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In this episode we explore how the Old Testament portrays the Holy Spirit's presence. It seems confusing to reconcile how the OT describes the Spirit's activity as opposed to what we see in the NT. Dr. Monje joins to discuss the fundamental questions Christians have when reading the Holy Spirit of the OT. Q.What was the Jewish understanding of the Spirit? Definition of ruach? Uses of ruach? Q. Is the “Spirit" in the OT also “holy”? Q.How is the Holy Spirit present in creation? Q.What does it mean when the Spirit came upon various characters throughout the OT? Senses of Ruach? Empowerment? Q. What happened with the elders of Israel? Q. What happened with Saul? Q. What about Saul's evil spirit? Q. Is this the spirit of God or something else? Q. What does this say about Saul? Q. What are some OT prophecies regarding the Spirit that are fulfilled throughout the NT? Q. Do the Dead Sea Scrolls have something to say on the Spirit? Rolan Monje (BD, MMin, DMin) serves as an evangelist and teacher. He is Professor of Hebrew and Old Testament at Rocky Mountain School of Ministry and Theology in Colorado, and also directs the Asia-Pacific Leadership Academy in Manila. Dr. Monje travels extensively (over 100 cities across 6 continents) and has spoken in countries as varied as Germany, Turkey, Qatar, Greece, UAE (Dubai), Ecuador, Canada, Nigeria, Myanmar, and Australia. He and his wife, Weng, oversee a region of churches in the Philippines and have been on staff over 20 years. They have two daughters, Yana and Stefi. Dr. Monje's Bachelor of Divinity is in Biblical Languages from the University of London; his Master of Ministry is from the American Bible College in Florida, USA; his Doctor of Ministry is in Pastoral Theology. Personal website: rolanmonje.com Published books: www.ipibooks.com “Into the Psalms” (2010), “Exodus: Making Israel's Journey Your Own” (2013), “After the Storm: Hope and Healing from Ezra-Nehemiah” (2014), “Finish Strong: The Message of Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi” (2016) Podcasts: Ten podcasts on Interpreting the Psalms (download at douglasjacoby.com)

In this episode of The Healers Café, Manon Bolliger, FCAH, CBHT (facilitator and retired naturopath with 30+ years of practice) speaks with Lizanne Flynn about her work in communicating with animals through energy. For the transcript and full story go to: https://www.drmanonbolliger.com/lizanne-flynn   Highlights from today's episode include: Lizanne Flynn  Very often, and I would say probably 85, to probably 95% of the requests for a session involve another human contacting me and saying, my dog, cat, bird, Guana, turtle, horse, rabbit, cow, pig, whatever species it happens to be, has changed their behavior. Lizanne Flynn  I think that perhaps there are maybe sometimes some kinds of trauma in the animal world that the bandwidth if as I put it has been so narrowed as to incrementally it can be expanded upon, and that's not going to happen overnight. Lizanne Flynn  I do think animals can mirror for us, at times, imbalances in energy, particularly if we're talking about a domesticated animal, a dog cat, a companion animal, AKA a pet, that we have in our lives, there can be a mirroring of their behavior and an issue that's going on in our lives.   ABOUT LIZANNE FLYNN: Lizanne Flynn is a master healer who works with all Earthlings to reunite them within themselves and with each other. Lizanne began her journey as facilitator of self-healing for all beings after completing her first career in healthcare human resources. Her intuitive skillset came forward after she became aware of being able to speak telepathically with animals while volunteering at a local animal shelter. Animals have always been leaders for her on her own path and will remain so based on a shared soul contract with them. It was at this point that she wanted to add a physical component to her practice and discovered canine massage in 2008 and Reiki in 2010. The shamanistic tools of journeying and soul retrieval for all species were incorporated in 2012. Her embrace of this life experience included a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis some 25 years ago and she continually awakens to the gifts that such a challenge presents. Lizanne actively seeks the input of the wisdom of Animals and the natural world. Her own team of guides continue to support, guide and ensure her security in the various roles and dimensions into which she steps. In 2020, Lizanne was awarded a patent for a portable animal therapy table by the US Patent and Trade Office which enables both human therapist and animal client to be more comfortable and secure in numerous healing modalities. Also in 2020, Lizanne founded the The Animals' iView Academy and its inaugural course The Master Language Immersion Course which is designed to connect humans more deeply to their own innate telepathic communion with the natural world and other dimensions around them. This was followed in 2021 by The Animal Ambassador and Outreach Course which is focused on creating a bridge between Animals in the wild and humans so that we may be more effective partners for them on our shared planet. Lizanne is dedicated to reawakening humans to the master universal language of energy and knows that each time she steps into the role of teacher she also steps into the role of student. She is a former instructor of both Canine Massage and Reiki at the Rocky Mountain School of Animal Acupressure and Massage located in Elizabeth, Colorado. Core purpose/passion: Animals and their desire to building a closer relationship with us in which we become part of their collective awareness instead of continuing to propagate our own. Because this human-centric path upon which we're insisting, is not working for the planet or any being on the planet at this point in time. Website | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | YouTube | X |   ABOUT MANON BOLLIGER, FCAH, CBHT  As a recently De-Registered board-certified naturopathic physician & in practice since 1992, I've seen an average of 150 patients per week and have helped people ranging from rural farmers in Nova Scotia to stressed out CEOs in Toronto to tri-athletes here in Vancouver.  My resolve to educate, empower and engage people to take charge of their own health is evident in my best-selling books:  'What Patients Don't Say if Doctors Don't Ask: The Mindful Patient-Doctor Relationship' and 'A Healer in Every Household: Simple Solutions for Stress'.  I also teach BowenFirst™ Therapy through Bowen College and hold transformational workshops to achieve these goals. So, when I share with you that LISTENING to Your body is a game changer in the healing process, I am speaking from expertise and direct experience". Mission: A Healer in Every Household!  For more great information to go to her weekly blog:  http://bowencollege.com/blog.  For tips on health & healing go to: https://www.drmanonbolliger.com/tips    ABOUT THE HEALERS CAFÉ:  Manon's show is the #1 show for medical practitioners and holistic healers to have heart to heart conversations about their day to day lives.  Follow on Social – Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | YouTube | Twitter | Linktr.ee | Rumble   * De-Registered, revoked & retired naturopathic physician after 30 years of practice in healthcare. Now resourceful & resolved to share with you all the tools to take care of your health & vitality!   Remember to subscribe if you like our videos. Click the bell if you want to be one of the first people notified of a new release.

Welcome back to The Abundant Artist, the show that dispels the myth of “the starving artist” and shares how you can live an abundant life as an artist and make a living from your talent one interview at a time. Our guest today is Marisa S White, an award-winning artist-photographer based in Colorado. A drawing and painting major, Marisa fell in love with photography in college and eventually began to incorporate it into her work, creating mixed media collages. In 2012, she was introduced to Photoshop, and her artistic world changed forever. In this episode, Marisa shares her journey as an artist, why she went from art school to setting up her own payroll business to back in school learning photography, how her “decent personality for sales” has served her well, how she handles her gallery relations, and many more tidbits about her art life. Join us for today's podcast to learn more about Marisa's “trials-and-errors” in life which, she believes, have got her to the point where she is now. Key Takeaways: [1:20] Cory kicks off the conversation with Marisa asking how she came up with the idea for her series titled Certain These Clouds Go Somewhere. [4:48] Cory reminisces about his growing up years in Utah, and how he resonates with Marisa's creative feelings emanating from being surrounded by giant mountains and being in and among the clouds. [7:19] How does Marisa describe herself – a photographer, an artist, or a collage artist? [8:12] Marisa shares her art journey with the TAA audience, from art school to where she is today. [11:20] How going to the Rocky Mountain School of Photography and being exposed to Photoshop there changed the course of Marisa's art career. [14:35] Cory asks Marisa why she decided to sell her payroll business and go back to school to learn photography. [17:22] What does Marisa mean when she says she has “a decent personality for sales?” [19:40] Cory compares the sales cycle in the mid-upper tier of the art market with that of enterprise software solutions. [22:23] How Marisa loves to share the stories behind her artworks with visitors in art fairs. [24:20] Marisa talks about her creative process. [28:48] Why Marisa thinks that making behind-the-scenes videos of their creative process can be a bit frustrating for artists since they do a lot of things “in the moment,” but why she still recommends doing so. [30:43] How do buyers find Marisa? [31:40] Apart from galleries and art fairs, sales through social media have started picking up lately for Marisa. [32:10] How does Marisa choose the art fairs she goes to? [34:14] Why it is important as an artist to keep track of where your sales are coming from. [36:13] Cory asks Marisa whether she has formal contracts with the galleries she is working with. [39:46] Marisa explains how she handles her relationships with multiple galleries. [43:10] Why is Marisa using both Photobiz and ArtStoreFronts for her website? [45:22] Marisa is going to get her own retail space soon. [47:31] Cory thanks Marisa for joining the podcast! Mentioned in This Episode: Marisa White's website Marisa's series Certain These Clouds Go Somewhere Marisa's Instagram Marisa's Facebook Kelli Erdmann's Instagram (kelladactyl) Find More Episodes Over on TheAbundantArtist.com

Keren Aspen Wallace was a student at the Doulos Discovery School and now teaches 7th and 8th grade math at Rocky Mountain School of Expeditionary Learning in Denver, CO. Learn more about EL Education schools.

Katie Hawkins is the founder of Unbridled Equine, a business focused on the use of integrative modalities to heal horses both physically and emotionally through proven, research based solutions. With 25+ years horse experience, Katie is a certified Animal Acupressure and Massage Therapist with accreditation from Rocky Mountain School of Animal Acupressure and Massage—earning the title of certified Equine Therapeutic Massage Therapist (ETMT). She is also certified as a Permitted Equine Therapists for FEI level competitions. As a competitive show jumper, Katie has dedicated her work through Unbridled Equine to educating owners, riders, and other horse care professionals through hands-on and virtual platforms, and showing other equestrians the correlation between rider's muscle limitations and their horse's performance. In this episode, we discuss things like rehab modalities, equine performance, and how we can ensure our horses are healthy and happy.

This episode features a conversation between MAJ Benjamin Elliott, instructor for MX400 Officership at the Simon Center for the Professional Military Ethic at the United States Military Academy at West Point, and Dr. Ryan Erbe, Emotional Wellness Integrator with the Character Integration Advisory Group at the United States Military Academy.MAJ Benjamin Elliott graduated from the United States Military Academy in 2007 with a BS in Psychology. In 2016 he earned an MS in Strategic Intelligence (MSSI) from the National Intelligence University (NIU) in Washington, DC. His first commission was as a Military Intelligence Officer, serving as a Human Intelligence Platoon Leader, Executive Officer, and Battalion Assistant Intelligence Officer. MAJ Elliott then served as a reconnaissance squadron Intelligence Officer and the Brigade Assistant Intelligence Officer. Following that he was assigned to the National Training Center as an Observer, Coach, and Trainer on the Cobra Team, Operations Group. After gaining his MS, MAJ Elliott served as an interagency fellow at the National Counterterrorism Center, Office of the Director of National Intelligence where he was a counterterrorism analyst assigned to the Interagency Intelligence Committee on Terrorism.  Dr. Erbe has a demonstrated history of working in the higher education field and is skilled in research, teaching, course design, curriculum development, nonprofit organizations, and more. He earned his PhD from Indiana University in Health Behavior and Human Development in 2017. His current focus is on integrating character development into wellness initiatives across the military academy. Previously, he held positions as an Adjunct Professor at the Rocky Mountain School of Ministry and Theology along with the State University of New York at New Paltz, where he taught Counseling Adolescents, Health Psychology, and Research Methods. He most recently was the Lead Minister of the Hudson Valley Church, where he focused on Spiritual Formation and Family Health.In this episode of On Point and the West Point Association of Graduates ‘Character Cut' series, Dr. Erbe and MAJ Elliott talk about making people a priority in the military. They discuss the virtues of love, competence, character, and caring, and whether unconditional love has a place in the Army, leadership, and service. MAJ Benjamin Elliott and Dr. Erbe also go into the five forms of love and the ways it impacts life in the military.-----------------“When soldiers believe that their leader has a clear and heartfelt commitment to doing the right thing for their soldiers, to willing the good in their lives, to be primarily concerned about their wellbeing, especially in the midst of very trying and difficult circumstances, that as well promotes trust or enhances trust for a leader." - Dr. Ryan G. Erbe-----------------Episode Timestamps(03:05) Introducing Dr. Ryan G. Erbe(03:25) Talking about the virtue of love(05:00) Does unconditional love have a place in the Army?(10:25) The three Cs: competence, character and caring(14:26) Army doctrine and leadership(16:35) The five forms of ways to love-----------------LinksDr. Ryan G. Erbe LinkedInWest Point Association of GraduatesOn Point Podcast

Dr. Jennifer Konzen joins us in this fascinating episode as we explore the sacred space between life's stimuli and our reactions. Jennifer teaches us how to honor our initial feelings and thoughts while ultimately responding based on our values and who we want to be before God. About the Speaker: Dr. Konzen is the director for the Center for Sexuality in San Diego, CA. She is a licensed marriage and family therapist, a certified sex therapist, and a certified chemical dependency counselor. She is also a two-time nationally award-winning researcher, an international speaker, and an adjunct professor in San Diego at Bethel Seminary and Alliant International University, and online at Rocky Mountain School of Ministry and Theology.  Dr. Konzen is the author of The Art of Intimate Marriage and Redeemed Sexuality and the newly released The Ransomed Journey: Couples Recovery from Addiction. Jennifer lives with her family in beautiful San Diego, California where she has been involved with shepherding and leading in the married and youth and family ministries.Episode Notes:“Between stimulus and response there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and our freedom” - Viktor Frankl"People want to be able to genuinely express what they think or feel from a place that does not feel out of control."Scriptures: 2 Corinthians 1:3-5 NIV - When we have distressed emotions we can remember that we have a compassionate God. Isaiah 63:9- "In all their distress, he too was distressed" - God sits beside us in our distress, He doesn't wag His finger in our distress. 2 Corinthians 10:5- "Take every thought captive"- this scripture is used out of context very often; this isn't about your emotions and thoughts. We can respond based on our values instead of our initial, emotional reactionsStewarding the Sacred Space: Before we can respond based on our values, we have to soothe psychologically if we are highly triggered. Adrenaline floods the body when we are activated in .05 seconds; it takes about 20 minutes for adrenaline to calm back down.Let the feelings talk:God is kind enough to give us the space to sit with our emotions and let them talk for a minute before we try to either squash them or give them full vent. Give yourself time to honor your feelings and reactions but ultimately responding to life's stimuli based on your values and who you want to be."I can feel myself getting reactive to this, I want to be able to share this with you in the best way possible- can I come back and try again later?"Blame Game: Isaiah 58:9-10: “do away...with the pointing finger..."Ephesians 4:15 - Speak the truth in love.Psalm 16:8Jen's Recommended Resources:Book: Emotionally Healthy Spirituality  Book: The Ruthless Elimination of HurryACT: Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Resources – Hayes, HarrisRuss Harris Videos on YouTubePodcast: theartofintimatemarriage.comRetreats: Alaska RetreatsSabbath RestSupport the show (https://tithe.ly/give_new/www/#/tithely/give-one-time/678206?giving_to=Woven%20In%20Truth%20Podcast)

This episode of Everything Under the Sun, host James Steindler interviews Colorado Rocky Mountain School's Mark Clark, celebrating his retirement.

Dr. G. Steve Kinnard has served as an evangelist and teacher for more than thirty years. He has preached and taught the Bible on every continent. He received his undergraduate degree at Freed-Hardeman College and his Master of Divinity with Languages degree from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in Wake Forest. He then completed his Doctor of Ministry degree from Drew University. Steve and his wife, Leigh, minister in Rockland County, New York. Steve also serves as Adjunct Professor of Bible at Lincoln Christian University and Professor of Biblical Studies at the Rocky Mountain School of Ministry and Theology in Denver, Colorado. Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 07:15 How does the OT & NT describe a teacher? 16:08 What does Jesus mean when he says "you have one teacher?" 27:20 How does our fellowship recognize develop teachers? 35:06 What is the difference between appointing or recognizing a teacher? 38:52 Do you have to become an evangelist to be recognized as a teacher? 39:20 What is a kingdom teacher? 43:49 Do teachers have to establish a certain amount of influence before they are recognized? 56:02 What are the qualifications of a teacher? Teacher's Conference February 24th-26th https://www.icocteacherconference.com Telios Journal https://www.teleiosjournal.com King Jesus Translation https://www.ipibooks.com/collections/g-steve-kinnard/products/the-king-jesus-new-testament Getting the Most from the Bible https://www.ipibooks.com/collections/g-steve-kinnard/products/getting-the-most-from-the-bible-2nd-ed Jesus and the Poor https://www.ipibooks.com/collections/g-steve-kinnard/products/jesus-and-the-poor

Dr. Timothy Sumerlin has been a disciple for 40 years. Tim lives in Denver, Colorado with his wife Jackie – they have been married 35 years. They have two children (Danielle and Tim), and a brand-new granddaughter, Elsa. He has worked as a counselor for over 30 years and is an adjunct professor at the University of Denver. Tim is the dean of the Counseling Program at the Rocky Mountain School of Ministry and Theology, as well as an elder in the Denver church of Christ.  Tim is the director of In Motion Counseling, which includes the Disciples In Motion, an innovative recovery program for the church setting, and The Grief Journey Program. He has authored two books, Recovery Moving Forward and The Grief Journey: Finding Peace in All of Life's Losses.   He's also a soul who loves Jesus very much, and feels strongly that the church is a great place to practice good mental health.  Listen in to his experience and consider stimulating categories to reflect on as we move out of 2021 and into 2022 like sabbath, presence, “holding the moment”, and what you might learn from 2 year olds. Connect with more of Tim's Content:  inmotioncounseling.org  Connect with more Man in Many Roles Content: Email: manyroles@icloud.com Website: https://manyroles.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/maninmanyroles IG: https://instagram.com/maninmanyroles Support/donate: https://anchor.fm/maninmanyroles --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/maninmanyroles/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/maninmanyroles/support

Dr. Douglas Jacoby. Holds a degree from Duke University in history, an MTS from Harvard in New Testament, and a doctorate from Drew University in Christian Education. He also serves an adjunct professor of theology at Lincoln Christian University and professor of theology in the Rocky Mountain School of Theology and Ministry. Douglas is an accomplished author, and has been an international teacher several decades, debating, teaching, and preaching in over 100 nations around the globe. Highlights: - Defining “Progressive Christianity” - “Chronological Snobbery” - Is Progressivism Really A New Thing? - Why We Tend To Like A Spiritual Salad Bar - “Intertextuality" - Is There A Christian Political Party? - The Key To Navigating The Currents Of Culture For More About Douglas’ Work: https://www.douglasjacoby.com/Video of this episode: Subscribe at tepodcast.substack.com

Dr. Sumerlin earned an undergraduate degree at Indiana University,  a masters degree in counseling from the University of Missouri and a doctorate in Education & Counseling from Colorado State University. He has had a career paths that include being a teacher, a minster, and for nearly 30 years a counselor in public education. He is the founder of In Motion Counseling - a researched based curriculum offering programs and courses that also use Biblical concepts in assisting others in the journey towards lasting change. He’s authored several publications including, “The Grief Journey: Finding Peace in All of Life's Losses” Since 2016, Dr. Sumerlin has also served as Dean & Professor of the Rocky Mountain School of Ministry & Theology. Highlights - Dr. Sumerlin’s Spiritual Journey Into The Field Of Grief - Why Community Matters In Recovery - How The Independence Of The West Changed Our Ability To Grieve - Holding The Moment For Others In Grief - Universal Elements of Grief - The Guiding Principle In Moving Through Grief For More On Dr. Sumerlin’s Work: www.inmotioncounseling.org/ Subscribe at tepodcast.substack.com

Catcade Christopher Gutierrez decided to create a cat café in Chicago. Not just any regular cat café though. He filled it with video and arcade games. He said the niche is working. His mission is to rescue cats from life-threatening situations and find quality homes through his adoption program. Listen Now Massaging Your Pets Craniosacral Therapist Tracy Vroom works hard to help animals feel better through massage. As an instructor at the Rocky Mountain School of Animal Acupressure and Massage, she's sharing what she knows about her healing touch. She'll get us started with massage techniques for our pets. Listen Now A Message To Veterinarians Veterinarian Dr. Julie Reck says that turning her office into a Fear Free certified clinic helped her to practice better medicine. She opened her clinic in 2011 and now she has a bustling practice with four vets and an new attitude. The pets are the big benefactors. Listen to Dr. Reck on the Fear Free Expert Series. Commemorating A Pet Yes, all dogs go to heaven. But what you do with their earthly bodies is up to you and now you have options. There is cremation, burial at a pet cemetery and even taxidermy. You can also turn their ashes into synthetic diamonds, which is pretty expensive and starts at about $2,500 for the smallest size diamond. However, there is another option. Now you can have your pet composted. Lori Brooks reports. Listen Now Emotional Support Squirrel Faces Eviction A man in Florida is facing eviction from his condo because he refuses to part with his ESA, or Emotional Support Animal, which in this case is a squirrel. The man says he rescued the female squirrel, now named Brutus, shortly after Hurricane Matthew. He says she's just like a cat that hides nuts. He even has the required doctor's note saying he suffers from anxiety related to a car accident more than ten years ago. Listen Now Dog Owners Are Healthier There are literally thousands of studies saying pets are good for your health but this latest one has a lot of people talking. This research was 12 years in the making, studying 3.4 million people, and found that adult dog owners are less likely to die than their non-dog owning peers. Listen Now Read more about this week's show.

Rolan Monje (BD, MMin, DMin) serves as an evangelist and teacher. He is professor of Hebrew and Old Testament at Rocky Mountain School of Ministry and Theology in Colorado and Director of Asia-Pacific Leadership Academy in Manila. Rolan heads an international teaching ministry that has taken him to some 40 countries across 6 continents. He has also written 5 books. His research interests converge on Old Testament theology and languages. He and his wife, Weng, make their home in Manila. They have two daughters. Into the Psalms: Verses for the heart, music for the soul https://www.ipibooks.com/ After the Storm: Hope & Healing from Ezra-Nehemiah https://www.ipibooks.com/ Rolan's website: addtoyourlearning.com

A Colorado-based animal communicator, Karuna / Reiki Master, and a canine massage / conditioning practitioner, Gillian Edwardsprovides long term big-picture holistic healing solutions for pets to activate their natural ability to balance and heal their physical, emotional and mental well-being. Gillian found her purpose after a 25-year executive career in corporate America.  She had been through layoffs, and her heart was no longer in the work. She wanted to work in a way that honored her beliefs that holistic therapy is centered on love, empathy and respect. She wanted to use her knowledge and skills to help improve an animal's health and happiness, which can strengthen and deepen their connections to their human companions.She looked back to her childhood, growing up in England and living on three continents provided Gillian with an understanding of how traditional, alternative and holistic therapies can work together to help heal the mind, body and spirit. Gillian said good-bye to a long, successful  career in corporate, and began her dream career in 2014 practicing Reiki on human clients. She soon realized that animals needed her gifts more. She went back to school and graduated in 2017 from Rocky Mountain School of Animal Acupressure and Massage and started her own animal practice Four Paws Holistic Therapy. Today, her purpose has her fully focused on helping pets achieve a longer quality of life by spreading the knowledge of collaborative pet health benefits through educational seminars and pop-up clinics. She  volunteers, and is an adoption advocate, rescuing numerous pets throughout her lifetime. This includes her assistant,Zena, a 7-year young Rotti/Lab/Aussie mix. If you'd like to work with Gillian either in person or remotely, you can find her at www.fourpawsholistictherapy.com. You'll get 10% off your first visit with Gillian.And if you'd like to work with me, Cymber Quinn, on finding your purpose, please email me at cymber.quinn@gmail.com. We'll schedule a 20-min laser coaching session. And yes, we can get to all three steps in 20 mins. You might be surprised. 

In this episode, we sit down with guest Kelsey Parffit to discuss her work and inspiration as a professional photographer. She discusses what inspires her, and how color plays a key role in her creative work. Kelsey Parfitt is a professional editorial photographer, based out of Boise Idaho. She attended college and Black Hills State University and The Rocky Mountain School of Photography. Professionally, she works with businesses of all kinds and sizes to bring their print and branding ideas to life. She has worked in a variety of environments from a team setting, to freelance solo work.Kelsey Specializes in Product and portrait photography and is drawn to fashion and editorial styles. She believes that what you portray to people is your personal brand, and helps her clients clarify what your brand is through fashion, color, and emotion.To learn more about Kelsey's work, visit Website: www.kelseyparfitt.comInstagram: @kelseyparfitt Follow us for more inspiring stories from women in business at:Instagram: @laythecoursepodcastFacebook: Lay the Course PodcastWebsite: www.laythecoursepodcast.comHost: Kelsey StineProduced by: Vela Creative Co.Credits: Production & Editing by Kelsey Stine, Sarah Miller and Trevor Stine, Artwork by Alyssa Tanner

On this episode, my client and friend, Katie Hawkins joins me to share her story. She discusses why she started her business, Unbridled Equine, what led her to marketing coaching, and how she's grown her business over the past four years. Katie also opens up about struggling to show her face in front of the camera and how she overcame that fear, finding her voice and clear on her messaging, and the results she's received because of her consistent marketing. Katie Hawkins is the owner of Unbridled Equine. She has 25+ years horse experience, is a certified Animal Acupressure and Massage Therapist with accreditation from Rocky Mountain School of Animal Acupressure and Massage—earning the title of certified Equine Therapeutic Massage Therapist (ETMT). She is also certified as a Permitted Equine Therapists for FEI level competitions. To learn more, visit https://www.unbridled-equine.com/ ***** If you're ready to start growing your business through authentic marketing and action based monthly marketing plans, visit marketinguninhibited.com to schedule your free 30 minute consultation. Miranda Rodriguez is a marketing coach and fellow creative soul at Marketing for the Uninhibited, located in Aurora, IL. She helps solopreneurs make money by marketing their business their way. She believes that marketing your business can be simple, doable and fun.  

Brought to you by Time to Pet. Go to timetopet.com/confessional for 50% off your first 3 months.Topics on this episode:Definition of holistic carePurpose of massagesBetter communication with the pets in our careWhat is animal reiki?Techniques for anxious animalsRecommended resourcesMain take away? From gentle massages, to specific acupressure points and reiki, there is a whole other world of things we can do or refer clients to for better care.Links:Check out Gillian's websiteRocky Mountain School of Acupressure and MassageRead the full transcript hereConsider supporting the showGive us a call! (636) 364-8260Check out our pet sitter resourcesFollow us on: Instagram, Facebook, TwitterSubscribe on iTunes, Spotify, Google, Stitcher, & TuneInEmail us at: feedback@petsitterconfessional.comSupport our show

Dancer, teacher, and choreographer Elizabeth Fernandez creates a space for performing artists in Cody, Wyoming as the Executive and Artistic Director of Rocky Mountain School of the Arts (RMSA) and Rocky Mountain Dance Theatre (RMDT). After graduating with honors from the University of Northern Colorado in Dance Teaching/Movement Analysis and Dance Kinesiology, Elizabeth moved home to open her own dance school and performing arts company. Under her direction, RMSA and RMDT train students of all ages in the arts of dance and theatre, focusing on building dancers with strong foundations in the technical and performance aspects of ballet, pointe, tap, jazz, hip hop, contemporary, and musical theatre. In addition to teaching full-time, Elizabeth creates and choreographs; projects include The Nutcracker Ballet and an original musical, the Wild West Spectacular, which is about Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show. She is a lifelong learner and certified at the highest level through the Russian American Foundation’s Bolshoi Ballet Academy. Through her work cultivating opportunity for young people in the performing arts, she inspires young dancers and actors to strive for excellence in technique, self-discipline, self-confidence, individuality, and artistic expression, while promoting the performing arts as a vital force of reflection and perspective in Wyoming. Portraits and Podcast by Lindsay Linton Buk, Women in Wyoming. © 2019, All Rights Reserved.

On March 19, we hosted Kevin Young, author of "Bunk: The Rise of Hoaxes, Humbug, Plagiarists, Phonies, Post-Facts," at the Mary Harris Auditorium at Rocky Mountain School of Art + Design for Inside the Writer's Studio. Young read from his work and then joined journalist Tina Griego on stage for a conversation about the intersection of fact, fiction, and art, followed by an audience Q&A.

Mary Nichols and Sue Chandler have both experienced the benefits of taking part in Littleton Public School’s school board candidate orientation program. Orientation programs prepare candidates for the position by filling in the blanks and sharing the realities of what it means to be a school board member. The great thing about orienting board candidates is that any district can do this! Mary and Sue were elected to their boards and their experiences frame the work of a school board member.   Music: Sine de Cobre by Cholate   Interview with: Mary Nichols, Littleton Public Schools board member 2007-2015, CASB Board of Directors 2011-2014, CASB McGuffey Award recipient 2015 and CASB All State Board Award 2010 Sue Chandler, Littleton Public Schools board member 2005 – 2013, CASB McGuffey Award recipient 2011, CASB All State Board Award 2010, Rocky Mountain School of Expeditionary Learning board liaison and National Peer Leader Committee for Health and Wellness in Education co-chair and chair. Host: Leslie Bogar, CASB Director of Professional Learning

Western born artist, Francis Livingston was one of the top ranks of American illustrators, including the book cover for "Dances with Wolves". Francis Livingston's paintings have been exhibited in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and New York. Livingston was awarded both Gold and Silver Medals from the New York Society of Illustrators, San Francisco Society of Illustrators, and Society of Illustrators of Los Angeles. Francis Livingston first studied at the Rocky Mountain School of Art in Denver before moving to San Francisco in 1975 to attend the Academy of Art. He has been an instructor in the illustration and painting department for 25 years. Influenced by Sargent and Whistler, Francis Livingston painted primarily in a monochromatic style until he began to study the work of the Bay Area Figurative Movement, including Richard Diebenkorn, Wayne Thiebaud, and others. That led to experiments with color and a fondness for the California and French Impressionists.Livingston is now one of the top western artist focusing on Native and Southwest imagery whose inspiration included the Taos artists and Maynard Dixon

A look at the plethora of issues that surround the actual dispensing of herbs and ideas. This class will not discuss diagnosis. For example, should you use a tincture, fluid extract or capsule? What dose is appropriate? A time to look at all the practical questions that we rarely discuss. Today’s episode is brought to you by the NorthWest Herb Symposium. I had the pleasure of attending this wonderful event a few years ago and I gotta say it’s top notch. The location alone is worth the trip. It’s located at the Camp Casey Conference Center in beautiful Coupeville Washington.  Next year’s event, titled “Botanicals at the Beach” will be from August 23 – 26 2018. For more information you can head to NWHerbSymposium.com. Also, you can purchase recordings from last year’s event, as well as many other events from the symposium’s organizer’s website: www.treefarmtapes.com Today’s episode was recorded at the 2017 NorthWest Herb Symposium. It’s with none other than David Hoffmann. David, a Fellow of Britain’s National Institute of Medical Herbalists, has been a clinical phytotherapist for more than twenty-five years. He started his herbal practice in Wales, continuing at the Findhorn community in Scotland, and has been practicing in California since 1986. A long time activist in the environmental and peace movements, he ran for parliament in Britain for the Green party in 1983. He is one of the founding members and a past president of the American Herbalists Guild and is on the advisory boards of the American Botanical Council and HerbalGram. The author of seventeen books, including the highly regarded The Complete Illustrated Holistic Herbal, An Elders’ Herbal,Medical Herbalism and The Herbal Handbook, Hoffmann teaches phytotherapy throughout the English-speaking world and is currently a faculty member of the California School of Herbal Studies. He is also a visiting faculty member at Bastyr University, the California Institute of Integral Studies, the National College of Phytotherapy, and the Rocky Mountain School of Botanical Studies. Thanks for listening! HerbRally www.herbrally.com Give us a follow on Instagram! @herbrally

The new technologies, collectively known as ‘omics’, are showing that the whole is more than the sum of its parts. We will explore the profound connectivity and mutual support revealed by this new science. It is a good time to be holistic – the evidence is in. Today’s episode is brought to you by the NorthWest Herb Symposium. I had the pleasure of attending this wonderful event a few years ago and I gotta say it’s top notch. The location alone is worth the trip. It’s located at the Camp Casey Conference Center in beautiful Coupeville Washington.  Next year’s event, titled “Botanicals at the Beach” will be from August 23 – 26 2018. For more information you can head to NWHerbSymposium.com. Also, you can purchase recordings from last year’s event, as well as many other events from the symposium’s organizer’s website: www.treefarmtapes.com Today’s episode was recorded at the 2017 NorthWest Herb Symposium. It’s with none other than David Hoffmann. David, a Fellow of Britain’s National Institute of Medical Herbalists, has been a clinical phytotherapist for more than twenty-five years. He started his herbal practice in Wales, continuing at the Findhorn community in Scotland, and has been practicing in California since 1986. A long time activist in the environmental and peace movements, he ran for parliament in Britain for the Green party in 1983. He is one of the founding members and a past president of the American Herbalists Guild and is on the advisory boards of the American Botanical Council and HerbalGram. The author of seventeen books, including the highly regarded The Complete Illustrated Holistic Herbal, An Elders’ Herbal,Medical Herbalism and The Herbal Handbook, Hoffmann teaches phytotherapy throughout the English-speaking world and is currently a faculty member of the California School of Herbal Studies. He is also a visiting faculty member at Bastyr University, the California Institute of Integral Studies, the National College of Phytotherapy, and the Rocky Mountain School of Botanical Studies. Thanks for listening to the show! If you've enjoyed it, please share with an herbalist buddy, thanks :) HerbRally www.herbrally.com

The city of Lakewood is a suburb of Denver, Colorado. There was never a traditional downtown in the city, but there was a central business area along Colfax Avenue and it became home to the Jewish Consumptives' Relief Society, which treated patients suffering from tuberculosis. When TB was no longer a threat, the property was opened as the Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design. The college offers a curriculum in animation, photography, graphic design, fine arts and fashion design, but it also offers something else: ghosts. There have been many reports of supernatural activity on the campus and one of the people who has experienced that is our listener Kate Wilker, who suggested this location. Join us as we explore the history and hauntings of the Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design! The Moment in Oddity was suggested by Nicole Dixon and features the Seaborn Goodall House and the This Month in History features British Parliament abolishes the slave trade. Check out the website: http://historygoesbump.com Show notes can be found here: https://historygoesbump.blogspot.com/2018/03/hgb-ep-249-rocky-mountain-college-of.html Become an Executive Producer: http://patreon.com/historygoesbump Music: Vanishing from http://purple-planet.com (Moment in Oddity) In Your Arms by Kevin MacLeod http://incompetech.com (This Month in History) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ All other music licensing: PODCASTMUSIC.COM License Synchronization, Mechanical, Master Use and Performance Direct License for a Single Podcast Series under current monthly subscription.

Catcade Christopher Gutierrez decided to create a cat café in Chicago. Not just any regular cat café though. He filled it with video and arcade games. He said the niche is working. His mission is to rescue cats from life-threatening situations and find quality homes through his adoption program. Massaging Your Pets Craniosacral Therapist Tracy Vroom works hard to help animals feel better through massage. As an instructor at the Rocky Mountain School of Animal Acupressure and Massage, she's sharing what she knows about her healing touch. She'll get us started with massage techniques for our pets. A Message To Veterinarians Veterinarian Dr. Julie Reck says that turning her office into a Fear Free certified clinic helped her to practice better medicine. She opened her clinic in 2011 and now she has a bustling practice with four vets and an new attitude. The pets are the big benefactors. Dr. Reck is next up in the Fear Free Expert Series. Commemorating A Pet Yes, all dogs go to heaven. But what you do with their earthly bodies is up to you and now you have options. There is cremation, burial at a pet cemetery and even taxidermy. You can also turn their ashes into synthetic diamonds, which is pretty expensive and starts at about $2,500 for the smallest size diamond. However, there is another option. Now you can have your pet composted. Lori Brooks reports. Dog Owners Are Healthier There are literally thousands of studies saying pets are good for your health but this latest one has a lot of people talking. This research was 12 years in the making, studying 3.4 million people, and found that adult dog owners are less likely to die than their non-dog owning peers. Emotional Support Squirrel Faces Eviction A man in Florida is facing eviction from his condo because he refuses to part with his ESA, or Emotional Support Animal, which in this case is a squirrel. The man says he rescued the female squirrel, now named Brutus, shortly after Hurricane Matthew last year. He says she's just like a cat that hides nuts. He even has the required doctor’s note saying he suffers from anxiety related to a car accident more than ten years ago. Read more about this week's show.

Today’s episode is brought to you by the NorthWest Herb Symposium. I had the pleasure of attending this wonderful event a few years ago and I gotta say it’s top notch. The location alone is worth the trip. It’s located at the Camp Casey Conference Center in beautiful Coupeville Washington.  Next year’s event, titled “Botanicals at the Beach” will be from August 23 – 26 2018. For more information you can head to NWHerbSymposium.com. Also, you can purchase recordings from last year’s event, as well as many other events from the symposium’s organizer’s website: www.treefarmtapes.com Today’s episode was recorded at the 2017 NorthWest Herb Symposium. It’s with none other than David Hoffmann. What can herbalism do as opposed to the hype? What actions are relevant, what tonics can support the various body systems. We will discuss acetylcholinesterase inhibitors from Sage to Huperzia. How do these herbs actually effect the aging body and mind. David, a Fellow of Britain’s National Institute of Medical Herbalists, has been a clinical phytotherapist for more than twenty-five years. He started his herbal practice in Wales, continuing at the Findhorn community in Scotland, and has been practicing in California since 1986. A long time activist in the environmental and peace movements, he ran for parliament in Britain for the Green party in 1983. He is one of the founding members and a past president of the American Herbalists Guild and is on the advisory boards of the American Botanical Council and HerbalGram. The author of seventeen books, including the highly regarded The Complete Illustrated Holistic Herbal, An Elders’ Herbal,Medical Herbalism and The Herbal Handbook, Hoffmann teaches phytotherapy throughout the English-speaking world and is currently a faculty member of the California School of Herbal Studies. He is also a visiting faculty member at Bastyr University, the California Institute of Integral Studies, the National College of Phytotherapy, and the Rocky Mountain School of Botanical Studies.

What is Animal Cranio Sacral therapy? When would my animal choose cranio sacral work? What issues does this therapy address? What can I expect during a session? What do you mean the bones on my head, my animal’s head move???? Tracy Vroom has been providing complementary health solutions for horses and dogs for more than a decade. The sessions help the animal activate their natural ability to heal. This way they come into balance, emotionally, physically, mentally and spiritually in a way that is right for them. In addition to teaching for the Rocky Mountain School of Animal Acupressure and Massage, she has her own school, The CranioConnection. She offers an in-depth craniosacral certification program; 7 levels for horses and 5 levels for dogs. Empowering people to know what they know about their animals. Dr. Andi works with the energy/force/information in animals bodies to allow for magical changes that are possible for each one.  This information allows owners to make different choices about the care of their animals from puppy classes to yearly vaccinations and to senior care and beyond.   What if their is a time and a place for every kind of treatment from homeopathy to energy work  to surgical intervention to traditional medicine to diet changes? With the current shift in how we view animals in our lives, often being our children, have you noticed that the information has become overwhelming as to what a parent should do….what if the “should” could go away, and we could function from what will work for each animal and the family they live with. Join Dr. Andi each week for more magical possibilities for you and your animals. www.HarpersRidge.com  www.tracyvroom.com  

How much fun would it be to work with animals all day? Looking at changing careers? Thinking, I could be a massage therapist for dogs, horses, cats? How do I start? Where do I go? Is there a need in the world for more animal massage therapists? About Jenny Rukavina-Marchese: Jenny moved to Colorado in 2007 to start an equine rehabilitation business.  During that year she attended the Rocky Mountain School of Animal Acupressure and Massage canine and equine massage courses and became a certified practitioner.  As a former Biology teacher, Jenny found herself teaching canine and equine massage courses for RMSAAM by 2008, and was thrilled to find herself in the classroom setting again.  Her successful equine rehabilitation business and the main RMSAAM campus are located at her Elizabeth, Colorado Ranch.  In September 2014, Jenny purchased RMSAAM from founder, Lisa Speaker and is having excited to continue to develop animal massage and acupressure programs both on site as well as correspondence course programs! Contact Jenny: 303-660-9390 / 1-866-903-6462www.rmsaam.cominformation@rmsaam.com Empowering people to know what they know about their animals. Dr. Andi works with the energy/force/information in animals bodies to allow for magical changes that are possible for each one.  This information allows owners to make different choices about the care of their animals from puppy classes to yearly vaccinations and to senior care and beyond.   What if their is a time and a place for every kind of treatment from homeopathy to energy work  to surgical intervention to traditional medicine to diet changes? With the current shift in how we view animals in our lives, often being our children, have you noticed that the information has become overwhelming as to what a parent should do….what if the “should” could go away, and we could function from what will work for each animal and the family they live with. Join Dr. Andi each week for more magical possibilities for you and your animals. www.HarpersRidge.com DrAndi@HarpersRidge.com 303-518-3688  

Sabrina Page is a graduate of the Rocky Mountain School of Healing Arts with over 30 years experience in somatic education, teaching individuals and groups to feel the body from the inside out and experience presence in the here and now. For over 25 years she has facilitated womens’ groups in movement and embodied awareness.  […] The post Improvisational Intelligence appeared first on Future Primitive Podcasts.