when it feels like bad news.5. AVOID shame at all costs.6. ASK QUESTIONS and teach your kid to get curious too.7. ADJUST your lifestyle to respond to what you find out.8. ADDRESS your son's or daughter's overall health.9. ASSUME that even kids who want to stop may still struggle.10. ASK FOR HELP FOR YOUR CHILDFind a moment of privacy and with confidence directly address your child and the issue - be direct, tell them what you know.Be Aware: When or where are you tempted to look? What time of day? - the questions create boundaries to help your son or daughter to relieve temptationTreat the situation like a Fact-finding Mission or a Private investigation - be looking for clues NOT evidence to indict your son or daughter.If you and your child discover there’s a pattern or trigger, what can you adjust together?Where might your child need to learn to take better care of themselves emotionally, physically, spiritually, schedule?Transcription:Full Transcription Available hereOriginal music by Shannon Smith. Audio engineering by Gabriel @ DelMar Sound Recording.Support Becoming Whole

Power Parenting is possible! It IS possible to have an actual conversation with your kids, even your teenagers. Michelle Dunn, a Counselor & coordinator of the Regeneration Ministries PG series for parents, is on the podcast offering tips on powerful parenting through topics such as school, sports, and even sex. Parents need to push past the anticipated eye roll or angsty attitude to keep connecting. As much as they pull away, moms and dads need to lean into their teen’s life, learn their interests, and ask questions. The big kids are not the only ones who need to learn how to do things differently. Parents need to shift and grow too.As you’ll learn in this episode, there’s more power in parenting from a place of relationship versus a place of dictatorship. Learn how to develop a real connection with your teenager. Listen for words like margin and agenda and comparison. Take it all in. You’ve got this.Highlights:Our kids are going to hear and get information from sources other than usIf we don’t have that relationship with them we miss out on the opportunity to influenceIf we’re only coming to our kids where we want to mold, shape, change their thinking and their behaviors; they’re going to be fatigued by thatHomework:Make Margin (room) in your day to talk with your teen about the difficult things. Don’t let fatigue keep you from engaging with your teen.Try having a conversation without an Agenda.Deal with your past: address your own sexual dysfunction, get help, don’t panic/freeze/avoidHow am I wired? How is my kid wired? What are we good at? Use that as your framework to move forward in building a relationship FREE of comparison. Be you and let your kid be him/herself.Outsource: Encourage them to connect with other peopleIdeal v reality: media, peers, family give us a picture of what it looks like to interact with our teens. Try not to be tricked into thinking that it’s always good and it’s supposed to look a certain way.Extras/Resources:https://www.regenerationministries.org/pg/Transcription:Full Transcription Available hereOriginal music by Shannon Smith. Audio engineering by Gabriel @ DelMar Sound Recording.Support Becoming Whole

On episode 14 Michelle Dunn interviews me about swimming the English Channel. We talk about sharks, jelly fish, training, food, what I'll be scared of and what I'm looking forward to most. If you've got a question about this crazy challenge - hopefully we've answered it!

President and founder of the A.E.D. Foundation, Michelle Dunn, shares her family's story with us and educates us on how the foundation is helping the people that need it most. Thank you for listening and if you or someone you know needs help click the link below. It's a good start. Do you need help or just want to get in contact with the A.E.D. Foundation? Start here.https://www.aedfoundationinc.org/The A.E.D. Foundation is a 501C3. If you have a little bit extra and are looking for a place to put it, then the foundation is a great place. https://www.aedfoundationinc.org/

This week we talk about the surprising spy/comedy gem The Spy Who Dumped Me, with hilarious performances by Mila Kunis and Kate McKinnon. Special thanks to Amanda Timpson and Michelle Dunn for coming out to talk about this super fun film with us! SHOWNOTES: WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN DOING? BRYAN - Alien 3 Comic, based on an older script JON - Big Mouth CHEWIE - Ocean’s 8 MICHELLE - Slow Burn Podcast AMANDA - Hallmark Christmas Movies THEME MUSIC COURTESY BRADLEY DAVID PARSONS

Guests on the show include Shawn Hayden and Michelle Dunn of GAAMHA, an organization dedicated to providing a wide range of developmental and substance-abuse-disorder services throughout Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Kevin is joined by his usual team: Host Andy Bernstein, Willie Drinkwater of U.Mass Boston and Alyssa Horton of Recovering Champions.

Michelle Dunn gives a talk about Jesus being the true vine to the kids and families at our 5th Sunday Bloom Kids Sunday gathering. Lectionary readings for 4/29/18: Acts 8:26-40 1 John 4:7-21 John 15:1-8 Psalm 22:24-30

This week we're going back to high school to talk about the 90s classic ROMY AND MICHELE'S HIGH SCHOOL REUNION. Get out on the dance floor and move like you invented post-its. We've got a great episode ahead! Special thanks to Michelle Dunn and Sean Buono for guesting on the show this week. WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN DOING? BRYAN - Superman, Action Comics JON - Nintendo Power “Star Fox.” RYAN - Venom CHEWIE - Burbank Art Fair, Big Little Lies MICHELLE - Drunk History Season 5, 13 Reasons Why SEAN - West Hollywood Scavenger Hunt RATING SYSTEM - “HIGH SCHOOL MOVIES" BRYAN - Fast Times At Ridgemont High JON - Napoleon Dynamite RYAN - Mean Girls CHEWIE - Clueless MICHELLE - The To-Do List SEAN - Bill and Teds Excellent Adventure

HOLY MCKINNON! We've got a great show for you. We're joined this week by Michelle Dunn from Drunk History to talk about the controversial Paul Feig remake of GHOSTBUSTERS. We ain't afraid of no ghosts, nor are we afraid to call this movie out on some of its weaker parts. Don't cover eyes, give this episode a try! PLUGS: Michelle Dunn | DRUNK HISTORY | @omgplasticmenus WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN DOING? BRYAN - Arrival RYAN - Blizzcon CHEWIE - Doctor Strange MICHELLE - Crying, Shameless JON - Bonfireside Chat RATING SYSTEM - “female led comedies” BRYAN - Easy A RYAN - Jennifer’s Body CHEWIE - Pitch Perfect MICHELLE - How to be Single JON - Drop Dead Gorgeous

Michelle Dunn and Larry Harris make an unlikely team. Dunn is an autism researcher and Harris was an offensive lineman for the Houston Oilers – and is now an opera singer. They met at a church choir in New York. Between sessions at the church they got to talking about Dunn’s work at the Montefiore-Einstein Center for Autism and Communication Disorders. She works with patients who are bright and high-functioning, but often struggle to speak and communicate in an effective tone and cadence. “They speak in a very disfluent way or their voice sounds really unusual and people shut them down right away,” she said. Michelle Dunn and Larry Harris developed a new technique to help people with autism communicate. (Meghan Cunnane ) When Larry Harris heard about Dunn’s struggle with her patients’ speech, he was intrigued, and offered to help – using his opera training and his athlete’s background. Together they created lesson plans for the patients that incorporated training vocal cords and breath, which forces a person to stop and organize their thoughts. “My brain just kicks into this place where I want to help them,” Harris said. “It’s exciting.” Dunn had been working for many years with a patient named Devon* who was prone to repeating himself or fixating on a topic while speaking. But she and Harris started to focus on the new technique, and after just five months, they noticed great improvement in Devon’s speech. The quickest improvement Dunn had ever seen. “I’ve been learning to take calming breaths and breathe pause,” Devon said. “I come across to people more normally.” It’s been two years now since Dunn and Harris started their new technique, which they’ve chronicled in a guide called The Music of Speech. Autism manifests in people very differently, so Dunn and Harris’s approach may not work for everyone on the autism spectrum. But they’ve worked successfully with ten patients so far. Dunn and Harris found a new way to work with people on the autism spectrum. (Meghan Cunnane ) Dunn says their work is not just about training people to speak a certain way to fit in, it’s about helping them feel comfortable enough to live their lives in society at large. So instead of getting shut down in the first conversation, Devon and others with autism can have a second, third or fourth conversation where they can maybe let go. “It makes people care about me more, it makes people value what I have to say more,” Devon said. *Devon’s name was changed to protect his privacy.

In this episode, Christina brings us on her journey of self-discovery, where she uncovers her true passion: learning how to live her authentic path. Christina worked in Corporate America for over 20 years before she broke free to start her own financial consulting business in 2011. After several months and minimum results, she came across BlogTalkRadio. Her life would never be the same. Don't miss her riveting story. Before and after the show, please post your questions for Jory and Christina on Jory's Facebook Business Page. Savvy Central Radio was started in April 2012 and quickly snowballed into an amazing new entity, a platform supporting small-business owners in sharing their expertise, knowledge, tips, and stories with the world. Savvy now has over 77,000 listeners around the United States and growing. They have featured amazing individuals and businesses owners of all fields including: Michelle Dunn, an Eminent Collections Expert; Mr. William Wellman Jr., an actor in over 200 movies and television shows; Tosca Reno, an Author, Model, Columnist, and Motivational Speaker; and Shalhavit-Simcha Cohen who earned the prestigious title of Miss Fitness Israel, to name a few. Besides her radio show, she loves flying, coffee, airplanes, dogs, and mega walks. You can find out more about Christina at www.SavvyCentralRadio.com.