Podcasts about tai sophia institute

Today's episode is a Sound Bite – which is a short episode which may be a bit more about a topic we've covered like our episode today or a quick inspiration – which is our hope for today. A few days ago I received an email from my friend, Rachel Brumberger, who is a fellow podcaster and has dedicated her life to healing and wellness. She is someone I admire greatly and often takes the lead to inspire others, she did so again in the email she sent. I knew when I read it, I had to share with you and she has generously given me permission to do so. She brings light and love into the Palestine-Israel crisis that is impacting all of us.   Mentioned in the Episode: Rachel's Podcast: UnscRxipted Who are we when we don't have our wellbeing? How do we heal? Tune in to UnscRxipted with host Rachel Brumberger, L.Ac., and her select guests, as they supply a generous weekly dose of real-talk, deep love, and medicine for tips and strategies you can apply immediately to change your life and health forever. More about Rachel: Rachel Brumberger, M.Ac., M.OM., L.Ac. is a master acupuncturist, herbalist, Chinese nutritional therapy practitioner, and wellness expert. She specializes transformative healing programs which address a number of complex issues, especially including women's health, digestive disorders, mood and neurodivergent conditions, and healing longer-term chronic illness. She has a rich and dynamic history health history which is what brought her to the healing profession. Rachel speaks her own experiences as a human and clinician into her treatment room with authenticity, humor and compassion. Rachel achieved her Master of Oriental Medicine (2015), Post-Graduate Certificate in Women's Holistic Health (2013), and Master of Acupuncture (2013) at Maryland University of Integrative Health (MUIH), formerly Tai Sophia Institute est. 1974, where she returned and is currently a Clinical and Adjunct Faculty member. Her clinical practice is located in downtown Bethesda, Maryland right outside of Washington, D.C.   How to reach Rachel: IG: @reallyrachelb Web: rachelbrumberger.com Email: hello@rachelbrumberger.com Podcast: UnscRxipted How to reach Yo Canny:  Our website: www.girltaketheleadpod.com  You can send a message or voicemail there. We'd love to hear from you!   email: yo@yocanny.com (Yo)   FB group: Girl, Take the Lead https://www.facebook.com/groups/272025931481748/?ref=share   IG: yocanny (Yo)   YouTube   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yocanny/

Mary Morrison joins me as my guest on the podcast. Mary is a former MBA student of mine when I taught economics at the Bainbridge Graduate Institute based in the Seattle area. Mary is a culture creator, a leadersship coach, organizational wellness consultant, sustainability designer/entrepreneur, clinical acupuncturist and certificed Zhineng Qigong teacher. Mary holds an MBA in Sustainable Business from the first institute to offer a green MBA, as well as a Master of Acupuncture/Chinese Medicine from the Maryland University of Integrative Health (formerly the Tai Sophia Institute). Her undergraduate work was in behavioral science and psychology from the University of Maine. “The skills are not theory nor abstractions. In the moment, you notice your body (or not). That is reliable. Theory is great for many things, but to be effective with other humans in the moment of upset or change, being present is where it matters.” www.howweheal.info --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mark-anielski/message

Cosmetic Acupuncture Guru, Michelle Gellis, gives us tips on facial beauty. An expert on facial beauty, Michelle Gellis is a Licensed and Board Certified Acupuncture Physician. She's been a Faculty Member and Clinic Supervisor at the Maryland University of Integrative Health (formally the Tai Sophia Institute) since 2004. Michelle holds a Bachelor of Science Degree […] The post Facial Beauty with Michelle Gellis, L.Ac appeared first on The Get Foxy Show.

Rachel and I have a soul-to-soul chat on how to cope in general and as a parent during the coronavirus stay at home lockdown. We get into what acupuncture is, why it works and much, much more! She also recommends a tea blend you might love so get your notebooks out to jot it down! Some special words from Rachel: “I've spent the last 11 years on the wellness journey of a lifetime. It started with my own need for healing that led to my big discovery - all along what I love most about helping heal the world is working directly with the unique individuals who are the world. ... You may also want to know that I am a Licensed Acupuncturist: Master of Oriental Medicine (2015), Post-Graduate Certificate in Women's Holistic Health (2013), Master of Acupuncture (2013). I studied at the Maryland University of Integrative Health, formerly Tai Sophia Institute.” Rachel's Contact info: @reallyrachelb on Facebook web: www.rachelbrumberger.com email: rachel@rachelbrumberger.com

We invite you to join our FREE Group Energized Mama Tribe. Please join the group by following the link: goo.gl/QiVGvm Be sure to register for our FREE Energized Mama Masterclass: goo.gl/idrLdH Also, we are offering a Free Introductory Coaching Session to get you jumpstarted to a life of more energy, productivity and quality time with your loved ones. You can schedule your session here www.maiaandmichaela.com/apply ON THIS EPISODE: Mischa Schuler is an herbal practitioner and medicine maker offering herbal consultations in Portland, Maine in her private practice Wild Carrot Herbs. She has a zest for Life and a playful, caring attitude, which she brings to her practice. She specializes in anxiety support, as well as women's reproductive health and children's digestive, respiratory and skin health. Her herbal studies have been through apprenticeship with Deb Soule of Avena Botanicals, in Rockport, Maine and clinically at the Tai Sophia Institute in Laurel, Maryland where she earned a Master of Science degree in Herbal Medicine during a three year course of clinical study. Her herbal apothecary and practice, Wild Carrot Herbs, is stocked with powders, tinctures and teas, which she formulates specifically to individual needs with the intention of healing the vitality of underlying tissues so that acute and chronic conditions resolve without recurrence. Mischa’s Speciality: Working with women who want to conceive, who are currently pregnant, who are recently postpartum - anything related to menstrual and gynecological health, thyroid, or anxiety. Define happiness: Feeling connected to what is bigger than ourselves. Morning Routine: Snuggle with my cat I walk into the kitchen and feed that cat and make tea I walk into my herb room and go over to my alter and offer the spirits that I work with each a pistachio Finish with a prayer and then have a nice breakfast Evening Routine: Brush my teeth Make my tea I will drink throughout the day Go back to the altar and thank them for the day Then I get in bed to read an herb book and fall asleep 3 Self Care practices you can’t live without: Walking in the woods Sitting in front of my alter everyday Getting a massage every 2 or 3 weeks

Dianne m. Connelly, Author of Medicine Words: Language of Love for the Treatment Room of Life intends that, in her presence, we will all know ourselves as a loving, glorious, hot-shit possibility.  And that's without us lifting a finger. The map is definitely not the territory in this deep dive of a conversation with Dianne, co founder of the Tai Sophia Institute, and an acupuncturist for almost 50 years who reminds us how to "Leap into the unknown and make it our home." Go to “www.Packingforcrazytown.com” for more about Dianne and the podcast.              

 "I hold the human privilege of wording the world as a sacred honor, and so it is not okay to say just any old thing about being."  Dianne m. Connelly, Medicine Words. For the first Packing for Crazy Town podcast, I knew I had to track down Dianne m. Connelly, author of Medicine Words: Language of love for the treatment room of life, to begin a conversation BIG ENOUGH for all of us to turn around in." She applied a pumpkin enzyme peel of ancient chinese energetics to the way I look at how I am in the world, and took 20 years off of my speaking.  I predict she'll be the wake-up culture's new go to voice of possibility before long. Dianne doesn't walk her talk, she embodies it. She and I laughed our way through being beginners at this podding thing...She got me to Donald Trump as holy aspect of the Great Oneness...and reminded me why she was one of the most influential teachers I've ever had. She quotes RUMI "Be a lamp, be a ladder, be a life boat.  Waking up to the gift that it is to be here at all...Life is serious, and it's not a given that we will continue to be here, and none of us is getting out alive so, what am I giving my life for between now and when we're  not here anymore. A note about the Audio Quality of Ep 1. Once you hear Dianne you'll understand why tying her to a computer and to Skype was not an option, so this was recorded via What's App. Creation is messy, and being transparent about that gives me a lot of pleasure for some reason.  "Can I, will I, allow you to be just exactly as you are? In my every interaction, my every conversation, will I practice opening to you as phenomenon, as Divine showing, or will I draw conclusions, tell stories, make commentaries too small to let you show as “a radiance, a shining?" From Medicine Words. About Dianne: "Dianne M. Connelly, PhD, MaC (UK), co-founder and chancellor of Tai Sophia Institute, an accredited graduate school in the fields of health and wellness, holds a doctorate in the philosophy of medicine. She taught in the Institute’s Acupuncture, Herbal Medicine, and Transformative Leadership and Social Change master’s degree programs. A practitioner of acupuncture since 1973, she is the author of Traditional Acupuncture: The Law of the Five Elements, All Sickness Is Homesickness, and co-author of Alive and Awake: Wisdom for Kids, and Medicine Words: Language of Love for the Treatment Room of Life. buy Medicine Words:  Connelly https://www.amazon.com/Medicine-Words-Dianne-Connelly-ebook/dp/B0082RGA3Y/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1490061016&sr=8-2&keywords=medicine+words By the end, you might - as I do - believe that we can language our way to something better than we can even imagine. Practice Radical Vulnerability.   xos  (I'm still figuring out the whole hosting thing, but you can reach me at heysarah@packingforcrazytown.com and see other stuff at packingforcrazytown.com)

Paul Bergner is a medical herbalist and founder/director of the North American Institute of Medical Herbalism in Boulder, Colorado. The North American Institute of Medical Herbalism teaches in the vitalist tradition. He has been practicing and teaching natural medicine since 1973. Paul has edited the Medical Herbalism Journal since its founding in 1989, and has written many books on medical herbalism, nutrition, Chinese medicine, ethnobotany, and naturopathic medicine. He has also edited periodicals on clinical nutrition and naturopathic medicine. Paul has taught at the Rocky Mountain Center for Botanical Studies, is on the adjunct faculty for Naropa University and the Tai Sophia Institute, and speaks at all the major herbal conferences. In this episode of HerbMentor Radio, Paul lays a wonderful foundation for learning about herbs as he gets to the heart of herbal medicine…nature. With wonderful stories and insights, Paul will teach you what needs to be at the core of all herbalists and healers. Visit: North American Institute of Medical Herbalism http://www.naimh.com Paul’s MedHerb.com http://www.medherb.com

Bevin Clare, M.S., LDN, CNS, RH(AHG), is a clinical herbalist and nutritionist with a deep love of plants. Bevin holds a M.S. in Infectious Disease from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, with her thesis research conducted at the NIA (National Institute on Aging) at the National Institutes of Health, and a B.S. in ethnobotany from Lesley University. Bevin has studied herbal medicine around the world and blends her knowledge of traditional uses of plants with modern science and contemporary healthcare strategies. She is the Clinical Division Chair of the Masters of Science in Herbal Medicine Program at Tai Sophia Institute in Laurel, MD, a 2.5 year clinical training program in Herbal Medicine. She also serves on the faculty of the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy, is on the board of directors of United Plant Savers, is co-director of the Herbal Clinic for All, and lectures nationally. Bevin is a professional member of the American Herbalist Guild, where she serves as vice-president. In this episode of HerbMentor Radio, Bevin answers over a dozen HerbMentor member submitted questions. Topics include her favorite herbs, tinctures, herbs for recovering from surgery, herbs for the aging, adrenal herbs and MUCH more. Visit Bevin at http://www.bevinclare.com

Episode 17 feature Jack Daniel. Jack graduated from the University of Connecticut with a degree in Biochemistry. After that he started studying Acupuncture, receiving his license in 1973, and qualified for Master of Acupuncture with the College of Traditonal Acupuncture in 1979. In 1975, he co-founded the Center for Traditional Acupuncture, now known as the TAI Sophia Institute He has now been practicing Acupuncture for almost 40 years. He served as lead faculty for the Traditional Acupuncture Institute's (TAI) California programs for seven years until 1988, and for the next seven years served as Dean of Students and Director of Alumni Affairs. He was named Teacher of the Year, awarded by the graduating students of the TAI Sophia Institute in 2003. He has authored newspaper and journal articles, and has appeared numerous times on television and radio discussing acupuncture. He has also served as an expert witness for the U.S. Justice Department and the FBI in U.S. District Court. His teaching infuses theory with clarity, wisdom and common-sense practicality. His guiding principle — to unify the realms of the emotional, physical and spiritual — inspires his teaching and deepens understanding for students in his courses.

Veronica Paz Olalla Love, M.Ac., NCC®, PCC is the Chief Executive Officer for the Newfield Network, United States branch and is an international presenter for the Newfield Network programs. According to her biography on the Newfield Network website: “She combines over 15 years of experience working in the holistic health field with over a decade of immersion in the ontological coaching domain. In addition to being a somatic and program leader for the Newfield Network, she is co-founder of Enjoy Vibrant Living; a natural medicine clinic in Boulder, Colorado that blends ontological coaching and Chinese medicine within an integral context. She received her master’s degree in Acupuncture at the Tai Sophia Institute in Maryland, and her bachelor’s degree in Women’s studies and Cultural Anthropology from UC, Santa Cruz. Veronica is a transformational leader who assists others to dive heart first into the inherent magic of life. In her unique and passionate style, Love invites us to remember the depth of potential we have as evolutionary beings. Veronica Olalla Love lives a profound commitment to carry on the Newfield lineage and ensure that its inherent brilliance is passed on with integrity for generations to come.” To connect with Veronica at Newfield Network: http://www.newfieldnetwork.com  Mahalo nui loa to my producer and publicist Rich Fahle of Astral Road Media and Bibliostar.TV.

Host Dana Laake and her special guest Rebecca Snow will be discussing integrative nutrition. Rebecca Snow, MS, CNS, LDN, RH (AHG), is a practicing nutritionist and herbalist. Her passion for using foods and herbs to support health was sparked in 1998, leading her to study at the Dreamtime Center and later at the Tai Sophia Institute. In her practice, she has gained a wealth of clinical experience with complex health concerns. Rebecca has played an integral role in the launch of the Master of Science in Nutrition and Integrative Health program at Tai Sophia and currently serves as the program director.

Host Dana Laake and her special guest Dr. James Duke will be discussing herbs and spices as they relate to health and disease. As an economic botanist with a Ph.D. in botany, Jim Duke worked with the U. S. Department of Agriculture for 32 years. Today, in his Green Pharmacy Garden, he serves as a distinguished lecturer for the Master of Science in Herbal Medicine program at Tai Sophia Institute. Dr. Duke is a renowned speaker and author and he leads ethnobotanical trips to ecologically rich areas of the world.