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In this episode, we chat with Dr. Rob Waller, a seasoned Consultant Psychiatrist with over 20 years of experience. Rob's journey in medicine started in London, took him to the University of Cambridge for his medical studies, and then to Yorkshire for his postgraduate psychiatry training. Now based in Scotland, he's spent nearly 15 years as a Consultant Psychiatrist, including a two-year stint in New Zealand. Dr. Waller brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to our discussion.We dive deep into the intersection of faith and mental health. Dr. Waller shares insights on distinguishing between spiritual, mental, and biological issues, and talks about his belief in the coexistence of supernatural life and the reality of illness. He also discusses his views on deliverance ministry and how it can be appropriately practiced within psychiatry.Join us for an enlightening conversation with Dr. Rob Waller as we explore the complex relationship between faith and mental health. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in integrating spirituality with professional mental health practices.Links mentioned in the podcast:Mind and Soul FoundationPeter and Caleb StreamCONNECT Sunburnt Souls Facebook YouTube PARTNERS Podcast Produced by Pretty Podcasts
Recorded on 17 September 2020 for ICMDA Webinars. Dr Peter Saunders chairs a webinar with Dr Rob Waller Dr Rob Waller is a Consultant Psychiatrist based in Scotland with over 20 years experience. He grew up in London, studied medicine at the University of Cambridge and then studied postgraduate psychiatry in Yorkshire. He has been a Consultant Psychiatrist for almost 15 years, including two years spent working overseas in New Zealand. He is a Fellow of the Royal College of Psychiatrists and holds postgraduate qualifications in Teaching and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy. He is an Honorary Senior Clinical Lecturer in the Division of Psychiatry at the University of Edinburgh. He has spoken widely at both church and academic events on mental health and spirituality. He is able to speak on a number of topics including the role of mental health services, the use of medication and therapy and how the brain works. To listen live to future ICMDA webinars visit https://icmda.net/resources/webinars/ To find out more about Rob's work visit https://www.mindandsoulfoundation.org
ABOUT THIS EPISODE Rob Waller is a legendary coach from Pennsylvania. For over fifty years, he's run the Rob Waller All-American wrestling camp and club. Coach Waller is a PA hall of famer, as is his son Robbie Waller who was a PIAA state champion and an NCAA champion for Oklahoma. Enjoy!
Rob Waller from on 19/09/2011
Join Phil Pringle today for Part 2 of a conversation on mental health which we started back in September 2021. COVID has sparked a huge increase in referrals for anxiety, depression, and spectrum disorders, and as a result the conversation around mental health has been blown wide open. Today we're hearing the perspectives of two healthcare professionals: Nathan Oliver, Lead Pastor of C3 Edinburgh and engaged in medical education in the UK; and new to the podcast is Rob Waller, a consultant psychiatrist in the UK and Director of the Mind & Soul Foundation which explores the gap between faith and mental health.
Making legal information more comprehensible and easier to use is a central theme in legal design. It is also a topic that has recently gained increasing research interest, sparking new ideas on how to enhance the usability of contracts and other legal documents in practice. After all, as research has shown, understanding what a document says is all about human metacognition. If users are enabled to connect the content of a legal document with ideas that are meaningful to them, it can help avoid “cognitive accidents” and work as a proactive method to promote legal wellbeing of the users and other parties. When users can understand what is expected of them, legal conflicts and misbehavior due to misunderstandings are less likely to occur. In this episode we have the honor to interview two pioneering experts in the field of legal information design, Helena Haapio and Rob Waller. Helena Haapio is a lawyer and a contract strategist at Lexpert Ltd, and an associate professor of business law in the University of Vaasa, Finland. Rob Waller is an experienced information designer, researcher, consultant and a teacher, and the current President of the International Institute for Information Design. Rob and Helena share insights from their various projects and collaborations, like the contract simplification project with an energy industry facility and Canadian aboriginals. We also hear what proactive law is, and practical tips about how to improve the usability of legal documents. If you want to know what makes a good (legal) document, tune in!
This month, the Kurdistan in America podcast is honored to host Mr. Rob Waller as our guest. Mr. Waller was the US Consul General in Erbil for one year from July 2020 and has just completed his assignment in Kurdistan.He has previously served as a career member of the Senior Foreign Service of the United States in several capacities, including the Director of the Office of Iraq Affairs and as the Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary for Iraq and Iran at the State Department. Mr. Waller discusses his key objectives and achievements as the US Consul General in Erbil and the challenges that he experienced during his tenure. He also shares his views on Erbil-Baghdad relations, the conflict between Turkey and the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), the Sinjar Agreement, and his personal experience in the Kurdistan Region and thoughts about the people of Kurdistan.
Guilt is a big topic - there is so much to say. Like the feeling of guilt itself, it is layered. We deal with guilt on an individual level and on a societal one. “Guilt is a religious problem which interests theologians, a social problem which interests sociologists and a psychological problem which interests psychologists,” wrote psychotherapist and theologian, Paul Tournier, in his book Guilt and Grace. People sometimes speak of ‘religious guilt’ or ‘Catholic guilt’ and it’s almost always used negatively. The assumption is that if you are religious, you are dealing with much more guilt than the regular person, and certainly more than is healthy!But maybe guilt is actually good? And maybe religion - Christianity in particular - is the maestro of listening to, directing, and silencing the guilt we experience in our lives. LINKS About that record... the first was already dead: angler -- read more about Clive White's trout confession. This episode is brought to you by Zondervan's new book Bullies and Saints: An honest look at the good and evil of Christian history by John Dickson. Meet our guest, Dr Rob Waller. Meet our guest, Professor Wilfred McClay Here's Rob's book, The Guilt Book Here's Bill's essay from The Hedgehog Review, The Strange Persistence of Guilt (behind a paywall, sorry!) The scene from Daredevil on Netflix was from Season 2, Episode 4. Though, we're not really saying you should watch it. This one's specifically for John, actually: More on 30 Rock, the American satirical comedy created by Tina Fey. (PS. It won 16 Emmy awards and is regarded as one of the best sitcoms of all time). Here's the atheist bus campaign that Bill talks about. You can learn more about Neitzsche's theory on the genealogy of guilt here. Here's Sigmund Freud's Civilisation and its Discontents, where he declared guilt to be “the most important problem in the development of civilization.” He said “the price we pay for our advance in civilization is a loss of happiness through the heightening of the sense of guilt.” Here we are again, with a link for the Netflix series The Good Place. (So great that we keep quoting it. Dear John, you should definitely keep watching. Love Kaley and Mark) There's a lot of views about whether or not to destroy Confederate statues. Here's a few interesting reads from different perspectives: A Solution to the Confederate-Monument Problem: Destroying the statues won’t erase the past. Why not let them deteriorate in a public space instead? from The Atlantic We need to move, not destroy, Confederate monuments from The New York Times Nearly 100 Confederate monuments removed in 2020, says report. Over 700 remain. from NPR (America's National Public Radio) The battle over Confederate statues, explained: Confederate statues have always been about white supremacy. That’s why they’re coming down, by Vox And, here's Undeceptions own Laurel Moffatt giving her thoughts during an Undeceptions single last year. Read the research by sociologists Bradley and Manning on victimhood: The Rise of Victimhood Culture, in which they write: "A culture of victimhood is one characterized by concern with status and sensitivity to slight combined with a heavy reliance on third parties. People are intolerant of insults, even if unintentional, and react by bringing them to the attention of authorities or to the public at large. People increasingly demand help from others, and advertise their oppression as evidence that they deserve respect and assistance. This only increases the incentive to publicize grievances, and it means aggrieved parties are especially likely to highlight their identity as victims, emphasizing their own suffering and innocence." It's Jiminy Cricket! Read more on Professor Tyler Vander Weele's research on whether forgiveness is a public health issue.
Rob Waller is a Sales and Leasing Consultant with Kuni Lexus of Portland, in Portland, Oregon. He has been with Lexus of Portland for almost 4 years now. Prior to April of this year, Rob gained experience as a Lexus Technology and Delivery Specialist, supporting new and existing Lexus owners in understanding how to utilize and operate the various features, technology, and services integrated within their Lexus automobiles. Previous to this, Rob operated as a Client Care Specialist within the dealership’s Sales Business Development Center. Originally from the Motor City of Detroit, Michigan, Rob visited Oregon for the first time on a one-week vacation twenty-two years ago and has been living in Portland ever since. Kuni Lexus of Portland is a key sponsor for the Forest Grove Concours taking place July 21.
The video version of the show: https://youtu.be/h4Cd2tiCIxg Rob Waller is today's guest on the How To Code Well podcast. Rob talks about testing code and testing an application for failures and expected outcomes. Rob Waller is a software developer with a background in managing development teams. He is also a speaker and has given many talks on software testing. We discuss the best way to test legacy code, how to explain the importance of testing to stakeholders and the difference between testing for failure and expected outcomes. We also talk about Rob's interview on CNN. Rob created an application that found fake followers on Twitter. This app was used during a previous US election by many journalists. Follow Rob Waller Twitter: https://twitter.com/RobDWaller Robs talks: Test to Break Principle: PHP South West https://youtu.be/vRtioaertzU PHP UK Conference https://youtu.be/JDwFyRXbVHQ *** My Programming Courses *** Docker In Motion http://bit.ly/2vvz2sA Hands-on Microservices In Python - Packt Publishing: http://bit.ly/2S6aMYB - Udemy: http://bit.ly/2tD8S3Q *** Programming resources *** Programming books from Manning Publications: http://bit.ly/2BIrEx Udemy courses https://www.udemy.com/user/peter-fisher-8/ Skillshare courses https://www.skillshare.com/r/user/howtocodewell *** Follow How To Code Well *** Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/howtocodewell Twitter: http://twitter.com/howToCodeWell Youtube: http://bit.ly/2wf9ufB Instagram: http://instagram.com/howtocodewell/ Website: https://howtocodewell.net *** Subscribe to the news letter *** http://tinyletter.com/howtocodewell *** My Talks *** Using a Framework or Not - PHP South West https://youtu.be/T8R3YTrqt6U How To Put Your Docker Images On A Diet - PHP South West https://youtu.be/uiABt9axPNo Software Complexities - Peter Fisher - PHPSW: Learning About Complexities, August 2018 https://youtu.be/ZQ6AkyvEaHE DISCLAIMER: This video and description contains affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I’ll receive a small commission. This helps support the channel and allows me to continue to make web development videos like this. Thank you for the support! #testingToBreak #podcast #webDevelopment
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A look back at the biggest stories of the past week in Glasgow and the West with Clyde News reporters Natalie Crawford and Rob Waller.
I first learned about fellow classmate Paul Lacques being a guitarist and successful producer at my last high school reunion. I contacted him via Facebook and tonight's show is the result of that. Paul and fellow bandmates Rob Waller, Paul Marshall and Victoria Jacobs are part of a very talented and interesting band called I See Hawks In LA. They describe themselves as a little honky tonk, L.A. psychedelic country rock, Celtic, and electrified two step, but I can tell you there guitar playing and music is exceptional! Paul and Rob join me tonight as we talk about their latest album, "Live And Never Learn," and go into more depth into their songwriting, their playing, and, of course, their guitars, tone and more!!
I first learned about fellow classmate Paul Lacques being a guitarist and successful producer at my last high school reunion. I contacted him via Facebook and tonight's show is the result of that. Paul and fellow bandmates Rob Waller, Paul Marshall and Victoria Jacobs are part of a very talented and interesting band called I See Hawks In LA. They describe themselves as a little honky tonk, L.A. psychedelic country rock, Celtic, and electrified two step, but I can tell you there guitar playing and music is exceptional! Paul and Rob join me tonight as we talk about their latest album, "Live And Never Learn," and go into more depth into their songwriting, their playing, and, of course, their guitars, tone and more!!
This week Natalie Crawford's joined by Radio Clyde News legend Rob Waller. They're talking allergies, Glasgow Action group, five years since the Clutha disaster and hear an exclusive interview from the partner of a Paisley man who was murdered last year by a man out on license.
Rob Waller sits in for Ally Bally this week to take your calls on banning burger vans outside schools, should doctors be encouraging smokers to start vaping instead? And your thoughts on online hate campaigns against Muslims and Catholics.
Rob Waller sits in for Ally
An interview with Rob Waller and Susanne Beitan about mental illness and what the church can do about it. A church counselling service is described. Also, two very helpful testimonies from people who have personal experience of mental ilness in their families and themselves
A talk given at a local church by Rob Waller, covering the main issues, and including a simple exposition of John 21. Slides also available.
Rob Waller talks about the key mental health issues involved in doing youth work in churches - anorexia, self harm, addiction - as well as the mental health of youth leaders themselves. From http://powerpointscotland.com/resources/youth-leaders
Dr Rob Waller, one of the Directors of Mind and Soul [mindandsoul.info] and a Consultant Psychiatrist talks about personality disorders, especially Borderline Personality Disorder and where help is available.
I See Hawks in LA continue the California folk rock that was pioneered by bands like the Byrds, then twisted and re-imagined by visionaries like Gram Parsons. They’ve just released their fifth album, New Kind of Lonely, which is the band’s first all-acoustic outing. The record still contains their signature dark humor, sharp picking and tight harmonies, all elements the band has perfected over their decade-long existence. Icon Fetch talks with lead singer Rob Waller about recording the new disc live, the story behind some of their twisted tales of suicide and overdoses, and the multitude of ways their unique name has been butchered by clubs around the country.
Rob Waller speaks from Matthew 6 on the topic of Freedom From Worry, combining Jesus' famous teaching on worry with modern psychological principles. Given to Destiny Church Edinburgh.
First broadcast on Travellers Tales on Premier Christian Radio, Rob Waller is interviewed about how he became a Christian, why he went into medicine and then psychiatry and how he hopes Mind and Soul can help Britain today.
Dr Rob Waller is interviewed by the Torch Trust, www.torchtrust.org, about the mental health problems of blind and partially sighted people. Torch is a Christian fellowship where blind and sighted people meet on equal terms. Some 130 Torch Fellowship Groups meet informally on a monthly basis across the UK, with many more overseas.
Rob Waller interviews Stephen Matthew about being the Associate Pastor of a very large church and how they deal with pastoral issues, and Arrianna Walker about the principles underlying Mercy Ministries and their current plans
Rob Waller and Will Van Der Hart answer questions after the keynotes at the Bradford 09 conference
Dr Rob Waller speaks about whether Christians should take antidepressants as part of a Seminar. This seminar was held as part of the Mind & Soul London Conference in October 2008.
Episode 38: Tips for making audio and video recordings for auditions - Upcoming Events: June 10 in San Francisco - works by Chevalier de Saint-Georges, George Walker, Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson, and Brahms as guest leader of the New Century Chamber Orchestra; June 14 at the Amelia Island Festival in Florida - German and French Baroque Sonatas with Trio Settecento and the Rheinberger Concerto for violin, cello, and organ - Inquiries from my Inbox: 11-year-old Nancy asks, "Do ever have any trouble with tendonitis?" - Random Musical Thought: How widespread is the practice of "solfege-ing around? - Rob Waller of Windy Apple Studios, producer/engineer of Violin Adventures, shares his advice about what to do and what not to do during an audition recording session. total playing time: 23:37 SUBSCRIBE TO THIS PODCAST ON I-TUNES! Would you like to be featured on Violin Adventures? Just send your question via text or as an MP3 attachment to rachelbartonpine@aol.com and listen for you answer on Inquiries From My Inbox! Thanks for listening! www.rachelbartonpine.com www.myspace.com/rachelbartonpine www.youtube.com/RachelBartonPine Violin Adventures with Rachel Barton Pine is produced by Windy Apple Studios www.windyapple.com
PRIME is an international charity developing person-centred healthcare in many developing countries. At this conference, their first on mental illness and health, Dr Rob Waller speaks about how mental health and Christianity relate in developing countries
Dr Rob Waller teaches Centre Managers for Christians Against Poverty how they can help with suicidal ideas by helping with debt, and how to spot when they need to act on suicidal threats. Session 3 of 3.
Dr Rob Waller teaches Centre Managers for Christians Against Poverty how they can help with suicidal ideas by helping with debt, and how to spot when they need to act on suicidal threats. Session 2 of 3.
Dr Rob Waller teaches Centre Managers for Christians Against Poverty how they can help with suicidal ideas by helping with debt, and how to spot when they need to act on suicidal threats. Session 1 of 3.
Churches today can ask you to be very busy - and all on top of a busy job and family life. Will Van Der Hart talks about some recent 'space services' at St Mary's London. Rob Waller then explains how some Christians can become very obsessional in their thinking about sin and hell, even to the point of getting OCD
The PDF slides that accompany Rob's talk at the Christian Resources Exhibition, Edinburgh, November 2013
Rob Waller talks about the key mental health issues involved in doing youth work in churches - anorexia, self harm, addiction - as well as the mental health of youth leaders themselves. From http://powerpointscotland.com/resources/youth-leaders
Rob Waller's talk from Focus 2011 at Mablethorpe
Slides [in PDF format] to accompany the audio on the 'audio and video' page. Delivered at Destiny Church Edinburgh, Feb 2011
Slides from Rob Waller's talk on The Worry Book at HTB Focus 2011
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