Podcast appearances and mentions of teresa miller

How important are independent pet stores to our community? In this episode, Teresa Miller, president of IndiePet and owner of Treats Unleashed, discusses the vital role of local pet retailers in building community connections. She shares insights into the challenges these stores face, including e-commerce competition and inflation, while highlighting how they can remain competitive through innovation and customer service. Teresa explains how IndiePet acts as a bridge between retailers and manufacturers to create sustainable industry growth. She also touches on the growing trend of cat ownership and the importance of fostering partnerships between independent pet businesses. Main Topics: The Role of IndiePet – Supporting independent pet stores and their impact on the pet industry. Challenges in the Pet Industry – Inflation, e-commerce competition, and shifting consumer trends. Community Engagement – How local pet stores foster relationships and support pet parents. Retail Trends & Innovations – Exclusive products, pet product rotations, and service expansions. Partnerships with Pet Businesses – How pet sitters, trainers, and groomers can collaborate with retailers. Main takeaway: “Neighborhood pet stores are more than just retailers; they're gathering places where pet owners connect, learn, and support each other.” In today's fast-paced world, it's easy to feel disconnected, but independent pet stores, pet sitters, and dog walkers play a vital role in bringing pet lovers together. These businesses aren't just about products and services—they help foster relationships, educate pet parents, and create a support system for those who want the best for their pets. As pet sitters and dog walkers, we have a unique opportunity to be connectors in our communities. We're the trusted professionals who see pet parents daily, hear their concerns, and can introduce them to local pet stores, trainers, and groomers who align with their needs. We can help pet owners find the best products, discover community events, and connect with like-minded pet lovers who share their values. From breed meet-ups and pet adoption events to sharing tips on the best local pet-friendly spots, we have the power to shape a thriving pet community. By partnering with independent pet stores, we strengthen these essential small businesses and create a network that benefits pets and their families. About our guest: Teresa Miller is the owner of Treats Unleashed, a chain of independent pet stores with 19 locations between St. Louis and Kansas City, with more on the way. She began her career in the banking industry before transitioning to a tech startup in New York City. In 2002, she founded Treats Unleashed, which has grown organically into a trusted resource for high-quality pet products, customer education, and community partnerships. Beyond building her business, Teresa is deeply involved in her local community, volunteering with the Bi-State Pet Food Pantry to help provide pet food to owners in need. She is also a strong advocate for women-led businesses, actively supporting Mastermind programming for early-stage women entrepreneurs. On a national level, Teresa collaborates with the National Retail Federation (NRF) as an advocate for small retail businesses. Most recently, she worked with NRF to support the Credit Card Competition Act, introduced by Senators Roger Marshall and Dick Durbin in 2022, aimed at increasing competition and reducing swipe fees for businesses. As the president of IndiePet, a trade association dedicated to supporting independent pet retailers, she continues to champion small pet businesses, fostering connections between retailers and manufacturers to ensure industry growth and sustainability. Links: https://indiepet.org https://www.facebook.com/IndiePetAssociation https://www.instagram.com/indiepetassociation/ https://www.neighborhoodpetstoreday.com Check out our Starter Packs See all of our discounts! Check out ProTrainings Code: CPR-petsitterconfessional for 10% off

Seeking God with Desperation with Theresa MillerIn this episode of Steps to Trusting, host Erin Michelle welcomes Teresa Miller to delve into profound discussions on trusting God and seeking Him with desperation. They explore the challenge of relinquishing control and placing full trust in God, admitting our need for Him. Key topics include the refinement that comes through suffering, the risk involved in trusting God wholeheartedly, and how to seek God with our whole hearts, using Bible verses such as Jeremiah 29:13 and Proverbs 2:1-4. Teresa shares personal stories and insights about her faith journey, especially relating to parenting and major life decisions, emphasizing the importance and difficulty of surrender. They also highlight the significance of abiding in God's word and maintaining a close relationship with Christ. Teresa speaks about her upcoming Bible study, 'The Posture of Victory,' and how it aims to deepen trust in Jesus.You can connect with Theresa Miller at Theresammiller.com or on Instagram @TheresammillerauthorYou can connect with Erin at erinmichele.netDon't forget to like and subscribe so you don't miss upcoming encouragement.  00:00 Welcome to Steps to Trusting00:54 Introducing Teresa Miller01:09 Seeking God with Your Whole Heart03:38 Trusting God in Desperation07:17 Surrendering Control to God08:54 Desperation in Parenting12:20 God's Trustworthiness in Our Lives17:46 The Power of Obedience and Faith24:29 The Journey of Surrender and Abiding31:16 Closing Thoughts and Prayer34:18 Final Encouragement and Resources

From a single store ➡️ to a 20-location pet business empire.

Join Rebecca Jones for this week's episode as she is joined by Theresa Miller, the CEO of 365 Connect.Thank you for listening and joining the SheEO Lead-In community!

Teresa Miller, CEO of 365 Connect, is joined by Carlen Haag, the organization's COO, to chat about their mission; goals of inspiring a sense of community through shared experiences; and their recent success in San Diego's annual Stand Down event, benefitting our region's veterans.

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This was a fun episode for me for lots of different reasons. The first reason, I spent a lot of time over past episodes talking about cognitive-behavioral therapies, in essence, if you will, the more top-down approaches for the treatment of chronic pain as well as other health conditions. Being a physical therapist, I work with both the mind as well as the body. I want to turn some attention toward more of the embodied therapies, more of the bottom-up approaches, and how they can have a very positive influence and impact on someone's pain and their overall health. In this episode, we are going to discuss awareness through movement and how the Feldenkrais Method can be used as a tool for pain management. My guest for this episode is Professor Teresa Miller. She is the Founding DPT Program Director at St. John's University, a graduate of the American Physical Therapy Association Educational Leadership Fellowship, and a Guild Certified Feldenkrais Practitioner. She is an Associate Professor Emeritus from State University of New York Downstate Medical Center in Brooklyn, New York, where she taught physical therapy for years. Dr. Miller received her PhD in Physical Therapy from Temple University, her MS in School Psychology, a BS in Physical Therapy, and AIS in Physical Therapy Assisting. In this episode, we discuss what is the Feldenkrais Method, how it is developed, what are the guiding concepts of a Feldenkrais lesson, how Feldenkrais can help those managing chronic pain and how to find a Guild Certified Feldenkrais Practitioner. A little FYI before we begin this episode, Dr. Miller was one of my professors of Physical Therapy at the State University of New York Health Science Center, Brooklyn way back from 1995 to 1997. I consider her a colleague, a mentor, as well as a friend. It was lots of fun for me to do this episode with her. It takes you back in time a little bit too when I was a student and reviewing some of the work that she did, which is groundbreaking. Feldenkrais was not so popular in 1995 when I went to PT school. She was one of the first people to introduce me to more of the mind-body as well as embodied approaches to treating pain. I want to thank her for her time and for joining us for this episode. I know you are getting a lot out of it. I especially want to thank her for her leadership and bring some of these mind-body approaches into my personal practice as a PT but also into the profession and providing evidence for it. Without further ado, let's begin and meet my good friend, Teresa Miller.   Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! http://integrativepainsciencinstitute.com/

Longtime event organizers, Teresa Miller and Carlen Haag, talk about the mission of their 365 Events San Diego business to connect socially responsible corporations with key nonprofits and community causes.

Teresa Miller, the Secretary of Pennsylvania’s Department of Human Services, has announced her resignation. The Pennsylvania House passed a bill that would help to provide more flexibility for schools in finding substitute teachers. Officials have warned residents to be wary of ticks as the weather warms up. Plus, a landing craft designed by a company in Pittsburgh is being tested by NASA in preparation for its 2023 trip to the moon. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Teresa Miller is a newly elected council member for the city of Little Canada and has gained experience in a variety of different fields prior to her election. She discusses her motivations for running and why she feels she can be an important part of instituting change in Little Canada.

In S2E8 of HeARTtalk, TMLG talks with actor/playwright, Teresa Miller, about the power of the arts to help us "hear" ourselves so that, in turn, we can love well and heal. The response to grief, for some, is to run as far away from it as possible. And that’s understandable. It hurts. It overwhelms. But Teresa shares with us the hope found in sitting in our grief. Examining it.HeARTtalk is: Healing through Art and StoryVisit TMLG and the show online at www.hearttalkpodcast.comIG: www.instagram.com/hearttalkwithtraceyFB: www.facebook.com/hearttalkwithtracey

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In this live episode, we kick off the second season of Dear Oklahoma and celebrate Teresa Miller’s induction into the Oklahoma Writers Hall of Fame. This induction ceremony features a conversation with Rilla Askew and Teresa Miller. Special guest P.C. Cast, who is a number one New York Times and USA Today bestselling author, introduces Rilla and Teresa and explains why Teresa has been instrumental to her successful writing career. Teresa Miller is the author of Remnants of Glory, Family Correspondence, and Means of Transit: A Slightly Embellished Memoir. She contributed an essay honoring her friend Pat Conroy titled, “Pat Conroy and Telephone Noir,” in Our Prince of Scribes: Writers Remember Pat Conroy, and is the co-editor of the anthology, Love Can Be: A Literary Collection about Our Animals. Many people also know Teresa for her literary activism. She is the founder of the Oklahoma Center for Poets and Writers and started the Center’s Celebration of Books event. She hosted the beloved OETA television series “Writing Out Loud,” and interviewed such luminaries as Maya Angelou, Edward Albee, and Isabel Allende. Teresa shares stories about her writing life and about the many writers she has crossed paths with over the years, including Harper Lee and Billie Letts. Lindsey and Emily chat with Teresa and Rilla about the importance of friendship, the ever-changing publishing industry, and the necessity of taking part in one’s literary community.  

Common Bonds Radio is a monthly podcast that explores the Collective Impact initiative supporting humane outcomes for cats and dogs in Oklahoma. Each episode will include a brief roundup of what's happening in the world of animals, a conversation about animal well-being and short stories about our experiences with the pets we love. Episode One features a conversation with the Executive Director of the Kirkpatrick Foundation about the origins of the Common Bonds initiative and the Foundation's role as the backbone support organization, as well as a short story by Oklahoma author Teresa Miller from a literary collection about our animals.

In Honor of the Death of Mary Oliver (1935-2019); Teresa Miller and Wade Rouse read their contributions from Love Can Be

This is the final in a ten-part series focusing on active engagement with the four heart qualities that are a prominent part of the Buddha’s teachings. The qualities, known as Brahma Viharas, are lovingkindness, compassion, sympathetic joy, and equanimity. In this talk Sharon Beckman-Brindley, Susan Stone, Jeff Fracher, Teresa Miller, and Helen Farrar lead a discussion of the Brahma Viharas series. For more information, please visit the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville website: imeditation.org

In this talk, Teresa Miller highlights key aspects of the Brahma Viharas and how they are inter-related. For more information, please visit the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville website: imeditation.org

A show about how — and why — pets become our muses. Elias Weiss Friedman, the photographer behind the blog The Dogist, shows Kurt how to photograph a pooch and get that cocked-head, raised-ears look. Dog trainer Teresa Miller explains how she trained the canine stars of the Hungarian film “White God” to perform. Jazz legend Charles Mingus’s lesser known masterwork: a book about how he toilet trained his cat. Why Laurie Anderson decided to start performing concerts for dogs. Writer John Haskell’s tribute to the Soviet space dog Laika. And Sean Cole examines whether animals can ever really be creative. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A show about how — and why — pets become our muses. Elias Weiss Friedman, the photographer behind the blog The Dogist, shows Kurt how to photograph a pooch and get that cocked-head, raised-ears look. Dog trainer Teresa Miller explains how she trained the canine stars of the Hungarian film “White God” to perform. Jazz legend Charles Mingus’s lesser known masterwork: a book about how he toilet trained his cat. Why Laurie Anderson decided to start performing concerts for dogs. Writer John Haskell’s tribute to the Soviet space dog Laika. And Sean Cole examines whether animals can ever really be creative. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This is the 4th in a ten-part series focusing on active engagement with the four heart qualities that are a prominent part of the Buddha’s teachings. The qualities, known as Brahma Viharas, are lovingkindness, compassion, sympathetic joy, and equanimity. In this talk Teresa Miller presents a closer look at compasion. For more information, please visit the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville website: imeditation.org

Teresa Miller gave this dharma talk at IMCC on Jan 16, 2018. For more information, please visit the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville website: imeditation.org

Teresa Miller gave this dharma talk on Sep 12, 2017 at the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville. For more information, please visit: imeditation.org

Teresa Miller gave this dharma talk on Aug 8, 2017 at the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville. What is ours to do in aiming toward the creation of beloved community? The Buddha’s teaching was a kind of framework to learn to be honest with ourselves and with what’s going on in our minds, in our bodies, in our lives. As always, the talk may provide guidance for living this moment and the ones to come – today and tomorrow – with awareness, and an intention to do no harm, to ease suffering. For more information, please visit: imeditation.org

Teresa Miller gave this dharma talk on Jul 4, 2017 at the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville. We celebrate July 4th in the USA with words and symbols that express philosophical values of democracy and equality. Yet we are aware of explicit and implicit bias, a transparent disparity and inequity, that creates harm in our selves, our community, the world. In the face of suffering, how do we remember, and embody, our interdependence, in order to respond wisely and kindly? For more information, please visit: imeditation.org

Pat Coffey, Teresa Miller and Helen Knight Farrar gave this dharma talk on Apr 18, 2017 at the Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville. For more information, please visit: imeditation.org