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Discover the transformative impact of integrating digital mental health resources into clinical care. While these tools are effective on their own, their full potential is realised when clinicians play an active role in guiding, coaching, and engaging with patients. Join Dr. Jan Orman and clinical psychologist Dr. Sarah Barker as they explore how incorporating these resources into your practice can elevate patient outcomes, boost engagement, and offer a more holistic approach to mental health care.

“It's really important that I get outside, out of the fluorescent lights, out of my uniform, and chase my own dreams and chase my own wants and desires outside of the career that I love so much.”Sarah Barker says that she can't fully explain what it is about Kinder Scout that she loves so much but she thinks it's because it makes her feel a certain way. It feels safe one minute and threatening another and she likes the challenge of both those places. In the first part of this interview you'll listen to Sarah talking about her first wildcamp on Kinder Scout and why she leaves the comfort of her family home to go out alone in nature to spend a night on a local hill or mountain. We recorded this part while hunkered down in the porch of her tent on Grindslow Knoll until we gave in to the howling wind and cold to the warmth of a log fire in my bungalow in Edale village.In the second half of the interview, Sarah shares why she started her YouTube channel which beautifully documents her wildcamping trips, how she learned navigation skills and of course what makes her Wild About Kinder. Sarah's biographySarah is a Midwife, she chose this career path because she has an innate passion and drive for nurturing people. Supporting families through vulnerable life events is at the core of who she is and she gains a great deal of satisfaction from caring for birthing people as they become families. She lives with her Husband, teenage children and 4 dachshunds near the Peak District and has recently been working on renovating her forever home. She has a YouTube channel with over 3000 subscribers and 74 videos published to date. She started filming her camping adventures in 2024 and now believes that her videos have become an important extension to her camps to keep them alive for longer. The unique connections that she has made with ‘the best friends she may never meet' continues to bring her joy and is highly motivating for herself and for others who either wish to explore the outdoors themselves or do so already. This diary of memories will continue to build throughout her exploration of the Peak District predominantly and become a legacy to her family when she is no longer able to do it. LinksSubscribe to Sarah's YouTube channel: SoloSarahBFollow Sarah on Instagram: solosarahbxWritten feature on Wild About Kinder website: "A Tidy Mind on Kinder Scout" - by Sarah BarkerReferencesPatrick DickinsonAndrew BeaversMountain Walks Kinder Scout book - by Sarah ListerRecording dateThis interview was recorded on Grindslow Knoll and later at my home in Edale on 19th December 2024.Host & ProductionBy Sarah Lister, About The AdventureContact the hostYou can email sarah@sarahventurer.com to send in your comments and suggestions.Get involved with the conversationSend in your own Kinder Scout stories on the Wild About Kinder

Sleep is vital to mental health, especially for adolescents who are in a critical stage of development and forming lifelong habits. However, 40% of young people face significant sleep problems which can put them at risk of developing anxiety or depression. There is extensive evidence for the benefits of Cognitive Behaviour for Insomnia (CBT-I), but an app delivering this gold standard treatment to adolescents was missing.In this webinar, Dr Sophie Li (Postdoctoral Research Fellow and clinical psychologist at Black Dog Institute) introduces Sleep Ninja®; a free, evidence-based smartphone app shown to be effective in helping young people with sleep problems.Hosted by Dr Sarah Barker

We look at neuroaffirming strategies that ADHD adults can use to live well with ADHD. Dr Sarah Barker is a clinical psychologist who is interested in approaches to living well with ADHD to increase wellbeing. This webinar is hosted by Dr Jan Orman MBBS MPsychMed. Jan is a Sydney GP with a special interest in mental health and psychological medicine.

Join us for the conversation! Screens tend to be a regular part of many young people's lives - to connect, play, learn, and to get news and information. To what extent does screen time affect young people's mental health? Dr Sophie Li, Postdoctoral Research Fellow and Clinical Psychologist at the Black Dog Institute will share her research on this topic to help us understand the various nuances of the effect of screen time on young people's wellbeing as well as helpful considerations, and practical approaches we can take to this issue. Dr Li will be joined by a clinician who works with young people and also by a lived experience panellist. This session will be moderated by Dr Sarah Barker.

Join us for the conversation! Screens tend to be a regular part of many young people's lives - to connect, play, learn, and to get news and information. To what extent does screen time affect young people's mental health? Dr Sophie Li, Postdoctoral Research Fellow and Clinical Psychologist at the Black Dog Institute will share her research on this topic to help us understand the various nuances of the effect of screen time on young people's wellbeing as well as helpful considerations, and practical approaches we can take to this issue. Dr Li will be joined by a clinician who works with young people and also by a lived experience panellist. This session will be moderated by Dr Sarah Barker.

In part one, host Leo Marshall talks with Melonnie Osterhaut and Sarah Barker from East Idaho Credit Union.   They are putting on a fund raiser later this week to help support foster kids.   In part two, Leo talks with Beth Williams and Rob Chase about fire prevention education.

A rare case of CTE (Chronic traumatic encephalopathy) in a young female sportswoman asks the question: Are women more susceptible to head injuries than men? Plus the controversy around an English cricket repor on racismt, the Ben Stokes stumping affair and how some sports are dealing with fat shaming among young sportspeople.SHOW NOTES:CTE case identified in a female athlete: https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2023/jul/04/first-case-cte-female-athlete-aflw-player-heather-anderson-diagnosed-australian-researchersResearch article we mentioned where the criteria used to identify TES were challengedEngland's report on racism in cricketReport on Wetmore and body composition tests in runnersSwimming England bans weighing of young athletesEnhanced Games initial reportThe substack by Sarah Barker that describes how the US Anti-doping category doesn't think a runner in the non-binary category is male or female Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this Expert Insights session, we share recent research findings about the concerning rates of mental health concerns and burnout in Australian teachers as well as considerations for improving teacher mental health and well-being and teacher attrition.Teachers' mental health and teacher burnout have long been concerns, and these have been significantly exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, which has placed further pressure on teachers, with serious consequences for their wellbeing. Consequently, we are now seeing a significant increase nationally in the number of teachers leaving, or considering leaving this vital profession. Join us for a conversation exploring the factors leading to poor mental health and burnout in teachers as well as effective, practical strategies for preventing and managing burnout in educators in the face of growing workload and role expectations within the increasingly complex and dynamic nature of schools.Panellists: Scientia Associate Professor Aliza Werner-Seidler, NHMRC Emerging Leader Fellow and Clinical Psychologist, Black Dog InstituteMorgana Walker, Director and Psychologist from Morgana Walker and Associates and Bee Kind PsychologyLiz, Lived Experience RepresentativeModerator, Dr Sarah Barker, Clinical Psychologist and Facilitator with the Black Dog Institute

In this Expert Insights session, we share recent research findings about the concerning rates of mental health concerns and burnout in Australian teachers as well as considerations for improving teacher mental health and well-being and teacher attrition.Teachers' mental health and teacher burnout have long been concerns, and these have been significantly exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, which has placed further pressure on teachers, with serious consequences for their well-being. Consequently, we are now seeing a significant increase nationally in the number of teachers leaving, or considering leaving this vital profession. Join us for a conversation exploring the factors leading to poor mental health and burnout in teachers as well as effective, practical strategies for preventing and managing burnout in educators in the face of growing workload and role expectations within the increasingly complex and dynamic nature of schools.Panellists: Scientia Associate Professor Aliza Werner-Seidler, NHMRC Emerging Leader Fellow and Clinical Psychologist, Black Dog InstituteMorgana Walker, Director and Psychologist from Morgana Walker and Associates and Bee Kind PsychologyLiz, Lived Experience RepresentativeModerator, Dr Sarah Barker, Clinical Psychologist and Facilitator with the Black Dog Institute

You are going to love this episode. Join Pam as she sits down with the amazing, Sarah Barker. Sarah is a fitness coach, entrepreneur, worship leader, mom and friend to many. You will be inspired by her faith journey, as well as learn a few tips and ideas to improve your physical health. This may be an interview you want to keep on repeat. You can connect with Sarah on Facebook at Sarah Barker Fitness; on Instagram at @SarahBarkerFitness and at shemovescollective.com. Be sure to share this episode with your friends and encourage them to follow our Engage for More Podcast. As always, you can learn more about our Life + Business coaching, our Inner Circle and grab a copy of our resource, Overcoming the Overwhelm at engageformore.com.

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As a home care owner trying to build your agency, having credibility is of paramount importance. If you own a franchise, the name recognition is part of the initial investment, what about when you are an independent operator? One of the ways is to join organizations like the Chamber of Commerce or the Home Care Association of America or one of the local chapters, another option is the Independent Home Care Alliance. Today, we talk to Sarah Barker of the IHCA to discuss the benefits of membership and the advantage that comes with having a local presence with a national backing. Learn more about the IHCAhttps://bit.ly/3mVl4ZOReach out to Sarah Directly on LinkedIn to learn morehttps://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahchristbarker/Learn more about Private Home Care Training and Mentoring and download our free Business Development Cheat sheetWebsite:https://www.thebrionesgroup.comLinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/thebrionesgroup/Rapid Pay USAhttps://rapidpayusa.com/BCG

Another slice of Oven-Ready HR interviews from Season 2.In this second compilation episode we listen again to:Francesca Peters, the global Head of Talent at IWG on the differences between what is considered 'talent' in Europe versus that in the US;Daniel Dore - the co-founder of Lightwork Global considers what new skills HR practitioners will need in the age of data analytics;Mike Seidle the co-founder and COO of Work Here highlights the issues organisations face when slow to hire;Sarah Barker provides a moving account of her time spent in prison and colleague Darren Burns explains how HR and Hiring professionals can improve the hiring process for ex-offenders;Merlie Calvert the CEO and founder of Farillio gives her opinion on the perceived 'Bro-Culture' often found in tech startups;Dr Paola Carr-Walker HeadsForward's co-founder details the steps organisations should take to monitor employee mental health and why an evidence-based approach to mental health in terms of interventions works best.To hear the full interviews, simply visit ovenreadyhr.com!

How can we tell whether a company is genuine about sustainability - or whether it's just greenwashing? This episode features MinterEllison partner, Sarah Barker in conversation with Philippe Joubert, CEO of Earth on Board, Trustee of ClientEarth, a Fellow and Member of the Advisory Board of the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability and a Chevalier de la Légion d'Honneur – a Knight of the French Legion.  They discuss directors' duty of carein relation to sustainability and climate change. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Get up close and personal with Sarah Barker in today's Espresso. This avid fitness enthusiast, certified trainer, mom of four, and X-endurance affiliate is living a purpose-driven life thanks to the residual income she earns from direct sales. Sadly, this business model has garnered a lot of bad reputation through the years, as many people have lost their money on pyramid schemes. However, Sarah works hard to prove that this is an honest job that can help just about anyone make decent money to live a comfortable life. The key to success lies in being authentic. Instead of just pushing products to make money, you need to build connections and establish relationships. When you provide value, people will come to you. Remember, in a good sale, every party wins. With Sarah's passion for fitness and selling, she has more control over her life while earning good money and staying home with her kids at the same time. She considers this income stream an amazing opportunity because she gets paid according to how much she works. And Sarah is a woman who hustles hard! Keep in mind, when you are passionate about something, it will snowball and positively influence every aspect of your life.  Show Notes: In today's show, we talk about:  How Sarah Barker's active family shaped her mindset with regards to the fitness realm, starting with hobbies then moving on to competitive martial arts as early as grade six.  What roles fitness can play in a person's life, considering how much the fitness industry has evolved over the years. How fitness has the power to teach the biggest lessons which carry over in other areas of life, including marriage and rearing kids.  Why fitness coaching is not about you but about other people, especially when you know you're changing every aspect of a person's life. How ego can get in the way especially if you know that you excel in something, so being self-aware matters to keep yourself in check.  What routines work well for self-care and business journey while managing family and other endeavors together.  Why aiming to accomplish priorities helps instead of trying to keep everything balanced because many responsibilities mean sacrifices must be made to accomplish goals. How residual income helps harmonize your life with priorities and how it can help you accomplish what you want.  How direct sales is like fitness as it takes time and discipline to make a six-figure income because it can never happen overnight.  Why you need to find out what you want in your career, evaluate what you're willing to sacrifice, and find a way to get everything done.  Why sales, in general, gets a bad reputation because people have been schemed and burned before.  How to get over the stigma of doing direct sales as people often have a misconception about this business model.  When you sell something, you need to detach yourself from the money concept because you must remember you are serving people first and foremost, so they will trust you enough to give you their money or buy your stuff.  How it's important to have multiple streams of income and lean into the people with leadership to guide you.  Learn more about Sarah Barker by smashing the following links below: Website: https://xendurance.com/pages/team-xnd?als=Xendurance (https://xendurance.com/pages/team-xnd?als=Xendurance) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sarah.r.barker (https://www.facebook.com/sarah.r.barker) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sarahbarkerfitness/?hl=en (https://www.instagram.com/sarahbarkerfitness/?hl=en) Life is more fun when you subscribe to our channel! ⬇️ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbb1ZR72EzU1uSr1rgSBR-g (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbb1ZR72EzU1uSr1rgSBR-g) The views and opinions expressed on the “Espresso with Erin & Sarit” podcast are solely those of the authors and guests. They should not be attributed to any other individual or

Sarah BarkerSarah is Director of Data Intelligence at Our Community. The Our Community group provides advice, connections, training and easy-to-use tech tools for people and organisations working to build stronger communities.Sarah has an amazing role at what is a really unique organisation that does so much to build not for profit capability through partnerships and innovation.Got Purpose?The Purpose is our periodic email newsletter and our latest edition comes out today! sign up here to get it :)Community PoweredHumans of Purpose is independent, locally produced and advertising free. We are 100% funded and supported by our generous community of listeners. A big thankyou goes out to our amazing community of supporters:Humanism, Clyde, Jasmine, Suzy, Kynan, Deb, Sue K, Carmen, Misha, Sue P, Joel H, Levi, Jules, Sally, Will, Bee, Lyndon, Olivia, Jo, Macartan, Joel F and StuartWithout your support we wouldn't exist. Patreon support covers the majority of my monthly costs of production and enables me to improve podcast quality and to secure top quality guests. Have you thought about supporting us? Your SupportBecome a Patreon Supporter today for as little as the price of a single coffee per month ($4). I'll send you an awesome exclusive Humans of Purpose tote bag (valued at $25) and you will help shape the podcast moving forward.If you are looking to share an aligned message about a product or service that our listeners may enjoy, do check out our new Spaceman support option.Support the show. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As a new teacher finding the right CPD can feel a bit like searching for a needle in a haystack. There are many courses out there aimed at teachers- both online, in person. For free, and for a fee. Ones that will give you letters after your name, and ones that will just give you a certificate of attendance. But this year in particular will see a host of new teachers looking to fill gaps that school closures may have left in their classroom experience. So what CPD is worth pursuing? Tes recruitment editor, Grainne Hallahan, caught up with Sarah Barker of Orchard School in Bristol to talk about where and how a new teacher can begin their search. For more on this topic why not join our upcoming webinar with author and educator Jill Berry (https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/8215975703720860688?source=podcast). On Monday 21 September at 4pm (BST) Jill will be looking at how early-career teachers can make the most of the CPD on offer.

Matthew Grennan of the University of Pennsylvania on healthcare cost. Eric Dahlin of BYU on robots stealing jobs. Astrophysicist and author Sarah Barker on stargazing. Sam Payne of the Apple Seed shares a story. Michael Fendrich of the University of Connecticut on addressing mid-youth crises with alternative care. Author Becky Lomax on national parks in the southwest.

Alcohol misuse has a significant impact on individual and community health and well being. In this podcast, based on a recent webinar, our panel will focus on the ways in which clinicians can help reduce the impact of alcohol misuse on mental health. Hosted by: Dr Jan Orman Guests: Dr Hester Wilson, Dr Sarah Barker, Dr Jane MacLeod Based on Webinar 25 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available at medcast.com.au/courses/249

Some 230 people were at Beechworth's George Kerford Hotel for the "Managing Climate Risk in Agriculture" conference staged by the Farmers for Climate Acton (FCA) late in October. An impressive array of speakers covered most every aspect of farming in a changing climate from physical risks through to the emotional and mental health of farmers.Most of the presentations would have been sufficient has they been the entire substance of the conference to leave the audience in deep thought, but it was that of MinterEllison corporate lawyer and climate change expert specializing in climate risk, Sarah Barker, who set many to thinking and appeared to empower people.

Sarah Barker from the Melbourne law firm, MinterEllison, helps corporations and institutional investors manage dynamic environmental, social and governance risks through the corporate governance lens. After a "light bulb" moment a decade or so ago, Sarah has become passionate about helping people better understand the financial and corporate risk associated with climate change. Sarah will be among the impressive array of speakers at a Farmers for Climate Action conference at Beechworth later this month.Sarah was kind enough to share some of her thoughts with "Climate Conversations".

When is ‘exact’ not exact? Well, that’s the question that Google has raised recently after announcing that it is changing the way that it handles ‘exact match’ keywords in Adwords. Sarah Barker, PPC Lead at Stickyeyes takes a closer look. https://www.stickyeyes.com/2017/04/07/ok-google-define-exact-match/

Back in June, Instagram announced that their user base had reached 500 million, however they were not willing to stop there. So far this year we have seen the introduction of a whole host of new features including the more recent, 'Stories' and Business Profiles. This week on Digital Minute, Sarah Barker, PPC Lead at Stickyeyes takes a look into how you and your brand can benefit. Want to see more videos from Stickyeyes? Check out our Video Hub: http://www.stickyeyes.com/video Subscribe to our YouTube channel videos: http://www.youtube.com/user/stickyeyesTV. To get email updates of our latest video blogs, insights and intelligence, sign up to our email updates: http://www.stickyeyes.com/newsletter/ Subscribe to our Digital Minute podcasts: RSS: http://feeds.feedburner.com/DigitalMi... Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/d... Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/stick... Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/stickyeyes/set... Find us on Twitter at @stickyeyes or visit our website at http://www.stickyeyes.com

We all know what it's like to listen to vinyl, but what's it like to hand-pour or physically press them? Heather and Sarah from Gotta Groove and Wax Mage join me this week to talk about their side of the record industry and their unique, one-of-a-kind colored vinyl creations that are gaining them fans from all over the world. We also discuss the age old question of whether colored records sound better or worse than standard black pressings, Wax Mage's upcoming Heavy Haze compilation, what crazy requests for album variants they've heard from labels and bands, and much more! Visit Heather and Sarah at instagram.com/waxmagerecords, facebook.com/waxmagerecords, be sure to enter this week's Wax Mage contest for a free shirt, stickers and pins, aaaaand use the code VINYLEMERGENCY for 50% off anything at waxmagerecords.com! PLUS our flipbin contest winner is announced! Follow @VinylEmergency on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, write the show at vinylemergency@gmail.com and while visiting our new sponsor MusicDirect.com, use the code EMERGENCY for 15% off any music purchase!

Looking beyond COP21: How will asset owners respond to an international climate agreement and the global energy transition to low-carbon? Given the sluggishness of regulatory action against climate change in most nations and at the international scale, many companies continue to derive significant income from activities that endanger the climate.  In turn, many professional investment companies such as pension funds, mutual funds, in the US and Europe, and sovereign wealth funds invest in such “high carbon” assets, placing pension savers’ and other stakeholders’ assets at great risk.  The level of risk-taking represented by high-carbon assets leaves investment fiduciaries open to legal liability. That is the argument advanced by the Asset Owners Disclosure Project (AODP), considered in this episode. AODP is an independent not-for-profit global organization whose objective is to protect retirement savings and other long-term investments from the investment risks posed by climate change by improving disclosure and industry best practice. This podcast features the CEO of AODP who explains how climate change represents significant risks to portfolio value for the world’s largest investors. Two guest lawyers speak to the rise of fiduciary trust and securities law as new drivers of action on climate change risk by institutional investors around the world.  The experts are interviewed by Myanna Dellinger, Associate Professor of Law with the University of South Dakota School of Law.Julian Poulter is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of the AODP. Sarah Barker is a Special Counsel in the Corporate Group in Minter Ellison's Melbourne office, and has published extensively on trustee fiduciary duty and climate risk. Ms. Barker provides advice to AODP on climate risk and fiduciary duty in the Australian context. Jay Youngdahl is a partner in the Houston-based law firm, Youngdahl & Citti, P.C. He is currently a Visiting Scholar at the College of Business at San Francisco State University and has been a Senior Fellow with the Hauser Institute’s Initiative for Responsible Investment at Harvard University. Mr. Youngdahl provides advice to AODP on fiduciary law and climate change risk in the United States.

Independent's Day celebrated its 100th episode with a live event at Chloe's at Golden Road brewing on Wednesday, January 22nd, 2014. Many of the artists who have been guests on ID played live sets, including Brian Whelan, Jess Penner, Loch & Key, Little Lonely, Pi Jacobs, Big Harp, Alias Means and many more. The episode is compiled from live interviews conducted that night as well as some short discussions with past guests at the Independent's Day World Headquarters. Artists featured in the interviews includes Jess Penner, Eugene Edwards, Davey Meshell of The Neighborhood Bullys, Brian Whelan, Ted Wulfers, Mike Chylinski of Arrow Highway, Big Harp, Joe Jencks, Loch &Key, Andy Creighton of The World Record, John Hoskinson, Sarah Barker, Robbie Rist, Jason Taylorson and Ray Argyle of Sunken Ships.

Independent's Day celebrated its 100th episode with a live event at Chloe's at Golden Road brewing on Wednesday, January 22nd, 2014. Many of the artists who have been guests on ID played live sets, including Brian Whelan, Jess Penner, Loch & Key, Little Lonely, Pi Jacobs, Big Harp, Alias Means and many more. The episode is compiled from live interviews conducted that night as well as some short discussions with past guests at the Independent's Day World Headquarters. Artists featured in the interviews includes Jess Penner, Eugene Edwards, Davey Meshell of The Neighborhood Bullys, Brian Whelan, Ted Wulfers, Mike Chylinski of Arrow Highway, Big Harp, Joe Jencks, Loch &Key, Andy Creighton of The World Record, John Hoskinson, Sarah Barker, Robbie Rist, Jason Taylorson and Ray Argyle of Sunken Ships.

Independent's Day celebrated its 100th episode with a live event at Chloe's at Golden Road brewing on Wednesday, January 22nd, 2014. Many of the artists who have been guests on ID played live sets, including Brian Whelan, Jess Penner, Loch & Key, Little Lonely, Pi Jacobs, Big Harp, Alias Means and many more. The episode is compiled from live interviews conducted that night as well as some short discussions with past guests at the Independent's Day World Headquarters. Artists featured in the interviews includes Jess Penner, Eugene Edwards, Davey Meshell of The Neighborhood Bullys, Brian Whelan, Ted Wulfers, Mike Chylinski of Arrow Highway, Big Harp, Joe Jencks, Loch &Key, Andy Creighton of The World Record, John Hoskinson, Sarah Barker, Robbie Rist, Jason Taylorson and Ray Argyle of Sunken Ships.