Podcast appearances and mentions of ryan hassan

Oregon has one of the highest rates in the country for kindergarteners with vaccine exemptions. The state’s 7% rate is only lower than Utah’s (7.4%) and Idaho's (9.8%).  Ryan Hassan is a pediatrician in Happy Valley and also serves as the medical director for Boost Oregon, a parent group working to increase vaccinations overall through education. He says he’s seen coronavirus vaccine skepticism bleed into skepticism towards well-established vaccines against measles, mumps, rubella and pertussis. He says since the pandemic, an industry promoting dangerous disinformation about vaccines has itself spread like a virus. We talk with him about how he approaches conversations with parents of school-aged children, and how Boost Oregon is attempting to overcome disinformation with the truth about the medical efficacy and public health necessity of vaccinating against preventable diseases of all kinds.

"When we can stop looking through the lens of 'why the addiction?' And start looking at it from 'why the pain?' we begin to find a more permanent solution to a very real global problem."Drew Wild is a person in recovery. Since he found a safer way to live, he has found a new purpose. To change the way this planet looks at and approaches addiction. And to tear down any stigma associated with that word.Ryan Hassan also lost everything material in his life due to his toxic relationship with Methamphetamine and GHB.Together, and with the help of others, they formed the organization "Line in the Sand.""One of the main pillars of our work here with Line In The Sand, is the reiteration of the fact that THE THING ISN'T THE THING… which is to say that although the said behaviour, vice or coping mechanism is most probably creating problems in your life, it is NOT the problem itself."Want to learn more? These boys have a story to tell and a vision for the future of healing on a global scale so you will not want to miss this one friends as we step out of the darkness and into the light once again,on Hard Knox Talks.Buckle up!-----------------------------This episode is premiere sponsored by A Line In The Sand. To learn more about what they do check out https://www.litsrecovery.comCheck out their Master Class at:  https://www.litsrecovery.com/addictions_masterclass_form Stay up to date on all our upcoming live streams by visiting our website and getting on our email list. While you're there, you can learn more about our sponsors, or check out our shop and pick up some merch! https://www.hardknoxtalks.com/Follow Hard Knox Talks on:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hardknoxtalksYouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@hardknoxtalksInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/hardknoxtalks/Subscribe to Hard Knox Talks on Apple Podcasts!https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/hard-knox-talks/id1576181296Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/3JakunEh3PCK2M8hMZh80sTwitch TV:https://www.twitch.tv/hardknoxtalks

Life took an interesting twist for Ryan in 2014. After the breakdown of a marriage, financial problems and a lifetime of not having the tools to handle negative emotions, he found himself in the depths of drug addiction.He was in a very dark place, using Ice & GHB everyday and running into trouble with the law. However, he was not only able to crawl out of that black hole, but was to become the most peaceful & happy he had ever been. This led him to completely immerse himself in how people end up in emotional pain and how it's possible for anyone to be free from it.This led him to opening The Centre for Healing (Formerly The Melbourne Centre of Healing), to help people who have found themselves in the pain he once was. He has successfully helped many people in getting past their Addictions & Mental Health issues through his experience, understanding and knowledge.You can learn more here: https://thecentreforhealing.com.au/...Thanks for listening! We would love your support so we can keep growing this show! Please sign up to nickbracks.com to receive a free chapter of my book. We would love you to subscribe, review, share and comment on the podcast to help us make a difference!The Move Your Mind book & Audiobook is now Available in stories Australia wide and online globally! You can find free chapters & order here: Move Your Mind Book or on my site: nickbracks.comYou can also sign up to our new Move Your Mind community group here: moveyourmind.me or here: Move Your Mind Community We have also relaunched underBRACKS with $1 from every pair going towards mental health. You can find them here: www.underbracks.comYou can find all of the other links here: https://linktr.ee/nickbracks Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A nationwide shortage of baby formula is proving stressful for families in the Pacific Northwest. Ryan Hassan is a pediatrician with Oregon Pediatrics in Happy Valley. He says he's been talking to his patients about practical solutions and counseling them on ignoring judgmental comments on social media about feeding babies with formula. Meanwhile, the Northwest Mothers Milk Bank has been fielding more calls from people interested in donating breast milk due to the shortage, according to Executive Director Lesley Mondeaux. The milk bank serves families with a prescription for human breast milk, which means the organization prioritizes medically fragile babies. But the milk bank is also able to help others on a short-term basis, Mondeaux says, especially if there is an increase in supply. We hear from Mondeaux and Hassan about how families in the Pacific Northwest are coping with the formula shortage.Meanwhile, the Northwest Mothers Milk Bank has been fielding more calls from people interested in donating breast milk due to the shortage, according to Executive Director Lesley Mondeaux. The milk bank serves families with a prescription for human breast milk, which means the organization prioritizes medically fragile babies. But the milk bank is also able to help others on a short-term basis, Mondeaux says, especially if there is an increase in supply. We hear from Mondeaux and Hassan about how families in the Pacific Northwest are coping with the formula shortage

This week, we're joined by friend of the show Ryan Hassan, designer at Figma, to tell us all about how they've redesigned Comments. Sponsors Play: The first native iOS design tool built for creating mobile products. Design, iterate, and collaborate directly from your phone. Use this link to get early access. Follow Up Results of the "Are you a Kevin or a Rafa?" poll on TwitterShow Notes Ryhan HassanTwitterWebsiteHonk204: Designing FigJam, with Jenny Wen and Kee Yen YeoFigma CommentsTweet, Design DetailsAnnouncement Blog PostFigma careers pageRecommendations Pioneer Stock Lever BeltElgato Key LightImage2IconImage of Rafa's dock Hosts Kevin Clark (@vernalkick) Rafael Conde (@rafahari)

Oregonians under the age of 12 may be able to get vaccinated as soon as next week. Yesterday the CDC recommended children 5-11 get the Pfizer-BioNTech pediatric vaccine for COVID-19. Oregon Health Authority director Patrick Allen joins us to talk about where and when young Oregonians will be able to get vaccinated. We also hear from pediatrician Ryan Hassan about the concerns parents and kids might have about vaccines.

The FDA has just approved the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for adolescents 12-15 years old. Research shows that the vaccine works as well in this age group as it does in those who are 16 and older. Nevertheless, some parents still have questions and aren't sure about vaccinating their kids. Happy Valley pediatrician Ryan Hassan talks with his patients and their parents about immunizations, including the COVID-19 vaccine. He also gives presentations and answers lots of questions through Boost Oregon, a parents group focused on vaccine education. Hassan serves on the group's medical board, and he joins us to share what he's hearing from patients and the public — and what he thinks could be done to increase vaccination rates more broadly.

To find out everything Ryan and the centre for healing does check out their website; https://thecentreforhealing.com.au/If you or a family member needs help with addiction head over to our website; www.connectionbasedliving.com.au 

Ryan is Co-Founder and CEO at The Centre for Healing. His passion for helping people with Mental Illness and Addiction comes from his own pain. Ryan suffered from anxiety for as long as he could remember and that manifested in many destructive patterns throughout his life, culminating in a hardcore drug addiction to Methamphetamine & GHB. Whilst this addiction took everything material from his life, it was also Ryan's greatest blessing. He was forced to face up to his mental and emotional demons, and he not only overcame the addiction but also his anxiety to feel peace for the first time. This led him to completely immerse himself in how people end up in emotional pain and how it's possible for anyone to be free from it. This led him to opening The Centre for Healing, to help people who have found themselves in the pain he once was. He has successfully helped many people in getting past their Addictions & Mental Health issues through his experience, understanding and knowledge. You can find The Centre For Healing's courses online here: https://courses.centreforhealing.com.au/courses

Ryan Hassan joined me from The Centre for Healing. Warning- "mention of suicide and drug use" Ryan was in a heavy spiral of drugs and reached a point where the choice was either death or jail or get help. Before that; He critiques me live on my first practice session doing Root Cause Therapy. Here how I went, as I did my first ever session on my teacher. I may have made the teacher cry, which in this instance was a great thing. Maybe I have a future in helping people with root cause therapy? Ryan and Mel run a successful root cause therapy business, along with teaching the modality to others who now use it to help people. Ryan speaks about being in jail, being heavily reliant on drugs and over dosing every second day. Ryan struggled with anxiety from Grade 3 or 4, but back then Ryan thought it was normal. Root Cause Therapy allowed Ryan to go back to the childhood memories that affected him. Those memories as adults don't seem like a big deal, but as a kid they are huge and that emotion and those feelings stick with you and cause a belief system in you. Listen and find out more about therapy and be inspired on how Ryan turned his whole life around. Check them out here https://thecentreforhealing.com.au/ https://www.instagram.com/thecentreforhealing/ If any of this effects you, please call lifeline on 13 11 14 'Speak up, speak out'

Ryan Hassan joined me from The Centre for Healing. Warning- "mention of suicide and drug use" Rya...

Introducing my chat with Nick Sutherland from Myndfit and Ryan Hassan from The Centre For Healing! From The Centre For Healing: At The Centre for Healing we pride ourselves in offering comprehensive programs which effectively help everyday people get to the cause and offer long-term recovery from addictions and mental health in a supportive and caring environment. Co-Founder Ryan Hassan has his own experience in recovering from his own addiction and mental health issues. His purpose and passion is to assist others to effectively and quickly get through their inner issues to achieve their external goals. He is often requested in the media for expert advice (Herald Sun, Fox FM and more) and he's highly sought after for speaking. He leads a passionate team of therapists who are both experienced and compassionate. https://thecentreforhealing.com.au/ From MyndFit: Nick Sutherland first started ‘State of Mind' in 2009, working from a home office in Mount Martha on the Mornington Peninsula, specialising in helping people to heal and overcome trauma in order to find peace and happiness. Whilst he enjoyed this work, Nick started to see patterns in that much of his clients ‘suffering' was connected to how they processed experiences and ultimately, how they perceived the world. The patterns also highlighted how the symptomatic problems clients presented with kept stemming from the same 5 core issues. This wasn't in just 1 or 2 clients, but hundreds. With this in mind, Nick started building a therapeutic framework based on the methodology of the “5 Fundamental Principles” as he called them, creating 3 programs that varied in length but all used the same methodology. https://myndfit.com.au/

Nick Sutherland and Ryan Hassan share a bit about who they are, what they do, what they have been through and really set the tone for this unique and insightful podcast series.

Modern mental illness parallels a world with unprecedented levels of talking therapies and medication. Yet, at the very serious end, the trajectory of mental illness sufferers through our hospitals, social services and courts demand the question - does real recovery demand a different approach? Host Dr Mei Ling Doery talks to Ryan Hassan - one man that escaped jail to found the Melbourne Centre for Healing and Psychiatrist Dr Anthony Barnes.

I talk with Ryan Hassan about GHB & meth addiction, Mental health issues, Practical ways of dealing with negative emotions, Spiritual bypassing & Existentialism + more.

This week Ryan sat down with Tony 'Jack the Bear' Mantz on the Mastering Music Mastering Life Podcast to talk all things Addiction and Mental Health. Jack the Bear is putting on a Mental Health Summit on Mental Health on March 25th as these issues are so prevalent in the music and creative space. Ryan and Jack go into this plus a whole range of other things in this chat.

Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about the idea of ‘creating a good day’. It’s easy to achieve when everything is going well, but what about when you are in a moment of struggle? What you do in these difficult moments can change everything. In fact, the counterintuitive idea of allowing yourself to be vulnerable with your own emotions and with those around you may just be the answer. For too long, being vulnerable has been labelled as a sign of weakness, when in reality it leads to incredible strength and power. This week’s guest knows a lot about what it takes to be truly vulnerable and what can happen when you’re not. Only a few years ago Ryan Hassan had the “perfect” life, then his life was flipped upside down. He became addicted to drugs and found himself in trouble with the police. With the help of a friend he was able to turn his life around. Ryan is now the co founder of the Melbourne Centre of Healing and hosts his own podcast called “Shift Happens”. Ryan and I talk about how you can truly create a great day for yourself. We can't always avoid bad moments and we can't pretend that everything is okay when it is not. It’s all about embracing and owning those negative moments. It’s about allowing yourself to find and experience great power in your own vulnerability. Ryan grew up in Melbourne a part of a middle class family, where he looked up to his older brother as a hero figure. Growing up Ryan struggled with high anxiety during school. He thought that it was just something everyone experienced, not realising until years later that not only did he have high anxiety but he also suppressed his emotions and chose to distract himself with dangerous addictions. We talk about how Ryan came to terms with his emotions and how becoming more vulnerable helped him. Some topics Ryan and I talk about are: (4:00) “The Melbourne Centre of Healing” (7:30) Ryan’s downward spiral and the years leading into the drug addiction. (10:20) The meeting of Melissa the co founder of The Melbourne centre of healing and starting the walk to healing. (19:10) The strength in being vulnerable. (21:35) How to become more vulnerable in front of other people. (27:05) The “Rain” formula. (R- Recognise A- Allow I- investigate N- Nurture) Ryan’s explanation for the Rain Formula: Recognise - Recognise what the emotion is. Example “I am feeling anger" Allow - Allow the emotion to flow through you. Investigate - Investigate what is really happening behind the emotion. Nurture - Nurture the emotional energy in your body so we can properly process it. (36:30) What the idea of “Do Life Better” means to Ryan. (37:15) Ryan talks about his challenge for the week: Everyone you come into contact with, just simply connect with them for a moment, just make eye contact, and say to yourself this simple sentence - “That is simply me, living a different life” You can get into contact with Ryan at these websites below. Website - https://themelbournecentreofhealing.com.au/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/MelbCentreofHealing/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/themelbournecentreofhealing/ Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9pbXz8Fo8Lj4Zxbi7YaZgw You can find Ryan’s podcast “Shift Happens” at- https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/shift-happens/id1307749166?mt=2 Follow us at facebook.com/projecthatch and Instagram at @project_hatch. To contact us about retreats, leadership training and workshops, visit www.projecthatch.com.au or email us at hello@projecthatch.com.au. Remember to subscribe to, rate and review the podcast to help spread the do life better message. Now, go out and create a great day.

Ryan Hassan is back!  In this episode he talks to us all about how to start better understanding our own emotions, triggers and queues.  This is a powerful episode, containing everything from putting Drew through his paces during a practical exercise, and Drew and Ryan going deep on all things mental focus and it's impacts on everyday life. If you want to check out Ryan's first Episode, where he talks all about his own pathway, or take the next step and let Ryan help you start progressing forward with your own pathway, follow the links below! For all the show notes, blog articles and resources head over to www.pathwayspodcast.com

For all the shownotes head over to www.pathwayspodcast.com/shownotes Ryan Hassan is the Co-Founder of The Melbourne  Centre of Healing, an organisation  offering comprehensive programs which help clients get past their addictions and mental health issues. Their approach is a new take on what is offered as standard practice by the state system, with Ryan himself recovering from an ice addiction using the principles offered. Ryan’s story will give you a new view on what it is to be an addict, which can be anything we face in our modern life, not just from illicit drugs. His energy is infectious, his passion is undeniable, something you only connect with when you’re setting across from someone who has found that mix of purpose filled work.

“When you're stuck in your head, the more you think about what the solution is, the further you get away from the solution.” - Ryan Hassan, The Moment HQ podcast Ryan Hassen grew up in the Eastern suburbs of Melbourne. After some tough times in 2014 Ryan fell victim to drug addiction. He was using Ice & GHB every day and dealing to support his habit. He got into trouble with the law and faced many internal battles. Then in august 2015, a chance encounter with an old acquaintance changed everything. In February 2016, Ryan Co-Founded The Melbourne Centre of Healing, an Addiction & Mental Health centre. Now Ryan works with people everyday, helping them escape the prison he found himself in. RYAN AND I HAVE A CHAT ABOUT HIS LIFE CHANGING MOMENT: OVERCOMING A DRUG ADDICTION. In our conversation we discuss overcoming tough times, navigating the challenging moments and the importance of expressing yourself. Learn about: How Ryan got into drugs Why he began using and dealing drugs The moment it all turned around Listen to him share his road to recovery Find out how he turned his life around What message and support he's spreading in the world today through his clinic The Moment HQ Signature Questions: What he believes is his greatest asset? What Ryan is scared of? Who he'd like to have dinner with dead or alive? The greatest piece of wisdom he's been given.

Monday on the C4 Show C4 spent the first hour of the show talking about if the election is being rigged against Trump. In the second hour of the show the Media Research Center's Dan Gainor joined C4 to talk about the Media rigging the election for Trump and then Baltimore FOP President Lt. Gene Ryan joined C4 to talk about policing policies. In the third hour FOX News Contributor Hassan Giordano joined C4 to talk local and national elections. In the final hour of the show C4 talked about Iraqi/UN/US?NATO Troops attacking Mosul and the fight between SNL and Donald Trump.