Podcast appearances and mentions of naomi allen

Hey, welcome to another episode of Speaking Sidemount, brought to you by our show sponsor, XDEEP, Insta360, and the show's patrons. In this episode, I meet Naomi Allen of Koh Tao Divers in southern Thailand. Naomi is a leading light in the next generation of premiere technical divers and instructors. She has spent the past few years training, teaching, and diving in Thailand with guidance and mentorship from Mikko Paasi, who should need no introduction. In my discussion with Naomi, we get into her background and journey to where she is today. We cover how Naomi trained in sidemount diving, cave diving, and the KISS Sidewinder, and has progressed on to participating in mine exploration projects with Mikko in Thailand. We talked a lot about the importance of mentors, how to train properly, and the differences between mine and cave diving. We also discuss the value of technical dive training for recreational instructors and how the skill sets transfer from tech diving to open water level courses. And of course, keeping it sidemount, we talk about the right way to train both as a sidemount diver and for those aspiring to be instructors. Enjoy... cheers Steve :) Photo credits: Krista Paasi and Maxime Cheminade Thanks to: XDEEP, INSTA360 and Naomi Allen. www.bottomlineprojects.com www.kohtaodivers.com Naomi's Instagram - naomi_underwater_

Approximately one in five American children have a mental health condition, with many more at risk for developing one. In this episode, Halle Tecco and Michael Esquivel dive deep into the youth mental health crisis with Naomi Allen, co-founder and CEO of Brightline.We cover:How technology has worsened the youth mental health crisis and how it can help solve itKey drivers of the crisis“Families are comorbid”: Family-centered care approaches in pediatric behavioral healthThe challenge of over-pathologizing vs. providing appropriate careStrategies for parents to manage children's technology useDo you have an idea for the show? Reach out to us at heartofhealthcarepodcast.com. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Early intervention and a measurement-based approach are crucial to effectively addressing the mental health challenges faced by children and families. In this episode, Naomi Allen, CEO and co-founder of Brightline, talks about how she founded the company to improve behavioral healthcare for children, teens, and families. Founded in 2019, Brightline offers a virtual platform with digital interventions, coaching, therapy, and psychiatry, addressing issues like autism spectrum signs, anxiety, ADHD, and depression. Naomi explains how their measurement-based approach ensures high-quality care by evaluating outcomes for both children and caregivers, with an emphasis on early intervention. Brightline has formed insurance partnerships, works with over 600 employers, and collaborates with public sector entities like California to expand access to care. Despite challenges in driving awareness, particularly among parents, Naomi emphasizes the importance of early intervention and encourages exploring Brightline's services to support children's mental health. Tune in to discover how Naomi Allen is revolutionizing children's behavioral healthcare through Brightline's innovative, measurement-based virtual platform! Resources: Connect with and follow Naomi Allen on LinkedIn. Follow Brightline on LinkedIn. Explore the Brightline Website.

  Laurie McGraw is speaking with Inspiring Woman Naomi Allen, CoFounder and CEO of Brightline.  This is the finale episode of this Inspiring Women collaboration highlighting several of the extraordinary women leaders ...

The UK Biobank has been tracking the medical outcomes of people since 2006. Inside this giant freezing unit, a robot can access samples provided by half a million people in the UK. The samples include blood and saliva while computers have whole-body scans and medical updates from participants going back almost two decades. The Biobank says tens of thousands of scientists have already benefited from the data stored here, adding to knowledge that can be used to fight disease. This too will be released to researchers aiming to find effective treatments for so far, incurable diseases like dementia, Parkinson's, and soft tissue cancers. According to UK Biobank, the result comes after a £200 million (GBP) investment. Naomi Allen, Professor of Epidemiology at the University of Oxford and the Chief Scientist at the UK Biobank says the information being made available to medical professionals is unprecedented. “We're releasing the most ambitious project ever, which is the single largest tranche of whole genome sequencing data on half a million people. [...] So whole genome sequencing data consists of measuring all of the genetic variation across your entire genome, which has not been done before at this scale,” says Allen. Importantly, the Biobank will be able to offer new insights into how particular diseases can be more prevalent in certain populations, such as Black, Asian, and Hispanic people as well as White people. But the aim of UK Biobank is not just to treat disease and tackle it early but to prevent it too which would be a hugely progressive step for public health. Having information from the whole genome could help anticipate which drugs would work better on a person and which are likely to have severe side effects. According to UK Biobank, the genome bank could also accelerate understanding of illnesses that aren't properly understood such as Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, and autoimmune diseases. Allen believes the dataset can reveal how our genetics affect proteins, metabolites, and other physiological factors that could contribute to these illnesses. According to Allen, the dataset could also accelerate the application of new medical technologies such as gene editing. This article was provided by The Associated Press.

We had a great time at Magnitude this summer. Friend of Diamonds Eilidh Best has a conversation with Naomi Allen from Open Doors Youth about what it means to be called by God. 

Jacob and Nikhil sit down with Naomi Allen, CEO and founder of Brightline (child and teen focused mental health company that's raised >$100M) and Castlight/Livongo exec. They discuss the difficulties of balancing employer customers and employee satisfaction at Castlight, how Livongo captured member delight and Brightline's care model.

In this week's episode, Martin sits down to hear from Naomi Allen from Open Doors as they try and tackle a question that includes suffering and looks at doubt in the midst of leading young people. Rachel and Martin discuss the 'dark night of the soul' and Martin lets us know what strange request he received around a recent funeral.

On today's episode, Kamera Dorsey is joined by visual and musical artist Naomi Allen also known as Queen of Nairobi to chat about mental health, knowing your worth as an artist and the difficult work of navigating Pittsburgh's art scene as a black woman.  Check out what Naomi is up to on her site: http://queenofnairobi.net This episode briefly mentions the guests' experience with sexual assault and suicidal thoughts, viewer discretion is advised.   * Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this program are those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of WQED Multimedia. 

For all of the avid followers of #TheShot of #DigitalHealth Therapy, Jim Joyce and I recorded our shortest episode EVER and got an awesome micro-dose of Jared S. Taylor - Founder of BlocHealth (now part of SteadyMD) and a fellow podcaster:

Naomi Allen, CEO at Brightline, discusses her startup, a provider of virtual behavioral-health services to children and their families. Hosts: Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. Producer: Paul Brennan. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Naomi Allen, CEO at Brightline, discusses her startup, a provider of virtual behavioral-health services to children and their families. Hosts: Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. Producer: Paul Brennan. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nearly one in five children in the U.S. have a mental, emotional or behavioral health problem in any given year, but only 20% are receiving care. Shortages in child and adolescent mental health care are severe, but Brightline is changing that. WTW's Steve Blumenfield and Siupo Becker talk with co-founder and CEO Naomi Allen about how her company is helping employers support the children of parent-employees and, in turn, how that's improving the wellbeing of employees.

More families than ever are dealing with a range of common challenges associated with mental and behavioral health. Reports from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention indicate that 1 in 5 children are estimated to have a behavioral health condition, and 80% are not getting the care they need. In this episode, host Don Antonucci speaks with Naomi Allen, co-founder, and CEO of Brightline and a leading entrepreneur, about how Brightline addresses the growing demand for behavioral health care and reinventing the way it is delivered for children, teens, and their families. For more information about Brightline, visit https://hellobrightline.com/

In this episode, Vivien interviews Naomi Allen, CEO and Co-Founder of Brightline, a behavioral health care technology company delivered for families and children. We discuss her amazing journey at the forefront of the new digital health wave as one of the founding team members of Castlight, her leadership lessons as Chief Growth Officer Livongo and the amazing story of Brightline and how they launched months before their plan to serve families during the COVID and behavioral health pandemic. In 2019, Naomi founded Brightline to reinvent the way behavioral healthcare is delivered for children and families. Brightline is delivering integrated care through innovative technology, virtual behavioral health sciences, services, and collaborative care teams focus on supporting children across the developmental stages in their families. Most recently, Brightline raised $20M Series A funding led by Threshold Ventures and Oak HC/FT.

Naomi Allen is a serial entrepreneur, mother, and founder of Brightline - the online platform making counseling easy and accessible for families all across the US.  Allen was inspired by her family's experience and pain points with clinical services for kids and the solution she and her team came up with was the digitalization of the counseling industry. Brightline has fundamentally disrupted its industry and created a visualization for the progress a child makes in their health journey. It is the future of healthcare - paving the way for a more self-serve approach.Tune in to learn how Naomi financed her company before any sales and the ways in which Brightline is uprooting an entire industry!Sign up for the Badass CEO Newsletter for weekly advice and resources on how to get started on a business idea, grow your business, and be the badass entrepreneur of your dreams. To learn more about the Badass CEO Podcast go to:  http://www.thebadassceo.com/ To get the Top 10 Tips every entrepreneur should know go to: https://thebadassceo.com/tips-for-every-entrepreneur/Please subscribe above to be notified of our new episodes.  I put together a Free Top 10 Checklist for Every Entrepreneur.  Click here to get your copy: https://thebadassceo.com/tips-for-every-entrepreneur/ ‎To learn more about our podcast guest, click here:https://thebadassceo.com/disrupting-an-industry/If you enjoy this podcast, please help support the the podcast by using the link to our sponsors and companies I use for my business.  I receive a small percentage for each sale.  Thank you so much for your support!!http://thebadassceo.com/tools/Follow us on Instagram at:https://www.instagram.com/badass.ceo/

The type of companies that Notion Capital invests in are redefining the rules of an entire industry. They become synonymous with a category which they solve uniquely well.Highlights:- Defining a category is about showing the world:-- What problem you solve-- How you are uniquely positioned to solve that problem and finally,-- Building an ecosystem around you to help really launch a new category.- The best founding teams spend time thinking about the problem they're solving, and then map out the "from tos".- Category design is much more than marketing, it is fundamental for tech companies to dominate new markets.Naomi Allen is the co-founder and CEO of Brightline, which is the world's first technology-enabled behavioural health home for children and families. She's an entrepreneur with 20 years of hands-on experience, developing high growth, health tech companies, as well as a former advisor to our friends at Play Bigger. She's also the mother of three children and ascribes to the philosophy of “radical flexibility”. Read more: https://notion.vc/resources/category-design-shows-the-world-the-problem-you-are-uniquely-positioned-to-solve/

From our symposium - Scaling Omics Approaches to Population Size: the unedited talk of Naomi Allen from Oxford University and UK Biobank. On the topic: The 500,000 sequencing initiative in the UK Biobank  

Professor Naomi Allen was appointed Chief Scientist for UK Biobank in 2019, having joined UK Biobank in November 2011 as Senior Epidemiologist. She is Professor of Epidemiology at the Nuffield Department of Population Health, University of Oxford, with a keen research interest in cancer epidemiology. At UK Biobank she is responsible for following-up participants both through linkage with routine health-related datasets, and through web-based questionnaires. She is also involved in developing the scientific strategy for future enhancements for the study. Her research interest is largely in the role of diet, obesity and circulating biomarkers in cancer development. Show Notes: sigmanutrition.com/episode349

We spoke to Naomi Allen, head of youth work at Open Doors, about how talking to children and young people about persecuted Christians can help them feel less alone in the difficulty of coronavirus, and how we can encourage young minds to look beyond themselves and towards the wider church. Plus, Naomi offered up her tips for maintaining your faith in lockdown and gives kids tips on how to pray for others.

One of the best ways to innovate for the future is to distill and reflect on the best lessons you learned from the past — and then find ways to integrate and apply them to what matters now. That’s what we did with this Summit Retrospective, a series of our most exciting interviews and episodes from NFP’s annual conference. Empower the whole person! In this episode, Livongo’s Naomi Allen talks about how her company infuses technology in healthcare to help people with chronic conditions live better and healthier lives. To Naomi, innovation is “creating something different that solves a problem for a specific audience.”

Tracklist   Dream cstle mix [0 - 34 min]    Neue graffik - Cbo Francis inferno orchestra - Harmony Kerri chandller - Thats all i need Hello Taxi - Casio en roro Darwin - My Weakness (Feat. Corey)(Mainecoon Remix) CZ Mary J Sade - No Ordinary Love (Heuphrasia Remix) Nguzunguzu -Got U - Canblaster & Berou Bonus Remix Mshini Wam (Canblaster Remix) dane chadwick - quicken dark0 - bora vip Kingdom - Take Me ft. Naomi Allen Mala - Changes (James Blake Remix)   ITW [34-47min]    Mix Rami.B [47 - end]

Recorded at the National Youth Ministry Weekend with a real-live audience, this episode features thought provoking discussion on male identity, gangs and purpose with Naomi Allen, Mike Royal and Nathan Dennis, with bonus extra interview with Alia Pike. Hosted by Martin Saunders and Cat Deeley.

Captain Mischief and Henrietta Tornado are joined this week by Naomi Allen from XLP

2017 Newday 15 - 19s Wed Unpopular Culture Totally Addicted: Tell my younger self Naomi Allen by Newday

HALLOWEEN POWDER KEG 2! (HIT LIKE A RUNNING BACK FROM HELL) NFL SUPERBOWL-WINNING RUNNING BACK DERRICK WARD (Now with The Texans and on his way to a power-house season) hits the COMBAT RADIO 'A' GAP with Writer/Singer/Over-all super talent NAOMI ALLEN of....ELECTRIK RED!