Podcast appearances and mentions of sheena grobb

In this revealing conversation with singer and health coach Sheena Grobb, she talks very openly about her diagnoses of Multiple Sclerosis and the various events and patterns that may have contributed to it. This conversation touches on two very important issues: (1) When might a physical ailment be a response to an emotionally traumatic event? (2) The very personal and subjective nature of trauma. What is traumatic for one person may not be traumatic for another. But it is trauma nonetheless. If you enjoy the show, please follow, rate, and review wherever you are listening. Want to share it? Use this link:https://enrealmenthourpodcast.co/Sheena's website: https://sheenagrobb.comHer TEDxTalk : https://youtu.be/cqVmOH4bAzM"Get Out Alive" Music Video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fohTiC897I4To learn more about Sheena's 90 Day Intensive called “GRACE” and to apply for a free "Breakthrough Session", visit https://sheenagrobb.com/health-and-life-coaching.Jeff's main website: https://jeffbrown.co/Jeff's next writing course: https://www.soulshapinginstitute.com/events/writing-your-way-home-answering-the-souls-call-20/

We all were excited to have a chance to sit and chat with the beautiful songbird, Sheena Grobb, as we all have experienced just how moving and relatable her music can be. Sheena was definitely gifted the ability to not only sing, but to write, and not just to write, but to write emotions. To capture the raw, the beautiful, and the life changing moments and weave them into something that captures your heart. @SheenaGrobb www.sheenagrobb.com

Sheena Grobb drops in to speak with Keith about her work as a coach, healer and musician. Sheena also shares how she has come to define the word, Grace. Sheena also "graces" us with one of her songs live on the podcast. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/keith-macpherson/message

This week Keith invites special guest, Sheena Grobb onto the show to speak about emotional processing and music. They also answer a question around how to vision board from a listener. Be sure to tune in this week!

Sharon Sayler, your host for The Autoimmune Hour, welcomes Tammy Durden, President of Tammy's Office Solutions, a VA company that offers ‘honest-and-real-at-home' work for autoimmune ‘thrivers' just like her and the amazing songstress Sheena Grobb, both who proudly proclaim The Autoimmune Hour's favorite title ‘Thrivers” (not just survivors.)  In this powerful episode, they share how they uniquely created their personal success stories after being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. Discover their personal and professional philosophies on:• How to learn to ask for help and what you need,• How to ‘never give up!'• Exploring ways to embrace and thrive,• How you can grow through it or you can become bitter about it,• Why living joyfully is a choice,Plus so much more…. Find out more about Tammy Durden at www.TammyOffices.com and Sheena Grobb at https://sheenagrobb.com/ then listen to our inspiring chat on success and beating the odds.#LifeInterrupted #Autoimmune

Aired Friday, 1 December 2017, 7:00 PM ET Never Give Up – Two Multiple Sclerosis Thrivers Share Their Success Stories Sharon Sayler, your host for The Autoimmune Hour, welcomes Tammy Durden, President of Tammy's Office Solutions, a VA company that offers ‘honest-and-real-at-home' work for autoimmune ‘thrivers' just like her and the amazing songstress Sheena Grobb, both who proudly proclaim The Autoimmune Hour's favorite title ‘Thrivers” (not just survivors.) In this powerful episode, they share how they uniquely created their personal success stories after being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. Discover their personal and professional philosophies on: ~ How to learn to ask for help and what you need, ~ How to ‘never give up!' ~ Exploring ways to embrace and thrive, ~ How you can grow through it or you can become bitter about it, ~ Why living joyfully is a choice, ~ Plus so much more… Find out more about Tammy Durden at www.TammyOffices.com and Sheena Grobb at https://sheenagrobb.com/ then listen to our inspiring chat on success and beating the odds this Friday night December 1, 2017, at 7PM ET.

Aired Friday, 26 May 2017, 7:00 PM ET ‘I Did It My Way' - Two Women Share How They Healed Themselves From Life-Threatening Disease Sharon Sayler, your host for The Autoimmune Hour, welcomes the songstress Sheena Grobb and author Annie Pool, who proudly proclaim my favorite title ‘Thrivers”, not just survivors. We will hear how they uniquely created their personal success stories as we explore self-care, self-love, and self-forgiveness. Sheena Grobb, a songbird from the age of two, songwriter at ten, the acclaimed singer/songwriter, and health coach Sheena Grobb shares how she learned to strengthen and support her complete self. After being told “You have MS” at age 16, she developed her own system to regain her health by alleviating her hidden stressors. Sheena shares how she discovered ways to move through the complex language of emotions and a simple technique to uncover and remove ‘stuck emotions.' Next, Annie Pool, author of the book, “Passport to Life: How I Overcame Incurable Cancer Through the Power of Travel,” shares how she turned an insurmountable obstacle into an opportunity by changing her incurable cancer diagnosis into a passport for life. Today, Annie is completely cancer-free and she shares how to create happiness and peace of mind regardless of what else is happening. Plus simple ways to quickly change your mood and start living your best life now.

Sharon Sayler, your host for The Autoimmune Hour, welcomes the songstress Sheena Grobb and author Annie Pool, who proudly proclaim my favorite title 'Thrivers", not just survivors. We will hear how they uniquely created their personal success stories as we explore self-care, self-love, and self-forgiveness. Sheena Grobb, a songbird from the age of two, songwriter at ten, the acclaimed singer/songwriter, and health coach Sheena Grobb shares how she learned to strengthen and support her complete self. After being told "You have MS" at age 16, she developed her own system to regain her health by alleviating her hidden stressors. Sheena shares how she discovered ways to move through the complex language of emotions and a simple technique to uncover and remove 'stuck emotions.'Next, Annie Pool, author of the book, “Passport to Life: How I Overcame Incurable Cancer Through the Power of Travel,” shares how she turned an insurmountable obstacle into an opportunity by changing her incurable cancer diagnosis into a passport for life.  Today, Annie is completely cancer-free and shares with us how to create happiness and peace of mind regardless of what else is happening. Plus simple ways to quickly change your mood and start living your best life now. #LifeInterrupted  #Autoimmune  #LIR

Is there a mind-body-spirit emotional connection to healing?  Discover ways to learn to listen to how you are really feeling. No, this isn't answering the question when the doctor says, “How are you feeling?”  This weeks' episode of The Autoimmune Hour on Life interrupted Radio explores self-care, self-love, and self-forgiveness with the songstress Sheena Grobb. Join your host Sharon Sayler and Sheena,  a songbird from the age of two, songwriter at ten, with 3 albums under her belt, the Canadian, US, and UK, acclaimed Singer/Songwriter, Teacher, and Health Coach Sheena Grobb is sharing how our health - and our lives - are incredibly fragile and what we can do to strengthen and support our SELF.  We explore learning of her battle with Multiple Sclerosis at only 16yrs old and uncover the learnings through her explicit details of her health journey and teaching others a new system for alleviating subtle stress on the body that she herself has found life changing; the work of Dr. Doug Tataryn's Bio Emotive Framework for being a critical part of why she's thriving now. We will also discover: Are you living a different version of yourself?How to move through the language of emotions. And a simple technique to uncover and clear out stuck emotions.Learn more about Sheena at www.SheenaGrobb.com and listen in this Friday, January 13th at 7PM ET for the debut and as always, available in podcast at www.LifeInterruptedRadio.com/SGrobb? and at iTunes. 

I met Sheena this summer at the I AM Festival and immediately fell in love with her voice, authenticity and loveliness. Sheena Grobb is a self-described song bird. She is a singer-songwriter, speaker and health coach with a background teaching in high schools. Her voice has been compared to greats like Sarah McLachlan and Norah Jones, with a delicacy which is almost a whisper at times that creates a sound so sweet and unique that is unmistakably hers. Sheena was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis when she was 16-years-old and has learned to overcome some of her symptoms and struggles by listening to her body, learning how to express and feel her emotions and taking care of herself. After opening up about her journey with MS in her TEDx Talk last year, she has seen the value in helping others by sharing her story for encouragement, inspiration and hope. Sheena is passionate about emotional education and the healing that can come from learning how to feel and express our selves. We get into her experience with MS and learning to process her emotions. Her creative process and finding her style. How to communicate with your friends and family when rage or anger might be the emotion that needs to come out and much more - Sheena was dropping emotional knowledge bombs all over the place! Some of the take-aways from this episode are: Telling your story can be really beneficial to others and to ourselves Listening to your body and understanding what feelings are coming up is important. They don't always have to be happy and positive. Crying can be a natural way to process our emotions that society has trained us to avoid. How to develop your own creative voice by letting go of judgement and expectation. How our biases and prejudices of others can show us how we are judging ourselves. What is the Bio-Emotive framework and how can we communicate our emotions with our loved ones? In a relationship, both people need to feel honoured and have a chance to express themselves. Links from the episode: Sheena's Website - http://www.sheenagrobb.com/ Sheena's TEDx Talk - http://tedxwinnipeg.ca/speaker/sheena-grobb/ The Bio-Emotive Framework - http://www.bioemotiveframework.com/

Canadian songstress Sheena Grobb's emotionally grounding performance style along with an impressive repertoire of original songs continually test the limits of her musicality as a singer/songwriter, pianist, guitarist, and literary performer.Sheena’s musical background was nurtured from the tender age of two years old with a passion ingrained in her small town roots. Sheena wrote her first song at ten years old and recorded a nine-song demo at the age of sixteen after winning a talent competition in her community.Sheena is quoted saying It's nice that people might enjoy hearing me sing. But I'd rather the focus be on the process of the listener. I'd like to be part of helping people in transformation... those looking to connect with a deeper part of themselves. If the music I create can help someone else feel just a little more human... just a little closer to who they really are, then the gift is returned to me.

Canadian songstress Sheena Grobb's emotionally grounding performance style along with an impressive repertoire of original songs continually test the limits of her musicality as a singer/songwriter, pianist, guitarist, and literary performer.Sheena’s musical background was nurtured from the tender age of two years old with a passion ingrained in her small town roots. Sheena wrote her first song at ten years old and recorded a nine-song demo at the age of sixteen after winning a talent competition in her community.Sheena is quoted saying It's nice that people might enjoy hearing me sing. But I'd rather the focus be on the process of the listener. I'd like to be part of helping people in transformation... those looking to connect with a deeper part of themselves. If the music I create can help someone else feel just a little more human... just a little closer to who they really are, then the gift is returned to me.