Podcasts about sustainable recovery

Recovery from an eating disorder is incredibly challenging and exhausting at times. It consistent focus and motivation, and constant challenging of deep-rooted behaviours and thought processes that may have become normal.  In this episode, we will be exploring the role of consistency in eating disorder recovery and how to not give in to eating disorder thoughts and feelings when things get tough. Remember, the concept of recovery IS possible. Yes, it may take time, but if you commit to it, you'll see just how awesome and rewarding it can be. Hope this episode helps!SOCIALS:Instagram: @flourishwithciandra @recovertoflourish_podTikTok: @flourishwithciandraWebsite: https://flourishwithciandra.com/Contact: info@flourishwithciandra.com

Caller Abraham's Question: "I failed at marriage. How do I refocus to become the man God built me to be?" // SUBMIT YOUR QUESTION // We would love to answer any questions you have about addiction, trauma, recovery, healing, and anything you can think of. Click the link below to submit your question (and if you're open to being a guest on the podcast, you can schedule your call time as well)! We're also curious to know if there are any topics you'd like to hear us discuss on the podcast. https://www.therapybros.com/call-in-and-ask-a-question/ Send mail to: Therapy Brothers, 40 W Cache Valley Blvd Ste 3c, Logan, UT 84341 // Brannon Patrick LCSW | "The Expert" // Website: https://www.brannonpatrick.com Therapy Practice: https://therapyutah.org/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/brannon_patrick Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ExpertBrannon YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/bpatricklcsw // Tyler Patrick LMFT | "The Wandering Therapist" // 15-Minute Free Consultation Call: https://lovestrong.com/consultation-call Therapy Practice: https://lovestrong.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/the.wandering.therapist Facebook: https://facebook.com/love.strong.org YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXaR4084r-Z_251xVdoyMFQ // SUPPORT OUR CHANNEL // Newsletter: https://www.therapybros.com/subscribe Donations: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=XQUZPJ6QNC22C Theme Music By: Max Wardle Music Books & Audiobooks We Recommend (We earn a small percentage from your purchase with any of the books links on this page): https://lovestrong.com/most-impactful-books/ // OUR COURSES // Boundary Bootcamp: https://www.brannonpatrick.com/Boundarybootcamp Pornography Addiction Recovery Kickstart: https://lovestrong.com/courses/overcome-pornography-addiction/ // OUR EVENTS // Radiant Dawn | Women's Retreat: https://radiantdawnconference.com/ Rising Son | Men's Retreat: https://risingson.org Vibrant Love | Couple's Retreat: https://vibrantlove.org 00:00 - Intro 02:10 - Childhood: The Slash Incident 08:45 - Guest: Meet Abraham 10:30 - Abraham's Struggles 14:15 - Recovery Efforts 18:40 - Abraham's Self-Perception 22:20 - Role of Boundaries 26:00 - Personal Growth 29:45 - Reflecting on Failures 34:10 - Love in Brokenness 37:45 - Closing Remarks --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/therapy-brothers/message

Caller Abraham's Question: "I failed at marriage. How do I refocus to become the man God built me to be?" // SUBMIT YOUR QUESTION // We would love to answer any questions you have about addiction, trauma, recovery, healing, and anything you can think of. Click the link below to submit your question (and if you're open to being a guest on the podcast, you can schedule your call time as well)! We're also curious to know if there are any topics you'd like to hear us discuss on the podcast. https://www.therapybros.com/call-in-and-ask-a-question/ Send mail to: Therapy Brothers, 40 W Cache Valley Blvd Ste 3c, Logan, UT 84341 // Brannon Patrick LCSW | "The Expert" // Website: https://www.brannonpatrick.com Therapy Practice: https://therapyutah.org/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/brannon_patrick Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ExpertBrannon YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/bpatricklcsw // Tyler Patrick LMFT | "The Wandering Therapist" // 15-Minute Free Consultation Call: https://lovestrong.com/consultation-call Therapy Practice: https://lovestrong.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/the.wandering.therapist Facebook: https://facebook.com/love.strong.org YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXaR4084r-Z_251xVdoyMFQ // SUPPORT OUR CHANNEL // Newsletter: https://www.therapybros.com/subscribe Donations: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=XQUZPJ6QNC22C Theme Music By: Max Wardle Music Books & Audiobooks We Recommend (We earn a small percentage from your purchase with any of the books links on this page): https://lovestrong.com/most-impactful-books/ // OUR COURSES // Boundary Bootcamp: https://www.brannonpatrick.com/Boundarybootcamp Pornography Addiction Recovery Kickstart: https://lovestrong.com/courses/overcome-pornography-addiction/ // OUR EVENTS // Radiant Dawn | Women's Retreat: https://radiantdawnconference.com/ Rising Son | Men's Retreat: https://risingson.org Vibrant Love | Couple's Retreat: https://vibrantlove.org

Episode Topic: Middle Eastern Cultural Landscapes - Sustainable Recovery and DevelopmentFocusing on how to build and create continuity and consistency with the remaining historic fabric of a place, landscape architect and designer Annalinda Neglia will speak about the deterioration of Middle Eastern cities, in particular. This lecture will help listeners understand the cultural expressions of places, how authenticity, continuity, and connecting both tangible and intangible heritages were created, and how they can be built today.Featured Speakers:Giulia Annalinda Neglia is an Assistant Professor in Landscape Architecture at the Department of Civil Engineering Sciences and Architecture of the Polytechnic University of Bari (Italy). Read this episode's recap over on the University of Notre Dame's open online learning community platform, ThinkND: go.nd.edu/55dbc8This podcast is a part of the ThinkND Series titled Restoring Reason, Hope and Faith in Architecture. Thanks for listening! The ThinkND Podcast is brought to you by ThinkND, the University of Notre Dame's online learning community. We connect you with videos, podcasts, articles, courses, and other resources to inspire minds and spark conversations on topics that matter to you — everything from faith and politics, to science, technology, and your career. Learn more about ThinkND and register for upcoming live events at think.nd.edu. Join our LinkedIn community for updates, episode clips, and more.

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In this episode of the Recover to Flourish podcast, I am joined by Emily Spence, an eating disorder recovery coach and ED survivor. Emily shares her expertise on how to get out of quasi-eating disorder recovery, where individuals may feel stuck in their progress or have experienced a setback.Emily provides practical advice on how to recognise the signs of quasi-recovery and offers helpful tips on how to move forward towards a full and sustainable recovery. Whether you are just starting your recovery journey or have been in quasi-recovery for some time, this episode offers valuable insights and encouragement to help you overcome obstacles and achieve lasting wellness. Join us for an empowering conversation on how to break free from the cycle of quasi-recovery and embrace a fulfilling life in recovery.//Follow Me:Instagram: @flourishwithciandra @recovertoflourish_podTikTok: @flourishwithciandraWebsite: https://flourishwithciandra.com/Contact: info@flourishwithciandra.com//Follow Emily:Instagram: @emilyspence___Website: www.isr-recovery.comPodcast: Unrestrict-EDSupport the show

Small steps add up to BIG changesToday we have a conversation with a member of the Recovery Warriors community. Her name is Emily and we call her our "legacy student" because she has participated in so many of our educational programs over the years. She's had such a determination to recover, and now she's living a better life and proving that eating disorder recovery IS possible. Emily is also a shining example of how consistency pays off in the long run of recovery. She is full of great advice and mindset shifts that are key to a successful and sustainable recovery.Now, let's get into this inspiring interview.LISTENER SURVEY

CINI BEGAN HER CAREER IN SPECIAL EDUCATION, WORKING WITH THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED. SHE CONTINUES TO ADVOCATE FOR THE RIGHTS OF THOSE WHO DO NOT HAVE A VOICE AND HAVE BEEN MARGINALIZED BY OUR SOCIETY. CINI SPENT MANY YEARS AS A STAY-AT-HOME MOM IN FAIRFIELD COUNTY. SHE IS AWARE OF THE BENEFITS AND CHALLENGES THAT GO HAND AND HAND WITH RAISING A FAMILY AS WELL AS THE SOCIAL PRESSURES, ALIENATION, AND COMPETITIVENESS IN MANY OF OUR COMMUNITIES. CINI RECOGNIZES THESE PRESSURES CAN BE OVERWHELMING, LEADING TO LOW SELF-ESTEEM, ANXIETY, DEPRESSION, AND UNSAFE COPING SKILLS. IN 2014, SHE BEGAN TO DEVOTE HER TIME AND ENERGY, WITH THE SAME PASSION SHE HAD EARLIER IN HER CAREER, PARTNERING WITH INDIVIDUALS ON THEIR RECOVERY JOURNEY. CINI BECAME A PROFESSIONAL RECOVERY COACH AND AN ALCOHOL AND DRUG COUNSELOR IN THE STATES OF CONNECTICUT AND NEW YORK. ON A DAILY BASIS, SHE MEETS INDIVIDUALLY AND IN GROUP THERAPY SETTINGS TO ASSIST THOSE WITH SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS IN DEVELOPING ACCEPTANCE, EMPOWERMENT, SELF-COMPASSION, AND A SUSTAINABLE RECOVERY PLAN.

One of the world's leading Economists, Atif Mian, comes on The Pakistan Experience for a masterclass on Pakistan's economic problems. On this deep dive podcast, we discuss inequality, real estate, economic indicators, incompetence of our leaders, circular debt, CPEC, IMF and the political economy. How bad is our economy? What are Pakistan's core economic problems? Why Pakistan focuses on unproductive sectors? Find out this and more on this week's episode of The Pakistan Experience. Atif Rehman Mian is a Pakistani-American economist who serves as the John H. Laporte Jr. Class of 1967 Professor of Economics, Public Policy, and Finance at Princeton University, and as the Director of the Julis-Rabinowitz Center for Public Policy and Finance at the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs. He received a Guggenheim Fellowship in 2021, and was elected Fellow of the Econometric Society in 2021. His work focuses on the connections between finance and the macro economy. He is the first person of Pakistani origin to rank among the top 25 young economists of the world. In 2014, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) identified Atif as one of twenty-five young economists who it expects will shape the world's thinking about the global economy in the future. Atif Mian reflects on whether IMF, the Pakistani Economy and our failures to fix it. Just how bad is the Pakistani Economy? The Pakistan Experience is an independently produced podcast looking to tell stories about Pakistan through conversations. Please consider supporting us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thepakistanexperience And Please stay in touch: https://twitter.com/ThePakistanExp1 https://www.facebook.com/thepakistanexperience https://instagram.com/thepakistanexpeperience The podcast is hosted by comedian and writer, Shehzad Ghias Shaikh. Shehzad is a Fulbright scholar with a Masters in Theatre from Brooklyn College. He is also one of the foremost Stand-up comedians in Pakistan and frequently writes for numerous publications. Instagram.com/shehzadghiasshaikh Facebook.com/Shehzadghias/ Twitter.com/shehzad89 Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 1:30 Core Challenges of the Pakistani Economy 11:00 Speculation in the Economy 14:00 How do we move towards investing in Productive Assets 17:00 The Elite and their Incentives 23:30 Civilian Governments not having the courage 29:00 Political Instability 34:00 Daronomics and Fixed Exchange Rate 37:00 Industrial Policy and Export Prioritization 43:00 CPEC 50:20 IMF 56:00 Remittances and How bad is our Economy? 1:05:20 Extreme Inequality 1:07:30 Twin Deficits 1:10:00 Savings Rate and Investment Rate 1:14:15 Productive Sectors ripe for Public Investment 1:16:30 Advice to young Economists 1:21:00 Atif Mian and Macro Finance 1:25:45 What Economists should ask? 1:27:45 Class Mobility 1:31:00 Tax Base and Amnesty Schemes 1:33:50 State led Development model for Asian Countries and Privatization 1:38:45 Lessons from India 1:41:40 Path to Sustainable Recovery 1:44:00 Pakistan's consumption should fall and political incompetency 1:52:20 Economic Charter 1:55:20 Book Recommendation and closing

Benjamin Diokno started his appointment as Governor of Banko Sentral ng Pilipinas, or BSP, in March 2019. He has spent much of his term as head of the Philippine central bank guiding the country's economy through the COVID-19 crisis. In this podcast, Governor Diokno discusses the Philippines' post-pandemic recovery, which he says is well underway and proceeding faster than expected. Designated as the next Finance Secretary of the Philippines, he also describes next steps to sustain the economy's momentum in the face of new challenges. The discussion draws upon his ADBI Featured Speaker Webinar on the Macroeconomy, Fintech, and Sustainable Recovery amid New Uncertainties. Read the transcript: https://adbi.me/3mZNCkm

Paul Krauss MA LPC presents: Family engagement for sustainable recovery when dealing with trauma, and the after effects of trauma Description: This presentation covers how to engage with a family system that has lived through traumatic events or is dealing with current traumatic circumstances. To do this, first, trauma is defined through a scientific and sociological lens; a discussion of how trauma effects may affect a person takes place, and the differences between PTSD, trauma and stress are discussed. The Adverse Child Experiences (ACE) study is explored in how it links traumatic events to long-term negative health events in most people and in most family systems—and how these findings can help clinicians understand clients better. The presentation then focuses on the environment of the family home, the particular family's behaviors, and the neighborhood in which they reside as important aspects in both understanding trauma, mental health, and working on preventing long-term trauma. The presentation concludes with methods to help families that have endured environmental trauma, how to work with individuals who have experienced trauma that impacts their mental health, and concludes with tips on how clinicians can help families on the road to a sustainable recovery from the after-effects of trauma.   Read along w/ the slides and the entire presentation on this blog w/ video below: https://healthforlifegr.com/family-engagement-when-dealing-with-trauma-events/   Are you a parent of an adult that is having major difficulties? Is there conflict in your family about how much help to give your adult child? Preview the NEW On-Demand Online Video Course for the Parents of Young Adults by Paul Krauss MA LPC Want to get trained in EMDR Therapy? Looking for some great advanced EMDR therapy trainings? Check out EMDR Training Solutions and Register Today!   Use the code INTENTIONAL at checkout, and get $100 Dollars OFF at Checkout! Remember, from my research, EMDR Training Solutions is the most affordable independent training on the market!  EMDR Training Solutions: for all of your EMDR training needs. Paul Krauss MA LPC is the Clinical Director of Health for Life Counseling Grand Rapids, home of The Trauma-Informed Counseling Center of Grand Rapids. Paul is also a Private Practice Psychotherapist, an Approved EMDRIA Consultant , host of the Intentional Clinician podcast, Behavioral Health Consultant, Clinical Trainer, and Counseling Supervisor. Paul is now offering consulting for a few individuals and organizations. Paul is the creator of the National Violence Prevention Hotline (in progress) as well as the Intentional Clinician Training Program for Counselors. Paul has been quoted in the Washington Post, NBC News, and Wired Magazine. Questions? Call the office at 616-200-4433.  If you are looking for EMDRIA consulting groups, Paul Krauss MA LPC is now hosting weekly online and in-person groups.  For details, click here. For general behavioral and mental health consulting for you or your organization. Follow Health for Life Grand Rapids: Instagram   |   Facebook     |     Youtube    Original Music: ”Shades of Currency" [Instrumental] from Archetypes by PAWL (Spotify) "Hidden Qi 隐.气 " from Nervous Energy 一 触即发 by Mindy Meng Wang 王萌, Tim Shiel (Spotify)  

In this week's episode Coach Blu interviews Tim Harrington, a man who has taken his recovery and insight to the family system that desperately needs assistance now more than ever. Listen as Tim discusses his philosophy, approach, and unique language to assist families overcome addiction and develop stronger foundations. The words we choose within our recovery are important, we must be able to understand how strength comes from the words we choose to form the beliefs we will follow.   Please join Addict to Athlete's Patreon support page and help us turn the mess of addiction into the message of sobriety! https://www.patreon.com/addicttoathlete For more information on Team Addict to Athlete and Addiction Recovery Podcasts please visit our website. https://www.AddictToAthlete.org

There's no time to lose if we're to ensure that the world after COVID-19 is fairer, more inclusive and more sustainable, UN labour agency chief Guy Ryder insists. In an interview with UN News' Daniel Johnson, the International Labour Organization (ILO) Director-General also offers some refreshing advice: There should be “no more programmes” and “no more plans…let's just get down to the rock face and start making progress together". Here he is now, speaking after the Global Forum for a Human-centred Recovery at ILO headquarters in Geneva. He begins with an assessment of the human and economic cost of the global health crisis.

There's no time to lose if we're to ensure that the world after COVID-19 is fairer, more inclusive and more sustainable, UN labour agency chief Guy Ryder insists. In an interview with UN News' Daniel Johnson, the International Labour Organization (ILO) Director-General also offers some refreshing advice: There should be “no more programmes” and “no more plans…let's just get down to the rock face and start making progress together". Here he is now, speaking after the Global Forum for a Human-centred Recovery at ILO headquarters in Geneva. He begins with an assessment of the human and economic cost of the global health crisis.

There's no time to lose if we're to ensure that the world after COVID-19 is fairer, more inclusive and more sustainable, UN labour agency chief Guy Ryder insists. In an interview with UN News' Daniel Johnson, the International Labour Organization (ILO) Director-General also offers some refreshing advice: There should be “no more programmes” and “no more plans…let's just get down to the rock face and start making progress together". Here he is now, speaking after the Global Forum for a Human-centred Recovery at ILO headquarters in Geneva. He begins with an assessment of the human and economic cost of the global health crisis.

In this episode we have a heart-to-heart chat about what it means to focus on creating a sustainable recovery from eating disorders. We get into WHY it's essential to prioritize our recovery processes and how by doing this, we can create a more sustainable long-term recovery. Please note, this episode is for peer support and discussion purposes only and should not be taken for medical advice - always seek mental health support from a licensed professional.EATING DISORDER RECOVERY RESOURCESMEDA (Multi-service Eating Disorders Association)NEDA (National Eating Disorders Association)Eating Disorder HopeRecovery WarriorsEPISODE 4 AS MENTIONEDListen hereSIGN UP FOR THE NEWSLETTER & MONDAY MINDSETYAY emails!CONTACT MESend me an email!LINKS & SOCIAL:Website: work with me for strength & nutrition coaching!Pursuits of Sarah (blog)Personal/adventure InstagramCoaching InstagramPODCAST MONTHLY “OUTLINE”:→ New episodes will be on Tuesday ←Week 1&2: Endurance Sports - Strength Training and/or Sports NutritionWeek 3: Eating Disorder RecoveryWeek 4: Entrepreneurship or Q&AWeek 5 (if there is one): Q&A, and week 4 will be entrepreneurship

After the coronavirus crisis, tourism is back, but questions arise about the sustainability of the past business models. Rodrigo Esponda, managing director of Los Cabos Tourism Board, and Orla Branigan, director of Marketing, Communication and Alumni Relations at EGADE Business School, discuss the growth of sustainable tourism and other impactful trends in Mexico. A Podcast by Tec Sounds.

From the Sustainable Development Impact Summit, SDIS21, World Economic Forum President Borge Brende hosts a panel discussion looking at how the world can build a sustainable economy as we recover from the pandemic. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

From the Sustainable Development Impact Summit, SDIS21, World Economic Forum President Borge Brende hosts a panel discussion looking at how the world can build a sustainable economy as we recover from the pandemic. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

From the Sustainable Development Impact Summit, SDIS21, World Economic Forum President Borge Brende hosts a panel discussion looking at how the world can build a sustainable economy as we recover from the pandemic.

BMO was pleased host a special discussion in conjunction with Suncor and the Milken Institute, on streamlining and financing the business transition to a lower-carbon future. Moderated by Dan Barclay, Chief Executive Officer, BMO Capital Markets, a panel of experts looked at how the industry is mapping the march toward net zero and banks’ roles in financing the transition. For a transcript of this episode visit bmo.com/sustainabilityleaders-podcast

Examining shifts in priorities and behaviors for both companies and investors using Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance strategies as a result of the pandemic.

"My recovery became more about really reclaiming myself, and letting my light shine, and taking up space, and knowing that I was worth recovering for. It's such a different way of looking at it, and it is so much more of a sustainable kind of recovery," -Emily In this show, Emily is full of great advice on mindset shifts that are key to a successful and sustainable recovery. Take notes because the shifts she shares will change your life when you put them into practice. Apply to Join the Courage Club. Click the link below: jointhecourageclub.com

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Aviation is one of the fastest-growing sources of greenhouse gas emissions. Direct emissions from aviation account for about 3% of the EU’s total greenhouse gas emissions and more than 2% of global emissions. The EU is taking action to reduce aviation emissions. These have been included in the EU emissions trading system (EU ETS) since 2012. On 3 July 2020, the European Commission published the Roadmap for the legislative initiative aimed at amending the EU ETS regarding aviation. This initiative, planned for the second quarter of 2021, will serve to implement the Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA) by the EU in a way that is consistent with the EU’s 2030 climate objectives. This proposal will be part of the broader European Green Deal. And the proposed ReFuelEU Aviation regulation aims to boost the supply and demand for sustainable aviation fuels in the EU.Improving sustainability is a priority for most aviation companies who want good sustainable practices and greening of their industry to become the norm. As industry looks forward to Europe’s most ambitious climate action plan yet, the European business aviation sector has stated its determination to support the European Green Deal, its goals and underlying values. Business aviation has the ability to connect remote regions and communities, bringing economic development to places otherwise inaccessible. In 2009, the sector detailed three aspirational goals and the associated mechanisms it would use to achieve these goals: carbon-neutral growth by 2020; an improvement in fuel efficiency of an average of 2% per year from today until 2020; a reduction in total CO2 emissions of 50% by 2050 relative to 2005. It is on track with these goals.

Believe in a Healthy Newark resumes its 4th Annual “Building a Culture of Health in Newark” Conference Monday, October 26. The virtual conference engages nationally-recognized speakers to discuss the physical, social, emotional and economic impacts of COVID-19. The Chair of the Believe in a a Healthy Newark steering committee Dr. Denise V. Rodgers and Catherine Wilson, President and CEO at United Way of Greater Newark joined ( via zoom ) WBGO News Director Doug Doyle on the WBGO Journal. This year's conference is titled “Promoting Health, Healing, and Sustainable Recovery”. The conference seeks to present information and provide resources to help attendees cope with the trauma experienced during this time of crisis as a result of the: pandemic, racial unrest; increased psychological distress due to the continued unwarranted killings of Black men and women; increases in food insecurity across Newark; potential for a housing crisis if the moratorium on evictions is lifted in Newark; and,

Thank you for joining us today for our episode of Get In the Herd with Alex Bond & Nathan Mitchell from 10.20.2020. We welcomed Joseph Jewell, a person in Recovery as we discussed the topic of Sustainable Recovery and working a solid program. If you or a loved one is struggling with substance use disorder, please contact us today by calling (804)-249-1845 or by visiting www.mcshin.org --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Governments have spent more than $10 trillion to contain COVID-19 and its economic impact. How much of that could, should, and will go into improving the way we do things, for the sake of the planet and the future of jobs?

Governments have spent more than $10 trillion to contain COVID-19 and its economic impact. How much of that could, should, and will go into improving the way we do things, for the sake of the planet and the future of jobs?

This week we have a special guest,  Fatih Birol, Executive Director of the IEA.  Dr. Birol provides his global energy perspectives, both on the current situation with the pandemic and how the future may unfold.  Here are some of the questions that Peter and Jackie asked him:  Has oil demand peaked?  Does the pandemic speed up or (more...)

For many organisations, COVID-19 has highlighted the discrepancy between the skills people have and those needed for jobs in a digital world. In this episode, Fiona Camenzuli and Lord Gavin Barwell join host Emily Khan to discuss the role of government and business in helping people develop the skills they need to succeed in the future. 

Is the COVID-19 crisis our first ESG crisis? How can the finance community respond in a way that builds in resilience? In this podcast, Jessica Fries talks to Daniel Klier, Chief of Staff of Global Banking & Markets and Global Head of Sustainable Finance at HSBC, to discuss how sustainability is influencing performance during the crisis, and what this means for the energy transition, lending and investments.

Guterres makes urgent call to enact post-COVID sustainable recovery   New sea tragedy underscores need to scale up rescue in the Mediterranean Libya’s COVID-19 cases see 15-fold spike in under two months 

There’s been a lot of talk recently about a “green recovery” and “building back better.” But what do these concepts really mean? What are the most compelling ideas being put forward by economists, policymakers, grassroots leaders and other experts? What kinds of actions will produce the best results in terms of economic growth, improved health, lower emissions and greater resilience?These are questions Political Climate will explore in the coming months in the new podcast series “Relief, Rescue, Rebuild,” sponsored by Third Way. Earlier this year, we launched a series called “Path to Zero,” which explored the technologies and policies needed to rapidly drive down carbon emissions. Now, we’re shifting our focus to the path to economic recovery and what that would look like if equitable, low-carbon solutions were baked in.In this first episode, we speak to Leah Stokes, assistant professor of political science at the University of California, Santa Barbara and author of the new book Short Circuiting Policy. Leah makes the case for a green economic recovery, barriers to implementation, and what she would put in her ideal green stimulus bill. In the second half of the show, we turn to a joint interview with Oni Blair, executive director at LinkHouston, and Alex Laska, transportation policy advisor at Third Way. In this discussion, we focus on clean transportation policy and the need to “fix it first” — both with respect to infrastructure and equity issues — before tackling entirely new projects.“Relief, Rescue, Rebuild” episodes will air monthly on the Political Climate podcast feed. Listen and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Play or wherever you get podcasts!Recommended reading:Third Way: Building Back Better: Investing in Clean Infrastructure to Drive Economic RecoveryEquitable Growth: Green stimulus, not dirty bailouts, is the smart investment strategy during the coronavirus recessionEquitable Growth: Americans want green spending in federal coronavirus recession relief packagesUtility Dive: Senate Republicans urge McConnell to include efficiency, clean energy in COVID-19 recovery packageThe “Relief, Rescue, Rebuild” theme song was created by AY Musik. AY is the founder of Battery Tour, a sustainable music festival and global movement actively bringing renewable energy solutions to people in need around the world. You can hear the original version of this song, “Save the Planet,” on AY’s website or via his instagram @AYMusik.

There’s a lot of discussion these days about “building back better” and passing “green economic stimulus.” But what exactly does this entail?On this bonus episode, we share insights and resources from a group of energy leaders in California. They discuss new ways to think about environmental investments in COVID-19 recovery packages, how the public sector can advance sustainability goals at the local, state, and federal level, and lessons from the 2008 recession that could be adapted to today. This discussion was co-hosted by the USC Schwarzenegger Institute and the UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation.Speakers include:Fran Pavley, former California State Senator and USC Schwarzenegger Institute Environmental Policy DirectorJ. R. DeShazo, Director of the UCLA Luskin Center for InnovationBob Keefe, Executive Director of Environmental Entrepreneurs (E2)Matt Petersen, President and CEO of the Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator (LACI)Recommended reading:E2: Build Back Better, Faster: How a federal stimulus focusing on clean energy can create millions of jobs and restart America’s economySF Chronicle: Newsom’s environmental budget cuts escalate tensions with state activistsUCLA: Employment Benefits from California Climate Investments and Co-investmentsCarbon Brief: Leading economists: Green coronavirus recovery also better for economyLACI: Keeping America Working, Protecting Public Health, and Strengthening our CommunitiesPolitical Climate is produced in partnership with the USC Schwarzenegger Institute. Listen and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Play or wherever you get podcasts!This episode is brought to you with support from Lyft. Lyft is leading the transition to zero emissions vehicles with a commitment to achieve 100% electric vehicles on the Lyft platform by 2030. Learn more at lyftimpact.com/electric.

Tom Groom, managing partner for financial services at EY, joins Danae Kyriakopoulou, OMFIF's chief economist and director of research, to discuss the opportunities and risks to the sustainability agenda from the Covid-19 crisis. They focus on challenges for supervisors balancing priorities for immediate economic relief with the need to ensure a green recovery, the banking sector's preparedness for upcoming regulations and the innovations needed in capital markets to scale up sustainable investment opportunities. Music: https://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music

The outbreak of the corona pandemic has posed a serious threat to European industry in both the short and long term, from disruption of supply chains due to transport and travel restrictions, to the loss of suppliers. Most industrial companies report substantial falls in numbers of orders placed or order cancellations. Due to a mix of a weak global economy and uncertainty in business, society and politics, many companies are lacking not only liquidity but also the necessary planning security for future innovations and investments. Businesses are now facing three transition processes: the digital transformation, the move to a sustainable economic system, and surviving the corona crisis. For a successful recovery, a stable and predictable environment for long-term sustainable growth must be re-established as quickly as possible. Individual nations going it alone, border closures and protectionist measures undertaken by EU Member States at the beginning of the pandemic questioned Europe's ability to find a common response to the crisis. But the Commission's EUR 750 billion Recovery Fund announced in May was a strong statement which now must be converted into sustainable success.

The COVID-19 pandemic has triggered an unprecedented global health crisis. The response measures are resulting in a severe shock to the economy, with many businesses currently unsure of their ability to survive. The IMF predicts (WEO, 6th April) a global economic contradiction equal to -3% of global GDP in 2020, with alternative scenarios forecasting a -5% to -7% depending on a longer COVID-19 outbreak in 2020 and/or a new outbreak in 2021. While we are still adapting to the effect of the crisis, some lessons can already be drawn. On the positive side, many companies and people have displayed a high-level of creativity in seeking solutions to the crisis. On the negative side, the pandemic has laid bare vulnerabilities due to a clear lack of digital infrastructure and data pooling necessary to identify the threat and enact appropriate containment measures. More than ever, policymakers need to focus on long-term policies to make society more resilient to future shocks. This includes a strong focus on the transition to a low-carbon economy, more robust cybersecurity policies, and enhanced digital infrastructure. There is an opportunity to accelerate public policies supporting the transition to a Net-Zero economy by 2050 in line with the Paris Agreement. One idea is that companies receiving state aid could be incentivised, through discounted financing schemes, to use the funds for investments and R&D activities that align with the 2050 objectives. A successful transition out of the crisis will depend on policymakers working together with industry - manufacturers, digital providers, the service sector, the financial sector - and civil society.

In this episode of Everything Energy, Laura Cozzi, Chief Energy Modeller at the IEA returns to the show to discuss the latest analysis from the World Energy Outlook series, Sustainable Recovery - which sets out an energy sector roadmap for governments - to spur economic growth, create millions of jobs, and put global emissions into structural decline, as the world moves through the unprecedented impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. Laura takes us through the key elements of the analysis which was undertaken in collaboration with the International Monetary Fund.

Institutional investor groups are the latest voices calling for government's around the world to plan for a sustainable recovery from Covid-19. The Investor Group on on Climate Change represents Australian and New Zealand institutional investors and advisors - including the New Zealand Superfund - and has over $2 trillion Australian dollars under management. It's joined similar organisations around the world in asking governments to prioritise job creation projects in a way that also upholds the Paris Agreement and net zero emission solutions. Kathryn talks to Emma Herd, the Group's chief executive as well as Matt Whineray, head of the New Zealand Superfund.

Tim Harrington is the founder of Sustainable Recovery and co-founder of the Wide Wonder tour and movement. A champion of mental health and substance use recovery and support, Tim has made it a mission in life to help create space for individuals, families and communities to heal and innovate together to find functional solutions to many issues facing our living systems today. For more visit SustainableRecovery.net and WideWonder.life

Timothy Harrington talks to Dr. Justin Trosclair DC on A Doctor's Perspective Podcast. Drug use can lead to addiction or dependence: why is the difference so key? Trust vs Fear when disciplining teenagers. How to remove the stigma so you don't suffer in silence and get the mental health they need. Wide Wonder founder Timothy Harrington. Learning to not just get off drugs and alcohol but to stay stopped. How does childhood trauma or abuse set one up to have unhealthy relationship or addiction to drugs and alcohol? Strong relation with self and other people and I can be the best to my clients. ADDICTION and DEPENDENT There is a Huge distinction between ADDICTION and DEPENDENT: what is it and why should it matter so much?   A key to remember is the media narrative vs evidence based science narrative are not the same. Can you use drugs recreationally without it having negative consequences on your friends, family and job? Is the moral decay of society label they put on illicit drugs helping or hurting the way teenagers and adults approach drug use? Why/ how are there so many people (70%) functioning normally with a job yet still take drugs? We only have programs that address the rock bottom person and not the one who is still coasting on 2 wheels. Why is early age use of drugs so detrimental and increases the likelihood of addiction and all the negative consequences that come with it? Teenagers Teenagers rebel. They experiment with drugs and other addictive behaviors (even gaming). Parents have several options to deal with this scenario. Tim discusses the labeling them as a junkie or addict route, the you are grounded and punishment route, the Trust and relate to the kid about your past experiences route and ties in peer pressure along with it. What are the negative and positive consequences for each route previously mentioned? Ultimately we can have an addiction to just about anything when it becomes an unhealthy balance and negative consequences or neglecting other areas of life and yet we keep doing that destructive habit. What is the relationship to that behavior and the rest of your responsibilities in life? Why not make hard lines of right and wrong and stigmatize some things and not others? Many decisions we make come from a place of Fear, how can we keep that in check and make better choices… especially when you see a loved one going down a path that can lead to self destruction. Peer pressure Peer pressure is real. Picking the “wrong friends” can expose you to things that you may never have experienced before and in a negative way. When it comes to teenagers, what are they getting from those relationships that they weren't getting from their other peer group or more importantly not getting from their parents? How do you as a parent develop the same characteristic of their peer group (basic value: non-judgmental, non-shaming, non-blaming)? Trust. It's more important that your kids trust you and that they can come back to you even if or even though they are doing things you disapprove of. You may even find that when you build that trust bridge of “I've been in situation like you before” the kid will look to you for the guidance when faced with a bad choice or situation. How do we discover the pain we are masking or the emotions we are running from? Purpose Anxiety and Values What is Purpose Anxiety and how do your values differ from your kid's values and the conflict that can arise?  (Values and actions: What I love to do, choose to do and desire to do) How to Live your High Values and not just talk about them? Mr. Harrington gives a great example about a man who works 90 hours a week but says family is high value. Intergenerational trauma, it can last for 3 generations if not more but how do we stop it, change it and turn it to a positive situation. Instead of Why the Addiction, we can ask Why the Pain (the protagonist)?

Dr. Rebecca Williams, PhD and Julie Kraft, LMFT discuss their new book The Gift of Recovery - 52 Mindful Ways to Live Joyfully Beyond Addiction. The book not only provides tools for recovery from any addiction, but it also teaches 52 in-the-moment...

Sustainable recovery is the ultimate goal for the patients of The Optimum Health Clinic. Alex discusses the problems with miracle recovery stories and treatments that offer an overnight recovery. He also discusses the problem with "positive thinking" as an unsustainable practice. Realistic goals and a long term sustained practice with good habits will build recovery and tools to use for a lifetime.

Motivated by the Mission podcast explores the science of positive psychology and the link between mental health and sustainable recovery from self-sabotaging behavior, including addiction, while inspiring the audience with uplifting and thoughtful messages.Join hosts Eric Gremminger usher in the inaugural show! Eric is a leading voice in addiction recovery and positive psychology, where he advocates for a paradigm shift in the current treatment model to empower people to create and live life by design. Eric is the Chief Operating Officer and a Founding Partner of the Sanctuary Health Group, which offers several health centers providing detox, PHP, IOP and outpatient services in brand new, state-of-the-art facilities. www.sanctuaryhealthgroup.com 

In this episode I continue my fascinating conversation with Keith Keller about his amazing journey of beating alcoholism, as described in his book "Sustainable Recovery". Building on the traditional AA model, Keith took his recovery to the next level with his knowledge and understanding of the quantum principles at the intersection of science and spirituality that have completely transformed him as a person and changed his outlook on life.This interview is released in two Parts - please listen to Part 1 first for the continuity of our conversation.EPISODE PAGEMusic: "Soul Food" by Purple Planet (purple-planet.com)[published 10 Nov 2017]

In this episode I dive into a fascinating conversation with Keith Keller about his amazing journey of beating alcoholism, as described in his book "Sustainable Recovery".Building on the traditional 12- step AA model, Keith took his recovery to the next level with his knowledge and understanding of the quantum principles at the intersection of science and spirituality that have completely transformed him as a person and changed his outlook on life. This interview is released in two episodes - don't miss Part 2.EPISODE PAGEMusic: "Soul Food" by Purple Planet (purple-planet.com)[published 4 Nov 2017]

Sustainable Recovery™, Inc., believes in supporting the whole family: mind, body, spirit. We realize emotional, physical, psychological and spiritual well being are intertwined. We believe, while it’s important for a loved one to realize that they have an illness, they are more than that illness. We can help someone figure out on their own who they really are. Instead of saying 'You're an addict', ‘You’re bipolar’ or ‘You’re schizophrenic,’ we can help someone feel comfortable and say, ‘I’m a person, not my diagnosis.’” The point is to move forward in life.Adopting an addict identity can be especially problematic for young people whose identities are not yet fully formed. Doing so may make what may well be a transient problem into a long-term one, by teaching them that addiction is inevitably chronic and relapsing. Since no one can predict which youth will “mature out” of addiction and which will not, teens should never be forced to attend 12-step groups—nor should they be made to label themselves as addicts.We also believe that working in tandem with compassionate, clinical, professionals is crucial. Each family is unique and is treated that way. We don’t see our clients as a diagnosis or a billing number. "The words most frequently used to describe what we do includes the following: identify, engage, encourage, motivate, share, express, enhance, orient, help, link, consult, monitor, transport, praise, enlist, support, organize, and advocate" - Timothy Harrington, Chief Empowerment Officer, Sustainable Recovery™, Inc.www.sustainablerecovery.net

Author Keith Kay, stopped by NSOL Radio to share his journey of sustainable recovery, which caused him to win the battle with alcohol and get his life back. Support Keith by purchasing his book on Amazon ----> http://goo.gl/RntTuH

Guest: Keith Kay Building a bit on last week’s podcast, Keith explores how modern spirituality, alternative modalities, and recent scientific research all helped him to achieve twenty-four years of sobriety. Personal transformation can come out of the greatest suffering. All of us can benefit from this podcast.

Sustainable Recovery by Keith Kay Sustainable Recovery is both a book and concept. You can change from the old addicted way of being. You can literally become a new person who stays sober under all conditions. It is possible to transform how you think, feel and act, as well as your physical body. You can become an upgraded version of yourself. Sustainable Recovery is a non-fiction book in the self-help genre, and is dedicated to enlightening anyone seeking recovery from alcoholism, or seeking a greater knowledge of addiction rehabilitation. The book focuses on the author's personal battle with alcoholism. His recovery, first in the conventional Twelve Step model, then later utilizing cutting edge neuroscience and ‘the quantum model' is a compelling journey of personal transformation. Drawing on his diverse career in mainstream nursing, as well as extensive knowledge of alternative/complementary healing, the author lays out the formula for his own high-end recovery. Utilizing “what has worked the best for the most for the longest” from a very contemporary perspective, he further endorses an additional layer atop the 80 year old AA program. Taking the latest up-to-the moment ideas on epigenetics, neuroplasticity and spiritual mindfulness, he offers insight and a practical guide for “the recovery and life of your dreams.” For more information visit: http://sustainablerecovery.org/