Podcast appearances and mentions of sonia lee

trigger warnings: suicidal ideation, domestic violence, child abuse, family trauma, complex trauma, church hurt, spiritual abuse, depression This extended episode is not easy listening and not family friendly. Prepare yourself for uncomfortable and painful storytelling before you tap the play button. Be ready to pause or stop listening when you feel triggered or it's just too much. We know this is not for the faint of heart. Wellness coach Sonia Lee shares some stories from her personal experiences, full of pain and shame, because to name them all would be overwhelming for her and us. She explains why it's important to go back to those painful memories through story work and body work in the process of healing, growth, and transformation. She also poignantly speaks of her crumbling under church hurt, and how even that became a turning point for her discovery of real love, spirituality, and community. Her life was at stake, and so is yours. Don't get stuck in the darkness of shame, merely surviving and suffocating. Healing is hard work. And, your life is worth it. May this story give you a bit more faith to take a courageous step towards hope and healing. And, stay connected to Erasing Shame on our socials to get your invitation for the upcoming webinar with Sonia Lee, where she will unpack more about how to heal from church hurt. 

A surprise message opens a long-closed door to Jon's secret past. Sonia Lee has been listening to every episode in the Bronwyn podcast series while weighing the right time to come forward for the first time. She made a promise to her grandmother on her death bed to tell the truth about her biological father when the time was right. A man she has never known— but is now hearing so much about. In a remarkable interview with Hedley Thomas, Sonia Lee reveals her biological father is Jon Winfield, and his then-girlfriend was 15 and left heartbroken when Jon denied being the father. He refused to help her or his baby. Bronwyn's sister-in-law, Michelle Read, recovers an historic document from the files of the police Unsolved Homicide unit, confirming Jon's conduct. Sonia Lee says Jon needs to stop lying. She hopes her truth can help solve Bronwyn's cold case.  Read more about this case and see photographs, maps, timelines and more at bronwynpodcast.com.  If you have information which may help solve this cold case, you can contact our team confidentially by emailing bronwyn@theaustralian.com.au If you need support, Lifeline can be reached on 13 11 14.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr. Sonia Lee, Acting Branch Chief of the NICHD Maternal and Pediatric Infectious Disease Branch at the National Institutes of Health, explains the findings of a new study measuring the impact of mask wearing in schools; Dr. Haley Cash, an epidemiologist with the Pacific Island Health Officers Association, says public health leaders in several Pacific island jurisdictions have learned many lessons during the COVID-19 pandemic; ASTHO President Elect Dr. Anne Zink of Alaska answers questions in a new ASTHO blog article offered in recognition of Women's History Month; and there's still time to register for Wednesday's Insight and Inspiration event with author and teacher Dr. Bruce Perry. NIH News Release: Mandatory masking in schools reduced COVID-19 cases during Delta surge Pediatrics article: School Masking Policies and Secondary SARS-CoV2 Transmission ASTHO Public Health Review Podcast webpage ASTHO Blog Article: Leadership Trailblazers Spotlight – Anne Zink, Chief Medical Officer of the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services ASTHO Insight and Inspiration Series: Dr. Bruce Perry

As burnout, compassion fatigue, and moral distress continue to affect the health center workforce, the third season of the STAR² Center Talks Workforce Success podcast presents insights, lessons learned, and first-hand experience in navigating and overcoming the challenges of these issues from those working in the field. In this episode, ACU's Helen Rhea Vernier interviews Sonia Lee, Program Director, Client Services and Grants, and Liam Spurgeon, Senior Project Manager, Communications and Engagement of Health Outreach Partners (HOP) about building organizationally-supported employee self-care for increased resiliency and retention.

Introducing our youngest guest ever, 19-year-old, college student at University of California, Riverside majoring in Computer Science, Sonia Lee! In this episode, we cover transitions from high school to college, majoring in a male-dominated field as a young woman and the Gen Z mindset. Come along for a fun and educational time with Sonia! (16:57) Transition from High School to College (36:18) Gen-Z Talks (47:32) Sonia's love for airport videos (1:41) Wrap Up --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/party-of-two2/support

Introducing our youngest guest ever, 19-year-old, college student at University of California, Riverside majoring in Computer Science, Sonia Lee! In this episode, we cover transitions from high school to college, majoring in a male-dominated field as a young woman and the Gen Z mindset. Come along for a fun and educational time with Sonia! (16:57) Transition from High School to College (36:18) Gen-Z Talks (47:32) Sonia's love for airport videos (1:41) Wrap Up --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/party-of-two2/support

How has music supported you in recovery? What inspiration do you find there? Are there certain songs that have become the soundtrack of your life? Sonia Lee is a singer and song writer in recovery. We talked about her recovery journey and her recovery songs. Sonia's recovery started when she realized she was alcoholic. But,... The post Music in Recovery – 360 appeared first on The Recovery Show.

This week I am with singer-songwriter, speaker, mom, woman of recovery, and recording artist,  Sonia Lee. Sonia has used her gift of music and writing to help others in recovery circles. Hear Sonia's story of recovering from alcohol and how she has stayed sober for 25 years. Listen to her tips and tolls of recovering from alchoholism and life in general. She believes we are all recovering from something. Am I right? Follow her on instagram @sonialeemusic. Visit her website at www.sonialee.net.

ABOUT THIS SHOW: The Monty’man interviews Ken Seeley from A&E’s INTERVENTION and INTERVENTION 911. A segment brought back from the 2013 Evolution of Addiction Treatment Conference in Los Angeles, CA. Also, three powerful recovery songs by Mike Zito, Richie Supa and Sonia Lee. Please visit www.intervention911.com

Dan sits down with Master Violinist, Sonia Lee - and they discuss her career and work together. Since 1998, her talent, beauty, and performing brio have made her an in-demand instrumentalist for the concert tours of numerous A-list entertainers, including Diana Ross, Rod Stewart, Don Henley, and Billy Joel.

Sonia Lee is a syndicator based in San Francisco. She invests in multiple asset classes. On today's show we take a look at a 252 unit apartment complex in Evansville Indiana. Sonia's company can be found at leewardrei.com

ENTITLED TO OVERCOME (Solutions for Life, Today) Topic: BULLYING Part One Bullying has been around for centuries and continues today. Whether on the playground, classroom, walking home from school in the work place or between siblings, one thing we know for sure, bullying causes a host of issues to numerous to cover in a one-hour show. Join Dave and Monty as they scratch the surface in Part One of this week’s topic on Entitled to Overcome. Also included in this show, the powerful poem, “What’s the Real Problem?” by Gaiden Stach. ​ Closing Song: On the Other Side by Sonia Lee www.sonialee.net

Like me, today’s guest started out her career as a lawyer. If you’re in a job and wondering how to escape the rat race and create new opportunities for yourself and others, you will love hearing Sonia Lee’s impressive story. Sonia Lee is a founder of Leeward Real Estate Investments whose mission is to provide real estate investment opportunities to everyday people so that they can have passive income and create long term wealth. Sonia has over 15 years of experience in real estate with a wide breadth of expertise in different classes of asset as well an in-depth knowledge in construction and property management. Currently, she manages over $30 million in real estate assets internationally. She holds a BS in Economics & Psychology from the University of California at Berkeley and a J.D. from the University of Southern California. ABOUT MONICK HALM: Monick Halm is host of the Real Estate Investor Goddessses Podcast. She is a real estate investor, developer, and syndicator with over 12 years of residential real estate investing experience in single family, multi-family, mobile home parks, and flipping. With her husband, she owns over 1000 rental doors. She delights in adding value for her investors and tenants through improved management and the targeted remodeling and rehabbing of properties. visit: www.RealEstateInvestorGoddesses.com to connect with Monick. Take the quiz to find out What Kind of Investor You Are and obtain your free ebook: “The Real Estate Success Blueprint: The 7 Crucial Steps Every Woman Must Take to Be a Successful Real Estate Investor”

Like me, today's guest started out her career as a lawyer. If you're in a job and wondering how to escape the rat race and create new opportunities for yourself and others, you will love hearing Sonia Lee's impressive story. Sonia Lee is a founder of Leeward Real Estate Investments whose mission is to provide […]

We spend the bulk of the show talking to the man that transferred the first photo through a phone into the internet... back in 1997. He then went on with his business partner and wife to make the first commercially viable Camera-Phone in Japan before later doing the same in the United States. Our conversation is with Philippe Kahn and that's right after the top news stories of the week, so make sure you’re charged and ready for the Pocketnow Weekly! Watch the video recorded from 8:50pm Eastern on June 16th (coming soon), or check out the high-quality audio version right here. You can shoot your listener emails to podcast@pocketnow.com for a shot at getting your question read aloud on the air the following week! Pocketnow Weekly 257 Recording Date June 16, 2017 Hosts Juan Carlos Bagnell Jules Wang Guest Philippe Kahn Sponsor HelloFresh is on a mission to save home cooking (because it’s too good to go away). It not only takes groceries farm-to-box, but gets you from couch-to-kitchen with recipes you can easily follow, handle and tackle no matter if you’re a kitchen novice or a seasoned expert — most of them in under 30 minutes. Ingredients come from the freshest sources and are measured to the exact quantities needed so there’s no food waste. Plus, HelloFresh employs two full-time registered dieticians on staff who review each recipe to ensure it is nutritionally balanced. Customers can order 3 to 5 different meals per week designed for 2 or 4 people for under $10 a plate — but Pocketnow Weekly listeners can get $30 off their first week of deliveries by visiting hellofresh.com and entering the code “POCKETNOW30” when they subscribe! Thanks to HelloFresh for sponsoring this episode of the #PNWeekly! News Summary (3:25) The news delivered in just a few minutes. Meizu PRO 7 may have a second, rear screen The refurbished Note 7 FE has a launch timeline... The HTC U11 beats its poor sales rap A tell on Google Pixel sales Google wants to eat Apple's chips for lunch A stable screen for the BlackBerry KEYone is coming Verizon drops CDMA for a flip phone Philippe Kahn (6:24) It's been 20 years and a week since the first-ever image internet-distributed image came through a phone. From there, Philippe Kahn and his tech entrepreneur wife Sonia Lee co-piloted the commercialization of an integrated product first in Japan with J-Phone, then with Sprint in the US. The two now run Fullpower, which focuses on sleep tracking data-gathering. • See you soon! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join the Monty'man, Toni J. and Bruce H. as they take a look at the lives of three men who recently relapsed. Each man had a particular characteristic that fueled their relapse. Two of these men had experienced long term sobriety and one had been sober longer than he had ever been before. One was incredibly smart but prideful, one was over worked and had become too busy and the other had become complacent in his recovery. All three men had something in common, but what was it? Tune in and find out what prevented these men from living in a state of recovered. Closing song: "What Price" by Recovery Recording Artist, Sonia Lee.

Music inspires, bringing hope to the healing heart. Special guest singer/songwriter Sonia Lee's passion is singing for people in recovery. Herself a person in long-term recovery, she carries the positive message of strength and faith she has found on the sometimes rocky path of her personal journey. Sonia shares her music and recovery experiences with audiences at treatment centers, conferences, spiritual retreats, churches, festivals, and intimate house concerts. She also gives interactive music therapy workshops for recovering people. Sonia tells how and why she carries the recovery message with music. Learn more about Sonia's music and work at www.sonialee.net.