Podcast appearances and mentions of susan morgan

For the video of this episode, go to https://brucechalmer.com/susan-morgan-taylor/. Are you a woman in a couple, and your sexual desire seems to have vanished? Are you a man in a couple with one of those women? What's going on? What can you do about it? Our guest in this episode, Susan Morgan Taylor, specialized in helping couples dealing with this sort of desire discrepancy. And she learned how to help others by going through it herself. We talk about how she discovered her own keys to sexual awakening, and how she works with couples to help them find theirs. Susan's websites are https://www.PleasureKeys.com and https://www.pathwaytopleasure.com/. Do you have ideas for topics or guests for our podcast? Go to https://ctin7.com and send us a message. And you can also sign up for Dr. Chalmer's newsletter right from our homepage. Our sponsor is The Blue Tent: Erotic Tales from the Bible by Laria Zylber. Find out more at https://lariazylber.com. Bruce's latest book, Betrayal and Forgiveness: How to Navigate the Turmoil and Learn to Trust Again is now available! More information at https://brucechalmer.com/betrayal-and-forgiveness/

Welcome to episode 83 of The Orgasmic Lifestyle Podcast with Venus O'Hara. In this New Moon episode, we discuss spiritual sex. We speak with Susan Morgan Taylor, a sex therapist, intuitive coach, and spiritual teacher. I also review the book ‘The Magic of Thinking Big' by David Schwartz. The episode ends with a guided meditation with affirmations for sacred energy exchange.

Susan Morgan Taylor joins Zach and Laura to discuss her work as a sex therapist. She talks about some of the different types of sex therapies/therapists and shares her leys to pleasure.  Download her audio Pleasure Keys Guided Meditation here: https://susanmorgantaylor.ck.page/8f8b0e42c6  You can learn more about her work at https://www.pathwaytopleasure.com/  Sponsor: Paired. Download the PAIRED app at https://www.paired.com/MTR Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Susan is a holistically oriented licensed professional counselor (LPC), somatic therapist, and intimacy and relationship coach specialized in sex therapy, communication, and marriage and relationships.She's also a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP), and a Certified Mental Health Integrative Medicine Provider (CMHIMP) with a background in holistic healing, somatic embodiment practices, spiritual teaching and intuitive healing and coaching.www.pathwaytopleasure.comResources:www.ClaudiuMurgan.comwww.SpirituallyInspired.cawww.LoveLettersToWater.caYouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/channel/UC6RlLkzUK_LdyRSV7DE6obQEmail: claudiu@claudiumurgan.comhttps://spirituallyinspired.buzzsprout.comhttps://www.buzzsprout.com/1651807/supportFacebook: www.facebook.com/ClaudiuMurganAuthorSupport the show

Be prepared for a closer look at the myriad of self-directed care options available for families in Minnesota. Val Patino and Susan Morgan, the brains behind Accra, Minnesota's largest home care agency, lead an engaging discussion about the state's waiver program and the potential to carve out a full-time living as a personal care assistant (PCA). Set yourself on a learning journey as our esteemed guests throw light on the creation of self-directed programs and the strategies they deploy to ensure that PCAs are impeccably trained and adequately skilled. Listen to their approach to managing participants' dissatisfaction with the care they receive and their role in helping families oversee their PCAs' employment and administrative tasks.See additional episode resources at Home Health 360.

Accra Home Care is the largest provider of homecare in Minnesota, with over 9,000 patients in the state. To learn more about how Accra provides individualized home care — and has for more than 30 years — we're joined on this week's podcast by Chief Administrative Officer David Hancox and Chief Operating Officer Susan Morgan. Dave and Sue shared more about Accra's work with older adults and patients with disabilities who receive their services in the home. Accra also recently added mental health counseling services to its offerings as the company continues to make a positive impact on people's lives through home care.

In this episode I explore the hsitory of the Morgan Family starting from Morgan Cemetery in East Leroy, following the lives of the first and second generation of this family. William and Susan Morgan came to the U.S. from England in 1829, and eventually moved to Michigan in 1867. Their family grew up in the area, and their children led fascinating lives, mostly around Battle Creek and East Leroy. I also discuss some genealogy tips for listeners on how to research their own families. For more information on Michael Delaware, visit: https://www.michaeldelaware.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/michael-delaware/support

Join us for a conversation with Susan Morgan Bailey, who is a high energy leader with more than 25 years of experience in health, benefits and education settings. In her role as Senior Vice President, Culture & Wellbeing Practice Leader at Marsh & McLennan Agency, she calls upon her experience to help organizations build sustainable business via supportive cultures that empower individuals to thrive. Prior to joining MMA, Susan consulted on and led culture and wellbeing initiatives in a variety of settings from manufacturing to healthcare. Susan is a Certified CultureTalk™ Partner, a Certified Intrinsic Coach, SHRM-SCP and SPHR certified and holds a BS in Science Education and a MS in Health Promotion. Recognized for her passion and enthusiasm, she is on a mission to elevate the vibe on planet earth by helping others live high energy, purpose-focused lives! For more with Susan, listen to her podcast The Growth Collective. The article 6 Rules of Great Storytelling (As Told by Pixar) is an accompaniment to this podcast. Original music by Lynz Floren.

Mayor Joe Slaton spoke with BPR's Lilly Knoepp about his plans to improve tourism, housing and bike access in Hayesville. "We're working on a pedestrian and bike lane, a trail that would connect the assets that we have in town," said Slaton. Slaton ran unopposed to win the position of mayor with just 21 votes - 91 percent of the total votes cast. Sixty-three people voted in the town council election. Hayesville is in Clay County. Slaton was previously on the town council for 5 years. He says he has a tough first job ahead - he needs to find a replacement for the beloved town clerk and finance officer, Susan Morgan. Morgan unexpectedly passed away at the end of November. "She was the first person you see in town hall, she was the greeter and she was very friendly," said Slaton. As town council member, Slaton said he learned a lot how the town is run. Earlier this year, the Town Council offered all residents who were vaccinated against COVID-19 a check for $100. They had given out over

Historian Tiya Miles, author of "All That She Carried," tells the story of a cotton bag that Rose, an enslaved woman, gave to her daughter, Ashley, who was sold and separated from her mother. Miles joins us. And, there has been a shortage of school nurses for years. And with COVID-19, this school year has been especially hard. We talk with Susan Morgan, a school nurse in Emmett, Idaho.

What is love? Is it a feeling? Is it an experience? A force unseen? Maybe it's a mindset? Or even, a spiritual practice..    “I believe that sex is the most direct pathway to our deepest healing and the fulfillment of our deepest human yearnings for connection and love. When we lose access to this erotic and sexual aspect of ourselves we cut ourselves off from a part of life that holds the power to deeply heal us.” -Susan Morgan Taylor   Love, also known for being the greatest healing force in our lives, is dynamic and can manifest itself in a multitude of fashions. Love is tender, love is kind, but love is also motherfucking violent and abrasive at times. No more of this passive form of love; love is an act that must be refined time and time again. For some, it is easy to express their love for whatever the occasion calls for, and for others, finding your expression can be difficult at times. You will doubt yourself, you will think you're "doing it all wrong"; but all of the preconceived ideas of what love might be, or look like, just don't apply to every situation we're faced with over our lifespans. Susan and I consider what love may look like in a diverse set of situations and what it takes to truly BE in a state of love.    Question.. have you ever been hit with a wave of emotion during a sexual experience? Did you stop what you were doing? Did you cry it out? Laugh it out? Scream it out? Susan points out that our hearts and our genitals are very closely intertwined, and that as our hearts open and release, so do our genitals. When we invite all that it is we are feeling into our sexual practice, we get to experience new and deeper levels of vulnerability and physically MAKE love.    Enjoy the episode, it's quite the trip.   To find more of Susan: Susan Morgan Taylor, MA Specialist in Women's Sexuality and Feminine Spirituality Founder, The Pathway to Pleasure Collective and Feminine Wisdom Academy www.susanmorgantaylor.com www.pathwaytopleasure.com www.femininewisdomacademy.com www.sextalkcafe.net   Go to https://thepsychoe.com to find more episodes and social media updates.    Music is Face In It by @FallenforAutumn on IG    

Our guest expert today is Susan Morgan Taylor and in this episode we upack HOW TO HAVE BODY CONFIDENCE IN BED. Susan Morgan Taylor, MA is a holistic sex therapist, intuitive coach and specialist in women's sexuality and feminine spirituality. She is the founder and CEO of the Pathway to Pleasure Collective and podcsat host at the Sex Talk Cafe Podcast.Susan belives that we can change the world by how we have sex and make love and that this change begins with women.  She created the Wake Up Woman! 16 Week women's sexuality mentoring program  as a way to empower women and couples around the world to restore intimacy, save their relationship and get back to love (without feeling like they have to self-sacrifice themselves to keep their partner happy!).In this episode we dish about:Busting the myth of "confidence in the bedroom" so that you can experience more pleasure and fulfilling intimacy.How to get out of your head and into your body (and put that mental "to-do list" to rest for good!)The #1 biggest obstacle to pleasure and why the mainstream concept of "confidence" is the killer of libido and connection.How to design your own weekly Pleasure Date to restore intimacy and connection to selfI'm so happy you are here on this soul-nourishing ride!Please don't forget to Subscribe, Rate and Review this podcast -- so we can reach more bold and brave women! 

In this episode, I had an exciting opportunity to interview.....a SEX THERAPIST! Susan Morgan Taylor is amazingly insightful and full of great information for women (and men) seeking a stronger sexuality, spirituality, and femininity.   Learn more about tuning into the needs of your body, opening safe lines of communication with your partner, and understanding that sex is a gift that everyone can enjoy with the right tools and information.   How can you ask your partner for more during sex? How long does it take to get a woman ready for sex? Is masturbation helpful or harmful? How can women become more empowered through sex? Join us in this episode to cover all of these questions and more!  

In almost 60 days, Brooklyn Localeur Susan Morgan has left the apartment she shares with her partner and 18-month-old a total of four times. She talks with Joah and Cate about her nonstop video calls, the joy of sharing more of one's humanity with colleagues despite a forced quarantine, and what to order in Bed-Stuy when you can't stand your own cooking anymore. Find Susan on IG @suzay

Para o episódio de hoje trago a carta 3 de Água - Celebração - do Tarot Zen, de Osho Imagem da carta Celebração - https://pin.it/74GsgpT E como lanço esse episódio logo após o Dia das Mulheres resolvi falar um pouco de quem inspirou esse podcast. Estou falando de Susan Morgan conhecida com Ma Deva Padma a artista e responsável pelo Tarot Zen de Osho. Já falei sobre a Ma Deva no episódio 09. Hoje quero falar um pouco mais do trabalho dessa grande artista, seus estudos e inspirações que levaram a produzir esse lindo baralho baseado no Zen Budismo e ensinamento de Osho MA Deva trouxe em seu Tarot a energia feminina que todos nós devemos cultivar. No seu trabalho é possível ver a figura feminina de forma linda em diversas cartas. Na minhas contagem são pelo menos 23 cartas. Inclusive já gravei alguns episódios Compartilhar - episódio 30 Harmonia - episódio 03 Voz interior - episódio 01 Criatividade - episódio 07 Nesse episódio não podia deixar de trazer uma voz feminina. Nisso surgiu Maria Bethânia, Mariene De Castro e Beth Carvalho. Queria colocar tantas outras,mas infelizmente o tempo é curto. Deixo o sites do trabalho de Ma Deva Padma com os oráculos e com a arte em geral. www.thetaooracle.com/about-padma.htm www.embraceart.com A entrevista original com Ma Deva está em: www.aeclectic.net/tarot/learn/interview_mdpadma.shtml. Em português http://www.clubedotaro.com.br/site/h23_20_osho_jaime.asp A imagem da arte desse episódio foi criada por Ma Deva Padma - Kuan Yin - https://pin.it/6aKB9YM Café com Osho é uma inciativa para que todos possam ouvir e refletir as mensagens das cartas do Tarot Zen do Osho, bem como outros textos do Osho que nos auxiliam na busca do autoconhecimento. Se você gostou desse ou de outro episódios não deixe de compartilhar e permita que essa mensagem alcance mais pessoas. Toda segunda e quinta tem um cast novo do Café com Osho que estará disponível nos agregadores: Spotify, Breaker, Deezer, CastBox, Podcast Addict , Apple Podcast. Não deixe de assinar No Spotify tem a Playlist de algumas musicas que utilizei nos episódios e outras que ainda irei utilizar - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0ihLpFKotQ65UC5QhId1hx?si=i08D6w8RRdOigbYyFcCfLw Sou Alexandre Abreu e te convido a acompanhar as leituras que já realizei e que irei realizar. Desejo que cada áudio possa trazer, reflexão, conhecimento e sabedoria, promovendo transformação sempre! Namastê Café com Osho cafecomosho@gmail.com Instagram - @cafecomosho Grupo no Telegram - https://t.me/cafecomosho --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cafecomosho/message

Key Takeaways: Describe how purpose and meaning and essential to continued success at work Explain how organizations are facilitating connection to purpose and meaning for their employees Identify personal factors that inspire, motivate and provide personal purpose in work and life -- Speaker: Susan Morgan Bailey VP, Culture & Wellbeing Practice Leader Marsh & McLennan Agency - Michigan

‘I hope I never ridicule what is wise or good. Follies and nonsense, whims and inconsistencies do divert me, I own, and I laugh at them whenever I can.' Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice We're delighted to be back from our summer break and we've launched back into the thick of things. In this episode Phoebe and I are looking at the novels of Jane Austen and what her heroines can teach us about holding onto moral integrity and our Christian call to overcome our personal failings to love with true freedom.    Music: Ashton Manor by Kevin MacLeod Hosts: Rachel Sherlock, Phoebe Watson Follow me on social media: @seekingwatson Follow the podcast on Instagram: @riskingenchantmentpodcast Find out more at www.rachelsherlock.com   Works Mentioned: Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen Emma by Jane Austen Mansfield Park by Jane Austen Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen Persuasion by Jane Austen The History of England’  by ‘a partial, prejudiced, & ignorant historian’ (Jane Austen) 'Jane Austen’s Morality of Marriage' by Guy McClung, The Imaginative Conservative 'Polite Lies: The Veiled Heroine of Sense and Sensibility' by Susan Morgan, Nineteenth-Century Fiction The Habit of Being by Flannery O'Connor 'In Defense of Fanny Price: Why You Don’t Like Mansfield Park as Much as You Should' by Haley Stweart, Carrots for Michaelmas Fountains of Carrots Podcast 'How to go to Confession', Catholic Stuff You Should Know   What we're enjoying at the moment Phoebe: A Gentleman in Moscow by Amor Towles Rachel: Band of Brothers Chernobyl  

Ryan Gorman spoke to Ian Adair and Susan Morgan from Gracepoint about their work assisting those with mental health and substance abuse issues. www.gracepointwellness.org

Find us online at http://tedhart.com  He lectures around the world but now is here for you. From the latest in charity news, technology, fundraising and social networking, Ted Hart and his guests help you maneuver through this economic downturn in the charitable sector to greater levels of efficiency and fundraising success. PAGE 2 GUEST EXPERT: Susan Morgan, Director Tony Elischer Foundation. Susan has over twenty five years of experience in the charity sector, working with a wide range of charities in the UK; formerly as a fundraiser and in the last ten years as an associate at THINK Consulting Solutions. Her charity career started in retail followed by community fundraising and events leadership roles and this has remained a theme throughout her career.  She is passionate about maximizing income through developing the best relationships with volunteers, providing the highest standards of supporter care and stewardship and enabling fundraisers to achieve their highest potential. In 2017 she has led the establishment of Tony Elischer Foundation, a new organisation which provides mentoring support to professional fundraisers, helping to develop the next generation of fundraising leaders. “Throughout my career I have been inspired by a series of key individuals, including Tony Elischer who have taught me how to be a better fundraiser and how to make the most of my skills and knowledge. I am very proud to be leading this foundation to help others benefit from the expertise of others and become the best fundraisers they can be. Twitter: @TonyElischerFdn

In last week’s Vantage Performance podcast, Susan Morgan spoke about the importance of finding a mentor to act as a sounding board for your ideas. This week Phil Dobbie talks to Andrew Birch, Director of Vantage Performance, who suggests you take it a step further by appointing a board to add some external influence on your business. Andrew says the impact a board has is almost immediate, adding expertise and a fresh perspective on the business. It’s not unusual, he says, for a question to be asked, only to have the incumbent team respond, “yes, why do we do that?” Andrew also talks about an appropriate mix of board members, where to find them and what their role is within the organisation. If you thought boards with non-executive members were really just a necessarily evil for listed companies who needed to pacify their shareholders, it’s worth hearing what Andrew has to say.

There is a drastic shortage of accessible knowledge and quality training programmes in Africa for comprehensive cancer control. In particular, local capacity to train and mentor practitioners within the region is not sufficient to ensure sustainable cancer control. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), through its Programme of Action for Cancer Therapy (PACT) in cooperation with its international partners in cancer control, launched, in 2010, an initiative to establish a Virtual University for Cancer Control supported by regional cancer training and mentorship networks. Susan Morgan discusses the goals and objectives of the VUCCnet at the 2013 AORTIC meeting in Durban, South Africa.

This week: The Amanda Browder show talks to Thomas Lawson and Stacey Allen about the new art journal East of Borneo.   Then Terri and Joanna discuss  Gail Carriger's novel "Soulless".   ALSO PLEASE HELP US OUT!!! Post a video question for our new project! Duncan details in the BAS announcement section of the show.   Los Angeles, CA, September 30--Set to launch in spring 2010, East of Borneo is a dynamic and extensive website: part art journal, part multi-media archive edited by Thomas Lawson, Dean of California Institute of the Arts (CalArts) School of Art. This far-reaching publishing project will also include an imprint of highly focused books that reconsider neglected material and provocative themes within a contemporary context. The development and launch of East of Borneo, signals the amicable end to CalArts' productive eight year collaboration with Afterall. Under Lawson's co-editorship, the contemporary art journal was produced in partnership with London's Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design. In an interview earlier this week, Lawson said, "As the internet forces radical change on all forms of publishing it has become ever clearer that all but the most entrenched art magazines are at risk of becoming obsolete in their current forms. The interesting and exciting thing about this is the potential the web opens up for those of us who want to push forward. As we envisage East of Borneo we will be able to offer readers and writers a much richer, and much more valuable and highly personalized, experience than print formats can. And editorially we will also be able to explore more fully our roots in Los Angeles, while maintaining very active links to the rest of the world." East of Borneo presents traditional art writing in all its variations--from personal to academic, poetic to theoretical--while providing a multi-media platform that highlights connections and encourages new lines of thought, research and consideration, as well as expanded forms of writing. With its robust web architecture and non-hierarchical editorial approach, East of Borneo reflects the sprawling, rhizomatic nature of Los Angeles as well as the broader, international art world. Afterall 22, the last issue of the journal co-published with CalArts, is due on newsstands in October and will feature texts on the artists Sheela Gowda, Jos de Gruyter & Harald Thys and the artists' group Art Club 2000. Thomas Lawson is an artist, educator and writer. His essays have appeared in such journals as Artforum, Art in America, Flash Art, frieze and October, as well as numerous exhibition catalogues. From 1979 until 1992 he, along with writer Susan Morgan, published and edited REALLIFE Magazine, an irregular publication by and about younger artists interested in the relationship between art and life. A selection of writings from REALLIFE was published by Primary Information in 2006. For East of Borneo, he is joined by Stacey Allan, a writer and curator who was the Los Angeles-based associate editor of Afterall from 2007-2009. Lawson and Allan are working, on this new venture, with a highly experienced team of web developers, freelance editors and contributors based both in Los Angeles and abroad. East of Borneo is published by the California Institute of the Arts, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, and is supported in part by grants from the Andy Warhol Foundation for Visual Arts and the J. Paul Getty Foundation.

An interview with Susan Morgan Cooper, a documentary filmmaker, about her latest film, a profile of Pulitizer-Prize winning photographer Eddie Adams. "An Unlikely Weapon," profiles the life of Associated Press photographer Eddie Adams, who shot the iconic photograph of national police chief Nguyen Ngoc Loan shooting to death a captured Viet Cong prisoner, Nguyen Van Lem on a Saigon street in 1968. The photograph, capturing the shooting at the exact moment of impact, won Adams a Pulitzer Prize. The photograph was credited with turning the American public against U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War. Adams, after the war, also documented the plight of Vietnamese refugees leaving their homeland. Interviewer: Daniel C. Tsang, show host. Copyright c 2009