Podcasts about orientation week

In 2 weeks we kick off Orientation Week for the Feminine Embodiment Coaching Certification.    Some amazing humans have been stepping in & if you're feeling the call now's a perfect time to chat & make sure it's a good fit  

In 2 week's we kick off Orientation Week for the Feminine Embodiment Coaching Certification.    Some amazing humans have been stepping in & if you're feeling the call now's a perfect time to chat & make sure it's a good fit  

We're kicking off our Feminine Embodiment Coaching Certification with a special Orientation Week. → We start 2 March 2026. → You can find all the details here →     Transformation shouldn't only be heavy, painful or vulnerable (if it is you're missing half of the key ingredients).    Many of us treat our bodies as the sum of our hurts. And when we're healed enough, whole enough, THEN we can feel good.    This approach is noble - but it misses the fact that you don't have to be "fully healed" BEFORE you become an alive, pleasure-filled human.    In fact healing is NOT the fastest path to feeling more radiantly alive, most of the time.    Today on our limited series podcast we're talking about aliveness, pleasure & how we can raise the ceiling on how good we (& our clients) can feel when we stop 'fixing' and start cultivating pleasure as power.    This episode is drawn directly from frameworks & teachings in our Feminine Embodiment Coaching Certification - which is kicking off 2nd March with a special Orientation Week.    If you're loving the podcast so far let's chat about the coaching cert & if it's the right fit for you.  Learn more here

We're kicking off our Feminine Embodiment Coaching Certification with a special Orientation Week. → We start 2 March 2026. → You can find all the details here → —------------ Want to learn the structure of a potent somatic session?   When I was first working with clients it started with… have a chat, hope it worked!    Each time I was drawing on my intuition &

Police and the University of Otago will be monitoring student behaviour, with concerns about another year of out-of-control and dangerous behaviour during Orientation Week. Tess Brunton reports.

If you tune in today & feel I want to walk this path more deeply… We're kicking off our Feminine Embodiment Coaching Certification with a special Orientation Week. → We start on 2 March 2026. → You can find all the details here → —------------ If you're drawn to the embodied arts and feel called to support women in deepening into their body's wisdom - vulnerability is a KEY tool to get there. But vulnerability can be hard enough to cultivate in ourselves. Let alone with clients who are resistant (or numb).  So in today's podcast, the second of our Wise Body series exploring the 6 domains of embodiment coaching for women practitioners, we're mapping the architecture of breakthroughs using vulnerability.    In this episode, we geek out on theories of change, prerequisites for vulnerability, how to cultivate action through flow (not force) & my own recent vulnerable questions.  I'll also share THE key question I ask myself when I'm feeling crunchy & confused… and want to crack my heart open with some (constructive) vulnerability.    Hope you enjoy! Jenna   Links from today's episode: 

If you tune in today & feel I want to walk this path more deeply… We're kicking off our Feminine Embodiment Coaching Certification with a special Orientation Week. → We start on 2 March 2026. → You can find all the details here → —------------ How do we shift ourselves (& our clients) from numbness to heart-tingling-ravishing-aliveness (without taking a 10-day silent meditation retreat)?    This question is how I got into embodiment.    The answer (which I discovered is a "technology" that sits at the

Class is back in session, Ladies, this time at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis!   What even is deaconess ministry, and how do deaconesses serve the church? Sarah begins her studies in the Online Deaconess Studies program at Concordia Seminary, and she's revisiting experiences from Orientation Week at the Seminary and her first class in Deaconess Ministry, including insights into personality types and theological frameworks.  Are you an eagle, parrot, dove, or owl? Sarah shares how understanding another person's tendencies in group work, stressful situations, or everyday relationships helps you walk better together. Building on this understanding of self and others, she briefly describes how we can rightly understand insights from God's First Article Gifts and discern theological wisdom to grow into better leaders and guides for those around us.  “I'm understanding more and more why they call it church worker formation. Wearing the blue, putting on my crucifix every day, being more bold about talking theology with people, it's all part of the formation. This program isn't just to learn theology and be let free in the wild. We're learning about what it means to serve people, to serve in the church, to really bring God's Word to people in a hugely wide variety of ways. It's the unexplainable feeling of growth. You are wildly conscious that you're a different person than you were a week ago because of what you've learned and experienced, and it's wonderfully scary and amazing.”   Next time, Sarah will share insights from her Introduction to Spiritual Care class. Stay tuned!   Click to learn more:   Concordia University's Online Deaconess Studies The DISC Assessment Birds and Taking Flight Profiles  Dr. Mark Rockenbach's Practical Theological Framework  Connect with the Lutheran Ladies on social media in The Lutheran Ladies' Lounge Facebook discussion group (facebook.com/groups/LutheranLadiesLounge) and on Instagram @lutheranladieslounge. Follow Sarah (@hymnnerd), Rachel (@rachbomberger), and Erin (@erinaltered) on Instagram! Sign up for the Lutheran Ladies' Lounge monthly e-newsletter here, and email the Ladies at lutheranladies@kfuo.org.

Season 4, Episode 2, Part 1/2: Listen along as I recap my time from June to November (this part covers June to September). I talk about my summer, hanging out with friends, spending time with family, concerts, my DAT exam, my Iceland trip, and the start of my Orientation Week training!

Welcome to Self-Care School. In this special orientation episode, we guide you through the Self-Care Audit — a sacred, reflective exercise designed to help you locate yourself mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. It's a moment to check in, set intentions, and prepare your heart for the journey.

Mark Levy has called on Sydney University to explain why anti-Jewish protests took place during Orientation Week, with the Jewish Society's tent tucked away in a corner, separate from other cultural groups, and surrounded by security.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Artistic director at Wits theatre, Malcolm Purkey on what to expect from Wits Theatre’s Pitso Ya Kalaneng play at this year’s annual Orientation Week programme is now happening over a month.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

M2s Leticia Franciso and Gizzy Keeler, who served as orientation leaders for this year's new crop of medical and PA students, were in a good position to talk about the experience of transitioning from Orientation Week to the first year of medical school, highlighting the changes in attitudes and relationships they saw. They, along with PA2 Julie Vuong and M4 Katie Higham-Kessler compare the pre-med and medical school environments and offer advice to incoming students. And our admissions expert Rachel Schulista returns to help answer questions from listener JustAGirl who's trying to stay sane during the application process while the other applicants around her are not being especially helpful, and listener Chris's worry that he's looking to the future at the expense of the present. Plus, the importance of having diverse experiences, the real value of personal statements in applications, and why the pursuit of genuine personal interests will help you get into med school and beyond. Join us!

أقامت جامعة ماكواري في غرب سيدني يوما مفتوحا لتوجيه الطلاب وتقديم المعلومات ضمن ما يعرف ب Orientation Week. وكانت اس بي اس من بين الحضور، وهي الساعية دوما لتقريب المسافات مع الجمهور وتعزيز العلاقات مع الشباب والتواصل مع أبناء المجتمع متنوع الثقافات. فأحضرت منصة متنقلة لأخذ صور تذكارية، وتحدث الصحافيون والعاملون في اس بي اس مع الطلاب وعرفوهم بالخدمات اللغوية للمؤسسة من البث المباشر الى مواقع التواصل الإجتماعي، كما وقدموا لهم هدايا تذكارية.

Pastor Jonah Sage preached the finale of our “Orientation” series. He said that ultimately, we will change when we see Jesus.  

Pastor Jonah Sage preached on mission in the “Your Sojourn” series. He said that our mission is to reach people with the gospel of Jesus Christ, build them up as his church, and send them to follow him. 

Dr. Alessandra (Aless) and I go way back to late nights prepping for Orientation Week when we had to take hundreds of volunteers and match them up into colour teams and Orientation Week leader partners!  Now, Dr. A is a naturopathic doctor working at Advanced Women's Health. We had a great conversation about: - looking good and feeling good — a naturopathic doctor's take - the difference between natural medicine and western medicine — why having both is important - become best friends with Do Not Disturb — resetting your morning and nighttime routines - Vitamin D levels, Happy Lights and tricks to stay healthy this winter - being a smart shopper — taking care of your clothes so that you don't have to keep buying new ones! I'm so proud of my friend Aless who's created such a great career helping patients stay on top of their health! Check out more about Dr. Aless below: Book a free consult with Dr. Alessandra  Follow Dr. Alessandra on Instagram — Having your own unique style is better than being trendy — so what's yours? Do my quick ⁠⁠What's your signature style? Quiz⁠⁠ to find out. Follow along on IG: ⁠⁠⁠⁠@theantompodcast⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@anthonytomizza⁠⁠⁠⁠ Find out more at: ⁠⁠⁠⁠anthonytomizza.com⁠⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theantompodcast/message

Jasleen Kaur is a graduate student at Ontario's Institute of Studies in Education and a recent graduate from University of Toronto's Kinesiology program. One of her unique experiences was being part of a spirit crew during Orientation Week during her second year where she got the chance to play a tournament with special Olympic athletes. She was able to connect with them and learn to appreciate the little things in life. Through this experience she learned that if you're happy and genuinely mean well, that is all that matters. In this episode we discuss how she battled competing interests when it came to picking a career, and the qualities that prepare her for life as a teacher.

A live sermon (preached over Zoom) preached on September 9th at Trinity College Faculty of Divinity's Orientation Week.

Have you wondered what it's like lately to be a freshman at Cornell? Some of us are decades beyond our first days on campus, and even if it's just been a few years - find out what's changed.Casey is here to tell us what it's like to start Cornell today - the orientation, classes, dorms and the dreaded swim test.Tune in to this episode with one of the most fun freshmen we have ever met.Not sponsored by or affiliated with Cornell University

This year's Orientation Week at Otago University is like no other, with hundreds of students stuck isolating due to Covid. The southern city recorded its first community case of the latest outbreak two weeks ago with two student flat parties pinged as the first locations of interest. Now there are nearly 600 in the Southern DHB area. Students say the reality of isolation and Omicron is kicking in, with partying put on the backburner. Tess Brunton reports.

A disappointing start for university students looking to kick off the year with a bang.Orientation Week events are canned as Covid-19 puts a dampener on the student experience.University of Canterbury Students' Association president Pierce Crowley told Kate Hawkesby it's unfortunate.But he says they're still looking to put on some scaled-down events.“It's going to be barbecues and quizzes kind of outdoor events, performances-type things. Everything will be Covid based. We're doing what we can. We kind of want to provide students an opportunity to have an opportunity to socialise.”LISTEN ABOVE

This episode the Year 7s dive into a huge week of activities. We speak with students as they hit the beach, the river and the dance floor for Orientation Week.

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WOW. Business school is crazy awesome, and CRAZY exhausting, and this was only orientation week. Listen in to hear how it went!For more must-have resources, head over to the MBA Secrets website!

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In this episode, I share my orientation week experience at NSUCO with you guys. I discuss COVID adjustments, Schedule, Equipment and much more. If you enjoyed this episode make sure to give it a 5-star rating on Apple Podcast and follow the podcast on Apple Podcast, Spotify and Instagram @keepin.it.od --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/keepinitod/message

I studied Greek in college. And I have to admit I didn’t choose this major for any high or lofty reason; I have since begun to tell people that I wanted to read the New Testament in the Original; that’s not really true. We had something of a “Major’s Fair” at our Orientation Week, and all the other tables were full and bustling except for the Classics table – so I wandered over, and I was drawn in by a kindly professor and a big plate of Grape leaves. I ate 4 or 5 or maybe 12, and I signed my name on a sheet. I’ve been thinking back on those early days recently, especially my first classes. The first Greek word I learned was the first person singular present tense indicative verb LUO. I quickly discovered it means “I loose.” You learn it on day one of the Greek class because it’s a short, regular verb that’s easy to conjugate. It’s a particularly useful verb for those who’re in the habit of tying up oxen or releasing mules. Now, as a 18 year old boy from a suburban town I didn’t have a lot of life experience to bring to sentences like “I would have loosed the oxen,” or “They are going to loose the donkeys,” let alone “I would have loosed,” “I used to loose,” and “I was going to have loosed.” But then comes the great day when you first pick up a copy of the New Testament in its original Greek. And then you enter a new world.

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Orientation Week - or Ori, as it's known - is underway at Otago University. In years gone by, this meant trouble for Dunedin and its emergency services. But, as Timothy Brown reports, things are changing.

Hey Stevenson, Bassy, Smith Hummus, and Kid Freeman (on Sometime Winner Orientation week shows + forthcoming EP) Interview by Sebastian Rice-Walsh on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

Hey Stevenson, Bassy, Smith Hummus, and Kid Freeman (on Sometime Winner Orientation week shows + forthcoming EP) Interview by Sebastian Rice-Walsh on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

It's Orientation Week on campus - a time to scope out clubs and societies and figure out where you fit in. Will our academic adventurers find their feet...or does something else lie in store? Johanna Howes - Meredith Kate O'Sullivan - Potentia Ross Balch - Harold Ben Keirnan - DM/NPCs

Our Academic Adventurers continue to try and complete the task set for them by Nora Heart and Bonan the Librarian. An encoded note, a mysterious society and a wall...who knows what's in store. Johanna Howes - Meredith Kate O'Sullivan - Potentia Ross Balch - Harold Ben Keirnan - DM/NPCs

Join me as I discuss my thoughts on orientation week of P.A. school. Hear my firsthand account of what it's really like to go though an entirely ONLINE (thanks COVID) P.A. school orientation week. Specifically, I'll be discussing what I consider the pros and cons of orientation week online as well as a preview of what's to come later on in the podcast! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/becomingapa/support

In this episode, Rob chats with current Class of 2023 Beyond Boundaries Program student Jenna Rogge from her home in Rob's hometown of Austin, Texas. Jenna talks about her "big question" involving Mechanical Engineering and Art to design prosthetics for children, courses she has taken in the program, and her interest in gardening that was reignited with a single packet of seeds she got at Venture Cafe during Orientation Week.

Jake talks with Associate Professor Finex Ndhlovu as part of Orientation Week.

Jake chats with Finex Ndhlovu, lecturer in LING150, as part of Orientation Week.

Family On Mission

This week we discussed: Discerning the Body

This week in our Orientation we discussed Ephesians chapter 4.

Orientation Week 3. The finishing of the Week 2 discussion and then a message on The Ascension of Jesus.

Orientation Week 2. Continuing the unfolding of Core Values & Culture Definition.

Week 1 Orientation and Introduction to the School of Wisdom.