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In this enlightening episode, Dr. Michael Gurevich, a board-certified psychiatrist, takes us on his transformative journey from conventional psychiatry to holistic medicine. With over 40 years of experience, Dr. Gurevich shares his evolution toward incorporating neural therapy, trauma resolution techniques, and other holistic methods into his practice. He underscores the significance of treating both physical and emotional traumas through methods like muscle testing and neural therapy injections, which have shown remarkable effectiveness in his work, especially with patients suffering from complex health issues like Lyme disease. Dr. Gurevich reveals his personal battle with Lyme disease and how his healing journey inspired his approach, emphasizing the body's interconnectedness and the impact of infections on mental health. He delves into the role of epigenetics in inherited trauma and how this insight shapes his therapeutic approach. Moreover, he introduces listeners to innovative methods, including bee venom therapy and the crucial need to address dental issues as potential “interference fields” impacting overall health. Throughout the episode, Dr. Gurevich and Dr. Steph discuss the lasting effects of trauma on the body and mind and the importance of a comprehensive approach to wellness. For those interested in neural therapy, Dr. Gurevich highlights educational resources and his commitment to advancing this work through workshops and training. He concludes with a powerful message on the importance of addressing trauma for both mental and physical health and offers his contact information for listeners eager to learn more or seek treatment. Visit his website hereLearn more about the North American Academy of Neural Therapy here.Follow Dr. Stephanie on Instagram here.Follow Dr. Stephanie's Functional Medicine Clinic - Vagus ClinicCheck out our new website hereLet us know your thoughts on this episode here

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During this episode we talk with Dr. Rev. Gerald Liu about theology, the Enneagram, and the nine faces of God. In this episode we focus on types 8 and 9. Gerald is the son of culturally Buddhist immigrants from Taiwan, the Rev. Gerald C. Liu, PhD is an ordained United Methodist Elder of the Mississippi Annual Conference and currently serves as Emerging Faith Communities Cultivator for the Great Plains Annual Conference. His role helps to revitalize an ecology of 716 United Methodist congregations across Kansas and Nebraska roiled by disagreements over human sexuality and to start new ministries. Previously, he resourced 3,000 students and counting, and budgets that together exceeded $10 million as Director of Collegiate Ministries, Initiatives, and Belonging for the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry. He has also taught as Assistant Professor of Worship and Preaching at Princeton Theological Seminary. He holds an honorific as a Minister in Residence at the Church of the Village, a United Methodist Congregation in Manhattan. He preaches regularly in local congregations across the United States.  Gerald chairs the Board of Artworks Trenton, the leading community arts organization for the state of New Jersey. He sits on the Vanderbilt Divinity School Board of Visitors, is co-chair of engagement for the Asian American Vanderbilt Alumni Association, and programming chair for Woodruff Alumni Advisory Board, a specialized board consisting of members from all 9 university divisions who have held the highest university scholarships and fellowships. He has held leadership positions in the North American Academy of Liturgy, Societas Liturgica, the Academy of Homiletics. He has been invited to co-direct worship for the 15th Oxford Institute of Methodist Theological Studies at Keble College in Oxford, England this August. Gerald has authored numerous print and online articles and book chapters about liturgy, preaching, and theology and the arts; as well as the books, Music and the Generosity of God (Palgrave, 2017) and has co-authored with "Music Week" extraordinaire, Khalia Williams, Associate Dean of Worship and Music at Candler School of Theology, of A Worship Workbook: A Practical Guide for Extraordinary Liturgy (Abingdon, 2021). --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/christy001/support

During this episode we talk with Dr. Rev. Gerald Liu about theology, the Enneagram, and the nine faces of God. In this episode we focus on types 5, 6, and 7. Gerald is the son of culturally Buddhist immigrants from Taiwan, the Rev. Gerald C. Liu, PhD is an ordained United Methodist Elder of the Mississippi Annual Conference and currently serves as Emerging Faith Communities Cultivator for the Great Plains Annual Conference. His role helps to revitalize an ecology of 716 United Methodist congregations across Kansas and Nebraska roiled by disagreements over human sexuality and to start new ministries. Previously, he resourced 3,000 students and counting, and budgets that together exceeded $10 million as Director of Collegiate Ministries, Initiatives, and Belonging for the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry. He has also taught as Assistant Professor of Worship and Preaching at Princeton Theological Seminary. He holds an honorific as a Minister in Residence at the Church of the Village, a United Methodist Congregation in Manhattan. He preaches regularly in local congregations across the United States.  Gerald chairs the Board of Artworks Trenton, the leading community arts organization for the state of New Jersey. He sits on the Vanderbilt Divinity School Board of Visitors, is co-chair of engagement for the Asian American Vanderbilt Alumni Association, and programming chair for Woodruff Alumni Advisory Board, a specialized board consisting of members from all 9 university divisions who have held the highest university scholarships and fellowships. He has held leadership positions in the North American Academy of Liturgy, Societas Liturgica, the Academy of Homiletics. He has been invited to co-direct worship for the 15th Oxford Institute of Methodist Theological Studies at Keble College in Oxford, England this August. Gerald has authored numerous print and online articles and book chapters about liturgy, preaching, and theology and the arts; as well as the books, Music and the Generosity of God (Palgrave, 2017) and has co-authored with "Music Week" extraordinaire, Khalia Williams, Associate Dean of Worship and Music at Candler School of Theology, of A Worship Workbook: A Practical Guide for Extraordinary Liturgy (Abingdon, 2021). --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/christy001/support

Welcome to the JCI Canada Podcast, where we bring you inspiring stories and insights from leaders making a difference across Canada and beyond. In this episode, titled "Empowering Leaders," your host NVP Francesca Amante sits down with JCI USA members and Academy Graduates from the JCI 2023 North American Academy hosted by the JCI World President Viktor and past IVP Jay Johnson. NVP Francesca had the honour to be a trainer and facilitator at this academy and has built lasting connections with these JCI leaders she met through this academy in New Orleans. Join us as we explore the transformative impact of JCI on these emerging leaders and how their experiences continue to empower them on their leadership journey. From personal growth to community engagement, our guests share their remarkable stories of impact and the lasting empowerment they've gained through their involvement with JCI. Through candid conversations, we delve into the theme of empowering leaders through connection within the JCI community. Our guests reflect on the meaningful connections, mentorship opportunities, and collaborative projects that have shaped their leadership development and fueled their passion for creating positive change. Whether you're a seasoned JCI member or new to the organization, this episode offers valuable insights and inspiration to help you thrive as a leader. Tune in as we celebrate the ripple effects of empowerment and the profound impact of connection in fostering leadership excellence within JCI Canada. Thank you for tuning into the JCI Canada Podcast, where empowerment meets leadership, and together, we create positive change. We thank our 2023 podcast host NVP Francesca Amante for her leadership and to our wonderful guests for joining us on this episode. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jci-canada/message

During this episode we talk with Dr. Rev. Gerald Liu about theology, the Enneagram, and the nine faces of God. In this episode we focus on types 2, 3, and 4. Gerald is the son of culturally Buddhist immigrants from Taiwan, the Rev. Gerald C. Liu, PhD is an ordained United Methodist Elder of the Mississippi Annual Conference and currently serves as Emerging Faith Communities Cultivator for the Great Plains Annual Conference. His role helps to revitalize an ecology of 716 United Methodist congregations across Kansas and Nebraska roiled by disagreements over human sexuality and to start new ministries. Previously, he resourced 3,000 students and counting, and budgets that together exceeded $10 million as Director of Collegiate Ministries, Initiatives, and Belonging for the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry. He has also taught as Assistant Professor of Worship and Preaching at Princeton Theological Seminary. He holds an honorific as a Minister in Residence at the Church of the Village, a United Methodist Congregation in Manhattan. He preaches regularly in local congregations across the United States.  Gerald chairs the Board of Artworks Trenton, the leading community arts organization for the state of New Jersey. He sits on the Vanderbilt Divinity School Board of Visitors, is co-chair of engagement for the Asian American Vanderbilt Alumni Association, and programming chair for Woodruff Alumni Advisory Board, a specialized board consisting of members from all 9 university divisions who have held the highest university scholarships and fellowships. He has held leadership positions in the North American Academy of Liturgy, Societas Liturgica, the Academy of Homiletics. He has been invited to co-direct worship for the 15th Oxford Institute of Methodist Theological Studies at Keble College in Oxford, England this August. Gerald has authored numerous print and online articles and book chapters about liturgy, preaching, and theology and the arts; as well as the books, Music and the Generosity of God (Palgrave, 2017) and has co-authored with "Music Week" extraordinaire, Khalia Williams, Associate Dean of Worship and Music at Candler School of Theology, of A Worship Workbook: A Practical Guide for Extraordinary Liturgy (Abingdon, 2021). --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/christy001/support

On today's episode we talk with Gerald Liu about theology, yoga, the Enneagram, and the nine faces of God. Gerald is the son of culturally Buddhist immigrants from Taiwan, the Rev. Gerald C. Liu, PhD is an ordained United Methodist Elder of the Mississippi Annual Conference and currently serves as Emerging Faith Communities Cultivator for the Great Plains Annual Conference. His role helps to revitalize an ecology of 716 United Methodist congregations across Kansas and Nebraska roiled by disagreements over human sexuality and to start new ministries. Previously, he resourced 3,000 students and counting, and budgets that together exceeded $10 million as Director of Collegiate Ministries, Initiatives, and Belonging for the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry. He has also taught as Assistant Professor of Worship and Preaching at Princeton Theological Seminary. He holds an honorific as a Minister in Residence at the Church of the Village, a United Methodist Congregation in Manhattan. He preaches regularly in local congregations across the United States.  Gerald chairs the Board of Artworks Trenton, the leading community arts organization for the state of New Jersey. He sits on the Vanderbilt Divinity School Board of Visitors, is co-chair of engagement for the Asian American Vanderbilt Alumni Association, and programming chair for Woodruff Alumni Advisory Board, a specialized board consisting of members from all 9 university divisions who have held the highest university scholarships and fellowships. He has held leadership positions in the North American Academy of Liturgy, Societas Liturgica, the Academy of Homiletics. He has been invited to co-direct worship for the 15th Oxford Institute of Methodist Theological Studies at Keble College in Oxford, England this August. Gerald has authored numerous print and online articles and book chapters about liturgy, preaching, and theology and the arts; as well as the books, Music and the Generosity of God (Palgrave, 2017) and has co-authored with "Music Week" extraordinaire, Khalia Williams, Associate Dean of Worship and Music at Candler School of Theology, of A Worship Workbook: A Practical Guide for Extraordinary Liturgy (Abingdon, 2021). --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/christy001/support

TEDx speaker & Past JCI International President & JCI USA 2020 Deputy National President Jay Johnson sits down with NVP Franceaca Amante to speak on Jay's JCI journey as an International VP of Europe, his outlook on JCI, their reflections on North American Academy in DC, his powerful thoughts on leadership, influence and his expertise on behavioural intelligence. Jay and Franceaca bring nothing but a heartfelt message to the table which will leave you wanting more. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jci-canada/message

Welcome to More Christ. We seek to bring some of the world's most interesting and insightful guests to discuss life's central and abiding questions. In this eighty first episode in a series of discussions, I'm joined by Andrew Youssef. Andrew Youssef was born in Egypt where he grew up. After high school, Andrew attended McMaster University where he received his Bachelor degree in Religious Studies. He then continued his education at the Orthodox School of Theology, in Trinity College, Toronto, where he received his Masters of Theological Studies. His thesis was titled, “Humanity of Christ in Oriental Orthodox Christology.” Please see his website here: https://www.andrewyoussef.ca/ Andrew is currently working on his PhD at Trinity College focusing on the Christology of Severus of Antioch, a saint of the Oriental Orthodox Church, and Maximus the Confessor, a saint of the Eastern Orthodox Church. In addition to theological education, Andrew is working on finishing his training to become a hospital chaplain/Spiritual Care provider. Currently, Andrew serves as a Spiritual Care Practitioner at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Center. Andrew currently serves in the following capacities: Lecturer of Church History – Patriarchal Toronto Orthodox Theological Academy Course Instructor at the Orthodox School of Theology President of the Orthodox Christian Fellowship chapter of Toronto Board Member of the North American Academy of Ecumenists Member of the Canadian Association of Spiritual Care Publications: Andrew co-translated Norman Russell's Deification in the Greek Patristic Tradition from English to Arabic. Furthermore, Andrew translated articles by Fr. Matthew the Poor on ecumenism which are to be published by the Monastery of St. Macarius. In 2019, Andrew published a book review with the American Academy of Religion on Andre Stephanous' Arabic Christian Theology and Gregg Blanton's Contemplation and Counselling. In 2020, Andrew published his first book titled Father God or Mother Nature? From the Great Flood to COVID-19 where he explored themes such as divine wrath, natural disasters, suffering through Biblical and patristic lenses. Lectures: To watch Andrew's lectures, feel free to visit his YouTube channel.

Remembering the lunch counter sit-ins of the Civil Rights Movement, Dr. Kim Harris preaches for Holy Thursday, offering a reflection on creating a welcome table: "Are we looking and bending down, to wash the feet of a neighbor? Or even allowing our own feet to be washed in the ritual…? While feeling other than, feeling above or even feeling disdain for those who are in deep need. Unhoused, underfed, unremembered? Do we see, as we look at our table not only who is there, but who is not there? Who is not invited? Who is invited but cannot gain access?" Kim R. Harris is Assistant Professor of African American Thought and Practice in the Department of Theological Studies at Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles. She holds a Ph.D. in Worship and the Arts from Union Theological Seminary, New York City. Dr. Harris is a member of the Black Catholic Theological Symposium and the North American Academy of Liturgy. While pursuing her Ph.D., she composed Welcome Table: A Mass of Spirituals. Welcome Table is a featured complete Mass setting in the second edition of the Black Catholic hymnal, Lead Me Guide Me and the Gather Hymnal 4th Edition (GIA Publications Inc.). Her current research concerns Black Catholic liturgy in a time of changing parish demographics and consolidations, as well as the need to diversify available liturgical resources for worship. Visit www.catholicwomenpreach.org/preaching/04142022 to learn more about Dr. Harris, to watch her preaching video or read her preaching text, and for more preaching from Catholic women.

Join us for a conversation about Food, Power, and Gender to commemorate Women's History Month with Jamila Robinson, Food Media Editor for Philadelphia Inquirer and Chef Eryne Zerihun. This is the second episode in the series called Pull Up a Chair, featuring the Rouxbe team in discussion with various leaders in food-spaces on diversity, equity, and inclusion throughout the broad landscape of food. During this conversation, you'll hear from Jamila Robinson about the role that media plays in food, the visibility and climate of Women and Persons of Color trailblazing through the glass ceiling, and her vision for building a more socially and racially equitable restaurant world. *Jamila Robinson* is the food editor of the Philadelphia Inquirer where she leads a team of reporters and directs its multiplatform food content franchise. Previously, Jamila was an editorial director for Atlantic Media where she led content strategy projects for media companies. Previously, Jamila was an editorial director for Atlantic Media where she led content strategy projects for media companies, a senior content strategist for the USA TODAY NETWORK, where she managed editorial strategy for special projects including USA TODAY's Wine and Food Experience; a senior editor for features at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, leading its features and entertainment team. Jamila is the chair of the James Beard Foundation Journalism Committee, which organizes the highest honor in food media. She is also the North American Academy chair of the World's 50 Best Restaurants. Jamila is an idea person, an avid traveler, and in her free time, coaches figure skating. Her love language is pie. Born and raised between Los Angeles and Pomona, *Eryne Zerihun* has had cooking in her blood since the age of 5 when her father would allow her to be his Sous-Chef on the nights that he made dinner. Though her path was planned to have a career in Criminal Justice, her purpose would come to fruition in college where she would cook meals for students in the dorm halls and her friends. She realized during that time that community, laughter, and great food provided experiences that would forever leave an impression. By chance and with a request from a friend's brother who needed help finding a great pastry school, 2 days after Eryne graduated college she enrolled in Culinary School and never looked back. By 2017, Eryne rose through the ranks to become the youngest female Black Executive Chef at Bar Bombon in the heart of the Philly food scene and was featured in a digital series on YouTube called Veggie Hunter, Top Vegan Restaurants in the Philadelphia area. By 2021, she was inspired by the never ending unique and diverse East Coast brunching scene, betted on herself and embraced her entrepreneurial spirit by launching her first brand, Everyday WE Brunch! where she took it back to her roots and embraced memorable food experiences by curating one-of-a-kind brunch options and artisanal cocktails that could be enjoyed any day of the week and not just on the weekends. Eryne's motto is that great food should be orgasmic and encapsulated by great shared experiences. In her free time, Eryne can be found creating her next lifestyle brand and having full R&B singing sessions in the car while thinking about the next meal she will create or restaurant to try a new experience. You can watch the original video version of this episode on Rouxbe.

Emily and Eric detail how Fr. Clarence Rivers received, in 2002, the prestigious Berakah Award, an award given by the North American Academy of Liturgy (NAAL) to honor distinguished contributors to the field of professional liturgy. The hosts interview scholar of liturgy, musician and clinician Dr. Don E. Saliers, theologian-in-residence at Emory's Candler School of Theology, who composed the text of Fr. Rivers' Berakah Award, poetically and beautifully capturing Fr. Rivers' spirit and contributions to the liturgical life. The conversion broadens to include the profoundly ecumenical character of the 20th century liturgical movement and the ways in which Fr. Rivers' influence extends well beyond the Catholic tradition, helping Christians of many traditions re-imagine worship. Access the show notes from episode 10 by clicking this link.

Biocommunication devices are beginning to gain popularity among practitioners and patients as we move into the next century.  Energy is the root of our health and ZYTO is on the frontier of assessing and mapping energy to help practitioners guide patients to making better decisions and moving in the right direction with their health and wellness. The Doctor Dads interview the founder of Zyto Dr. Vaughn Cook. We dive into the history of biocommunication devices, discuss the evolution, and Dr. Cook shares some amazing success stories of what Zyto biocommunication technology is capable of.   Vaughn R Cook founded ZYTO and served as CEO from 2004-2019. In 2020, he became Chairman of ZYTO and is still heavily involved in day-to-day operations in this role.   Dr. Cook is an honors graduate of Utah State University, has an acupuncture degree from the Oriental Medical Institute of Hawaii, and obtained an OMD (Oriental Medical Doctor) degree from the North American Academy of Advanced Asian Medicine.   During the last 25 years, Dr. Cook has been continuously involved in the development and sale of biocommunication technology. During this time, he has also been actively involved in clinical practice as the owner of Utah Acupuncture Clinic and the Meridian Health Center in Salt Lake City, Utah. This clinical experience has strongly influenced the technology that Dr. Cook has developed and continues to develop in order to meet the changing needs of our customers.   A board-certified and licensed acupuncturist in Utah, Dr. Cook has worked in the complementary and alternative medical field for over 30 years. He has specialized in technology applications that integrate Western and Eastern medicine. Dr. Cook has worked for Esion Corp, the company that developed the Interro; has been the president and owner of Digital Health Corp, the company that developed the Omega Acubase System; and also served as president of BioMeridian International, Inc., the company that developed the MSA Pro and other related technology. He has developed multiple computer-based systems used by healthcare professionals around the world. The first was the Omega AcuBase System, and the most recent is ZYTO technology.   Concurrent with his work with technology, Dr. Cook owned and operated the Utah Acupuncture Clinic and the Meridian Health Center in Salt Lake City, Utah. This clinical background has allowed him to develop equipment from the perspective of a practicing healthcare professional, which combined with an extensive background in business, has resulted in technology that is clinically effective and financially practical. A pioneer in his field, he has traveled extensively and taught principles of alternative medicine throughout the United States and in many countries.

Jamila Robinson is the Food Editor of The Philadelphia Inquirer where she leads a team of reporters and directs its multi-platform food content franchise.  Previously, Jamila was an editorial director for Atlantic Media where she led content strategy projects for media companies, a senior content strategist for the USA TODAY NETWORK, where she managed editorial strategy for special projects including USA TODAY's Wine and Food Experience; a senior editor for features at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, leading its features and entertainment team.  Jamila is the chair of the James Beard Foundation Journalism Committee, which organizes the highest honor in food media. She is also the North American Academy chair of the World's 50 Best Restaurants. On this episode of “What's Burning”, Jamila's chat with Host Mitchell Davis includes conversation around engaging with communities, labor issues, and brining your whole self to your culinary experience.

A medical doctor and scientist, Dr Urso is one of the most prominent C19 doctors in the US. Since March 2020, he has treated hundreds of patients at home, on an ambulatory basis and is involved with America's Frontline Doctors movement. Dr. Richard Urso is a medical doctor and scientist who invented an FDA approved wound healing drug. He invented the patented FDA drug - Oxervate. He also developed 3 off label uses for already approved drugs (2 patent pending).With a background in drug development, he has been advocate for early treatment since March 2020. He's played a prominent role in Covid awareness in Texas, meeting with members of the Governor's office and testifying before the Texas Senate. In November 2020 the Texas Medical Board dismissed a complaint against him, that had been brought due to his prescribing of hydroxychloroquine for patients with COVID-19. Dr. Richard Urso earned his undergraduate degree in political science from Villanova University in Pennsylvania and his medical degree from McGovern Medical School at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth), where he was elected to Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society. He completed his ophthalmology residency at The University of Texas Southwestern Medical School in Dallas and a fellowship in oculoplastics and reconstructive surgery at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston. Dr. Urso, who has been in practice since 1988, is board certified in ophthalmology. His primary clinical interests are oculoplastics, reconstructive surgery and refractive surgery. He is a member of the American Academy of Ophthalmology, North American Academy of Cosmetic and Restorative Surgery, Harris County Medical Society, Texas Medical Association and Texas Ophthalmic Association. He has authored numerous articles and abstracts on a variety of ophthalmology-related topics. Dr. Urso is married and the father of six children. He and his wife are active in the West University Softball Associates and Little League. This episode is hosted by Dr. Shawn Baker MD. Find him at https://shawn-baker.com Donate to the Carnivore Diet Clinical Trial: https://gofundme.com/f/carnivore-research "

About Our GuestsKristina Erny is a third-culture poet who grew up in South Korea. She holds an MFA from the University of Arizona. Her work has been the recipient of the Tupelo Quarterly Inaugural Poetry Prize and the Ruskin Art Club Poetry Award, and has been published by The Los Angeles Review, Yemassee, Bluestem, and Tupelo Quarterly, among other journals.After over a decade of living as an expatriate abroad, she currently lives and teaches in Jessamine County, Kentucky, with her husband and three children.Jeremy Paden is Professor of Spanish and Latin American literature at Transylvania University in Lexington, Kentucky, and on faculty in translation at Spalding University's low-residency MFA. world as sacred burning heart, his full-length collection of poems on the Spanish colonization of the Americas, was published in April of 2021. Under the Ocelot Sun, a bilingual, illustrated children's book, won the 2020 Ada-Campoy Prize for Children's Literature from the North American Academy of Spanish Language.  His bilingual collection of poems, Self-Portrait as an Iguana, which co-won the first Poet in New York Prize by Valparaíso USA, has just been published. ResourcesJeremy recommends that you read and study the poem "Eviction" by Eavan Boland before attempting his prompt. The prompt can easily be adapted for fiction or nonfiction writers.Kristina suggests visiting a local art gallery for writing inspiration. If you aren't able to visit in person, check out 21C's online gallery.Listen to the podcast for the complete description of their prompts.Join the Prompt to Page Writing GroupTuesday, September 28, 6:00 PMSpend time working on this month's Prompt to Page podcast writing prompts, get feedback, and share writing tips with a community of other writers. Open to all writing levels.Registration is required.Submit Your WritingWe'd love to see what you're writing! Submit your response to the episode 1 prompts for a chance to have them read on a future episode of the podcast.

Joni Brewer is a Coach and Consulting Hypnotist at Brewer Hypnosis where she works with clients who desire to be healthy. She is a member of the National Guild of Hypnotists, a Smoking Cessation Specialist with the North American Academy of Hypnosis, and a Board Member and President of the Oregon Hypnotherapy Association. Prior to starting Brewer Hypnosis, Joni was previously a nurse for sixteen years, a forester, a National Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA), and an Instructor at Oregon School of Massage. Get complete access to THE SUCCESS TRIGGER, a powerful set piece for personal change to help your client create their own Peak Performance success. Watch the video tour and join today at https://TheSuccessTrigger.com/ Joni joins me today to discuss positively charged hypnosis. She explains how she leveraged her previous work experience and the benefits of one-to-one hypnosis training. Joni shares how she found her niche and why being in the right mindset is crucial to your success in completing tasks and finding clients. She shares what she has learned by working online during the pandemic and the techniques that have transitioned back into the office. She explains why sitting directly across from a client is not confrontational and how it helps you observe more. Joni also discusses the guest speakers and presenters who attend Oregon Hypnotherapy Association meetings and the intention to bring guests in on Zoom and make recordings available to a broader audience online. “Be yourself. You are the only one that has your experience, you are the only one that has your knowledge, and you are the only one who can put it together in your own way.” - Joni Brewer The advantages of one-on-one training and sitting in on training hypnotist's client sessions Finding a niche that aligns itself with what your clients want to be The link between your positivity, completing tasks and projects, and finding clients Creating online videos so people can get to know you and how it helps you find the right type of clients Why Joni sits directly in front of her clients and the benefits of observing and noticing more The education and support available through the Oregon Hypnotherapy Association and the guest speakers that attend the regular meetings Resources Mentioned: Session #50 – Hypnosis on Television with Marc Carlin Session #331 – Karen Hand on Empowering Your BS Oregon Hypnotherapy Association Hypnotic Language Hacks Podcast: #4 – Powerful Communities with Pat Flynn Connect with Joni Brewer: Brewer Hypnosis Brewer Hypnosis on Facebook Joni Brewer on LinkedIn Join our next online certification course… wherever you are in the world! https://WorkSmartHypnosisLIVE.com/ Get an all-access pass to Jason's digital library to help you grow your hypnosis business: https://www.hypnoticbusinesssystems.com/ Get instant access to Jason Linett's entire hypnotherapeutic training library: https://www.hypnoticworkers.com/ If you enjoyed today's episode, please send us your valuable feedback! https://www.worksmarthypnosis.com/itunes https://www.facebook.com/worksmarthypnosis/ Join the new WORK SMART HYPNOSIS COMMUNITY on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/groups/worksmarthypnosis/ Want to work with Jason? Check out: https://www.virginiahypnosis.com/call/

Jamila Robinson is the Food Editor of the Philadelphia Inquirer, a position she took on after serving as editorial director for Atlantic Media, managing content development for USA Today and overseeing food coverage for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Jamila is also Chair of the James Beard Foundation's Food Journalism Awards Committee and the North American Academy chair for the San Pellegrino World's 50 Best Restaurants. On this episode, Eli Kulp sits down with Jamila to talk about her Detroit upbringing, her childhood memories of food, and the current state of systemic racism in both the restaurant industry and beyond.   More info at https://www.inquirer.com/food/ or @jamilarobinson on social media.

Building any business takes hustle and grit. But constant hustling without taking a break is a sure way to hit burnout. In this week's episode of the This Week In Weddings podcast, we're chatting with an established wedding planner about her thoughts on hustling, resting, and how the two go hand in hand.  About our guest: Spreading her metropolitan style throughout the low country, Terrica has been creating exquisite weddings and events in the Golden Isles area for the past fifteen years. Specializing in modern Southern weddings, she believes in creating custom experiences inspired by her clients’ love stories while infusing technology and efficiency. A contributing board member of the North American Academy of Wedding and Event Planning, Terrica’s weddings and expertise have been featured in The Knot, Reader’s Digest, Martha Stewart Weddings, HLN tv, Style Me Pretty and a host of others. In addition to leading a rockstar team at her planning and design firm, she also owns The White Lounge— a contemporary wedding planning studio for couples and wedding professionals. A wave maker nominated for Honeybook’s 20 on the Rise and a current Educator with The Knot and Wedding Wire, she launched her new wedding industry education system, “Here Comes the Brand“. Terrica is an ardent educator of those in the wedding industry, also hosting the “She Doesn’t Even Go Here” podcast. As an avid lover of cake and champagne, you'll find her at home in the Golden Isles with her four “fabutots”, and when not entertaining family and friends, she’s frequently binging on RuPaul’s Drag Race and Game of Thrones. In this episode, listeners will hear about: Terrica's background and how she got started in the wedding industry Why it's important to hustle for your success instead of wish for it The importance of setting boundaries and periods of rest as a business owner Why keeping focused on your own business instead of comparing yourself to others is beneficial to your success The pros and cons of Clubhouse Tips for protecting your peace  Want to connect with Terrica? Online: http://terricainc.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cocktailterrica Instagram: @cocktailterrica Twitter: @terrica

Dr. Dean Bonlie is the man behind Magnetico Mattress pads. Dr. Bonlie was nice enough to setup our listeners with a 10% discount of you use the code ehr10 when you check out. Thanks Dr. Bonlie! :) During this show with Dr. Bonlie we talked about his research he's been doing for the past 27 years on magnetism. Can magnetic therapy help the body to heal itself? There are a lot of people out there making grandiose claims about all the things magnets can do but are they correct? What is the affect on the human body as a result of the magnetism of the earth slowly diminishing? There's a famous quote by Nikola Tesla that says... "If you want to find the secrets of the universe...think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration." There's definitely something to magnets and my gut feeling tells me this is the case. Whether or not it is as powerful as people claim, remains to be seen...at least in my mind. Another thing to consider is when people make claims, we need to understand what kind of magnetism they're talking about? Are they making claims when it comes to bidirectional magnetism (aka bipolar fields) or unidirectional magnetism which is much more natural and in accordance with the laws of nature. It's possible for people to claim that a certain supplement doesn't work only later to find out the supplement/product they used was the weakest form of that particular supplement. We also talked about grounding and how magnetism affects grounding pads or grounding sheets. Dr. Bonlie wasn't a fan of grounding technology. I don't know whether or not this was because grounding (or earthing) is a competing technology with products or his science was telling us so. I broke down my opinions about grounding and grounded technology after the show was over. Also he had a great breakdown of the Lamar frequency formula and how that affects magnetism. Lastly during the end of the show we discussed magnochelation. Basically magnochelation according to Dr. Dean Bonlie is the process of heavy metal detoxification from the brain using magnetism. Dr. Bonlie shared lots of research he's done in this regard. I hope you enjoy the show and thanks for listening! On Last Thing! As always your support via your donations and bookmarking our Amazon link to use each time you purchase is how we keep our show going. Thank you for bookmarking our Amazon link even if you're not buying anything right now! :) Sponsor For This Episode: One World Whey Protein Powder Sacred Seed Oils Sol CBD Oil Member's Only Site Products Related To This Episode: We are now commercial free but only if you click here to support us to keep making commercial free shows! :) Organifi green juice powder - see in store Bookmark Our Amazon Link! Rapid Release Technology Pro 2 Shop Our Store Berkey Water Filters Squatty Potty stools - see in store Surthrival products - see in store The Relax Far Infrared Sauna Chemical Free Organic Skincare! Activation Products - Ocean's Alive & Magnesium Find Extreme Health Radio On: [include file=showpage-itunes-soundcloud-stitcher.html] Please Subscribe: Subscribe To Our Radio Show For Updates! Other Shows: [include file=show-links.html] Listen to other shows with this guest. Show Date: Tuesday 12/13/2016 Show Guest: Dr. Dean Bonlie Guest Info: Dean Bonlie D.D.S., graduated with honors from Loma Linda University in 1962. Since then, his occupational journey has been varied and colourful. During the last seventeen years he has found his real fulfillment in the study of magnetism as it relates to health. He has devoted all his energy and focus in this arena. His scientific theory on the effect of magnetism on living tissue has made him a widely accepted authority in this field. He is now recognized as an expert researcher, inventor, consultant, and lecturer on biomagnetism. In the past, Dr. Bonlie has been the President of the North American Academy of Magnetic Therapy (NAAMT).

Kim Harris is the Assistant Professor of African American Thought and Practice in the Department of Theological Studies at Loyola Marymount University. In addition to teaching courses on Black liberation and Womanist theologies, Dr. Harris leads music in a variety of liturgical and academic settings. Harris earned a PhD in worship and the arts from Union Theological Seminary in New York City. In fulfillment of her degree, she composed Welcome Table: A Mass of Spirituals. She lectures on the music of the Black Catholic experience, the spirituals of the Underground Railroad and the freedom songs of the Civil Rights Movement. Harris is a member of the Black Catholic Theological Symposium and the North American Academy of Liturgy. She is an academic member of the African American Catholic Center for Evangelization in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, as well as a liturgical consultant for the Archdiocese of New York Office of Black Ministry. We spoke about the role of music in spirituality historically and in the current moment, and we were treated to some glorious a capella singing. Learn more about Kim Harris here: http://www.drkimharris.com/bio_000.htm

Preaching for the Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Anne Koester offers a reflection on finding and sparking joy: "We should find joy simply in sharing the Good News of salvation in Jesus Christ and in building up the reign of God by loving others – as in everyone – not a select few, not just the ones we like or could benefit us, not just the ones whom we think are like us – but loving everyone. The people who make us uncomfortable, those whom we don’t personally know, those who are very different from ourselves, those who need our listening hearts and who likely will not give us some advantage. But here we will find deep and ever-lasting joy." Anne Koester is with Georgetown University, Washington, DC, where she has been an adjunct instructor with the Theology Department since 2003. She also oversees the RCIA process and is co-facilitator of the “Women Who Stayed” initiative at Holy Trinity Catholic Church in DC. A former trial lawyer, Anne studied theology, with a concentration in liturgy, at St. John’s University in Collegeville, Minnesota. She has worked at the Notre Dame Center for Pastoral Liturgy and the Georgetown Center for Liturgy. From 2004-2007, Anne served on the U.S. Catholic Bishops’ Committee on Women in the Church and Society. She is a member of the North American Academy of Liturgy and its Christian Initiation Seminar group. Visit www.catholicwomenpreach.org/preaching/07262020 to learn more about Anne, to read her preaching text, and for more preaching from Catholic women.

Enter into today's readings with reflections from women in our community. Dr. Judith Marie Kubicki, CSSF, is a Felician Franciscan Sister from Buffalo, New York. Previous to her faculty appointment at Fordham, she served as Academic Dean at Christ the King Seminary, a Graduate School of Theology in East Aurora, New York. Dr. Kubicki has degrees in music, English, and theology. She serves as liturgical music reviewer for the ecumenical liturgical journal Worship and writes a column on hymnody for the GIA Quarterly. She is a past president of the North American Academy of Liturgy (NAAL) and former convener of its Liturgical Theology Seminar. She currently serves as convener for the Liturgy/Sacraments Topic Session for the CTSA. Dr. Kubickis current research is on the theology of classic Christian hymn texts.

In January 2020, JCI Canada took in an inspiring trip to the North American Academy in Washington, DC, where we spent 3 days learning, growing, and collaborating with some amazing people from around the world. On this episode we talk to head trainer Viktor Ómarsson about his experience, the empowerment of the delegates, and we hear from the Canadian delegates about their experiences, and how they are translating those lessons into every day life. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jci-canada/message

Ken Guzzo, world-renowned Hypnotist, joins Dr. Bunny to discuss hypnosis, the Guzzo Protocol, and how he created an amazing smoking cessation program that has helped thousands! Founder of the Bay Area Non-Smoking Center, Ken has helped over 6,000 people become completely smoke-free in a one session treatment, combining advanced hypnosis techniques with a cutting edge neurological process. Once people free themselves from such limiting blocks or addictions, Ken finds that many are eager to consciously address the rest of their lives. Ken is also the founder of the North American Academy of Hypnosis in Sacramento, California, where he offers Hypnotist Certification and special courses such as Ken's 10 Keys To A Thriving Hypnosis Practice, and so much more! With a direct yet compassionate approach, Ken helps to identify and remove the barriers that block people and organizations from realizing their full potential.  Clients appreciate his strong emphasis on implementation, and the achievement of measurable bottom-line results. Ken has had the pleasure of working with organizations around the globe, from  the United States and Canada, to Australia and New Zealand. Ken is a member of the Board of Advisors to the International Hypnosis Federation, a certified hypnosis instructor, and recipient of the 2013 & 2016 IHF Awards of Excellence for his work in Health Care and Entertainment. Since 1989 organizations and individuals around the globe have experienced Ken's powerful, rapid and effortless transformational work, including: Fletcher Challenge (Australia/New Zealand), Bell Canada (Ontario), Ricoh USA (California), NSA (Munich, Germany), GSB Business Products (California), and Vancouver Trade & Convention Center, (British Columbia). As an international speaker, Ken has shared the stage with world class authors and lecturers such as Mark Victor Hanson (Chicken Soup for the Soul series). Interested in learning hypnosis?  Visit http://northamericanacademyofhypnosis.com, call 1.800.635.8150 Want to quit smoking? Visit http://www.nonsmokingcenter.com Contact Dr. Bunny Vreeland at (805) 482-8111 or E-mail: Bunny@BunnyVreeland.com Also visit:https://bunnyvreeland.org/ https://vreelandcollege.org/ https://upgradeyourlifewithdrbunny.comhttps://communicatewithanyone.wordpress.com/

When a natural disaster strikes in your area or some other tragedy of significance takes place, do you have a plan for how you'll communicate to your clients, vendors, and community? The saying goes that you never think it will happen to you, but having a plan in place for the just in case is never a bad idea. In this week's episode of the This Week In Weddings podcast, we're chatting with Christie Osborne, who is an expert in the field of crisis communication and getting some advice on how best to address and move forward when a crisis strikes. About our guest: Christie Osborne is the owner of Mountainside Media, a company that helps event industry professionals and small businesses develop scaleable marketing strategies that bring in more inquiries and leads. She is a national educator with recent speaking engagements at NACE Experience, WIPA and the ABC Conference. She also serves as an Advisory Board Member for the North American Academy of Wedding & Event Planning.  In this episode, listeners will hear about: Christie's background in the wedding industry as well her experience being FEMA certified in social media crisis communication Christie's best advice for communicating to your clients and audience when there is a crisis (natural disaster or otherwise) that affects your business The best places to get information as a crisis is unfolding Why a plan for crisis communication is critical before a crisis happens Want to connect with Christie? On the web: https://mountainsidemedia.com/

his weekend we will replay Dr. Mary Amore story on this week's Mary's Touch Radio Program. * Dr. Mary Amore holds a Doctor of Ministry Degree and a Master of Arts in Pastoral Studies from Catholic Theological Union. * She is the author of Primary Symbols of Worship and the Call to Participation and the newly released DVD entitled Eucharist: A Journey to Transformation, Healing and Discipleship. A Cardinal Bernardin Scholar and distinguished member of the North American Academy of Liturgy, Mary is a highly sought after presenter of parish missions in the area of the Eucharist and Pope Francis Year of Mercy, plus workshops, seminars and retreats. * A monthly columnist at Ministry and Liturgy Magazine, Dr. Amore also serves as the full time Executive Director of Mayslake Ministries in Downers Grove, Il. Mary is a wife, mother and grandmother! * She sahres with us about her passion and devotion to our Blessed Mary.

Professor Walton discusses the challenges of interfaith worship, feminist theology's long journey and hierarchies in religious institutions.  Professor Janet Walton graduated from Catholic University with the B.M. in 1967, received the M.M. from Indiana University in 1971 and the Ed.D. from Columbia University in 1979. She is a Past President of the North American Academy of Liturgy(1995-97), a Henry Luce Fellow in Theology and the Arts (1998), the recipient of a Henry Luce Travel/Research grant (1988), the 2003 recipient of the AAR Excellence in Teaching award (2003) and the 2009 recipient of the Berakah Award, a lifetime award for distinctive work in worship given by the North American Academy of Liturgy. Professor Walton is a Roman Catholic and a member of the Sisters of the Holy Names, a congregation of catholic women. Her publications include four books, Worship and Art: A Vital Connection, Sacred Sound and Social Change, co-edited with Lawrence Hoffman, Women at Worship: Interpretations of North American Diversity co-edited with Marjorie Procter-Smith, Feminist Liturgy: A Matter of Justice and an edition of Liturgy: New and Borrowed Rites with Siobhan Garrigan as well as many articles. The most recent articles include perspectives on hymnody, feminist liturgy, and interfaith worship. Presently, Professor Walton is working on a book entitled, Worship Without Dominance and a video and book with Troy Messenger and Susan Blain on the history of James Chapel worship since its renovation in 1979.

John Shaw was born in El Paso, Texas, in 1944 and lived in Las Cruces, New Mexico for the first year of his life. His family moved to Miami in 1946 where his father taught at the University of Miami for 19 years, before becoming Vice President for Development at Miami Dade College. John’s mother was a first grade teacher, and John followed suit along with 2 of his 3 siblings who also became lifelong teachers.After high school John attended the University of Miami completing his Bachelor of Science degree in mathematics, prior to attending Harvard University for an MAT Degree in Mathematics. After graduating from Harvard he began his career by spending his first 4 years teaching at Melbourne High School near Cape Kennedy Florida, followed by a 4 year tenure at North Miami Beach Senior High School where we first met. The next 7 plus years were dedicated to teaching other teachers in his school district. It was at that point of his career that John was invited to join the faculty of the newly opened “New World School of the Arts”, which was patterned after the "Fame" High School of Performing Arts in New York.John currently lives in Miami with his wife Diane. Their daughter Katy lives in Portland Oregon, and their son Matthew lives with his wife Kaitlyn in Austin, Texas.John has been "retired" for over 9 years, but that's kind of a misnomer as he is still teaching privately and continues to live an inspired and very creative life. NWSA.mdc.edu (New World School of the Arts)NAAPD.org (North American Academy of Piping and Drumming)Christjourney.churchonline.org

Timothy Robinson joined the Brite faculty in the fall of 2006 to teach in the areas of Christian spirituality and worship.  Ordained in the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) Timothy spent 14 years serving as a pastor or associate pastor to Disciples of Christ congregations in Louisville, KY, San Lorenzo, CA, Olathe, KS, and Lynchburg, VA.  His courses address the history and practice of Christian spirituality and Christian worship, and how spirituality and liturgy inform and sustain transformative social engagement, especially ecological justice. He has authored two books and numerous articles, book chapters, and reviews treating the history of spirituality, sacramental theology, and the integration of ecological concerns with liturgical practice.  He serves on the board of the Society for the Study of Christian Spirituality and the editorial board of Spiritus. He is also active in the Christian Spirituality Group of the American Academy of Religion and the North American Academy of Liturgy. Principles of Eco-Hermeneutics and how to apply them: The Principle of Intrinsic Worth: The universe, Earth and all its components have intrinsic worth/value. The Principle of Inter-connectedness: Earth is a community of inter-connected living things which are mutually dependent on each other for life and survival. The Principle of Voice: Earth is a living entity capable of voicing its cries against injustice The Principle of Purpose: The universe, Earth and all its components are part of a dynamic cosmic design within which each piece has a place in the overall goal of that design. The Principle of Custodianship: Earth is a balanced and diverse domain requiring responsible custodians who function as partners with, rather than rulers over, Earth to sustain its balance and diversity. The Principle of Resistance: Earth and its components not only suffer from human injustices but actively resist them in the struggle for justice.

Season 2 shifts to Boston as episode 21 features Mike Avery’sconversation with John Baldovin, S.J. As a former student, Averyreminiscences about his time at the Boston College School ofTheology and Ministry and particularly with Fr. Baldovin’s class onthe Eucharist. The conversation takes several turns from PopeFrancis’ focus on marriage and family to Post Vatican II liturgicalreform. Along the way, Fr. Baldovin ultimately shares his love forall liturgical seasons and even reveals a hidden passion forarchitecture. John F. Baldovin, S.J., is professor ofhistorical and liturgical theology at theBoston CollegeSchool of Theology and Ministry. He is a priest of the New YorkProvince of the Society of Jesus. He received his B.A. from theCollege of theHoly Cross, an M.Div. from Weston School of Theology, an M.A.,M.Phil. and Ph.D. from Yale University. Baldovin has taught at Fordham University,the JesuitSchool of Theology at Berkeley, and, since 1999 at Weston andnow Boston College’s School of Theology and Ministry. He has alsobeen visiting professor at the University of Notre Dame and St.John Vianney National Seminary in Pretoria, South Africa. He servedon the advisory committee for the Bishops’ Committee on the Liturgyof the USCCB as well as the advisory committee of the International Commissionon English in the Liturgy (ICEL) from 1994 to 2002. He is pastpresident of the North American Academy of Liturgy (NAAL) as wellas the international ecumenical Societas Liturgica. He received theBerakah Award for distinguished achievement from the NAAL in 2007.He is also past-president of the International Jungmann Society forJesuits and the Liturgy. Baldovin has published on liturgy widelyin journals including Worship, TheologicalStudies, America, andCommonweal. Hiswritings have been translated into French, German, Spanish,Japanese, and Albanian. He has a number of presentations with NowYou Know Media, the latest of which, “Lent, Holy Week and Easter,” has recently beenreleased. His books includeThe Urban Character of ChristianWorship: The Origins, Development and Meaning of StationalLiturgy (Orientalia Christiana analecta 228, Rome, PontificalOriental Institute Press, 1987, Reprinted, 2002), Liturgy in AncientJerusalem (Alcuin/GROW Studies in Worship, Bramcote,Nottingham: Grove Books, 1989), Worship: City, Church andRenewal (Washington, DC: Pastoral Press, 1991), Bread of Life, Cup ofSalvation: Understanding the Mass (Lanham, MD: Rowman andLittlefield, 2003), Reforming the Liturgy: A Response to theCritics(Collegeville: Liturgical Press, 2008). He has alsoco-edited Commentary on the Order of Mass of the RomanMissal (Collegeville: Liturgical Press, 2011) and (withDavid Farina Turnbloom) Catholic Sacraments: A Rich Source ofBlessings (New York: Paulist Press, 2015). Fr. Baldovin,along with Mike Avery, helped found the journal Lumen et Vita, the graduate academic journal ofthe BC School of Theology and Ministry.

Welcome to Season 2 of the Daily Theology Podcast! Our latest episode features Mike Avery’s conversation with Dr. Timothy O’Malley of the University of Notre Dame at the North American Academy of Liturgy conference in Houston, Texas. Much laughter took place as Dr. O’Malley retold his story of growing up as the token Catholic in his home town, undergraduate experience with religious life and the current challenges of parenting a three year-old. The conversation also ventured into more sensitive topics involving the issue of detachment with homiletics, returning to the basics with New Evangelization and the lack of theological nuance with adoption in the Catholic tradition. Of course, one cannot deny the generous amount of Notre Dame admiration weaved throughout the podcast, including a personal love for the infamous grotto. Dr. Timothy O’Malley specializes in a historical-theological approach to liturgical studies. He has specific interests in liturgical homiletics (with an emphasis on Augustinian thought), the biblical and liturgical foundations of Christian doctrine, theological aesthetics, and the role of liturgical renewal in the ressourcement movement. He is the author of Liturgy and the New Evangelization: Practicing the Art of Self-Giving Love (Liturgical Press, 2014). As director of the Notre Dame Center for Liturgy, he engages in scholarship that seeks to retrieve biblical, catechetical, and liturgical insights that facilitates a renewal of the Church’s liturgical imagination. He is also founding editor of the Institute for Church Life’s journal, Church Life: A Journal for the New Evangelization.

If you go to the Texas Tech Web site for the Department of Classical and Modern Languages and Literature, you will find the following statement: “Our faculty are known for exceptional teaching, diverse research and publication, and deeply involved service to their fields.” The assertion fits perfectly the academic life of Janet Pérez, whose record of teaching, research, and service reaches almost legendary proportions. Consider, for example, her membership in the Texas Tech Teaching Academy; the direction career-wise of more than seventy doctoral dissertations and master’s theses; her landmark scholarship in twentieth- and twenty-first-century Spanish literature, especially that of women writers, which is funded by more than thirty grants; the editing of the journal Hispania, with a worldwide subscription of greater than 14,000; and founding co-editorship of The Monographic Review. Beyond these notable accomplishments, think about how Pérez brings her fine teaching, research, and service work together with coherency and insight and you’ll realize why she is so appreciated by her students and peers. In fact, in 2009, she was elected to full membership in the North American Academy of the Spanish Language, which takes place concurrently with corresponding membership in the Royal Spanish Academy. Thus, Janet Pérez’s designation as an integrated scholar is solid indeed.