Podcast appearances and mentions of rebecca cohen

Natural disasters are becoming more severe and costly—who should bear the financial burden? We explore the tension between socialized risk and market-based insurance.Topics covered include:The surprisingly large percentage of natural disaster losses that are uninsuredWhy natural disaster severity is increasingA deep dive into the complexity of the home insurance market, including state-based home insurance plansHow California has tried to update its home insurance regulations, leading to potentially greater coverage but higher premiumsHow socialized insurance relieves the cost burden to consumers but can also lead to riskier behavior and adverse risk selectionEpisode SponsorsAsset CampNetSuite Insiders Guide Email NewsletterGet our free Investors' Checklist when you sign up for the free Money for the Rest of Us email newsletterOur Premium ProductsAsset CampMoney for the Rest of Us PlusShow NotesCalifornia wildfires: What we know about L.A.-area fires, what caused them, who is affected and more by Tim Stelloh, Marlene Lenthang, Rebecca Cohen and Phil Helsel—NBC NewsClimate change is showing its claws: The world is getting hotter, resulting in severe hurricanes, thunderstorms and floods—Munich REShaping the Future of Wildfire Insurance in California: New Insights from the Most Comprehensive Wildfire Risk Model in the Market by Firas Saleh—Moody'sInsurers' Rule Change Puts California Homeowners on the Hook for L.A. Fire by Jean Eaglesham and Sara Randazzo—The Wall Street JournalCommissioner Lara issues landmark regulation to expand insurance access for Californians amid growing climate risks—California Department of InsuranceCalifornia Was Already in Home-Insurance Crisis Before Los Angeles Infernos by Jean Eaglesham and Joe Flint—The Wall Street JournalThe World Is Getting Riskier. Americans Don't Want to Pay for It. by Greg Ip—The Wall Street JournalReinsurers little exposed to LA fires after retreat from disaster risks by Lee Harris—The Financial TimesA Survey of Residual Market Plan Assessment and Recoupment Mechanisms by Nancy Watkins, Robert Lee, and Rehan Siddique—MillimanRelated Episodes481: How to Navigate the Crippling Home Insurance Crisis444: Natural Disasters: Are They Truly Increasing? Investments MentionedStone Ridge High Yield Reinsurance Risk Premium fund (SHRMX)See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

During this episode of the SIMM-podcast we focus on the role composers may play within participatory social and community music projects. You will during this episode hear 3 composers, who have different perspectives and ideas about the questions we ask them. They are practitioners within social music projects, as well as scholars developing research on this practice: Cathy Milliken from Australia (1:14->32:34), Michal Kawecki from Poland (32:37->51:28), and Fiona Evison from Canada (51:30->1:01). This is again a somewhat longer episode, of about an hour, but we think it makes sense to take the time to listen to the details Cathy, Michal and Fiona share with us about their practice and their research in this field.Cathy Milliken will be one of the facilitators of the 2nd SIMM research seminar on the role of composers in social and community music projects, organised from 9 to 11 May 2025 at the MusikFabrik in Cologne. Deadline for applications is 31st December 2024 (see call here).Referenced during this podcast-episode: Claire Bishop ('Participation'), Peter Brook, John Cage, Rebecca Cohen, Creative Minds in Song, Guildhall School, Mind Foundation UK, My Child Fell (Isobel Lane & Michal Kawecki), Gavin Roberts, Song in the City, Thomas Turino ('Music as Social Life - The Politics of Participation'),  The transcription of this episode can be found here.During this episode music is shortly heard from Steve Reich's 'Drumming' (played by the Ictus Ensemble), as well as rehearsal recordings of the Kinshasa based traditional drummers ensemble Beta Mbonda.Contact: info@simm-platform.eu

~Birth Story Medicine & Healing the Postpartum Pelvic Floor w/ Dr. Rebecca Cohen~ Hi friends! Today I am joined by Dr. Rebecca Cohen, @fullcircleholistic, as she shares her 5 birth stories, her journey supporting women as an OB to a more aligned independent home birth approach, and healing her postpartum pelvic floor. I first began following Rebecca after hearing her full story on the Free Birth Society Podcast and my mind was kinda blown. Then, I recently stumbled upon a beautiful, undisturbed birth (@humblymarij -episode 10 if you'd like to listen to the birth story) to which Rebecca was her birth attendant! I knew I had to invite her on! I'm so impressed by Rebecca's journey because she's a real testament to what it can look like leaving the medical system and trusting your body, while living in your authority and authenticity. She shares about her journey healing multiple prolapses postpartum and even made an incredible course to help you take your postpartum pelvic floor healing into your hands. Enjoy! Here is Rebecca's course, "Your Postpartum Pelvis": https://www.freebirthsociety.com/yourpostpartumpelvis Work with Rebecca here: https://www.fullcirclelouisville.com/ Tiffany's website: https://sacred-womb-doula.com/ Healing Birth Wounds: Guided Journal for Birth Trauma and Postpartum Integration - https://a.co/d/fxJXqZN

PODCAST EPISODE - DR. REBECCA COHEN - “NATURAL BIRTH DOCTOR” #99 Join your host Sophia as she interviews Dr. Rebecca Cohen on her journey towards out of hospital birth support. They discuss her 9 children, herbal products, Mayan Abdominal therapy, what she brings to births, painful periods/sex/menopause/prolapse, postdates, breech, twins, shared decision making, and tearing. Rebecca Lasky Cohen, MD is a holistic women's healthcare physician specializing in pelvic wellbeing throughout all stages of women's lives. She has spent the last 30 years dedicated to working with women and has had extensive training in midwifery, family medicine, obstetrics, energetic and physical modalities and traditional healing practices from throughout the world. She is mother to nine children and is devoted to orienting women to their own inner-knowing as they thrive in sovereignty, fully realizing their vibrant health and creative potential. Her practice, Full Circle Holistic, seeks to guide women to reclaim their womb wisdom and honor the sacredness of their bodies. Rebecca recommends: •Radical Birthkeeper School: https://www.freebirthsocietycourses.com/radicalbirthkeeper •Whapio: http://www.mhvdoula.info/holistic-doula-program-2/ •Wild feminine book Connect with Rebecca: •Website: https://www.fullcirclelouisville.com/ •IG: @fullcircleholistic Listen here: IG: linktree in bio FB: @sophiabirth @bayareahomebirth @bornwildmidwifery Stay Wild

Healing Prolapse, Diastasis Recti, and Tearing with Rebecca Cohen Watch this episode HERE I've got Dr. Rebecca Cohen back on the show this week in celebration of our newest collaboration. One of the most common requests I've gotten from you all is to create a pelvic health course, that covers all the problems, so to speak, of the postpartum pelvis and pelvic floor, or bowl, as Rebecca calls it. Well, we did it, we've been working hard all fall behind the scenes to create the most info packed, helpful, comprehensive course on the postpartum pelvis. It's called, Your Postpartum Pelvis, and it is FOR YOU to have aid you in your healing, to keep you healing at home, outside of the medical system. This episode and our newest course YOUR POSTPARTUM PELVIS is crafted for you. Rebecca has now supported thousands of women over decades helping them come back into embodiment after childbirth, with the very wisdom within this course. You deserve to feel whole again, and I am just so proud to finally have this kind of resource on the free birth society platform. Go to freebirthsociety.com/yourpostpartumpelvis and start healing today. Here's what you'll hear: How Rebecca returned back to her medical residency, 4 weeks to the day after having her first baby, to work 100 plus hours per week. By Rebecca's third pregnancy, her cervix popped out, and she was told to just tuck it back in. At 36, her doctors recommended having a full hysterectomy, and 2 weeks before she was scheduled for surgery, she took the holistic pelvic care course that resulted in her canceling the surgery. Just because a woman gets sutures doesn't mean she needs them, and as an OBGYN, Rebecca was trained just to give them all the time, even if women didn't need them. How psychological tearing is okay and designed to heal an important part of the postpartum process. After learning about holistic pelvic care, Rebecca feels it's a delightful coming home and a continuing decision to honor ourselves and our bodies. How when people have prolapse, they feel broken and how they screwed up somehow. It's never too late to heal because Rebecca started this journey 10 years after having her first baby. And how you're capable of healing. Listen to Rebecca's first time on the podcast HERE Get Rebecca's new course and all our courses at HALF OFF with the code FBSHALFOFF at check out. The COMPASS is a groundbreaking self-study program for women embarking on the path of sovereign birth reclamation and authentic midwifery. The Midwife Within Our 5-Day Intensive Retreat Led by Elder Midwife Sister MorningStar and Emilee Saldaya. Get your tickets now! Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts and let us know your biggest takeaway–whether it's inspired you to freebirth or dive deeper into the sovereign birth paradigm. Follow us on Instagram @freebirthsociety for more daily inspiration on freebirth, the sovereign birth paradigm, authentic midwifery and so much more. Share your freebirth story with us, Click here to submit it. The Complete Guide to Freebirth is a self-guided online intensive course that will teach you everything you need to know about how to birth freely and in your power. Click here to get instant access now. Join Free Birth Society's exclusive membership for sovereign women. Here, you'll find everything you need on your path of radical responsibility and conscious womanhood. We welcome women just a handful of times each year. Click here to join the waitlist. Know that birth work is your calling? With over 500 graduates from over 30 countries, the Radical Birth Keeper School is leading the transformation of birth and midwifery across the planet. Join the waitlist to be first in line when we open the doors for enrollment. Learn how to initiate women and girls into our sacred blood mysteries through ceremony and sovereign well women's care. Join the waitlist for the Blood Mysteries School. If you want Emilee Saldaya, the leader of the free birth movement, on your podcast, send an invite to podcast@freebirthsociety.com And, of course, we couldn't do what we do without your support, so if you feel called to make a donation to the podcast, it would be greatly appreciated. Click here to donate.

After birth, our bodies are especially tender and rather "blown open."Not only has a babe passed through either your perineum or your belly, but your spirit has been expanded tremendously, too. And unfortunately, most of us have NO IDEA how to effectively tend "to the root of our bodies" as today's guest, MD-turned-holistic-midwife (and mother of 9!) Dr Rebecca Cohen describes it. We've all but lost the art of deep, replenishing convalescence that's so needed postpartum. Birth is a big experience, and whether it's physically, emotionally or spiritually - there's often a lot to integrate (on top of having a newborn babe)!So caring for the tender tissues and the tender spirit in this liminal time can be incredibly supportive. There are many ways to do so, from rest, to easy-to-digest foods, to herbal practices such as vaginal steams, to sitz baths, to teas, to hands-on and hands-in care. And today's episode goes into all of this and more. Listen in to learn:how Rebecca went from conventionally trained MD to herbalist and midwifewhat "the root of your body" means (on a couple different levels)some simple practices to tend that part of your body postpartumRebecca's favorite herbs for the postpartum journey - internal + topicalwhy she considers vaginal steams a core part of holistic postpartum carehow to know when to return to sex after birthways to connect with your vulva and wombspace with tender love + carean invitation to offer yourself hands-in care to support pelvic muscle relaxationResources:Today's shownotes: Get link's to Rebecca's work + other resources Episode 25: Immediate herbal postpartum care with Liz PhilbrickEpisode 43: Vaginal steaming with Julia Demillones MooreEpisode 49: How to create a sacred window with Ashlee Sakaishi-WilkinEpisode 81: Deep restorative postpartum care with Rachael HollingerSign up for my Natural Contraception (Jan 2024) course waitlist!If you loved this episode, share it with a friend, or take a screenshot and share on social media and tag me @herbalwombwisdom.  And if you love this podcast, leave a rating & write a review! It's really helpful to get the show to more amazing humans like you.  ❤️DISCLAIMER: This podcast is for educational purposes only, I am not providing any medical advice, I am not a medical practitioner, I'm an herbalist and in the US, there is no path to licensure for herbalists, so my role is as an herbal educator. Please do your own research and consult your healthcare provider for any&

Welcome back to the Midwifery Wisdom Podcast! We are so excited for this first episode of Season four!This week Augustine sits down with Rebecca Cohen, MD, as she shares her remarkable journey of self-discovery within the healthcare field. Rebecca's story is one of transformation, as she comes to terms with how her perspective differs from her colleagues in the medical profession.Together, Augustine and Rebecca delve into the crucial distinction between individualized care and public health care, shedding light on the profound impact of focusing on the needs of the individual. Rebecca shares the challenges of unlearning deeply engrained training and professional growth that ensued.This episode is a compelling exploration of a physician's journey to redefine the way we approach healthcare and inspire others to embrace change within the medical world.Show Resources-Rebecca's Website-Midwifery Wisdom Experience Streaming Ticket

Today I talked to Elizabeth Graver about her new novel Kantika (Metropolitan Books, 2023). Rebecca Cohen and her family live in Istanbul, until they lose all their wealth and are forced to leave. It's also no longer safe for Jews, and many are trying to find a place to go. Rebecca's father, once a successful businessman, now cleans a synagogue in Barcelona. Rebecca finds work as a seamstress and marries a man who is barely at home. He later dies, leaving her with two young sons to raise on her own, but she's already started her own business. A second marriage is arranged, but she has to get to Havana to meet her potential husband, and he has to lie to get back to the states faster than the usual bureaucracy allows. Finally, married and in her new home, she's challenged with helping her disabled stepdaughter, learning yet another new language, and building a new life. Rebecca was a tenacious heroine whose story has been lovingly fictionalized by her granddaughter, author Elizabeth Graver. Elizabeth Graver's fourth novel, The End of the Point, was long-listed for the 2013 National Book Award in Fiction and selected as a New York Times Notable Book of the Year. Her other novels are Awake, The Honey Thief, and Unravelling. Her story collection, Have You Seen Me?, won the 1991 Drue Heinz Literature Prize. Her work has been anthologized in Best American Short Stories, Prize Stories: The O. Henry Awards, The Pushcart Prize Anthology, and Best American Essays. She teaches at Boston College and tends to a field of rocking horses known to her and her family by a secret name but to the wider world as Ponyhenge. G.P. Gottlieb is the author of the Whipped and Sipped Mystery Series and a prolific baker of healthful breads and pastries. Please contact her through her website (GPGottlieb.com). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Today I talked to Elizabeth Graver about her new novel Kantika (Metropolitan Books, 2023). Rebecca Cohen and her family live in Istanbul, until they lose all their wealth and are forced to leave. It's also no longer safe for Jews, and many are trying to find a place to go. Rebecca's father, once a successful businessman, now cleans a synagogue in Barcelona. Rebecca finds work as a seamstress and marries a man who is barely at home. He later dies, leaving her with two young sons to raise on her own, but she's already started her own business. A second marriage is arranged, but she has to get to Havana to meet her potential husband, and he has to lie to get back to the states faster than the usual bureaucracy allows. Finally, married and in her new home, she's challenged with helping her disabled stepdaughter, learning yet another new language, and building a new life. Rebecca was a tenacious heroine whose story has been lovingly fictionalized by her granddaughter, author Elizabeth Graver. Elizabeth Graver's fourth novel, The End of the Point, was long-listed for the 2013 National Book Award in Fiction and selected as a New York Times Notable Book of the Year. Her other novels are Awake, The Honey Thief, and Unravelling. Her story collection, Have You Seen Me?, won the 1991 Drue Heinz Literature Prize. Her work has been anthologized in Best American Short Stories, Prize Stories: The O. Henry Awards, The Pushcart Prize Anthology, and Best American Essays. She teaches at Boston College and tends to a field of rocking horses known to her and her family by a secret name but to the wider world as Ponyhenge. G.P. Gottlieb is the author of the Whipped and Sipped Mystery Series and a prolific baker of healthful breads and pastries. Please contact her through her website (GPGottlieb.com). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/literature

Today I talked to Elizabeth Graver about her new novel Kantika (Metropolitan Books, 2023). Rebecca Cohen and her family live in Istanbul, until they lose all their wealth and are forced to leave. It's also no longer safe for Jews, and many are trying to find a place to go. Rebecca's father, once a successful businessman, now cleans a synagogue in Barcelona. Rebecca finds work as a seamstress and marries a man who is barely at home. He later dies, leaving her with two young sons to raise on her own, but she's already started her own business. A second marriage is arranged, but she has to get to Havana to meet her potential husband, and he has to lie to get back to the states faster than the usual bureaucracy allows. Finally, married and in her new home, she's challenged with helping her disabled stepdaughter, learning yet another new language, and building a new life. Rebecca was a tenacious heroine whose story has been lovingly fictionalized by her granddaughter, author Elizabeth Graver. Elizabeth Graver's fourth novel, The End of the Point, was long-listed for the 2013 National Book Award in Fiction and selected as a New York Times Notable Book of the Year. Her other novels are Awake, The Honey Thief, and Unravelling. Her story collection, Have You Seen Me?, won the 1991 Drue Heinz Literature Prize. Her work has been anthologized in Best American Short Stories, Prize Stories: The O. Henry Awards, The Pushcart Prize Anthology, and Best American Essays. She teaches at Boston College and tends to a field of rocking horses known to her and her family by a secret name but to the wider world as Ponyhenge. G.P. Gottlieb is the author of the Whipped and Sipped Mystery Series and a prolific baker of healthful breads and pastries. Please contact her through her website (GPGottlieb.com). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/historical-fiction

We have a new podcast! It's called Universe Of Art, and it's all about artists who use science to bring their creations to the next level. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.   No, The Gulf Stream Is Not Collapsing A sobering climate study came out this week in the journal Nature Communications. It suggests that a system of ocean currents—called the Atlantic meridional overturning circulation (AMOC)—could collapse sometime between 2025 and 2095, which could have dire climate consequences for the North Atlantic. SciFri director of news and audio John Dankosky talks with Swapna Krishna, a journalist based in Philadelphia, about what this means and what could be at stake. They also chat through other big science news of the week, including the detection of water vapor around a very distant star, a new image depicting the first detection of gas giants being formed around stars, a new theory for the origin of the world's “gravity hole,” why the fuzzy asp caterpillar packs such a scary sting, and what scientists can learn from ticklish rats.   The State Of Reproductive Health, One Year After Dobbs In the year since the Supreme Court decided Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization, overturning the federal right to an abortion, states jumped into action. Thirteen states banned abortion with limited exemptions, and three others have banned abortion after the first trimester. A handful of other states have extremely restrictive abortion access, or otherwise remain in legal limbo, awaiting court decisions or new laws to be signed. Leading up to Dobbs decision, SciFri delved into the science behind reproductive health and the potential ripple effects on access to care. Now, a little over a year later, we're following up what's going on. SciFri guest host and experiences manager Diana Plasker talks with Usha Ranji, associate director for Women's Health Policy at the Kaiser Family Foundation, based in San Francisco, California, about her survey of 569 OB-GYNs across the country. They discuss the growing disparities in states between where abortion is banned and where it remains legal. Later, John Dankosky talks with Dr. Rebecca Cohen, chief medical officer at the Comprehensive Women's Health Center, based in Denver, Colorado, about providing abortion and pregnancy care in a state where abortion is legal, and seeing patients who are traveling from states with bans in place.   The Kākāpō Parrot Returns To New Zealand Before humans arrived in New Zealand, parrots called kākāpō freely roamed across the islands. They are the world's only living flightless parrots, and they're a bit smaller than the average chicken. But the kākāpō's population started crashing centuries ago, due to human interference and the arrival of predators like cats, rats, and stoats. At one point, the species was teetering on the brink of extinction. For decades, scientists have been capturing and relocating kākāpō to safe islands, hoping their population would grow. It did, and the kākāpō's recovery team just reached a huge milestone: bringing four birds back to the mainland, a place they haven't existed since the 1980s. Guest host and SciFri events manager Diana Plasker talks with Deidre Vercoe, operations manager for the New Zealand Department of Conservation's kākāpō and takahē teams, about the history of kākāpō conservation, what this win means, and what's next for these beloved birds.   Far Beyond Their Native Habitat, Parrots Rule The Roost In many urban areas across the U.S. and abroad, feral, non-native parrots have become established. This is true in Brooklyn's Green-Wood Cemetery, where a colony of lime green monk parakeets have inhabited a massive nest on top of the gothic entrance gate. How exactly these parrots wound up here is a bit of a mystery. “The lore that's passed around is that at some point a box of parrots, perhaps at the airport, got overturned,” said science writer Ryan Mandelbaum. “What's more likely is a combination of people releasing their [pet] parrots and parrots escaping in some critical mass.” Mandelbaum wrote the cover story for July's issue of Scientific American all about the resilience of parrots. SciFri producer Kathleen Davis interviewed them at Green-Wood Cemetery, where they discussed why these parrots are not just surviving, but thriving.   To stay updated on all-things-science, sign up for Science Friday's newsletters. Transcripts for each segment will be available the week after the show airs on sciencefriday.com.  

Today I bring you Dr. Rebecca Cohen's wild journey from indoctrination into the obstetrics system, to serving as a radical, holistically-hearted birthkeeper. After almost dropping out of medical school several times during her training and residency, Rebecca finally got through the “hazing process” and became known as the “natural OB”. After having her own children, Rebecca decided to step away from her career, and when she was ready to serve women again years later in a different way, she found the Radical Birth Keeper School. Watch this episode on YouTube! https://youtu.be/0R8n91qqB9g ATTEND THE MATRIARCH RISING FESTIVAL: https://www.matriarchrisingfestival.com APPLY FOR THE RADICAL BIRTH KEEPER SCHOOL: https://www.radicalbirthkeeperschool.com GET THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO FREEBIRTH: https://www.freebirthsocietycourses.com/cgtf JOIN THE FREE BIRTH SOCIETY PRIVATE MEMBERSHIP: https://www.freebirthsocietycourses.com/membership VIEW ALL THE FREE BIRTH SOCIETY COURSES: https://www.freebirthsocietycourses.com JOIN THE FREE BIRTH SOCIETY NEWSLETTER: https://www.freebirthsocietycourses.com/opt-in-pregnancy-affirmations-gift FOLLOW FREE BIRTH SOCIETY ON INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/freebirthsociety/ SUPPORT THE PODCAST: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=2YJBSCNYXT52Y SUBMIT YOUR FREEBIRTH STORY! https://www.freebirthsociety.com/story-submission Connect with Rebecca: https://www.instagram.com/fullcircleholistic/

In the fifth and final episode of the Steez podcast, we talk about how Gen Z views sustainable investing. They are not just investing to align with their values. They are actively driving change with every purchasing preference and transaction. Our host, Rebecca Cohen, is joined by Jessica Matthews, Managing Director and Global Head of Sustainable Investing at J.P. Morgan, Jean-Louis Warnholz (CEO and Co-founder), and Eunice Jung (Head of Partnerships) from Future.

In episode 4, we talk about how Gen Z is changing the financial space in e-commerce. They prefer shopping experiences that are more convenient and spontaneous, seamlessly interwoven with social media. Our host, Rebecca Cohen is joined by Mallory Russell, head of global content at Square, Michael Saadat, head of public policy at Block, and Maran Nalluswami, SVP of diversified and value at Synchrony.

In episode #3 of the Steez podcast, we talk about FinTok, and why Gen Zers are getting their financial education from social media. Our host, Rebecca Cohen is joined by Michael Wang, founder, and CEO of Prometheus, Jeff Frommer, Chief Content Officer at MoneyLion, and Michael Borough founder of Altro.

Professor Katie Watson and Dr Rebecca Cohen join Ethics Talk to consider observed decompensation as a post-Dobbs clinical and ethical phenomenon and its influences on health professionalism. Recorded November 14, 2022. Listen to the rest of this series at JournalofEthics.org  

JAMA Associate Editor Linda Brubaker, MD, MS, discusses medication abortion as an alternative to a procedural abortion to terminate a pregnancy in an interview with Stephanie Teal, MD, MPH, University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center, and Rebecca Cohen, MD, OB/GYN, University of Colorado. Related Content: Medication Abortion Contraception Selection, Effectiveness, and Adverse Effects Conflict of Interest Disclosures: Dr Cohen serves as an unpaid board member for Cobalt, a reproductive rights advocacy group. No other disclosures were reported.

Rebecca Cohen not only created The Path to Heal, but has also authored 25 books and 13 Oracle card decks. She had a 20 plus year career in banking and became director at JP Morgan Chase. In 2008, Rebecca left the banking world after having a transformative awakening in which she realized that all things can be healed through one simple concept, self love, although simple self love is also elusive. Therefore Rebecca developed a remarkable healing system called the path to heal, which utilizes specific protocols and muscle testing to quickly uncover the psycho spiritual roots that block self love. Once the insight is received, the path utilizes healing tools, such as crystals, sound therapy and essential oils to restore the body to health and to our lives, to live with abundant joy, Rebecca instructs, the path to heal practitioners teaches workshops on The Path to Heal, and also sees private clients in Pennsylvania where she lives. Prior to developing The Path to Heal, Rebecca also studied Body Talk and Reiki. She received her MBA from UCLA as well as her BA from Barnard college. In this interview with Rebecca, you'll discover: -How Rebecca got inspired to begin the Path to Heal platform...03:30 -Self love = Be enthusiastically yourself at all times...09:23 -How do we assess our capacity for self-love?...15:30 -Getting to the root of our fears vs. dealing with superficial issues...21:12 -Accidental adversarial relationships...27:10 -Getting through our "God force" and stop blocking our joyful expressions of truth...34:00 -Tap into the amazing resources Rebecca has available online!...38:30 -An apology toward those with whom we've had accidental adversarial relationships...41:23 -And much more... Resources mentioned: thepathtoheal.com https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100056187285217 (Facebook) OM HealsQuantum physics reveals that we are 99.9999% energy and only .00001% physical matter. When we flow, move, and balance blocked energies we hold, then our mind, body and soul return to its natural state of well being. We are committed to matching you with the best possible energy meta-cine practitioners to support your wellness with our customized algorithm. After each energy session, we will ask for your feedback on how well we are matchmaking you with energy practitioners so we may serve you as best as we can. Visit https://om-heals.com (om-heals.com) to learn more and to get started today!

Today, Im joined by my long time client, Rebecca Cohen. We touch on everything in this episode.We talk about From her start as a real estate agent, to creating a half-a million dollar business, to motherhood, healing trauma and being a change maker in her industry. We dive deep on this episode into what it takes to create a life and business you love and results of doing that work. She basically gives a mini-masterclass on how to truly be happy working in your purpose and making money while you do it.  Now, she's creating a mentorship for people in her industry that is going to be a game changer. If you want to connect with her directly, check her out here. @ rebeccacohen.realtorTo apply to work with me, head over here: Denise Vernieri Consult Call

Welcome to the Tearsheet Podcast. Tearsheet's Iulia Ciutina and Rebecca Cohen both traveled to Money 20/20 Europe earlier this month. They sat down with editor Zack Miller to discuss what they saw, learned, and experienced.

Promoting anti-racism and anti-bias in schools can be tricky. But in our continued conversation with Ricky Almeida and Rebecca Cohen from Portland, Oregon, the results of empowering student voices benefit not only students but the entire school culture.

Welcome to Acquire, Tearsheet's Marketing Podcast. I'm your host, Rebecca Cohen, Head of Tearsheet Studios. On today's episode, I'll be speaking with Jack Rubin, VP of Marketing, Partnerships & Advertising Operations at Intuit Mint, who most recently spearheaded their latest major brand campaign, It's Time to Mint. Welcome to the show, Jack, and thanks for jumping into this conversation with me.

What's better than an incredible, enthusiastic, and effective school counselor? The answer: two school counselors who share those attributes. Listen in on this first of a two-parter with middle school counselors Ricky Almeida and Rebecca Cohen from Portland, Oregon as they share stories AND resources that you'll want to know about.

This episode brought to you by sweet old ladies.Rebecca Cohen uncovers the real life horror inspiration for A Nightmare on Elm Street, Asian Death Syndrome.Lisa encounters Dorthea Puente, a sweet elderly woman in appearance, but a killer and swindler by nature.Whitney discusses the origins of Santa Claus, and hops down the chimney with the original Saint Nicholas.

Aaron Bates Episode 069 WIN CLIENTS FOR LIFE BY BEING AUTHENTIC ON VIDEO -The Lockbox Podcast with Jeffrey Brogger  Listen to the insightful Lockbox episode w/ Aaron Bates and Rebecca Cohen about authenticity and building relationships with clients. They also break down the importance of having the separation between strategy and execution that can definitely help in doing a good real estate business. In this episode, we discuss: Their stories on how they got into real estate What advice can they give to people who want to be on that next level in real estate? Giving importance to rest and recovery towards for better productivity What's the most important thing that they do every day that led to their success? Strategies that they do that increased their referrals What did they do on social media that brought more clients to their business? What is the most important thing to consider when making videos and communicating with clients? “Your imperfections are your perfection.” Connect with Aaron: Website: www.aaronbatesrealestate.com YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcDj_YE_SXJK6MFJIlE6sCw Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aaronbatesrealestate/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AaronBatesRealEstate/ Connect with Jeff: https://steezy.digital/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jeffrey.brogger  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffrey-brogger/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/jeffbrogger FREE DOWNLOAD: The Ultimate Real Estate Goal Setting Framework This SMART spreadsheet will automatically breakdown the number of phone calls, appointments, or open houses you need in order to achieve your income goal!!! Click below to download this SMART spreadsheet today! https://steezy.digital/ultimate-real-estate-goal-setting-framework Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of The Impact Collective, we deep dive into the operations and goals of NYC-based nonprofit Brooklyn Book Bodega. Brooklyn Book Bodega's mission is to increase the number of 100+ book households in the NYC area, and generate access to literacy for kids 0-18 in the NYC area. Executive Director and co-found Rebecca Cohen walks us through Brooklyn Book Bodega's community initiatives, the story of how it came together, and the organization's goals for the future. To learn more about Brooklyn Book Bodega, visit https://www.brooklynbookbodega.org/ and to buy some of that super cool merch we were talking about, check it out here: https://www.bonfire.com/store/brooklyn-book-bodega Finally, you can follow Brooklyn Book Bodega on Instagram @brooklynbookbodega If you're loving these nonprofit highlights, please subscribe on the listening platform of your choice and don't forget to follow us on Instagram @impactcollectivepodcast xx --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode, we're sitting down with Susan Cullman, an active board member of Citizens Committee for New York City, and NYC Attorney and Tech Executive Rebecca Cohen. Susan is being honored this year as part of the organization's New Yorkers for New York fundraising campaign, where she is being honored for her legacy as an activist both in NYC and the nation's capital. The couple talk about the uniqueness of New York City's neighborhoods, the beauty of living in a walking city and their special connection to Mount Sinai Hospital. Cullman has dedicated 17 years of service to CitizensNYC.

New Yorker for New York honoree Susan Cullman and NYC attorney and tech executive Rebecca Cohen discuss the power of mentorship, the importance of championing woman's rights, and why it is up to women to chart their own course in life. Susan, whose family established roots in NYC centuries ago, serves as a board member or a former board member of several NYC nonprofits including Citizens Committee for New York City, The New York Women's Foundation, The New York Landmarks Commission, Mount Sinai Health System, and many others.

Research shows that kids who grow up in homes with books have better academic success and life outcomes. In today’s episode, we speak with Rebecca Cohen, co-founder of Brooklyn Book Bodega, a nonprofit organization that aims to increase the number of 100+ book homes in Brooklyn. She explains why it’s so important to have books kids can call their own at home, gives tips for building your own home library, and has great insight on how to get involved — whether you’re looking for free books for your own home library or want to help other families get access to books. You can learn more at www.BrooklynBookBodega.org. Support the In Plain Language podcast to continue bringing free language and speech resources to families by clicking "Support" here: https://anchor.fm/in-plain-language. Shop bilingual books and language learning resources at www.MaltyTheBlueTiger.com.

In this week's episode, we sit down with Rebecca Cohen and Danielle Adornato. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/charles-weinraub/message

Rebecca P. Cohen is Founder of ShareMyJourney.org, the curated peer hub that connects caring people 1:1 by phone and in small groups online to share knowledge and life experience during challenging circumstances and transitions. Rebecca has been featured as a Mom Boss in the Washington, DC area and is also the founder of BeOutsideAndGrow.com and author of the parenting book Fifteen Minutes Outside: 365 Ways to Get Out of the House and Connect with Your Kids and children's book, PJ's Backyard Adventures. Rebecca has worked with over 6,000 children around the world in making outdoor connections for a healthier life. Her work has appeared in USA Today, Better Home and Gardens, Parenting, Redbook, Working Mother, Family Circle, and Backyard Solutions. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/freeman-means-business/support

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Rebecca Cohen explained how Share My Journey “connects caring people to share knowledge and experience during challenging life circumstances.” She created a way for people who lived through a certain experience to give support to people currently living that experience. Whether the experience deals with family, career, or any of life’s endless enigmas, Share My Journey is filled with insights built from first-hand experience. Rebecca recalled the countless times she had no one in her immediate circle to discuss a problem with. She wanted to speak with someone who navigated the problem before her, and could understand what it’s like to go through similar circumstances. After eight years of sitting on the idea, Rebecca decided to launch Share My Journey after participating in a 48 hour social venture launch camp called Seed Spot.  A lot can be learned from Rebecca’s “just start” process. She would focus on diving into the next simple step, rather than overthinking the next five steps. When first starting, she sent a message out on a neighborhood app to find participants, and 12 strangers responded right away. She said in that moment, “I knew I was onto something.” Needs for connection and conversation unmasked itself to Rebecca through Share My Journey. She expressed the realization of how much impact a meaningful conversation can have on the giver and receiver. Share My Journey received positive feedback not only from the surveys taken by participants, but Rebecca shared that she receives unsolicited emails complimenting the initiative. “…an authentic connection or a conversation that's meaningful; it’s such powerful medicine, and this is a tool that's available to us now to add to our toolbox of things that can reduce our anxiety, or at least provide a way to acknowledge the anxiety that we feel with what's going on.”--Rebecca Cohen For connection, Rebecca asked people about their memories of receiving help. She found that each person she interviewed mentioned a time when they were offered help without asking. She expressed the power behind offering help and explained the ways she integrates this principle into her own life. Rebecca then talked about her pitching to mentors, and the feedback given to her ideas. The task of pushing her idea out for people to evaluate brought Rebecca lessons in pivoting the execution of her ideas. From this, Rebecca outlined general, simple steps in starting with what you have. Social venture projects seem to start very naturally and internally for Rebecca. She gave the background story on how she became an author, and the real life events that led her to write specific topics that relate to her own experiences. The growth of Rebecca’s projects also comes naturally. She explained what I like to think of as community support developing a project compared to the strings of investor funding. Then, she dove into what she envisions for Share My Journey as the initiative progresses. If you would like to learn more, you can check out Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, or the official website.

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Hey All, I did something a little different for episode 200. I went through my past 199 episodes, pulled clips from 23 episodes. These are clips from the part of the show where we ask the guest to share the project they have been a part of that they are the most proud of, the one that makes their heart sing. Hearing all these different stories of designers and creatives helping businesses, helping other designers, and using their talents to put good stuff back in the world is just awesome!Guest list...Episode 009 - Ben Hubbard - @ben_busyEpisode 021 - Nick Longo - @longodesignsEpisode 049 - Candy Brophy - @candybrophycreativeEpisode 050 - Leland Maschmeyer - @underthelidEpisode 058 - Matt Dawson - @staygrayponyboyEpisode 068 - Jordan Sondler - @jordansondlerEpisode 069 - Lauren Griffin - @typogriffEpisode 074 - Jason Craig - @jasonthe29thEpisode 084 - Jordan Coon - @jordandudemanEpisode 087 - Amy England - @amylynneenglandEpisode 099 - Rebecca Cohen - @co_projectsEpisode 105 - Tara Victoria - @taravictorialEpisode 110 - Kendrick Kidd - @kendrickkiddEpisode 123 - Hank Washington - @iam_hankEpisode 127 - Rahul Bhogal - @rahulbhogalEpisode 132 - Austin Dunbar - @durhambrandcoEpisode 147 - Lindsay Stripling - @lindsayvictorialeeEpisode 153 - George F. Baker III - @gfb3Episode 154 - Andrew Hochradel - @hochdotcoEpisode 178 - Tracie Ching - @traciechingEpisode 186 - Meena Khalili - @meenakhaliliEpisode 188 - Joshua Ariza - @joshua_arizaEpisode 190 - Kenny Morgan - @counselcreative

Hey All, I did something a little different for episode 200. I went through my past 199 episodes, pulled clips from 23 episodes. These are clips from the part of the show where we ask the guest to share the project they have been a part of that they are the most proud of, the one that makes their heart sing. Hearing all these different stories of designers and creatives helping businesses, helping other designers, and using their talents to put good stuff back in the world is just awesome!Guest list...Episode 009 - Ben Hubbard - @ben_busyEpisode 021 - Nick Longo - @longodesignsEpisode 049 - Candy Brophy - @candybrophycreativeEpisode 050 - Leland Maschmeyer - @underthelidEpisode 058 - Matt Dawson - @staygrayponyboyEpisode 068 - Jordan Sondler - @jordansondlerEpisode 069 - Lauren Griffin - @typogriffEpisode 074 - Jason Craig - @jasonthe29thEpisode 084 - Jordan Coon - @jordandudemanEpisode 087 - Amy England - @amylynneenglandEpisode 099 - Rebecca Cohen - @co_projectsEpisode 105 - Tara Victoria - @taravictorialEpisode 110 - Kendrick Kidd - @kendrickkiddEpisode 123 - Hank Washington - @iam_hankEpisode 127 - Rahul Bhogal - @rahulbhogalEpisode 132 - Austin Dunbar - @durhambrandcoEpisode 147 - Lindsay Stripling - @lindsayvictorialeeEpisode 153 - George F. Baker III - @gfb3Episode 154 - Andrew Hochradel - @hochdotcoEpisode 178 - Tracie Ching - @traciechingEpisode 186 - Meena Khalili - @meenakhaliliEpisode 188 - Joshua Ariza - @joshua_arizaEpisode 190 - Kenny Morgan - @counselcreative

On this episode of My Girlfriend Hates My Podcast, I'm joined my the co-host of The Sauce podcast and creator of the superhero webcomic, Gyno-Star. We end up going into how enveloping online shopping and social media can be, especially trolling. Find Rebecca on Twitter @GynoStar and her podcast on @saucepodcast. Find My Girlfriend Hates My Podcast on Twitter @HatesPodcast.

Today's guest is Rebecca Cohen. She is the Creative Director, Designer, and Principal at Co Projects Design in Portland OR.During this episode we talk about:-her childhood and how she was introduced to exploring creativity by her aunt.-her move from NY to Portland to work with Nike and meeting her husband there.-the wild ride of a story that takes them through new baby, recession, and starting a studio together.-how she is an activist against gun violence and the ways she is using her design skills to further those causes.-the Feminst activist podcast she co-hosts called End Times Pep Talk.-print and packaging and their relevance even in this digital world. -a project she was incredibly proud to be a part of that aligned with her beliefs, and her heart. -turning down client work when they have messaging, or sell products that don't align with your values and the causes you support. I found this interview incredibly motivating and Rebecca's passion for the causes she supports and her activism work is exciting to hear about. Go check out their incredible work and @co_projects

Today's guest is Rebecca Cohen. She is the Creative Director, Designer, and Principal at Co Projects Design in Portland OR.During this episode we talk about:-her childhood and how she was introduced to exploring creativity by her aunt.-her move from NY to Portland to work with Nike and meeting her husband there.-the wild ride of a story that takes them through new baby, recession, and starting a studio together.-how she is an activist against gun violence and the ways she is using her design skills to further those causes.-the Feminst activist podcast she co-hosts called End Times Pep Talk.-print and packaging and their relevance even in this digital world. -a project she was incredibly proud to be a part of that aligned with her beliefs, and her heart. -turning down client work when they have messaging, or sell products that don't align with your values and the causes you support. I found this interview incredibly motivating and Rebecca's passion for the causes she supports and her activism work is exciting to hear about. Go check out their incredible work and @co_projects

Louise Kramer and her daughter, Rebecca Cohen, discuss training at Woodmere Fitness Club with Starting Strength Coach Inna Koppel while managing severe rheumatoid arthritis.

Research shows that at least 1-in-3 women will suffer from hair loss or reduced hair volume at some point in their lifetime. But what can you do when it begins to interfere with your life? We sit down with 33-year-old Rebecca Cohen, who bravely shares her hair-loss story: from the shame she felt when she began to shed, to the products she tried to boost her growth, to the eventual solution she found to regrow her stands and her self-confidence.

There simply isn't a better looking team in real estate. It also doesn't hurt that they're highly effective agents that can help you sell your property and purchase the perfect one to fit your needs. Hit them up at 516-497-1841, 585-230-5601, or facebook.com/AaronBatesRealEstateTeam !!! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/charles-weinraub/message

Kelly talks to Rebecca Cohen and Megan Cleland from Indivisible Oregon and the End Times Pep Talk Podcast about the politics of Oregon, including automatic voter registration and universal voter by mail, the urban-rural divide, the balance of power in the state legislature, and the intransigent State Senate President Peter Courtney. Starting at the 28-minute mark Kelly talks to Jamie McLeod-Skinner, Democratic candidate for Oregon 2nd Congressional District (currently the only Republican-held district in Oregon).

Kelly talks to Rebecca Cohen and Megan Cleland from Indivisible Oregon and the End Times Pep Talk Podcast about the politics of Oregon, including automatic voter registration and universal voter by mail, the urban-rural divide, the balance of power in the state legislature, and the intransigent State Senate President Peter Courtney. Starting at the 28-minute mark Kelly talks to Jamie McLeod-Skinner, Democratic candidate for Oregon 2nd Congressional District (currently the only Republican-held district in Oregon).

Rebecca Cohen shares ideas for outdoor adventures for spring and summer from her book, Fifteen Minutes Outside: 365 Ways to Get Out of the House and Connect with Your Kids. Topics discussed include: * Benefits of outdoor play * Playing in the rain * How to start a garden * Learning through outdoor play * Favorite spring and summer activities Show Page: www.discoverychilddevelopmentcenter.com/podcast Facebook: facebook.com/preschoolandbeyond

Rebecca Cohen shares ideas for outdoor adventures for spring and summer from her book, Fifteen Minutes Outside: 365 Ways to Get Out of the House and Connect with Your Kids. Topics discussed include: * Benefits of outdoor play * Playing in the rain * How to start a garden * Learning through outdoor play * Favorite spring and summer activities Show Page: www.discoverychilddevelopmentcenter.com/podcast Facebook: facebook.com/preschoolandbeyond

Birth control has helped many avoid unwanted pregnancies, but getting access to it can be a challenge. Professor Anu Manchikanti Gómez dives deep into a law that tried to change this by giving pharmacists the power to prescribe birth control. The only problem, is anyone using it? For More on this Topic: Read Gómez’s brief, Tracking the Implementation of a California Law Allowing Pharmacists to Prescribe Birth Control Further Reading: Why Coverage of Prescription Contraception Matters for Men as Well as Women, Krystale Littlejohn, Occidental College How Intrauterine Devices and Contraceptive Implants Help Young Mothers Avoid Quickly Becoming Pregnant Again, Rebecca Cohen, University of Colorado

No matter the time of year, nature is the ultimate giver of energy. Kids today spend so much time in class, in front of the tv and their devices that they are missing this gift. Are you cooped up inside every day? Find out why you need to get outside every day to recharge and refresh your life. 

Spending 15 minutes a day outside with your children/grandchildren can help everyone feel more relaxed and connected. But what if it freezing, or too hot and humid, or I just can’t go running around. Rebecca Cohen has great ideas from stargazing to having afternoon snack outside. Suggestions such as letting your children have outside time in the morning before school … Read more about this episode...