Podcasts about revisioning

Understanding your Relationship with Learning | Trusting the Process If/When Mastery Isn't a Given It feels good to be knowledgeable in a given area

On this episode of Another Way To See It, we return to the wisdom of elder Deena Metzger for part 3 of a discussion of her offering -19 Ways toa Viable Future for all Beings. In part 3 we delve into: Disengagement, Healing War-Peacemaking-The No Enemy Way, and Revisioning. This may be one of our most important episodes as it touches on the current reality we are living in. Please visit Deena's website for more information directly from the source.https://deenametzger.net/19-ways/   We always love to hear from you, reach out:https://www.instagram.com/anotherwaytoseeitpodcast/Support our show:   https://www.buzzsprout.com/1694878/supporters/new Coaches:  Kim Moranhttps://www.kimmorancoaching.com/https://www.instagram.com/kimcalifornia/ Randy Poindexterhttps://www.redesignyourinternalblueprints.com/abouthttps://www.instagram.com/the.randy.lee/ Tracy Holemeyerhttps://www.uncontrollablyme.com/https://www.instagram.com/uncontrollably_me/ Produced by: Kim MoranMusic: River Lies in Wait  L-Ray MusicSupport the show

Body dysmorphia affects queer men in nuanced ways, and while we can't unpack every single element - we're going to give it our best shot! Some guys experience body dysmorphia through muscle dysmorphia - sometimes called 'bigorexia' where the adoration of bigger bodies can become more than a erotic fascination, but a driver in how we perceive ourselves - sometimes with negative consequences. Spencer Colt rejoins us to talk about his experience, and how our image can sometimes be tied to schoolyard bullies, and if we push ourselves beyond our limits we could just find ourselves halfway up Mt. Fuji with a double patella dislocation. Now, not all experiences of body dysmorphia are under this umbrella - so we want to hear from you. If you've experienced some form of body dysmorphia we'd love to hear form you. Be that slender guys, chunky boys, tall or short guys - anyone who feels their body doesn't match up with what their brain thinks it should be. Spencer last joined us during our OnlyFans content creator episode Spice Guys and the Sextra episode that followed We talk in non-explicit terms about domestic and intimate partner violence, so if you need some support head to joy.org.au/support Thorne Harbour's ReVisioning and No To Violence's resources on men's behaviour change programs might be useful, and check out Safe Always supporting LGBTIQA+ people experiencing violence Spencer is online over at Instagram at @spencercolt_ This episode was recorded on the lands of the Yalukut Weelam clan of the Boon Wurrung peoples. We pay our respects to their elders, past, present and emerging, and acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded.

TW // Suicide / self-harm / If this subject is difficult for you please consider giving this episode a miss. Please get help and support if you need it, or if you're worried about a friend/colleague/relative. There are a number of places to go including https://www.nurselifeline.org.uk/, https://www.samaritans.org/ & https://www.papyrus-uk.org/. Welcome to episode 143 [originally broadcast on Wednesday 22 November 2023] of #mhTV​​​​​​​​. This week Nicky Lambert and Vanessa Gilmartin spoke with guests Leanne Patrick and Dr Ruth Riley about 'Why are dominant suicidology approaches failing nurses: A call for a feminist critical suicidology perspective'. LP: Leanne Patrick is a Queen's Nurse and she leads a Gender Based Violence and inequalities service in NHS Scotland. She is currently writing a book about "Feminism in Nursing", exploring the history of nursing and the current political issues facing our profession through a feminist lens. RR: Dr. Ruth Riley, Senior Lecturer, University of Surrey, is a sociologist and qualitative researcher and holder of a Wellcome Trust Discovery Award for a project titled: ‘Revisioning distress and nurse suicidality through a feminist, critical suicidology lens', to explore contexts contributing to the higher rates of suicide in female nurses. You can see some of the links shared during the episode on this X Thread: https://x.com/Unite_MHNA/status/1727401324109877370?s=20 Some X links to follow are: VG - www.x.com/VanessaRNMH NL - www.x.com/niadla​​​​​​​​ DM - www.x.com/davidamunday LP - www.x.com/LeanneHPatrick Credits: #mhTV Presenters: Vanessa Gilmartin, Nicky Lambert & David Munday Guests: Leanne Patrick and Dr Ruth Riley Theme music: Tony Gillam Production & Editing: David Munday

Welcome to the Tearsheet Podcast. I'm Tearsheet editor in chief, Zack Miller. We've got a great show prepared for you today. We're going to be talking about "Reimagining the Last Mile in Banking and the BaaS Business Models that will ensure Safe and Secure Delivery of Financial Products." We've assembled a panel of experts that will provide valuable insights into the current state and the future of Banking as a Service business models. You'll hear how these models are morphing to reshape the financial industry. As we explore where banking and BaaS has evolved from, we'll also tackle BaaS Business Models in the future and the Path Forward for the different players in the ecosystem. Joining me on the show today is  🔷 Kate Drew, Director of Research at CCG Catalyst Consulting Group: Kate brings over a decade of industry experience and is a renowned fintech thought leader. Her insights have been featured in publications like CNBC, The Fintech Times, and Business Insider, making her a sought-after expert in the field. 🔷 John Bearden, Chief Banking Officer, Thread Bank: John is CBO of Thread Bank. Previously, he served as President of the Middle Tennessee Banking Group at Renasant Bank. He previously led the Depository Fixed Income practice at Stifel Financial and Sterne Agee where he worked with depository institutions around the country. 🔷 Sarah Howell, Head of Partnerships at Infinant: With her background in card payments and fintech, Sarah is a key figure in the BaaS landscape. She has played a vital role in the launch of Apple Pay and has been a thought leader during her tenure at Visa. Her insights have been featured in publications like American Banker and The Financial Brand. Tearsheet thanks our partner Infinant for helping make this conversation, and others like it, a reality. Without further ado, here's our show

#education #creative #destruction 0:00 - 2:20 - Intro 2:20 - 8:00 - How Destruction Actualizes Potential 8:00 - Wrap Up Hello Everyone, I hope all is well. Welcome to our segment on Education, this week ☺️ In today's conversation we share a key tenet that is necessary when you're trying to breathe your vision into reality: destruction. Yes

Dr. Gene Lim, Research Officer from the Australian Research Centre for Sex, Health and Society (ARCSHS) at La Trobe University joins the program to discuss how intimate partner violence impacts our LGBTQ community. Gene addresses implicit bias in healthcare settings, stigma, and prevalence of intimate partner violence in our community. We also discuss a new study looking at LGBTQ victim survivors of IPV, and how they access support services. Resources If you are at immediate risk of harm, please call 000 for police support. If you are in need of non-emergency support and it is outside of business hours, please contact the Statewide Family Violence Helpline (24/7) on 1800 015 188 or 1800 RESPECT - the 24-hour national sexual assault, family and domestic violence counselling line for any Australian who has experienced, or is at risk of, family and domestic violence and/or sexual assault. Learn more about Family Violence services at Thorne Harbour Health https://thorneharbour.org/services/relationship-family-violence/ ReVisioning is a group where you as a gay, bisexual, or queer man (including cisgender or trans men) can learn about breaking patterns of violent, abusive or controlling behaviours. The group offers a safe environment where you can explore power and control in your relationships and raise your awareness of the effects your behaviours have on others and yourself. https://thorneharbour.org/services/relationship-family-violence/revisioning/

This week Dr. Patrick Reyes sits down for a conversation with Ched Myers and Elaine Enns. Each talks about their radically different upbringings and how their peacemaking and restorative justice work led to their chance meeting. Ched and Elaine have spent the past 25 years at the helm of the Bartimaeus Cooperative Ministries, whose motto is “Revisioning the intersection of Word and world. Animating communities of discipleship and justice.” Ched, an ecumenical activist theologian, is a well-known educator, writer, teacher, and organizer committed to animating and nurturing church renewal and radical discipleship and supporting faith-based movements for peace and justice.Elaine, a Canadian Mennonite, is an educator, writer, facilitator, and trainer in conflict transformation. She focuses on how restorative justice applies to historical violations, including intergenerational trauma and healing. Their latest book, Healing Haunted Histories: A Settler Discipleship of Decolonization, and other publications are available at Bartimaeus Cooperative Ministries. Portrait Illustration by: TriyasMusic by: @siryalibeatsRate, review, and subscribe to Sound of the Genuine on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts.

This morning, we Clayton, Jeff, and Sarah have some reflections on the main themes to come across from the Vision Boards from the revisioning process at Northpoint. Recorded on 12th March 2023.

On this episode of The Cam & Otis Show we are joined by special guest Dr. David Gruder, who is a clinical and organizational psychologist, an award-winning best-selling author, and a highly sought speaker, trainer, and trusted advisor. He is the founder and CEO of Integrity Revolution, which“helps ‘everyday people to world leaders' create sustainablehappiness, health, love, and success without sacrificing personalintegrity or social responsibility,” through providing EssentialPsychological Skills for Extraordinary Businesses, Leaders, andWellbeing™. As always this show is brought to you by Tribe andPurpose. You've put the work in but you're not sure how to reap therewards. It's time to focus on the success you have planned foryourself and your team. The Tribe + Purpose team can guide you tobuild on that success to have even more. Learn more atwww.tribe-purpose.com connect with Dr. David Gruder on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gruder Check Out his site: https://www.drgruder.com/YouTube Link: https://youtu.be/RCwgPBgpxXk

Margit Novack is an entrepreneur, thought leader in aging and pioneer in Senior Move Management. Margit founded Moving Solutions in 1996, when she was in her 40s. Over the next 25 years, her passion and commitment to serving older adults and their families inspired her team to provide world-class service that earned her awards and national media attention in this then-new cottage industry. She had no direct experience in the field at the time she started her company, but saw a need and sought to serve a vulnerable population. Margit is widely recognized as founder of the Senior Move Management industry. She is the Founding President of the National Association of Senior and Specialty Move Managers (NASMM), chaired the NASMM Ethics Commission and developed industry training. NASMM recognized Margit's commitment and service by creating the Margit Novack Award for Excellence in Senior Move Management. In 2020, Margit left the formal work world and began a new role as author, speaker and champion of a re-visioned picture of aging. Squint: Re-visioning the Second Half of Life is her first book, which she wrote during the Covid pandemic. Her book is an uplifting guide for the second half of life. Margit's memoir opens our eyes to the abundant possibilities of later life. She pairs profound and memorable personal stories with larger themes -- downsizing, caregiving, forgiveness, estrangement and more -- and shows that with the right perspective and “re-visioning,” the future is rich with possibility. Realistic, compassionate, substantive and uplifting, Margit's Squint is a guidebook that leaves us better equipped for the years ahead. She believes that "life will never get better than it is right now," and believes the statistic that a positive outlook can increase one's lifespan by seven years. She notes that, sometimes, we don't know what we are passionate about, and encourages listeners to be on a journey of uncovering your passions, which may change over time. At age 72, she recognizes her desire to be part of a team, so she started a "mitzvah team" of friends to make a difference in her community. She and her team have collected socks for shelters at long term health care facilities, for example. She believes in living with intention, as opposed to a "I'll see what happens" approach, and preaches about the value of intentionality in her book and during public speaking engagements. Kudos for Squint: “Telling it straight about aging and more, it's a must read, and a must have, for an enlightening and joyful journey.” -- Helen Dennis, Columnist, Author and Specialist on Aging and the New Retirement “A delightful and poignant journey through the common experiences of the second half of life.” -- Teepa Snow, Occupational Therapist and CEO of Positive Approach to Care Margit grew up in Philadelphia, went to the Philadelphia High School for Girls and has graduate and undergraduate degrees from the University of Pennsylvania. She is a great gardener, terrible cook and enthusiastic walker. Margit lives with her husband and three dogs (a retired Greyhound racer and two puppy mill rescues), and divides her time between Philadelphia and Maryland's eastern shore, where she loves kayaking upwind. To learn more about Margit and her memoir, Squint, please visit www.margitnovack.com, and follow her at: facebook.com/margit.novack nstagram.com/margit.novack/ twitter.com/MargitNovack linkedin.com/in/margitnovack Learn more about host, Maria, at www.MariaLeonardOlsen.com, and follow her at @FiftyAfter50. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/maria-leonard-olsen/support

Today we are joined by special guest Dr. David Gruder, who is a clinical and organizational psychologist, an award-winning best-selling author, and a highly sought speaker, trainer, and trusted advisor.He is the founder and CEO of Integrity Revolution, which “helps ‘everyday people to world leaders' create sustainable happiness, health, love, and success without sacrificing personal integrity or social responsibility,” through providing Essential Psychological Skills for Extraordinary Businesses, Leaders, and Wellbeing™.As always this show is brought to you by Tribe and Purpose.  You've put the work in but you're not sure how to reap the rewards. It's time to focus on the success you have planned for yourself and your team.The Tribe + Purpose team can guide you to build on that success to have even more.Learn more at www.tribe-purpose.comand connect with Raliegh on LinkedIn here:https://www.linkedin.com/in/gruderOr his website: https://www.drgruder.com/Youtube Link: https://youtu.be/RCwgPBgpxXk

19 June // Rev. Katrina Lambert // Revisioning

Today on the We Are Made Podcast, Imani is joined by Liberian photographer and BYDESIGN co-founder, Muenfua Lewis. Originally born in Kansas City, he didn't discover his passion for photography until his later years in college. Due to the lack of reflections in his immediate environment, it wasn't until after joining the corporate world that he realized a creative outlet is essential. A personal project turned idea would soon allow him the space to build the community he longed for and tell the stories he wanted to hear. Introducing this week's origin story, Muenfua Lewis. Find Muenfua Lewis and his work by clicking here. About We Are Made Studios: We Are Made Studios is a gathering space where creatives of color can be seen and meaningful connections can be made. Serving as a creative community and media company that curates gatherings and resources needed to uplift the voice and work of creatives of color. Find us here: Website: https://wearemadestudios.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/wearemadestudios/ Twitter: www.twitter.com/wearemadestudio --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

For the younger Indians, Marxism is a weird, extremist and extinct ideology of the past. Here's how you can recover what is valuable in Marxist ideology.

Host Ashlie Benson sits down with Dr. Monique Liston who is the Chief Strategist & Joyful Militant of Ubuntu Research and Evaluation. Ashlie and Dr. Liston discuss what it means to practice joyful militancy, who are community celebrates and how we celebrate them, and the culture Dr. Liston has cultivated at Ubuntu Research and Evaluation. To learn more, visit: Ubuntu Research and Evaluation Dr. Liston's Facebook Live about Revisioning the Way we Celebrate our Community Action Steps:Sign up for Ubuntu Research and Evaluation's Mailing ListSupport Love on Black WomenDrink Water Bridge the CityWhen you're taking action in your community, share with us! Use #bridgethecity or tag us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or LinkedIn.We humbly ask you to consider joining our Patreon so we can continue creating episodes and events that encourage community engagement and open dialogue.Music by Casey Masters.

After the conclusion of our Romans 8 series and before beginning another new series, we decided on a message to encourage us as a church family as we enter into a Revisioning process related to the use of our Ministry Centre. The message title for this Sunday is, First Things First and is taken from 1 Corinthians 15:1-11. We hope you will join us for Worship and Word!

January brings an entirely different feel.  Trish and Lori reconnect after the holidays and share optimism and hope for the new year.  Revisioning life after grief requires intentional action as well as dreaming.   Learn the process Trish goes through every year to ensure she reaches her goals and acknowledge growth as well as her book recommendations for self-improvement. Lori reveals the vision that keeps her motivated through those difficult waves of grief. The journal prompt for this week will help you get started to reimagine the possibilities for your future. To learn more, visit Embracing Grief

Columbia, Maryland was created with an eye towards intentionally integrating neighborhoods based on race and income. Despite their intent, many of the methods utilized by The Rouse Company were made illegal with the Fair Housing Act, most prominently the practice of "steering" homeowners or renters to certain properties based on race. As these methods have become prohibited, Columbia's communities have begun to self-segregate due to the conscious and subconscious biases of consumers. The Columbia Housing Center was created to reverse the tide and encourage renters and homebuyers to make choices that will reinvest in Columbia's original vision. Columbia icon Jane Dembner has left a lasting mark on the community she loved and Andy Masters is worthy of carrying that legacy forward.

During this episode we dive into a conversation about the Code for America volunteer network. We'll talk through conversations they've been having at the grassroots level to refocus their efforts and answer some key questions around values, purpose, and future steps. We're joined by the following folks at different stages of the conversation: - [Em Burnett](https://twitter.com/elburnett) - [Janet Michaelis](https://twitter.com/jgmichaelis) - Jennifer Miller - [Rene Joy](https://twitter.com/renejoywrites) - [Tim Leisman](https://twitter.com/TimLeisman) - Yeti Aberra Join us on [Discord](https://discord.gg/hECzBJh) ### Resources and Shoutouts: - [Network ReVisioning Proposal](https://cfa-network.gitbook.io/network-revisioning/) - [Effort announcement](https://discourse.codeforamerica.org/t/announcing-the-network-revisioning-project/1058) - [2021 Brigade Congress](https://cfa.osp.cat/conferences/congress/f/43/){:target="_blank"} - [Civic Tech Chat Live Show info for 10/16/2021](https://cfa.osp.cat/conferences/congress/program/52) ##### Music Credit: [Tumbleweeds by Monkey Warhol](http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Monkey_Warhol/Lonely_Hearts_Challenge/Monkey_Warhol_-_Tumbleweeds)

Dr. Peter Storey is former president of the Methodist Church of Southern Africa, past president of the South African Council of Churches, and was Methodist Bishop of the Johannesburg/Soweto area for 13 years. A native South African with a 60+ year track record in urban and Justice ministry, Professor Storey founded a network of crisis intervention centers in South Africa in the 1960s and served as chaplain to Nelson Mandela and other political prisoners on Robben Island. In the 1980s he became a national leader in the church struggle against apartheid and co-led an ecumenical delegation to the United Nations, the U.S. Congress and Europe. Committed to non-violence and reconciliation, Professor Storey founded the Methodist Order of Peacemakers and Gunfree South Africa, he co-chaired the regional Peace Accord, Truth and Reconciliation Commission, appointed by President Nelson Mandela. He presented the Franklin S. Hickman Lectures at Convocation & Pastors' School at Duke Divinity School in 1987. The Peter Storey Papers document Storey's leadership. We discuss what it means for the Church to be in Ministry with God's world. Resources Books: Storey, Peter. With God in the Crucible: Preaching Costly Discipleship. Abington Press. 2002  Storey, Peter.  Protest at Midnight: Ministry in a Nations Darkest Hour  And are We Yet Alive? Revisioning our Wesleyan Heritage in a New Southern Africa (Methodist Publishing House, Cape Town, 2004)   Listening at Golgotha (Upper Room, 2004). Articles: The Fig Tree: South African retired bishop challenges American congregations.              https://www.thefigtree.org/sept05/090105storey-churches.html Peter Storey papers, 1950-2014. https://archives.lib.duke.edu/catalog/storeyp Music by - Lucas Britt - “TBD Lucas and Z”

This week Rachel and Jacinta find out about the Safe Always campaign by Rainbow Health Victoria and Thorne Harbour Health. Jackson Fairchild, Head of Policy and Programs at Rainbow Health Victoria, joins us to talk about the campaign and the LGBTIQ+ family violence primary prevention project. Later, Carolyn Gillespie, Director of Services at Thorne Harbour Health, discusses services available for LGBTIQ+ victim-survivors and perpetrators of family violence. Family violence is a serious issue and can happen to anyone. No one deserves violence. Ever. Information about the Safe Always campaign is at safealways.org.  If you or someone you know is experiencing family violence, you can get in touch with: Rainbow Door: call 1800 729 367, text 0480 017 246, email support@rainbowdoor.org.au 1800 Respect: call 1800 737 732 https://www.1800respect.org.au/  Thorne Harbour Health: call (03) 9865 6700 https://thorneharbour.org/  You can find information about the following at: Pride In Prevention Guide at Rainbow Health Victoria's website https://www.rainbowhealthvic.org.au/ The Say It Out Loud website https://sayitoutloud.org.au/ ReVisioning behaviour change program on the Thorne Harbour Health website  

S3E3 - Revisioning Residential Care Services for Children and Youth: FFPSA and the GCQSA by FL Child Welfare

Kojo, Franko, Baker and Seun are BACK with another episode of the Unserious Candidates Podcast! Catch us with new episodes every Wednesday! On this week's episode, the boys are here to discuss the thing looming over all of their heads - exam season! Our warm-up question this week was “What is one common myth about your field/degree that you want to debunk?” Our main topic this week was about exams and exam season, how we've been dealing with the stress and some funny memories about past exam seasons. We also weigh in on the debate, Uni VS Sixth Form, which one is more difficult? Our closing question this week was “what is your favourite inspirational quote during troubling times?” We hope you enjoy the listen, and do make sure to follow our podcast so you don't miss out on any episode! Also, follow us on social media @unseriouspod everywhere!

Covid has disrupted every aspect of our society, but its impact on education may be its most long lasting. Pierce County is blessed with a wealth of higher ed institutions: UWT, Evergreen Tacoma, University of...

Post COVID, Nurses must recreate ourselves! We have more, or less, accepted the roles others and Media have portrayed us as. We are FAR more than that! My guest, Ann Scanlon McGinity is a decades-long model of Nursing Leadership, who continues to vibrantly move the role of nurses forward. In this Episode, we will share a DYNAMIC conversation on necessary changes nurses must make for our future reinvention. Let us look at Nurses’ current image. What image would TRULY do justice to who and what nurses are? How will we craft a new, more robust and comprehensive professional identity image? How will we, as Nurses, brand that NEW image, which will require the work of leadership in establishing a culture that supports this image, faculty and clinicians who can live this new image and how we communicate this to the public. DO NOT MISS this Episode if YOU are determined to help transform Nursing and Healthcare!

This week on Maximum Mom your host Elise Buie joined Karen Bonnell. Karen has over 30 years of experience working with couples and families facing transition, loss, growth and change. A graduate of the University of Michigan, Karen has been board certified and licensed as an Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner since 1982. Karen's work as a Collaborative Divorce Coach spurred her determination to write “The Co-Parenting Handbook” “ with Kristin Little, Child Specialist. Parents learn the best ways to support their children, strengthen their co-parenting, and discover the necessary tools to skillfully create a two-home family.As a teacher, trainer, facilitator, Karen played an instrumental role in developing the year-long facilitator training program for the Compassionate Listening Project. As a certified Compassionate Listening trainer, Karen utilizes this heart-centered approach to authentic speaking and capable listening used around the world in high-conflict situations such as Israel/Palestine. Her deep listening skills make all the difference working with co-parent pairs in conflict as they find their way through the pain of divorce into a future with optimism.To keep on maximizing your firm, stay connected!Facebook GroupFacebook PageYouTube channelLinkedInGuildSubscribe to Maximum Mom on your favorite podcast player so you never miss an episode!

Image attributed to Youssef Naddam via Unsplash Michael checks in with Thorne Harbour Health's Family Violence team worker Jesse to talk about how our community responds to intimate partner and family violence. 2020 has been a particularly stressful year for many and forced many of us into close quarters - not always in safe settings. We discuss what resources are available to support people experiencing or using family violence, and what techniques to utilise if you need to chat to a friend or family member. For support you can reach out to Rainbow Door 1800 729 367 Phone: 1800 729 367 Text: 0480 017 246 Email: support@rainbowdoor.org.au Switchboard/ QLife – 1800 184 527. Switchboard also offer Webchat 3PM-12AM everyday www.switchboard.org.au, Switchboard is staffed by volunteer counsellors and peers who can direct you to the right supports. Thorne Harbour Health – (03) 9865 6700 We provide counselling services to LGBTI communities and we also run the ReVisioning Men’s Behaviour Change Program that offers a group-based program to same-sex and same-gender attracted men who use violence. Referrals into ReVisioning can also be made via revisioning@thorneharbour.org. Drummond Street Services - (03) 9663 6733 9AM-5PM, this service provides a variety of counselling services options to the LGBTIQ community. ds.org.au Men’s Referral Service –1300 766 491 From 9.00am -9.00pm, for men who are using relationship or family violence. Men’s Referral Service also provides ‘Live chat.' The Police - Call 000 The LGBTIQ Gay and Lesbian Liaison Officers (GLLO) are also a valuable resource to aid in supporting you to interact with mainstream police support should you feel uncertain about having direct contact with police; if you contact police ask to speak to a GLLO if possible.   Contact your MP to help end conversion practices in Victoria https://equalityaustralia.org.au/endconversionvic/

In a time when millions of citizens have hit the streets to protest for or against something, in an attempt to bring change to the most critical issues facing humanity, David Bedrick invites us to look at a different kind of activism. “It’s an activism born more from the mind and heart than marching feet. It’s expressed not by a megaphone or signs but through teaching, writing, and facilitating dialogue. An activism that embraces our individual and collective shadows rather than opposing them or fighting against them.”

“In complicated grief, what happens is, you haven't just lost the person, you've lost your identity.” ~Dr. Mark Rider Mark Rider, PhD, has developed a language for understanding the lyrical relationship between body and brain. “We learned how to use music improvisation to mirror a person's pain, to mirror a person's imagery of their cancer. And then we would change that music [so] it went in a healing direction.”  His work might best be described as a chemical connect-the-dots. Dopamine. Endorphins. Serotonin. There’s a reason your favorite piece of music makes you feel good - the brain produces all three of these chemicals in response.  Mark has adapted that mirroring further, creating a revolutionary treatment option called revisioning. In practice, the psychotherapy technique “activates” the same neurotransmitters of the brain when a client sits across from and communicates with a mirror image of their loved one (in the instance of grief) or themselves (in cases of trauma, depression, PTSD, etc).  As someone who’s experienced the power of revisioning in my own healing work, I am deeply grateful that this modality exists. I’m fascinated by revisioning as a stand alone treatment and how it can be employed in tandem with other modalities for addressing complex trauma. You can hear a firsthand account of my personal revisioning experience on CWH episode 134.  *** Dr. Mark Rider has been a licensed psychologist in Southlake, TX, for over 20 years. He has post-doctoral training in Neurotherapy, EMDR, Cognitive Hypnotherapy, and Psychopharmacology. His first book, The Rhythmic Language of Health and Disease (1997), demonstrated that neuroplastic shifts in the brain can be created by music and imagery, and were essential for health. His next book, Revisioning: Mirror Therapy for Unresolved Grief (2014) revolutionized the treatment of complicated grief. This technique has been shown to be 99% effective with this condition. Together with Lynn Heselton, their latest book, Revisioning: Rapid Mirror Neuron Psychotherapy for Grief and Trauma, has created groundbreaking treatments for PTSD, Personality Disorders, and Dissociative Disorders without the client having to relive the traumas.  For full show notes, guest information, and resources, visit: http://www.headhearttherapy.com/podcast *** Conversations with a Wounded Healer is a proud member of @mhnrnetwork. Let’s be friends! You can find me in the following places... Website: www.headhearttherapy.com/podcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WoundedHealr/ https://www.facebook.com/HeadHeartTherapy/ Instagram: @headhearttherapy Twitter: @WoundedHealr @HeadHeart_Chi

Professor Mpine Makoe is dedicated to opening access to education, and her work in mobile education serves to support students toward understanding. Her approach to education is underpinned by a firm commitment to lifelong learning and empowerment. Interview: https://episodes.castos.com/onlinelearninglegends/049-Mpine-Makoe-Final.mp3 | recorded July 2020 Mpine's ORCID and Google Scholar profiles: http://orcid.org/0000-0003-4192-1781 and https://scholar.google.co.za/citations?user=ZTFi5nYAAAAJ&hl=en Nominated links (free to access): Makoe, M., & Shandu-Phetla, T.P. (2019). Using Mobile-based Social Media to Facilitate Interaction and Build Communities through the Lens of Ubuntu in Distance Education. Journal of Learning for Development, 6(2), 130-142. https://jl4d.org/index.php/ejl4d/article/view/357Makoe, M. & Shandu, T.P. (2018). Developing a Mobile App for Learning English Vocabulary in an Open Distance Learning Context. https://doi.org/10.19173/irrodl.v19i4.3746Makoe, M. (2018). Using Future Research Methods in Analysing Policies Relating to Open Distance Education in Africa. Open Praxis, 10(1), 5-15. https://openpraxis.org/index.php/OpenPraxis/article/view/581Schulte, D., Cendon. E., & Makoe, M. July 2020, Revisioning the Future of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education

In this episode, I chat with Sara Dobie Bauer. Sara is a bestselling romance author and mental health / LGBTQ advocate with a creative writing degree from Ohio University. She lives with her hottie husband and two precious pups in Northeast Ohio, although she'd really like to live in a Tim Burton film. You can find out more about Sara at her author website: SaraDobieBauer.com and Twitter, Tumblr and Instagram as saradobiebauer. Sara's latest book, Abstract Love, is available from Amazon. It was fab chatting with Sara and we talked about the vulnerability of men in fiction and a new generation of men breaking stereotypes and opening up about their emotions and mental health. We squeed over Timothée Chalamet and discussed feeling connected and empowered with other writers and fangirls through writing fanfiction. We talked about positive changes in the world with patience, inclusivity and tolerance as well as getting excited about the new version of Dune and our thoughts on the book - sadly we recorded this episode just before the delay announcement of the Dune movie to 2021 :( Timmy, if you're listening and you ever need a life coach, call me! :) And, as ever, thank you for your kindness on showing this ‘older lady' how to take a selfie! I hope you all enjoy our chat and do subscribe to Gen X Voices to hear future episodes. Connect with me on Instagram at thegenxwomenscoach and Twitter as susebb. Content warnings: mental health and suicide discussion

Episode 55 of Down By The Creek with Joseph Durham, Shelby Cox, and Abby George. Recorded on Tuesday, September 29. Listen as they talk about the podcast and how the staff at Creek Worship have revisioned the podcast moving forward.

Nina Simons and Aftab Omer in conversation:In this expansive and heartful conversation, Nina Simons and Aftab Omer explore the shadows and possibilities of entrepreneurship. Holding a vision of local interdependence and generative globalization, they discuss how transformative innovation gathers social, technological and cultural dimensions in ways that regenerate the commons.View the full Integral Voices archive and sign up to stay updated on future episodes at https://meridianuniversity.edu/integralvoices. Integral Voices is produced by the Center for Transformative Learning at Meridian University.

A discussion of Memorial Day and suggestions to truly honor the fallen.  The music is Sunday Bloody Sunday and Surrender by U2.

In this energized episode, Bob and Stephanie chat with Krystl Johnson, a young adult lay member of the Eastern Pennsylvania Annual Conference and Vice President of the Eastern PA Chapter of the WCA. Krystl offers her unique millenial perspective on the present and future of the Church, the recent protests concerning racial injustice, her work as Director of a Christian pregnancy center, her studies in restorative theology, and her preparations as a delegate to the 2021 United Methodist General Conference. Read Krystl's article on "Revisioning the Global Church." Send your questions, comments, and suggestion to podcast@wesleyancovenant.org. Subscribe to Holy Conversations on your favorite podcast platform and leave us a review! To join the Wesleyan Covenant Association or to learn more, check out our web site.  

A conversation with Astrologer Felina Kavi + Amanda ‘Pua’ Walsh, Founder of Astrology Hub Discuss...  The importance of having rites of passage, and how they allow us to fully embrace the shifts in our life that ultimately rebirth our path. How Biological and Astrological thresholds like “coming of age,” Saturn return and the end of menopause offers us an opportunity to celebrate our growth and bring more meaning to our lives. The comfort that personalized and sacred ceremony brings, and the lessons they teach. Insights into how you can create sacred rites of passage for yourself and others.   LINKS:  Sign up now for Anne Ortelee’s Workshop:  Do Your Saturn How to Find Your Ideal Work, Ground Your Energy & Overcome Your Blocks To Mastery Your Soul Purpose Course, While you take care of yourself, we’d like to take care of you. Get your “Unprecedented Times” $50 discount on this course through April 30 by entering discount code YSP50 upon checkout. Get your FREE 2020 Astrology Hub Guide Book Find Astrology Hub on Instagram  Get Notified! Thanks so much for joining us this week. Want to subscribe to The Astrology Hub Podcast? Have some feedback you’d like to share? Connect with us on iTunes and leave us a review! iTunes not your thing? Find us on Spotify, Stitcher, or TuneIn.

On this Episode of: “Magic Universe with Sharonah!” ….Host Sharonah Rapseik discusses: Vision Boards - Re-Visioning Your Future, as well as taking your calls for Questions about Crystals, Angels, Reiki, Tarot and more! ...Call is for a FREE Mini-Reading, Live On-Air! More Upcoming Shows! >>>> PsychicTalk.net/Upcoming Become a Radio Host! >>>> PsychicTalk.net/Hosts

This episode is a great reminder that no matter what we can always choose a different path, if our current circumstances are no longer serving us. Especially important during the coronavirus pandemic. I hope this episode brings you inspiration and joy! For more information on Suzy go to: https://suzycarroll.com/For more information on Lucas go to: https://www.lucasmack.com/

The Lens of Lent sermon series continues with Dr. Leigh Bond inviting us into the practice of re-visioning our world, community and one another. Based upon John 9:1-12 (13-41) What does the call to be a re-visionist look like in the midst of a global pandemic? What does this call mean for our faith and future?Support the show (https://tithe.ly/give?c=529518)

Listen to this episode of NWP Radio for a discussion with Vicki Collet, co-director of the Northwest Arkansas Writing Project and author of Collaborative Lesson Study: ReVisioning Teacher Professional Development. For those that will be at NCTE in Baltimore in November, Vicki will have a book-signing at the Teachers College Press table in the exhibit hall on Friday, November 22, from 12:00p–12:30p. Guest Vicki Collet, Associate Professor of Curriculum and Instruction, University of Arkansas; Co-Director, Northwest Arkansas Writing Project Other Related Links vickicollet.com Request to join Collaborative Lesson Study Book Club on Facebook Vicki’s blog: mycoachescouch.blogspot.com Vicki on Facebook: facebook.com/mycoachescouch/ Vicki on Twitter: @vscollet

My guest this week is young explorer and accomplished photographer, Alex Pflaum. In our conversation we turn back time and wander into the wily world of the ancient Silk Road, where Alex spends his time these days. He’s betting on a renaissance among budding Central Asian economies, not in trade, but in tourism.  At the time we spoke, Alex was working round-the-clock, finalizing the layout for his new book. Captured in his images is the awe-inspiring expanse of virgin landscape. There’s a raw beauty to it. Not for the feint-hearted, I thought, but for the last of us who find pleasure in remoteness. This is the Silk Road, after all. The very name conjures up images of camel convoys, Mongol hordes, boundless horizons, and of course, the Great Game, that period in the 19th century when British and Russian spies vied for territory and trade rights throughout Central Asia. But for Alex, the new Silk Road offers fresh opportunities for adventure seekers, eco-tourists and a few madmen as well.        

This episode features a conversation on Healing and Revisioning with Belvie Rooks. Belvie’s work weaves the worlds of spirituality, feminism, cosmology and social justice with a passion for dialogue. As an educator, she is the creator of the ground-breaking, project-based educational curriculum based on Brian Swimme and Thomas Berry’s, The Universe Story, entitled, Hey Listen Up: A Sense of Self, A Sense of Place.Our host is Mary Evelyn Tucker, co-author of Journey of the Universe and professor at Yale University.In this conversation, Belvie describes how teaching the story of the universe has empowered African American youth to contextualize slavery, envision healing and reconciliation, and imagine a better future through a broader sense of self and place. We hope you enjoy the Journey!--- What is our place in the 14-billion-year history of the universe?What roles do we play in Earth's history?How do we connect with the intricate web of life?This podcast series is part of a larger project called Journey of the Universe that invites us to reflect on these questions. It consists of a film, a book, a series of conversations, and online classes. The creators of the Journey project imagine that by knowing more about the universe and Earth we will also know more about ourselves. This may give us grounds for navigating our own journey in challenging times. How did we come to be part of this universe story? How do we belong and how can we participate in its future flourishing? This series is a gateway into exploring these questions. In these podcasts of the Journey of the Universe Conversations we will meet scientists and historians, environmentalists and teachers, gardeners and urban planners. All of them are reflecting on how we can be more fully alive in this context of participating in a universe story.Connect deeply with these materials and more via the Journey of the Universe: A Story for Our Times Specialization, a series of Massive Online Open Courses hosted by Coursera and created by Yale.To receive up to date announcements on new podcasts and Journey community offerings, subscribe to our newsletter.

During the summer when multiple teams come and serve with GO Ministries weekly, we end each week with a family meal and family worship. During this time, teams from different churches and organizations unite locally as a manifestation of the global church in Santiago as one gathered people under the Lordship of Jesus. Each week a different staff member from GO has the opportunity to speak vision and mission into the lives of these sisters and brothers as we ordain them as sent ones and release them to return to the USA on the same mission they embarked upon to the Dominican Republic. In this Summer Bonus Episode, Vicki Rogers shares a message following this year's them of ReVision. We hope you find it helpful and inspiring.If you have questions about this study or questions about our ministry in general feel free to drop a note at gringlishfellowship@gmail.comIf you'd like to make a contribution to help fund the podcast and/or our work with GO Ministries, you may do so at www.gomin.org/rogersSupport the show (https://gomin.org/rogers/)

Jorge Ferrer is considered one of the main architects of second-wave transpersonal psychology and is best known for his participatory approach to spiritual knowing and religious pluralism. He is an international lecturer and professor at California Institute of Integral Studies. He teaches courses on transpersonal and integral studies, comparative mysticism, participatory theory, embodied spiritual inquiry, and spiritual perspectives on sexuality and intimate relationships.  We explore non-ordinary states of consciousness, embodied spirituality or “body fulness”, plant medicines, and the need for more cross-pollination between spiritual traditions.   Shownotes http://www.soulspacepodcast.com/2019/06/02/episode19 (http://www.soulspacepodcast.com/?p=1770)   Poem by Thal Mohammed Music by Hoiking Fung https://youtu.be/5IPKauYFdmg (https://youtu.be/5IPKauYFdmg)   Connect info@soulspacepodcast.com https://www.instagram.com/soulspacepod/ (https://www.instagram.com/soulspacepod/) https://www.facebook.com/soulspacepod (https://www.facebook.com/soulspacepod) https://twitter.com/soulspacepod (https://twitter.com/soulspacepod)   About Adrian Choo & Thal Mohammed explore modern spirituality and life's profound questions with fellow seekers. Through stories, lessons and practices, this show helps listeners deepen their inner work and move towards a more meaningful life. Music produced by Hoiking Fung.

Jorge Ferrer is considered one of the main architects of second-wave transpersonal psychology and is best known for his participatory approach to spiritual knowing and religious pluralism. He is an international lecturer and professor at California Institute of Integral Studies. He teaches courses on transpersonal and integral studies, comparative mysticism, participatory theory, embodied spiritual inquiry, and spiritual perspectives on sexuality and intimate relationships.  We explore non-ordinary states of consciousness, embodied spirituality or “body fulness”, plant medicines, and the need for more cross-pollination between spiritual traditions.   Shownotes http://www.soulspacepodcast.com/2019/06/02/episode19   Poem by Thal Mohammed Music by Hoiking Fung https://youtu.be/5IPKauYFdmg   Connect info@soulspacepodcast.com https://www.instagram.com/soulspacepod/ https://www.facebook.com/soulspacepod https://twitter.com/soulspacepod   About Adrian Choo & Thal Mohammed explore modern spirituality and life's profound questions with fellow seekers. Through stories, lessons and practices, this show helps listeners deepen their inner work and move towards a more meaningful life. Music produced by Hoiking Fung.

After a story from Christian’s honeymoon in Thailand, Ben and Christian hear about Miguel Baltazar’s transition from a Production Assistant to a Storyboard Revisionist at DreamWorks TV! Enjoy part 2 of the conversation as Miguel answers YOUR questions from Instagram in this episode!

Episode 16 of the Ground Shots Podcast.   This episode is a conversation with Lindsey Leach, who lives in Richmond, Virginia. I recorded our conversation this past October, while I was doing a printmaking residency in Petersburg, Virginia at Cornmeal Press, the studios of Aimee Joyaux, our guest from Episode 14. When this interview was recorded, Lindsey was working as the Development Manger at ChildSavers, an organization dedicated to the mental wellbeing of children in the greater RVA area.   In addition to talking about the work of the organization ChildSavers, we chat about:   the importance of trauma informed council for children the history of the deliberate concentrating of poverty in black communities in Richmond, VA how a history of systematic racism is reflected in the present day reality of the city ways that schools are still segregated how trauma affects the body the link between trauma and systematic racism the need to remove the confederate statues on Monument Ave in Richmond, VA reevaluating southern identities that revolve around a selectively curated storytelling of the past the importance of representing and telling all stories of the past and present for a more accurate representation of the lived human experience in the RVA area having civil conversations with people who you don't agree with how Richmond is making changes to acknowledge the history of all people who lived and live in the city (links to some of these things are found below)   ********************************* To go along with this episode, Lindsey, who is an avid reader, put together an epic book list that relates to the topics we touch on in this conversation, found on the Ground Shots Project Patreon membership page. *********************************   As of February of this year, Lindsey accepted a position at United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS) as Senior Development Officer. Now she heads up fundraising for UNOS, the nonprofit that manages the nation's only organ transplant system. She continues to support ChildSavers and is involved in her community through board service for ReEstablish Richmond which is a local nonprofit that helps refugees establish roots, build community, and become self-sufficient. In addition to her nonprofit work, Lindsey is an artist. You can view her portfolio linked below and learn about her psychic landscapes depicting the inner world of emotions.    The additional music for this episode is by Ted Packard. Ted is a nature connection educator, artist and musician who runs a Patreon for his creative projects which also expand beyond music, the link to his page can be found in the show notes below.   ******************************* Lindsey's artist portfolio: https://everavidart.com/ ChildSavers: https://childsavers.org/ ReEstablish Richmond: https://www.reestablishrichmond.org/ Virginia Museum of History and Culture: https://www.virginiahistory.org/   The American Civil War Museum: https://acwm.org/   Black History Museum: http://www.blackhistorymuseum.org/   The Valentine: https://thevalentine.org/   The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (VMFA) is putting on this upcoming show in Richmond called "Cosmologies from the Tree of Life: Art from the African American South." https://www.vmfa.museum/exhibitions/cosmologies/   An article about the Maggie walker statue Lindsey mentions: https://www.richmond.com/news/local/city-of-richmond/maggie-walker-statue-unveiled-saturday-in-richmond/article_042f028e-045c-5777-98bf-31cb8ac56e7b.html   A website on the complex history of the 'monuments' on Monument Ave. : https://onmonumentave.com/   ******************************* Support the podcast on Patreon to contribute to our grassroots self-funding of this project.  Our Instagram page @goldenberries Join the Ground Shots Podcast Facebook Group to discuss the episodes Subscribe to our newsletter for updates on the Ground Shots Project Theme music: 'Sweat and Splinters' by Mother Marrow Additional music: 'Philosophers of Yeardley Drive:  Graduates of the Grapefruit' by Ted Packard Produced by: Opia Creative  

Terry Crews For more video and exclusive insights sign up: http://www.peakmind.org Subscribe to YouTube for the video release: http://www.youtube.com/michaeltrainer 0:00 Intro to Terry Crews 1:23 Lion’s Maine organic coffee, check out http://www.foursigmatic.com/Peak for 15% off 2:40 Organifi protein powder, http://www.organifi.com - peak mind at checkout for 20% off 4:33 Terry Crew’s episode begins 5:55 Coming out of an abusive household and art as a refuge 8:00 Athletics as a way out of Flint 9:20 Bet on me, being source for the family 10:23 Drawing teammates to make ends meet while in the NFL 12:50 Life after the NFL 13:12 From Alfa-male and friendships to the loss of identity 15:00 Deep depression, moving out of the pity party 16:35 Not seeing who we are, and stoping the descent 17:40 asking friends for money and moving beyond broke 19:14 Sweeping a factory floor and the magic of taking charge of your circumstance 20:22 Revisioning your low-point, beyond pride to self-responsibility 21:14 If anything needs to change it is on me, and making the hard stand in true friendship 22:20 The masculine sense of entitlement that is built in culturally 22:50 When pride prevents you from seeing things how they truly are 23:31 The lone male gong out their alone and dying in the pride of solitude 25:00 The caustic mix of religion and alcohol and the birth of shame 26:36 Pornography as an escape, and learning to have a double life to hold up the false-self 27:44 Becoming the false-self and descent into porn addiction 28:45 Wife- I don’t know you anymore, I am leaving. Facing rock-bottom 29:30 Facing you darkest secrets 29:44 Guilt and shame, and facing it by coming clean 30:10 Facing another rock bottom 31:50 Being alone with yourself, who are you really 32:12 Facing the shadow, claiming the liar, and moving beyond 32:50 Believing the lie 34:00 Changing your beliefs 34:14 That I was more valuable than my wife and kids 34:44 Facing your own shadow and confronting way relating to those you love the most 32:25 The cult of masculinity and de-programming 36:10 Growing up without a role model and a process of individuation birthing boys to men 36:44 Pimp-culture 37:00 “The Game” - keeping women off balance to manipulate and control 37:23 Bringing it back to psychology of slavery and pimp culture - and praising this toxic masculinity 38:00 The thing you believe is the things that is repeatedly discussed and shown - that is what you accept 38:42 A conscious state of questioning 39:15 The challenge of saying no to people, moving beyond people-pleaser 40:40 That is your power, the ability to say no, and yes! - the impeccability of your word 41:27 The seismic shift within 42:20 “The world can be an illusion… I found there were things that were wrong with me that I liked… and that is a very dangerous place to be” 43:55 “You are priceless already, there is nothing you have to do to get more value” - number one thing…. as a human being. 44:45 The opposite of creativity is competition 45:24 You need other people to be successful for you to be successful 46:33 “Creativity, you are the only person who can give what you got” 47:00 “You can only be creative when you know your value, when you know you are priceless” 47:20 The fallacy of being more valuable - “when you become your wins, you inevitably must become your losses, and when you becoming losses thats where the challenges come in” 48:35 The cycle of shame 49:00 When you know you are good just the way you are, then you can do anything 49:34 The true success is just doing what you want 50:14 The power of authenticity and creativity 51:00 And that is where I choose to live, on my own planet 51:20 Choosing your atmosphere 52:11 Being at affect to other people’s agendas, vs being at cause 53:00 To know I am one person 53:23 Life gets better! 54:00 When you are free from the paradigm I am not jumping back in! 55:00 “I stand for love, I stand for strength, I stand for being a real man” 56:10 “Its impossible to realize an outside, without first realizing an inside!” 56:54 Death as a moving up 57:19 The sun does not go down, we go around the sun, its an illusion… 58:00 My spirit, it ain’t going nowhere 58:47 Acknowledgement of Terry Crews Please tag @michaeltrainer and @terrycrews on social with any insights from the episode. For additional insights, inspiration, and the first release notification, sign up at http//www.peakmind.org and follow: http://www.instagram.com/michaeltrainer and http://www.instagram.com/peak_mind on instagram and http://www.Facebook.com/michaeltrainer for photographs and additional insights/inspiration.

Tara offers a new model for doctoral education.  How do we revision the PhD for our present?

ReVisioning - Identifying Spiritual Milestones - Part 3 taught Sunday, February 3, 2019 by Rev. Michael Waters

Revisioning - How Community Shapes Disciple-Making Part 2 taught Sunday, January 27, 2019 by Rev. Michael Waters

ReVisioning Disciple-Making and Community Part - Part 1 taught Sunday, January 20, 2019 by Rev. Michael Waters

ReVisioning Disciple-Making and Community Part - Part 1 taught Sunday, January 20, 2019 by Rev. Michael Waters

Revisioning - How Community Shapes Disciple-Making Part 2 taught Sunday, January 27, 2019 by Rev. Michael Waters

ReVisioning - Identifying Spiritual Milestones - Part 3 taught Sunday, February 3, 2019 by Rev. Michael Waters

ReVisioning Disciple-Making and Community Part - Part 1 taught Sunday, January 20, 2019 by Rev. Michael Waters

ReVisioning - Identifying Spiritual Milestones - Part 3 taught Sunday, February 3, 2019 by Rev. Michael Waters

Revisioning - How Community Shapes Disciple-Making Part 2 taught Sunday, January 27, 2019 by Rev. Michael Waters

This is a special conversation about making a pivot in your business in order to get closer to what you’re meant to do. Rebecca and I each get personal about the pivots we’re each moving through and we talk about the retreat we’re hosting in 2019 for YOU.   Topics Discussed In This Episode: Owning the work you’re best at Revisioning your business Thinking about your body of work and what legacy you’re creating Mindset issues that come up when you push the boundaries of your business The Signature Heart And Soul Business Retreat: A retreat for entrepreneurs who are expanding and stepping into bigger leadership (LINK)   Letting go of what’s no longer working in your business The process of rebranding during a pivot (both Annie and Rebecca’s experiences) Rebecca’s pivot to Connectfulness (https://connectfulness.com/ Annie’s pivot to Rebel Therapist (https://rebeltherapist.me/) Show notes at http://coachingwithannie.com/podcast/85

This is a special conversation about making a pivot in your business in order to get closer to what you’re meant to do. Annie and I each get personal about the pivots we’re each moving through and we talk about the retreat we’re hosting in 2019 for YOU.   Topics Discussed In This Episode:   Owning the work you’re best at Revisioning your business Thinking about your body of work and what legacy you’re creating Mindset issues is that come up when you push the boundaries of your business The Signature Heart And Soul Business Retreat: A retreat for entrepreneurs who are expanding and stepping into bigger leadership: https://connectfulness.com/signature-retreat Letting go of what’s no longer working in your business The process of rebranding during a pivot (both Annie and Rebecca’s experiences) Rebecca’s pivot to Connectfulness (https://connectfulness.com/) Annie’s pivot to Rebel Therapist (https://rebeltherapist.me/)     Resources Discussed: Join us for two FREE virtual retreats that offer a small taste of the kind of transformative work that will happen over the four days of our Signature Retreat:    Change Your Relationship With Imposter Syndrome on 12/14/2018  https://connectfulness.com/events/imposter-syndrome   What's Your Most Powerful Leadership Style? on 2/20/2019 https://connectfulness.com/events/leadership-style     Listen above or on your favorite podcast platform.

In this episode, I interview Dr. Bayo Akomolafe, a writer, speaker, and “walkout” academic who left the field of Clinical Psychology to pursue a “small, intense life”. He is Chief Curator and Executive Director of The Emergence Network—an earth-wide commonwealth of trickster-activist-artists inspired to rethink our patterns of responding to crises. Here, we discuss: (1) His decision to turn down a major academic promotion to prioritize authentic work and family life (2) His collaborative action-research project that is rethinking activism with Africa at the center (3) How he’s crafting critical, theoretical work for wider audiences in the form of story

Paul Ortiz, Associate Professor and Director of the Samuel Proctor Oral History Program at the University of Florida, discusses his most recent book, An African American and Latinx History of the United States, the myth of American exceptionalism, and globalizing America's past.

Every month I share transformational conversations with women who have learned to walk in beauty, with the strength, courage, and pleasure of reclaiming their feminine sovereignty. Women all over the world are rising up to have their voices heard and to be treated with respect. I like to give each of their voices a platform to speak their truth and inspire our listeners to do the same. Today it's my honor to introduce you to  Danielle Dulsky who amongst many things, is a midwife for helping us dig deep to access our holy wildness. She reminds us that we were all wild once. I first introduced you to Danielle during the Goddess Talk Sessions and again when she published her first book, Woman Most Wild (New World Library).  Danielle Dulsky is the author of The Holy Wild and Woman Most Wild. She is an artist, yoga teacher, energy worker, and founder of Living Mandala Yoga teacher training programs. She leads women’s circles, witchcraft workshops, and energy healing trainings and lives in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania. Today we’ll be discussing Danielle’s new book, The Holy Wild: A Heathen Bible for the Untamed Woman The Holy Wild is the bible for the modern witch (female, male, or beyond the gender binary) who wants to deepen their spiritual power and embody magic at a new level. It is the book that can open up a previously timid or nervous person, who is afraid, yet excited about their energetic power. It is a guidebook for anyone who wants to look at their lives in a new way and reclaim the passionate vibrancy that our patriarchal culture may have stifled or tried to snuff out. The Holy Wild is a potent and powerful read… You can get a copy wherever books are sold. Show Notes: Your book is called The Holy Wild: A Heathen Bible for the Untamed Woman. How did you come up with this title? Who did you write this book for? What do you mean by the words “wild” and “untamed”? Could you give us an overview of the five elements, and how you made use of them in your book? You proudly call yourself a Witch. Can you explain what that means to you What if our listeners aren’t ready to identify as a Witch, but would like to invite more magick into their lives? Do you have any advice for them? A significant part of the book offers the reader a chance to write their own “verses” and stories. Why is this so important for their experience? Where can our listeners get a copy of The Holy Wild?  

Sharon Weil talks with Deena Metzger, esteemed storyteller, poet, author, teacher, healer, about Revisioning Medicine, healing the individual and the Earth. Drawing deeply upon story, spirit, and the healing practices of indigenous traditions, she presents a new vision for the culture of medicine and the global integration of healing.

Suicide and Emotional Blackmail with Roxanne Roberts of the Washington Post Talking about suicide, emotional blackmail and this article https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/style/suicide-is-desperate-it-is-hostile-it-is-tragic-but-mostly-it-is-a-bloody-mess/2018/06/08/ecf66aee-6b54-11e8-bea7-c8eb28bc52b1_story.html?utm_term=.9ea70dd308d1 There is ANOTHER WAY, there is help. Revisioning uses the mirror neuron network and can change suicidal thinking patterns. Podcast Ep: 9 is on this technique with Dr. Mark Rider and his peer reviewed research. 22 Vets a day 123 suicides a day 45,000 a year Let's always continue the conversation on suicide, I wanted to bring another perspective into this conversation, the one of emotional blackmail. Suicide is a tragedy. We understand that people are not their true selves when this thinking pattern takes over. Every suicide threat should be taken seriously. Not many people talk about the other side of this suicide coin....the one of emotional blackmail. Where someone says, If you don't do this -- I'll kill myself. If you are having thoughts of suicide please know these are faulty messages from the brain and Call 1-800-273-8255 Here is the number of the National Sexual Assault hotline. A caring person is on the line waiting for you. --> Call 1-800-656-4673

  Rev. Dr. Angela Yarber discusses the revolutionary work of the Holy Women Icons Project. As an intersectionally ecofeminist organization, the Holy Women Icons Project seeks to empower marginalized women and to be an accomplice in the work for justice for ethnic and racial minorities, women, LGBTQs, people with differing abilities, immigrants and refugees, the poor, animals, the earth, and all living at the margins of society. This is the fifth and final episode in my series Revisioning Christianity. The series began with the icon of anastasis and it ends with icons of holy women throughout history, religion, and mythology.Rev. Dr. Angela Yarber is the Founder and Executive Director of the Holy Women Icons Project. The Holy Women Icons Project seeks to empower marginalized women by telling the stories of revolutionary holy women through art, writing, and special events. Noticing a lack of women in iconography, she gave traditional iconography a folk-feminist twist by painting images of revolutionary holy women from history, mythology, and scripture. The Holy Women Icons Project also includes special events, retreats, workshops, lectures, sermons, and worship series related to these revolutionary holy women. And in 2017, HWIP began creating a retreat center on Hawaii Island to house these special events, artwork, and writings.  Dr. Yarber speaks with John Shuck about her own journey toward simplicity, a renewed vocation, and her vision for queering the church by making the church fully inclusive and empowering for all people. She discusses her move to Hawaii with her wife and child, turning Holy Women Icons Project into a non-profit, her work in building self-esteem among adolescent girls, traversing grief, and honoring the stories of queer women of color through the Holy Women Icons Project. You can see and hear more of their story on the television show, Tiny House Nation. Rev. Dr. Yarber holds a Ph.D. in Art and Religion and is author of seven books that address the intersections among gender/sexuality, religion/spirituality, and the arts. An ordained, queer clergywoman, she served local churches for fourteen years, and she has taught graduate and undergraduate students since 2006. Her books include Microaggressions in Ministry, Holy Women Icons, Holy Women Icons Contemplative Coloring Book, The Gendered Pulpit, Dance in Scripture, Tearing Open the Heavens, & Embodying the Feminine in the Dances of the World's Religions. Other guests in the series, Revisioning Christianity include: John Dominic Crossan, Resurrecting Easter: How the West Lost and the East kept the Original Easter Vision, Bart Ehrman:  The Triumph of Christianity: How A Forbidden Religion Swept the World, David Skrbina: The Jesus Hoax: How St. Paul’s Cabal Fooled the World for Two Thousand Years, andBishop John Shelby Spong: Unbelievable: How Neither Ancient Creeds nor the Reformation Can Produce a Living Faith Today.All of those interviews are available on podcast at Progressive Spirit. 

Bishop John Shelby Spong has been on the leading edge of progressive Christianity. Over the decades he has shared his own honest journey with faith, doubt, and social activism as an Episcopal priest, bishop, and author. Some of his many books include: Living in Sin? A Bishop Rethinks Human Sexuality, Rescuing the Bible from Fundamentalism: A Bishop Rethinks the Meaning of Scripture, and Why Christianity Must Change or Die: A Bishop Speaks to Believers in Exile. He is the author of the newly released, Unbelievable: Why Neither Ancient Creeds Nor the Reformation Can Produce a Living Faith Today. This conversation with Bishop Spong is the fourth of five interviews in my series, Revisioning Christianity. Already we heard from John Dominic Crossan, Resurrecting Easter: How the West Lost and the East kept the Original Easter Vision, Bart Ehrman, author of The Triumph of Christianity: How A Forbidden Religion Swept the World, and David Skrbina: The Jesus Hoax: How St. Paul’s Cabal Fooled the World for Two Thousand Years. Next week, I speak with Angela Yarber about the Holy Women Icons Project. All of those interviews are available on podcast at Progressive Spirit.

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This week on Well, Well, Well,  Michael delves into beats, sex on premises venues, sexual assault and beat violence. Flying solo? Hardly. Along for the ride is Craig Bascand from the Sexually Adventurous Mens Project at VAC, Leading Senior Constable Gabby Tyacke, Melbourne's full-time GLLO LGBTI Liason officer, and Shane Gardener from Melbourne's sex on premises venues Wet on Wellington. Gabby and I talk about beat and cruising legalities, and the GLLO portfolio at large. Shane and I chat about the history of sex on premises venues, new technologies to safeguard SOPV users, and ways operators work to reduce harm and sexual assault within their venues. Craig and I chat about gay men using beats, and gay networking apps.   We discuss the recent increase of homophobic violence committed against men in public spaces, how to feel comfortable reporting violence or sexual assault, and changes in security and safety at SOPVs.   In this week's episode, we discussed a number of services: GLLO LGBTI Liasion Officers SECASA (The South Eastern Centre Against Sexual Assault and Family Violence) Drummond Street Services Down An' Dirty: A resource for sexually adventurous gay, bi, and queer men ReVisioning: a group where you as a gay, bisexual, or queer man (including cisgender or trans men) can learn about breaking patterns of violent, abusive or controlling behaviours.  On The Beat - GLLO Show Podcast   For a safe space to enjoy (perhaps your first time at) sex on premises venue Wet on Wellington, and the THRSTY Pool Party Saturday 24th February   This show, Episode #609 originally aired Monday 5th February, 2018

Dr. Richard Norgaard is Professor Emeritus of Ecological Economics in the Energy and Resources Group at the University of California, Berkeley, environmental pioneer, and founding member and former president of the International Society for Ecological Economics. After receiving his PhD at the University of Chicago, where he studied with numerous economists who would later be awarded the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences, he became a critic of free market fundamentalism and went on to found the field of ecological economics which he continues to lead today. His recent research addresses how environmental problems challenge scientific understanding and the policy process, how ecologists and economists understand systems differently, and the impact of globalization on environmental governance. A philosophical and eclectic thinker, Dr Norgaard received the Kenneth E. Boulding Memorial Award in 2006 for recognition of advancements in research combining social theory and the natural sciences –and for more than 40 years he has been a strong voice calling for introduction of values of spirituality, beauty and ecological boundaries into mainstream economics. He is the author of Development Betrayed: The End of Progress and a Co-evolutionary Revisioning of the Future, co-author or editor of three additional books, and has over 100 other publications spanning the fields of environment and development, tropical forestry and agriculture, environmental epistemology, energy economics, and ecological economics. He serves on the Board of Directors of the New Economics Institute, on scientific advisory boards to Tsinghua and Beijing Normal University, and on the Board of EcoEquity.   In this interview, Richard discusses the dichotomy between ecology and economics, how a kind of faith thinking underpins the economic system (economism), and the failure of neo-classical economics to adequately grasp environmental limits. He also touches on the limits of conventional economic measures and the need for an approach system to environmental issues that allows for effective global governance while respecting agency at the local level. A proud Californian, Richard also discusses his work in water stewardship for the California Delta independent science board and the danger of conservation's inherent bias towards the past in addressing the challenges posed by a changing climate. This is a rare opportunity to hear the latest views of a pioneering thinker who has had a major influence on how we think about ecological economics, raising profound questions about our understanding of economic progress and development. The post Episode 29: Interview with Dr Richard Norgaard, Professor Emeritus of Ecological Economics appeared first on The Sustainability Agenda.

David Bedrick If you're feeling pulled towards some sort of activism but aren't sure what, join us here! David Bedrick helps us broaden our vision to include how the social/political world impacts the inner lives of people, how dialogue across diverse viewpoints can impact hearts and minds, and how psychology can play a role as a social-change agent. Bedrick deconstructs racism by looking at divergent views of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. He deconstructs sexism by critiquing the diet industry and the way women feel about their bodies. Bedrick brings this same psychological eye to understanding societal problems (e.g., gun control, addiction), national celebrities (e.g., Robin Williams, Lance Armstrong), and popular psychology’s failure to create sustainable change. He provokes critical thinking, feeling, and dialogue.It’s a daring call to empower activism and see ourselves as individuals intimately woven into a web of relationships and social issues. Learn more about David Bedrick: davidbedrick.com

This week on ep 572 Tex, Adam, Jessie and Alex re-visit shows from 2016. Topics covered include PrEPX, Orlando, The Apology, Equinox and ReVisioning. If you or anyone you know is experiencing difficulty please contact Lifeline on 13 11 14, qlife on 1800 184 527 or beyondblue on 1300 22 4636.

Reviving Hometowns, Energizing Communities with Dr. Eleanor Cooper – 9-3-16 | Mind Body Spirit Living How is the health of your hometown?  Strong local schools and economies are a foundation of American society, and yet in this year of a national election, we might forget to reflect on our own local priorities.  There are efforts going on all across the country, in towns big and small, to keep communities strong, vital, and energized.  What is the key to keeping our hometowns healthy?  This week we speak with a woman who has been a leader for change in her own community, and now helps others lead themselves back to health.  Join us as she shares her insights on what we need to know about having a healthy hometown. Dr. Eleanor McCallie Cooper is the former Executive Director of Chattanooga Venture, the organization that led Vision 2000 in Chattanooga, Tennessee.  Chattanooga’s visioning process is renown for setting a new course for the city’s revitalization that led to the Tennessee Aquarium and a “spirit of Renaissance” that brought Volkswagen to Chattanooga. She is currently a consultant to the Visioning a Greater Racine team in Racine, Wisconsin. Dr. Cooper served as Vice-President of the Lyndhurst Foundation. In recent years, she has been the Chattanooga Coordinator for the Marshall Memorial Fellowship, a program of the German Marshall Fund of the United States that brings young leaders from 22 countries in Europe to the United States. Dr. Cooper received her Bachelors Degree in English Literature from Agnes Scott College, and a Masters Degree in American Civilization at the University of Alabama.  In 2013, she received a doctorate from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga for her work on community learning and change. For more information about the Visioning a Greater Racine effort, go to http://www.visioningagreaterracine.org/.  

Sharon Weil talks with Deena Metzger, esteemed storyteller, poet, author, teacher, healer, about Revisioning Medicine, healing the individual and the Earth. Drawing deeply upon story, spirit, and the healing practices of indigenous traditions, she presents a new vision for the culture of medicine and the global integration of healing.

Jessie & Carlos together with Dr Stephen from The Centre Clinic, discuss treatment as prevention and the growing suite of options  available to prevent the transmission of HIV. Colin Batrouney manager of the Health Promotion Program tells us about the launch of a new campaign, Treat HIV Now, a joint project between Living Positive Victoria and VAC . Antony from The Revisioning Group explains the therapeutic service that is being offered exclusively to gay and bisexual men who are finding their anger, frustration or violence to be impacting on their relationships with their partners, family or friends.

Harding University Lectureship 2015

Harding University Lectureship 2015

Today we see the emergence of a liberating new way of being in the world -one that weaves together the deep Nature wisdom of Indigenous traditions, the spiritual insights of Eastern philosophy, and the quantum breakthroughs of modern science. By making this worldview part of our daily lives, we usher in an era of greater health and awareness, for ourselves and for society.For all of the achievements of modern "progress," the Western way of thinking has led us - personally and collectively - to a crisis. We experience ourselves as fragmented beings, separated from one another and Nature, and this alienation has led to destructive behavior that endangers the future of life on this planet. But each of us has the potential to transcend this crisis, and leave the era of separation behind.Glenn Aparicio Parry calls this new world view ORIGINAL THINKING. Through Original Thinking, we can strip away the destructive practices of rationalist Western thought, and reconnect with the Source that brings us health and the experience of our truest selves."It is important to incorporate Native wisdom into our lives because the separation we feel is only illusory. Nature and human nature; being and Human Being, are One. The concepts we routinely use, the way we see the world, has perpetuated certain illusory ways to seeing and being in the world that are dangerous. We treat the plants, animals, and all the elements poorly because we don't understand theyare us," as Glenn shares. Join Julie Ann and Glenn to explore how ORIGINAL THINKING offers a radical revisioning of how we think - and what it means to be human.

Anthony, Murray and Jack present the next chapter in our spotlight on family violence in the community, this week focusing on same sex attracted men in relationships. Kieran O'Loughlin, Senior Clinician in Training & Capacity Building with VAC joins the show to lead a discussion about relationship violence with Anthony. The boys also talk about ReVisioning, a behaviour change program for gay and bisexual men to discuss their experience of violence within relationships and coping strategies to help.

An interview with Simon Mills, herbal practitioner and author of Principles & Practice of Phytotherapy, The Essential Guide to Herbal Safety, Dictionary of Modern Herbalism. In this interview Simon's talks about : Why plants are not pills. Taking back control our health from experts, and much more.

This week, we continue to cast theWELL's vision to see transformed people transform cities. We talk specifically about getting involved in God's redemptive work in the Manhattan area and to role that each of us play in seeing it happen.

Where is theWELL going and how does that impact our day-to-day lives? Josh Siders takes some time to answer these questions by sharing the vision our church is striving to achieve, which is to see transformed people transform cities.

Join us for an enlightening interview with Pastor D.E. Paulk, senior pastor of Spirit and Truth Sanctuary (formerly The Cathedral of the Holy Spirit). You don't want to miss this interview as we discuss "Revisioning the Christ Path."  

This is a replay of Part 3

Think like an entrepreneur. You need a strategic and tactical plan to navigate New Financial Strategy for these economic times and seasons of lay-offs, downsizing, housing slump, and unstable financials. The old game plans are not working anymore. So let's talk about where you are now, vision and where do you want/need to be.

Think like an entrepreneur. You need a strategic and tactical plan to navigate New Financial Strategy for these economic times and seasons of lay-offs, downsizing, housing slump, and unstable financials. The old game plans are not working anymore. So let's talk about where you are now, vision and where do you want/need to be.

Think like an entrepreneur. You need a strategic and tactical plan to navigate New Financial Strategy for these economic times and seasons of lay-offs, downsizing, housing slump, and unstable financials. The old game plans are not working anymore. So let's talk about where you are now, vision and where do you want/need to be.

Think like an entrepreneur. You need a strategic and tactical plan to navigate New Financial Strategy for these economic times and seasons of lay-offs, downsizing, housing slump, and unstable financials. The old game plans are not working anymore. So let's talk about where you are now, vision and where do you want/need to be.