Podcasts about therapeutic services

Send us a textWelcome to another God-sized Stories episode!In today's interview, I had the honor of speaking with Scott Fuller, Vice President of Advancement at Murphy-Harpst Children's Centers in Georgia. Scott's heartwarming and powerful narrative illuminates the incredible work being done for at-risk foster children.Scott shares his inspiring journey of faith and how, after a career in church planting and pastoral ministry, he found his calling in child welfare. Hear first-hand accounts of transformative stories within Murphy-Harpst, including unique therapeutic approaches like equine therapy and innovative foster care models.Key Takeaways:Scott Fuller's personal faith journey, from youth ministry to child welfare.The inspiring history of Murphy-Harpst, founded by two remarkable women, Sarah Murphy and Ethel Harpst.The unique therapeutic programs offered at Murphy-Harpst, including equine therapy and the Evolve Initiative.The crucial role of churches in supporting foster children and families.How you can help, even if you're not ready to foster a child yourself.

In light of World Mental Health Day on October 10, we're talking all about mental health for our diverse communities. Bron Lawman tells us about the importance of integrating mental health support into other health services, such as HIV and sexual health care. As Thorne Harbour Health's Director of Therapeutic Services in Victoria, Bron has a wealth of experience as a mental health nurse, having worked across several services in both Queensland and Victoria. We also hear from Sharna Ciotti about the positive impact to come from the introduction of Thorne Harbour SA's Specialist LGBTIQA+ Mental Health Service, and the unique challenges our diverse communities face in South Australia. Sharna is the Manager of Therapeutic Services at Thorne Harbour SA and shares advice on other mental health professionals who are looking to work with LGBTIQA+ communities. Check out our other JOY Podcasts for more on LGBTIQ+ health and wellbeing at joy.org.au/wellwellwell. If there's something you'd like us to explore on the show, send through ideas or questions at wellwellwell@joy.org.au Find out more about LGBTIQ+ services and events in Victoria at thorneharbour.org and in South Australia at samesh.org.au.

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Episode 3 of a “Week in the Life of…” involves the week of the amazing Anthony Vaughan, the Head of PIE Operations & Therapeutic Services at The Wallich, a service that believes that everyone deserves the right to a home, but more than that, that everyone deserves the right to feel safe, to feel valued and to feel positive about their future. Listen as he talks through his week and explores some great psychologically informed work happening in Wales! week_in_the_life_3. [...]

Hello, everyone. I'm thrilled to be here today with our guest, Paul Martin, a highly respected psychologist renowned for his clinical expertise in working with bereaved clients. Today, we will be discussing rituals and how they can support us during this time of grief. Paul has authored a compelling book on the profound impact of that topic which explores how unique expressions of loss and meaningful acts of mourning can guide individuals through the grieving process. With his wealth of knowledge and compassionate approach, I'm certain he'll share his invaluable insights into the intricate journey of grief and healing and how rituals can help! Here's what we talk about:Personal grief rituals and their purpose.In what ways do rituals offer comfort and solace to a person experiencing grief?The rapid societal changes have caused ancient customs and rituals to fade away.Cultural expectations and personal expressions may conflict, contributing to the complexity of the grieving process.And much more!  Connect with Dr. Paul Martin!The Centre for Grief and Recovery and Therapeutic Services: https://www.griefcounselor.org/about-the-center/our-therapists/Check out Dr. Paul Martin's book, Personal Grief Rituals - Creating Unique Expressions of Loss and Meaningful Acts of Mourning in Clinical or Private Settings, on Amazon! https://amzn.to/3SVs4oI Also available on Routledge, https://bit.ly/3P04ar0, and on Barnes & Noble https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/personal-grief-rituals-paul-m-martin/1141284454 You don't have to grieve alone, as a coach I can help support you. To discover how grief coaching can help you please book a FREE call with me To access your FREE resource 12 Ways to Heal https://www.understandinggrief.comConnect with me: Website: https://www.understandinggrief.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/annedebutteFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/reconnectfromgrief

In this engaging conversation with Dr. Shanéa Thomas, a prominent advocate for LGBTQ+ inclusion in education, the discussion revolves around the question of whether we are doing enough to promote inclusion in schools. Dr. Thomas shares her personal journey and professional growth, highlighting the challenges faced by LGBTQ+ individuals in the rigid binary framework of educational settings. The conversation goes beyond identifying the problems and explores potential solutions. Dr. Thomas encourages us to challenge our preconceived notions and emphasises the importance of continuously updating our knowledge about sex and gender. She suggests using platforms like TikTok as a resource for education. Dr. Thomas underscores that training and open discussions about sex and gender benefit everyone and calls for greater recognition of trans and queer individuals in our communities. About this Episodes Guest: Dr Shanéa Thomas Dr. Shanéa Thomas, LICSW (He/She/Dr.) is a bold lecturer and seasoned scholar-practitioner with more than 18 years of professional social work experience in the Washington D.C. metro area. His organization, Thomas Consulting and Therapeutic Services, main commitment is training and strategising with social workers, educators, and service providers around building safer therapeutic and educational spaces for all people. This is especially for those working in communities that are underserved and under-resourced, and those identifying as Black, Indigenous, people of color, and LGBTQ+ folks. Dr. Thomas has facilitated over 80 workshops centring on DEI needs, grief and loss, mental health, sex and gender, and LGBTQ+ populations. When creating organisational change through strategic planning, Dr. Thomas' work unapologetically centres marginalized voices with community organisations and healthcare institutions to help shift power, privilege, and organisational accountability. Dr. Thomas ended his 10-year position at the University of Southern California School of Social Work as a Senior Lecturer in 2022 to further the commitment to LGBTQ+ inclusivity through the University of Maryland School of Public Health as their new LGBTQ+ Training Specialist and Assistant Research Professor. Dr. Thomas is currently curating a national training program launching in May 2023 with the use of the Prevention Research Center's evidence-based tools to build LGBTQ+ competency in practice amongst mental health professionals.

This week, #GrownAndGrowingPodcast welcomes S e x Therapist and Pleasure Coach, ChantaBlue (nj_sextherapist).I started this podcast for women who are interested in evolving, discovering more about themselves, and becoming freer in all aspects of life. It' couldn't be ‘grown and growing' without conversations about sexuality, intimacy and pleasure.There are so many layers to this subject, and we start to peel some of those layers back in this conversation with Chanta.About My GuestChanta Blue is an author, speaker and certified s e x therapist. She specializes in working with women of color, and people in romantic relationships who are interested in improving their self-esteem, experiencing sexual difficulties, premarital counseling, and exploring BDSM/kink and consensual non-monogamous relationship styles. She is the Co-Founder and Director of Therapeutic Services at Blue Counseling & Wellness Center, a nutrition and mental health wellness center aimed at empowering, educating, supporting, and guiding those who are looking to transform their lives. She has been featured and worked with several brands including Well + Good, XONecole, Shape, Bustle and Netflix. Connect with Chanta:IG: @NJ_SexTherapistIG: @BlueWellnessCtrNJFB: Blue Counseling & Wellness CenterFB: Chanta Blue, LCSW, CSTWebsites:www.BlueWellnessCenter.combit.ly/forcoloredgirlsbookChanta's Recommendations:fetlife.comLove's Not Color Blind: Race and Representation in Polyamorous and Other Alternative CommunitiesPlaying Well with Others: Your Field Guide to Discovering, Exploring and Navigating the Kink, Leather and BDSM CommunitiesThe Color of Kink: Black Women, BDSM, and PornographyGrown and Growing Podcast -- Like. Follow. Share. Website: grownandgrowing.buzzsprout.comFacebook: @GrownandgrowingpodcastInstagram: @GrownandgrowingpodcastEmail: grown.growingpodcast@gmail.com

How we are raised as children and our experiences can impact the emotional, and sometimes physical path, we take as adults.  Childhood trauma and the effects of it if not treated can often stay with a child well into adulthood.In todays episode, is my guest Yeshiva Davis - a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who is the President and Founder of K&S Therapeutic Services, Inc located in California. Yeshiva and her team of therapists, help people address depression, anxiety, anger, childhood traumas, stage of life issues, family and couples relationship problems. Yeshiva is dedicated to helping clients find and create successful ways to cope with everyday challenges, by offering fresh outlook and innovative ways of thinking, to help others solve problems.“We help mothers & their families find balance & peace by providing relief from relationship problems.” Yeshiva DavisIn this episode, Yeshiva and I discussed:How childhood trauma shows up in our lives as adults.Recognizing your child(ren) behavior to determine if you should seek additional support.Healing from childhood trauma as an adult.Normalizing therapy, the benefits of it and the types of sessions.Connect with Yeshiva Davis | K&S Therapeutic Services, Inc:Website:    https://kandstherapy.com/  Instagram: @kandstherapyFacebook:  kandstherapy Twitter:      kandstherapyBook Arlene For Your Next Event/Conference:www.arlenebolden.comCheck out this episode & others here on The Path Podcast, Apple, Spotify, Google & other podcast platforms. Follow, share & subscribe Let's connect: Website: www.arlenebolden.com | FB: @thepathpodcast | IG: @thepath_podcast | Twitter: @thepath_podcast | thepath4ward@gmail.com

In this episode, author and clinician, Dr. Trudy Gilbert-Eliot, explains how exposure to other people's trauma can cause post-traumatic stress. She breaks down how that occurs in the brain of the person exposed, the signs one will experience, and what to do both to prevent against it and help heal it. We talk about the specific professions most likely to encounter that exposure and practices such as mindfulness and CBT for helping change the narrative of one exposed. Dr. Gilbert-Eliot is rich with knowledge and deeply impressed me during our hour together. We will be working on the prevention of and healing of secondary trauma using embodied practices at my Kripalu workshop from June 30th-July 2nd. If you enjoyed this episode consider registering for that experience HERE. Trudy Gilbert-Eliot is a consultant and mental health practitioner. She is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and a Licensed Clinical Alcohol and Drug Counselor. She also obtained a Ph.D. in General Psychology from Capella University in Minnesota. Her book, “Healing Secondary Trauma”, was released May 2020. She has served as an expert witness for psychiatric court commitments, provided assessments in Emergency Room's for those who recently attempted suicide, worked as a pediatric therapist in residential treatment, as Director of Admissions for a psychiatric facility, Director of Therapeutic Services for an outpatient clinic, and worked as an Adjunct Professor of Psychology. In the course of her work she has spoken at various conferences and as a workshop presenter on such topics as Critical Incident Response in Mental Health, Trauma-informed Care, Co-occurring Disorders in Treatment, Advanced Clinical Supervision, ASAM, Working with the Military in Therapy, Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Burnout/Compassion Fatigue/Secondary Trauma for First Responders, Clinical Applications in Trauma, PTSD, and a presentation as part of the recertification of CIT personnel for LVMPD. Dr. Gilbert-Eliot has trained extensively in Trauma and is EMDR certified. She has also trained with the Gottmans in couples therapy and in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy with Behavioral Tech Research (Marsha Linehan, Ph.D.) and Alan Fruzetti, Ph.D. She is a member of the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapists, and the American Psychological Association.  -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Your support is deeply appreciated! Any amount helps with production costs for the show. You can support this podcast with any level of donation here. Find me, Lara, on my Website / Instagram Order The Essential Guide to Trauma Sensitive Yoga: How to Create Safer Spaces for All Opening and Closing music: Other People's Photographs courtesy of Daniel Zaitchik. Follow Daniel on Spotify.

We are baaaaaack!! Tell a friend to tell a friend!! Kicking off our first theme of Sexual Assault Awareness month: SUPPRESSING OUR TRAUMA. This week has been focusing on releasing and healing. Today's episode, is brought to with a special guest, Kae'Chauna who is a Therapeutic Life Coach in Georgia! We discuss all things therapeutic services, self care, healing after trauma, and more. You can find Kae'Chauna on the platforms below: Facebook: Kaechauna Sinclair  Instagram: Kae.Sin.Tlc Counseling booking link: http://healinggroundstherapy.com/hgt-team/  Coaching booking link: https://blkhaven.janeapp.com/locations/blk-haven-life-coaching/book For pay by the minute coaching: skillr app  Business phone number is: (404) 941-0762 also listed on psychology today and bark platforms.   --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/justtaytalks/support

Steve Harper Interviews Veronica Chestang Founder and Senior Nurse Coach of The Abundant Life Therapeutic Services of Indiana DBA TALTS Indy -- www.taltsindy.comhttps://onlineradiobox.com/search?cs=us.pbnnetwork1&q=podcast%20business%20news%20network&c=ushttps://mytuner-radio.com/search/?q=business+news+networkhttps://streema.com/radios/search/?q=podcast+business+news+network

Joe Richards Interviews Veronica Chestang Founder and Senior Nurse Coach of The Abundant Life Therapeutic Services of Indiana DBA TALTS Indy -- www.taltsindy.comhttps://onlineradiobox.com/search?cs=us.pbnnetwork1&q=podcast%20business%20news%20network&c=ushttps://mytuner-radio.com/search/?q=business+news+networkhttps://streema.com/radios/search/?q=podcast+business+news+network

We all have to check in some time to the Grief Motel. The queens talk about grief and how poetry helps us cope.Please support indie bookshops, like Loyalty Bookstores. Aaron Smith's new book, Stop Lying, is out on January 31, 2023 and is available for pre-order here.You can buy James's book of personal essays, I Liked You Better Before I Knew You So Well, here.Watch Thom L. Higgins throw a pie in Anita Bryant's face here.  He was one of four activists who disrupted the press conference (held on Oct. 14, 1978). Anita said, “At least it's a fruit pie,” before she broke down into tears. Her husband immediately joined hands with Anita and said, “Anita, let's pray for him.” Anita said, “We forgive you and we love you, and father, please deliver him from his demon lifestyle.” The husband said, “I don't want this man harmed in any way,” and afterwards found found the queer activists out in the parking lot and threw some of the pie in one of their faces too. Read more about Higgins here and his papers here. What Keeps Me Here by Rebecca Brown was published in 1996 by Harper Collins. Watch this incredible interview with Lucy Grealey on The Charlie Rose Show (~15 min).If you or someone you love needs some mental health resources:Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) has a hotline (English and Spanish) as well as a list of resources.American Counseling Association has some great articles on coping mechanisms for different kinds of grief here. The Center for Grief Recovery and Therapeutic Services has a terrific resource guide here. I recommend the The Trevor Project for LGBTQIA folks, though the Trans Lifeline is perhaps the best resource for TGNC folks.

How we are raised as children and our experiences can impact the emotional, and sometimes physical path, we take as adults.  Childhood trauma and the effects of it,  if not resolved can often stay with a child well into adulthood.Talking with us today is Yeshiva Davis, - a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who is the President and Founder of K&S Therapeutic Services, Inc located in California. Yeshiva and her team of therapists, help people address depression, anxiety, anger, childhood traumas, stage of life issues, family and couples relationship problems. Yeshiva is dedicated to helping clients find and create successful ways to cope with everyday challenges, by offering fresh outlook and innovative ways of thinking, to help solve problems.Yeshiva said “We can help your 5-year-old son, your 105-year-old grandma or any age in between. We are people you can feel comfortable telling your secrets to.” Yeshiva DavisIn this episode, Yeshiva and I discussed:How childhood trauma shows up in our lives as adults.Recognizing behavioral changes and patterns. .Working through childhood trauma as an adult.Check out this episode & others here ➡️  The Path Podcast & on Apple, Spotify, Google & other podcast platforms.  Follow, share & subscribe Let's connect and share your story:Facebook |  Instagram | Twitter | thepath4ward@gmail.comConnect with Yeshiva Davis | K&S Therapeutic Services, Inc:Website | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter

For today's episode we discussed the June 2022 newsletter. We talked about our upcoming fundraiser with Panda Express, which is Wednesday, June 15th. Additionally, we talked about our annual Take Home the Cellar Event, new hires, 1700 Liberty Street, and new Therapeutic Services being offered at Breakthrough. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/autism-breakthrough/support

Drink Limits is a free six-week therapeutic group looking at alcohol and anxiety for lesbian, bisexual and queer women (cis and trans) and anyone female identifying. We speak with Awomda Codd from the Therapeutic Services team at Thorne Harbour Health about the program. The closed group helps participants learn relapse prevention strategies and supports to enable their recovery process. You can find more info about Drink Limits on the Thorne Harbour Health webpage. If you're part of our LGBTIQ communities and were born overseas, check out Thorne Harbour's Multicultural Community Sexual Health Survey! Check out our other JOY Podcasts for more on LGBTIQ health & wellbeing. If there's something you'd like us to explore on the show, send through ideas or questions at wellwellwell@joy.org.au

We discuss Sexual Assault and Consent with the Therapeutic Services team from Thorne Harbour Health. Alyssha Fooks and Vincent Silk join us to chat how about LGBTIQ communities experience sexual assault differently. We also talk about consent in traditional and online spaces, as well as how people navigate trauma and anxiety following assault. You can visit Say It Out Loud for more information and resources: https://sayitoutloud.org.au If you're part of our LGBTIQ communities and were born overseas, check out Thorne Harbour's Multicultural Community Sexual Health Survey! Check out our other JOY Podcasts for more on LGBTIQ health & wellbeing. If there's something you'd like us to explore on the show, send through ideas or questions at wellwellwell@joy.org.au

Feel Good From Within with Yvette Le Blowitz - #SPAITGIRL Podcast  EP.165 - The Chiron Effect with Lisa Tahir, LCSW, Author, Thought Coach, Podcast Host of All Things Therapy  Lisa Tahir, LCSW is a licensed clinical social worker, certified in EMDR Level I, in Reiki Level II, and a Thought Coach through the Institute for Transformational Thinking. Lisa Tahir, LCSW is the Author of The Chiron Effect - Healing Our Core Wounds through Astrology, Empathy, and Self-Forgiveness, endorsed by His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama. Lisa Tahir, LCSW is a Top Rated Therapist motivated and the Host of All Things Therapy Podcast.  She has private practice office locations and residences in both Los Angeles and New Orleans, and she lives between both cities. NOLA Therapy offers Therapeutic Services ranging from Therapy Sessions, Reiki Healing Sessions, From a Distance Reiki Healing/Meditation Sessions, On-Location Therapy Sessions and also Learn the Psychoastrology of Chiron: 30-Day Psychoastrology Intensive. Lisa is passionate and committed to working with people to help them heal through all of the senses of the body by utilizing intuition, therapy, energy healing, meditation, Reiki healing, crystal healing, nutrition, sound frequencies, yoga, exercise, podcasting, writing and teaching. Lisa Tahir, LCSW, personally and professionally became frustrated with lengthy assessment and treatment processes that involved years of rehashing troubling and traumatic memories.  Rehashing the past only produced feelings of disempowerment. With a desire to address her own core wounding, she sought alternative healing methods and turned to meditation. The Chiron Effect is a guide to using astrology to identify your core wounds and heal them using psychological techniques, affirmations, and self-compassion. The Chiron Effect offers a descriptive chapter for each of the 12 zodiac sign placements for Chiron, revealing how Chiron affects you psychologically, emotionally, sexually, spiritually, socially, financially, and intellectually. It provides specific steps for each sign to shift self-destructive patterns as well as powerful affirmations infused with Reiki Healing Energy. We have all experienced disappointment, sadness, rejection, or the loss of something meaningful in our lives.  When you are wounded, innate animalistic instincts for self-protection kick in as a means for survival. These behaviour patterns are a natural and necessary copying strategy, at first.  But many dwell far too long in these patterns and seperate themselves from their source of inner wisdom and intuition. Using astrology as a diagnostic tool, Lisa Tahir, LCSW reveals how to use the astrological placement of the minor planet Chiron in your birth chart to identify the core wounds and unconscious patters that block your capacity to have self-empathy and to forgive. Coining the phrase "Chiron Effect" to describe the magnetic pull that individuals have around specific areas of vulnerability, she explains how, like a raw nerve, the placement of Chiron describes what parts of our lives we might edit or hide for fear of being rejected as well as the areas of sensitivity where we are triggered. Yvette Le Blowitz Podcast Host sits down with Lisa Tahir, LCSW to find out about The Chiron Effect: Healing Our Core Wounds through Astrology, Empathy, and Self-Forgiveness.  In Podcast Episode - EP.165  Lisa Tahir, LCSW shares: - a little bit about herself - insights into her book The Chiron Effect - what psychoastrology is - what her coined phrase "Chiron Effect" means - mental health tips to help support you after consuming war news - how we can cultivate peace from within - how to cultivate a mediation practice that only takes 5 minutes a day - how to set your intention for the day to welcome a good day - thoughts on international women's day - some of her self-care rituals Plus so much more...  Get Ready to TUNE IN *click here ---- Episode 165 - #spaitgirl Podcast with Yvette Le Blowitz  available on Apple, Spotify, Google, Audible, Libysn - all podcast apps search for #spaitgirl on any podcast app or on google  -------- Available to watch on Youtube Channel - Spa it Girl or Yvette Le Blowitz Press the Play Button Below and subscribe ------ JOIN OUR #SPAITGIRL BOOK CLUB Buy a copy of The Chiron Effect by Lisa Tahir, LCSW from Booktopia our affilated online book store  for more books search via Booktopia our affiliated online book store  *click here Hashtag #spaitgirlbookclub //#spaitgirl + tag @spaitgirl - when reading your book  --- STAY IN TOUCH   Podcast Guest Lisa Tahir, LCSW Author of The Chiron Effect  Instagram @nolatherapy Website www.nolatheapy.com ------ Podcast Host  Yvette Le Blowitz  Instagram @yvetteleblowitz Website www.yvetteleblowitz.com Youtube Channel: Yvette Le Blowitz  TikTok: @yvetteleblowitz ------- Become a Podcast Show Sponsor #SPAITGIRL  www.spaitgirl.com Email: info@spaitgirl.com with your sponsorship offer -- JOIN OUR #SPAITGIRL Community  Instagram: @spaitgirl TikTok: @spaitgirl Sign Up to our Mailing List: www.spaitgirl.com Search for #spaitgirl on any podcast app, youtube and subscribe      HOW TO SUPPORT The #SPAITGIRL Podcast Show  Practice a Little Random Act of Kindness  - subscribe to the #spaitgirl podcast show on any podcast app  - leave a 5* rating and review  - tell someone about the #spaitgirl podcast show - share your favourite episode - tag @spaitgirl in your stories - hashtag #spaitgirl to share the show &  Together "Let's Feel Good From Within" and #makefeelinggoodgoviral ---- Please note - Affiliated Links included in this spaitgirl.com blog post includes affiliated links with Amazon.com and booktopia.com.au- should you order any books from Amazon.com or Booktopia.com.au via the links contained in this blog post spaitgirl.com will receive a small paid commission fee from the online book stores.  Please note - The information in this podcast is a general conversation between the podcast host and podcast guest and is not intended to replace professional medical advice and should not be considered a substitute for medical treatment or advice from a mental health professional or qualified medical doctor or specialist.  Use of any of the material in this podcast show is always at the listeners discretion.   The podcast host and guest accept no liability arising directly or indirectly from use or misuse of any of the information contained in this podcast show and podcast episode conversation, or any trauma triggered or health concerns associated with it. 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I'Asiah Sabriyah, LMSW is a licensed social worker in Georgia providing individual therapy to adolescents and adults. She discusses some of her struggles providing therapy. (Zoom fatigue is real). I'Asiah provides tips to better engage kids virtually. She is originally from NYC and discusses her transition to now living in Georgia. We discuss her past work at Fordham University Liberty Partnership Program. We also discuss the unfortunate trend in our profession of agencies preferring hiring someone with an LCSW (While we both have LMSWs). We also talk about our upcoming poetry books, divorce, grief, loss, having better bereavement leave policies in Social Work agencies. She can be found on Instagram @peaceandpreparation. My book Triumph Through Pain, How To Maximize Your full Potential during down times is coming out soon. Follow @bascityentertainmentllc on Instagram for more information.

ur next guest is Aluwani Manenzhe. She is the incoming president of the occupational therapy association of South Africa (@otasa_news ). She qualified as an Occupational Therapist at MEDUNSA in 1997 and she did her masters degree in business leadership at UNISA. She was appointed as an Assistant Director at Tshilidzini Regional Hospital in Limpopo Province since 2004 and is now the Acting Deputy Director Therapeutic Services at the same hospital. Aluwani is passionate about mental health and leadership in rehabilitation services. She served in various boards, including coordination of OT services in Limpopo, vice-chairperson of the national OT forum, and vice president of practice development in OTASA. Her key achievements in disability management include consistent disability screening implemented with follow up treatment in all hospitals in Vhembe District, as well as psychosocial rehabilitation programs and support groups initiated in Vhembe District and the establishment of quality monitoring of OT service through peer reviews and audits as part of standard service monitoring practice. We love to hear from you. Please don't forget to follow and rate us on your platform podcast of choice and engage with us on Instagram @Occupationalperspectives/ https://www.instagram.com/occupationalperspectives/. You can forward all suggestions to occupationalperspectives@gmail.com

Obtain a list of my services: https://lnkd.in/d6RTPTEY Contact Info: 917-524-6129 Email: charlie@transformationpro.net David Shrank, MSW (CEO of Empowerment Behavioral Therapuetic Services (EBTS) - Live Transformation Coaching Session This is one of the most powerful sessions to listen to someone who encountered social bullying because of his speech impediment and dyslexia. David's parents were told that he would never be able to advance professionally because of a lack of cognitive skills, recommending vocational school as an alternative. David proved those teachers wrong by obtaining his bachelors and Master of Social Work degree, along with many other certifications. David specializes in trauma including that of bullying, addiction, jail/prison diversion, sexual assault, sex trafficking, veteran care, LGBTQ issues, extreme anxiety disorders, and personality disorders. We discussed the topic of "white privileged" by defining it as a social systemic problem, requiring license professional social workers to provide community services. I coached David on identifying the two critical services (Social Coping & Administration) to help streamline the community offerings and raise funding. - Social Coping to help victims address historical and/or current abuse, which can hinder personal and professional advancement. - Administration to help victims navigate the system of available government and privatized resources they qualify to receive assistance. Lastly, we redefined the Mission Statement: "EBTS Mission is to help communities proactively address the signs and symptoms of behavioral issues within individuals and families to provide empowering intervention with WRAPAROUND CARE". I plan to keep working with David to identify funding sources that anyone can sponsor, so stay tuned for a follow-up podcast. www.EBTServices.com www.facebook.com/EmpowermentBehavioralTherapeuticServices David.Shrank@EBTServices.com DaveShrank@twitter.com (240) 565-2558

Resilience Conversations | S3E3 Today on the pod we unpacked chapters 6-8 we were joined by our good friend, Amanda Buethe from USD 308 and Jamie Whitehouse Jamie is a Licensed Clinical Marriage and Family Therapist and has been serving the McPherson community and surrounding areas for the past 10 years providing counseling for individuals, couples, and families. She also owns her private practice, Advocate Counseling and Therapeutic Services of Kansas (ACTS of KS) in McPherson, KS. She is also EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) trained and is about to finish up her certification in EMDR trauma work in the next few months. Jamie has been the psychology professor at Central Christian College of Kansas for 11 years. She is also a teacher and speaker on the Enneagram personality assessment for businesses, organizations, churches, small groups, families, couples, and individuals. She is also happily married to her husband Heath, who is a business professor at Central Christian College. Jamie serves in her local church on the board of administrators and as a Sunday school teacher, she is also on the board of directors for the Butterfield Foundation in Oklahoma City, OK, and in her spare time loves getting coffee with people while diving into great conversations.

Mental health concerns impact LGBTIQA+ people more than the general population. Michael and Rachel chat with Venetia Brissenden, Manager of Therapeutic Services and Capacity Building at Thorne Harbour Health to unpack anxiety, depression, and how to recognise the signs of our mental wellbeing needing a bit of attention. Later we speak with Joe Ball, CEO of Switchboard to discuss the Mental Health Royal Commission findings, and how they support our community and its services. This podcast includes mention of suicide. Up for the conversation? Listen to the Let's Talk About Suicide JOYcast - joy.org.au/letstalk/  Useful Links Beyond Blue - beyondblue.org.au Lifeline - lifeline.org.au  Suicide Callback Service - suicidecallbackservice.org.au Thorne Harbour Health's counselling services - thorneharbour.org/lgbti-health/mental-health/counselling/ Switchboard - switchboard.org.au Rainbow Door - rainbowdoor.org.au QLife - qlife.org.au  

In Episode 68 of the Charity Charge Show, Stephen talks with Lisa Newcomb, Executive Director of Quest Therapeutic Services, whose mission is to provide exceptional pediatric therapy services to enhance the lives of children with disabilities in the Delaware Valley. Stephen and Lisa talk about insurance gaps, how to plan for an unexpected pandemic, and how Charity Charge is helping NGOs feel get away from feeling "less than" in banking relationships. Quest Therapeutic provides a range of therapy services, including early intervention, occupational and physical therapy, and hippotherapy, also known as equine-assisted therapy, in which the therapist uses the horse as part of an overall treatment plan to achieve specific functional goals, such as improving postural control, balance, sensory integration, and/or walking. Lisa Newcomb joined Quest Therapeutic Services as the Executive Director in February, 2017. Lisa has held numerous positions in the non-profit sector over the past twenty years, both professionally and as a volunteer. Prior to her arrival at Quest, Lisa was the Executive Director at the Melanoma International Foundation for over a decade, managing events, donors and corporate relationships. She volunteered for Make-A-Wish and served on various boards like The Giving Tree. Lisa is passionate about serving her community, loves to read and enjoys spending time with her husband and three grown children.

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Kierra is joined on this episode by Selena Waite, owner of Waite Psychological and Therapeutic Services, PLLC in Durham, North Carolina. The women discuss paths towards owning a private practice as a specialist-level clinician. Selena Waite, MA/CAS, LPC, LPA, HSP-PA is a Licensed Professional Counselor, Licensed Psychological Associate, and Licensed School Psychologist. Selena has 10 years of experience in providing counseling services to children and adolescents experiencing a variety of mental health, behavioral, emotional, and adjustment issues. Prior to owning her own practice, Selena worked for group practice and served within schools. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/schoolpsychsistahs/support

Oh my gosh, y'all, I am SO excited about today's episode of the Pink Pussy Podcast! The one and only Alice Little joins us on the podcast and we talk about ALL the things! We chat about legal sex work, the problem with the current sex education in America, consent, the stigma of sex in America, a day in the life of a legal sex worker, who can benefit from working with a legal sex worker - and more!  We talk a lot about when it's appropriate to start talking about sex - and why it's so important to educate children about it in terms of both consent and overall health. We also chat about the myths surrounding & behind-the-scenes of legal sex work (they're insane!).  Alice is a legal sex worker, intimacy educator, and coach who used to work at the Bunny Ranch and now works at the Chicken Ranch in Nevada. She has an amazing website with SO many resources and also what she offers which includes: The Virtual Girlfriend, Foreplay and Flirtation, Coaching, Education, and Mentorship, Sexual Explorations, and Therapeutic Services.  I learned SO much from this episode and I can't wait for you to hear this conversation!  As always, we love to hear what you think of this episode! If you loved this episode, please make sure to leave a review and subscribe so you don't miss an episode! PS - Please don't hesitate to reach out to me via email! chelsea@pinkpussypodcast.com! Or, visit us on Instagram (www.instagram.com/pinkpussipodcast).                        Resources Alice's Website: https://thealicelittle.com/  Alice's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thealicelittleofficial/  AASECT: https://www.aasect.org/  Ioba Toys:  Ioba Toys Website: https://www.iobatoys.com/  Use code PINKPUSSYPODCAST at checkout for 30% off your purchase 

In this episode of the #RDUblkPodcast, DeVashi & Aisha welcome Dr. Erikka Dzirasa, owner of Catalyst Therapeutic Services. Dr. Dzirasa tells us the importance of mental health and ways to deal with it. We all go through things in life and sometimes finding someone to talk that knows how to deal with issues like anxiety, depression, etc. is a good way to cope. Mental health is something that effects all of us, and this episode will make it normal to talk about. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rdublkpodcast/message

Meet Shannon.Though she was briefly tempted to go all-in on an ice cream career at the famed Penn State Creamery, Shannon found her calling as a therapeutic activities services professional at a long-term care facility.And if you're unsure what that job even is, you definitely need to listen. LOOKING FOR MORE?Show Notes: https://www.howdidyouendupthere.com/podcast-episodes/a-therapeutic-activities-services-manager-at-a-long-term-care-facilityInstagram: @howdidyouenduptherepodContact: howdidyouenduptherepod@gmail.com

In this episode we dive deep into the mysterious waters of the mind with Dr. Laura Gouge. We discuss the holistic perspective towards mental health, the roots of trauma, speak on the significance of dreams and the medicine for the mind, mindfulness. Towards the end we share some of our favorite herbs specific for mental health conditions such as anxiety and depression. Tune in for the naturopathic approach to mental health, so very needed during these times. WATCH FULL VIDEO PODCAST HERE: https://youtu.be/Gh9R2hGLuZ0Dr. Laura Gouge is a Licensed Naturopathic physician and medical director currently practicing with Wolf Pack Consulting and Therapeutic Services in Beaverton, Oregon. Her clinical focus is on mental health disorders and she serves on the board of the Psychiatric Association of Naturopathic physicians. Podcast Links:Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcfa_K7p45fRgAGHrK6Bz6QiTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/herbal-hour/id1479250761Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0uQ07IELQ3bm2QTM5fpdtT?si=ewkBPmnxSZW6AF_iuPyyhQ If you love supporting your health naturally check out these organic herbal products, specially formulated by a Naturopathic Doctor for helping stress, sleep, pain, hormones, mood and more! >>https://www.ktherbs.com/shop

In this episode, Sharon Lawrence, owner of Selah Wellness & Therapeutic Services, LLC and I discuss the importance of overall self care for business owners. This includes, emotional wellness, Therapeutic Therapy, recognizing when your season is up, shifting positions and how to balance boldly.

Michael and Cal are first joined by Commissioner for Gender and Sexuality, Ro Allen. Ro speaks about the new whole-of-government LGBTIQ strategy, and weaving in equality through various government portfolios. Judy Armishaw from the Alfred's new PrEPMe service  joins us to talk about medicare ineligible MSM accessing PrEP for free. Finally, Venetia phones in to talk about changes to services at Thorne Harbour Health , and how our community is keeping well as we look to exit isolation.   Michael and Cal also cover a number of upcoming events including: Pridesolation   PrEPMe Call 1800 889 887 Email: prep@alfred.org.au or head to www.pan.org.au/no-medicare For PEP head to getpep.info 

Dr. Tom Ingengo, DACM, MSOM, LAC. from Charm City Integrative Health has been providing customized, whole-being acupuncture and integrative medicine treatments for a wide range of health conditions since 2001. We chatted about his start in wellness and Eastern and Western medicine after watching his grandfather as a pharmacist. Plus, his amazing therapeutic services like acupuncture, cryotherapy, cupping, red light therapy, and more!

In light of mental health awareness week, please do not forget many organisations are still open, such as the Black Country Women's Aid. The Black Country women's aid is an independent charity which has supported survivors of abuse and exploitation in the West Midlands for 30 years.Services include: domestic abuse refuge and community support; rape, sexual violence and childhood sexual abuse support; forced marriage and honour based violence support; children and young people's services; therapeutic services; and support for female offenders and women with complex needs.24hr Help line: 0121 552 6448 Find BCWA here: www.blackcountrywomensaid.co.uk/Jenny Gordon is Head of Therapeutic ServicesJennifer manages BCWA's Therapeutic Services which offer counselling, art therapy and other therapeutic solutions to survivors.Jennifer is also an in-demand trainer across the West Midlands for her in-depth of knowledge of sexual violence, modern slavery, trauma, and the criminal justice system.Find The Black Country Blokes on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theblackcoun...Who are we? The Black Country Blokes consists of 4 regular guys, speaking about all issues related to being a man in today's society. It is not just designed to focus on the mental health and well-being of men though, as it will also give our mothers, sisters, daughters and female peers an opportunity to understand us better too. We are dedicated to keeping this 100% authentic and raw. We are not polished, perfect individuals and our views remain our own, but what we do want to do is, is remove the stigma and speak about the taboo subjects openly and honestly.Furthermore, want to empower people to be happy and fulfilled and to overcome their own thoughts that could limit their potential in life. The group consists of the following guys:Kev Dillon a head coach at the Lions Amateur Boxing club. Someone who has been boxing since the age of 3, but sadly lost his eyesight at a very young age leaving him with only 7% vision in his right eye. This is known as 3/60 vision. He has been a poster child for adversity, dealing with anxiety and depression for a lot of his life. However, he has never folded or let his circumstances stop him pursuing his goals. He is now a proud father, husband and respected coach helping 100s of boys, girls, men and women of all ages. Furthermore, Kev's vision of the BCB podcast was to have a show exposing all the struggles and the victories that men go through, to let those listening know that they are not alone. Check his YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClof...Aren Deu is a proud husband who hosts the sister podcast Find Your Voice which is an empowering self-help podcast, providing listeners with the tools to overcome their current, or past, circumstances and take control of their lives. This initially came about due to Aren struggling for over 20+ years with anxiety, causing him to miss opportunities, experiences and just suffer in silence. A similar vision to Kev and the other 2 hosts, Aren's focus is on making people find their own happiness and fulfilment in the midst of a fast paced, social media driven society. An ex-social worker, project manager, personal trainer and now successful property investor Aren's passions find in inspiring people to overcome their adversities and recognise that the only limits we hold are in our mind.Lee Cadman is a father to Lilly-May, Alfie and Calla-Rose. Calla-Rose has a life limiting disability and since her diagnosis Lee's life has never been the same. He is a proud husband and considers himself your everyday working man with the hopes of improving the lives of his own family and others. Sadly depression and anxiety has taken its toll on Lee, on many occasions, but he has found true power and resolve in talking. Talking has become Lee's medicine, and he always states that we should remember in our darkest moments you are not being buried you are being planted.Craig Pinches is a writer, producer, performer and label owner. His background is rap, but if you explore the projects he's been involved with and you quickly realise you can't do justice to his versatility by simply calling him a rapper. He has a passion for music and expression through the written and spoken word that projects through his performances. His music is not only a passion but a vehicle that enables him to help people in need though either positive lyrics or by broadcasting areas of concern within humanity. Check his work at: http://rizeordemizerecords.comSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/bcb. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Just days before leaving on his mission, this young man shares his experience in overcoming his years of addiction to pornography. He explains that having a pornography addiction is like climbing out of a mud pit. If there isn’t a hand there to pull you out, then you just sink back in. This young man discusses how the adversary led him to think that people would treat him with anger, but instead they treated him with love. His Stake President and Bishop reminded him how much Heavenly Father and the Savior loved him and that he was still a good person regardless of the addiction. His struggles really taught him about the power of the atonement and that God really knows us. The best form of recovery is prevention. If you are already stuck, then get help as soon as you can. Previously Recorded Jan 11, 2017

KC discusses how smartphones and social media are damaging to our youth. He pleads with parents to be careful and to not just jump on the phone band wagon. KC recalls how sad it was to watch his friends become addicted to social media and also to pornography. Too many of our youth are given phones before they are mature enough to handle it. KC also discusses how growing up with two older brothers who overcame pornography addictions set an example for KC. KC shares how It is so important to talk to children about intimate relationships especially if they have been exposed to pornography because what they have seen is not true intimacy. KC also discusses overcoming troubles with being bullied during his school years. He learned not to care what others said about him. He learned to put others first and to develop a relationship with his Savior. KC is one of those who has learned to pray unceasingly and to trust in the Savior. The only one that defines him is a loving Savior. First Recorded Aug 21, 2018. For more recovery tools, resources & healing go to: LifeChangingServices.org | 1-877-HERO-877

The military teaches us that we need to always see what is going on and see where we are at in every circumstance. Being able to assess our surroundings gives us greater power to fight the adversary and to keep him off of our battlefield.This is key to winning battles. General Karlus talks about understanding where we are and what we are doing based on the plan of salvation. Understanding and focusing on the plan of salvation is what keeps him from falling into paths of darkness. It is so easy to slip onto the negative road of life. When we stray from our chosen path, it gives the adversary power and he uses his subtle lies to distance us from the Savior. The truth that Satan hides is that the Lord is able to change who we are becoming even during the worst times. The Lord is our support and He will make that difference for each of us if we learn to turn to Him for help. Who we are becoming spiritually is what will bring us our greatest joy. We can find happiness in our life now, even during the struggle. First Recorded June 16, 2017. For more recovery tools, resources & healing go to: LifeChangingServices.org | 1-877-HERO-877

Jason 24yrs has earned his Eagle Scout award from BSA program, is a returned Missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints from the San Diego California Mission, married and is now a father to twin daughters. Has been through the fire and desires to provide hope and help to those who fight the same battles. At 10yrs old while on the computer he got curious, clicked on Pop-Up Ads and got "hooked." Jason teaches us how each one of us has different journeys in our lives and that our trials prepare us for our journeys. The lessons that we learn from our trials help us to then help others as they navigate their unique paths in life. Jason learned that it is more important to please God than to please others. God is always there and He knows us personally. Jason talks about coming to this realization and the struggle he had to put aside what others thought of him and to do the right thing regardless of the potential embarrassment. He was in the MTC for only 10 days and decided to confess to having an addiction to pornography, desired help to overcome this addiction and to repent, so he returned home. He came home to parents with open arms and leaders who were very loving and helped him move forward with his goal to become clean and return to serve, what he calls, "honorably." Jason has a testimony of being held up by a power greater than his own and how he knows he was being supported during his darkest hours. First Recorded Apr 27, 2017. For more recovery tools, resources & healing go to: LifeChangingServices.org | 1-877-HERO-877

Aaron was a Personal Warrior Trainer until leaving to serve a mission in CA for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and just left on July 17th, 2019, has not lost any battles for 2+ years. Loves football and basketball and the oldest of 8 kids, all of which were home schooled. Wanted to share his strength with others about how to overcome an addiction to masterbation and pornography. First exposed at a boy scout leadership training camp and his curiosity increased into an addiction that he could not control. He didn't have a device or smart phone and his family didn't have many devices at home either, so his addiction was fueled by access to books and he started hiding those kinds of books throughout the house. One of his books was found and brought to his attention by his dad and was grateful because he was trying to figure out how to stop on his own but realized he couldn't do it on his own so he was glad he got caught. Then after speaking with his dad about it, he was able to get help from his Bishop, whom he thought was easier to talk to than his dad. Was shy about talking to others at first but still willing to try the group setting from the Sons of Helaman Program, and there he found no shame but a strength. As he has been doing his MANPWR goals, winning battles over his bodily appetites and speaking about it, his confidence has increased and he has been able to feel the spirit more and the love of the Lord more and more in his life. Tools he uses to overcome his temptations are: a Battle Buddy who strengthens him, completes MANPWR Goals daily, reviews Captain's Log Questions & has a Personal Warrior Trainer who can hold him accountable. Sons of Helaman Program is built for teens to help teens overcome their addictions. We know you'll be a strength for good to those in CA Aaron! First recorded May 24, 2019 For more recovery tools, resources & healing go to: LifeChangingServices.org | 1-877-HERO-877 | Instagram @sonofhelaman

Rebecca Oachs, MSW, LICSW, is a clinical supervisor for CTSS (Children’s Therapeutic Services and Supports), a licensed therapist with a Master’s Degree in Social Work, and a delight to chat with. She works at a community health center in Duluth Minnesota and was nice enough to spend time talking about providing therapy to young children … Continue reading 191 – Social Work with Rebecca Oachs pt. 1

What if social emotional health was taught in schools, just like reading or math? What if children experiencing trauma were taught mindfulness and about their brains? In this episode of the Oliver Wyman Health Podcast recorded in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, Bryce Bach, Principal in the Health & Life Sciences practice at Oliver Wyman, chats with the Momentous Institute’s Jessica Trudeau, Executive Director, and Laura Vogel, PhD, Director of Therapeutic Services. Momentous Institute is a non-profit organization in Dallas that provides innovative education and mental health services to over 5,500 children and family members facing a variety of life stressors. The school has a unique dual curriculum – one that focuses on both academics and social emotional health. For more information on our podcast, follow us on Twitter @OWHealthEditor, visit our online healthcare publication at health.oliverwyman.com, and see our full guest roster at https://www.oliverwyman.com/our-expertise/industries/health-life-sciences/oliver-wyman-health-podcasts.html. Questions or comments? Email Oliver Wyman Health's Editor, jacqueline.dichiara@oliverwyman.com.

"I Know What it Feels Like" a letter from a warrior, a General in the Son's of Helaman program who reflected on his journey of addiction and recovery. First recorded on Mar 23, 2017.

Friday Night Joy Presents: Minister Tarrinna Olley, Mayra Figueroa-Clark, and Co-host Veronica Burnett Ms. Tarinna Olley is an addiction counselor, trainer, author, and poet. She has been a featured guest on the Daily Drum, Pillow Talk with Angela Stribling on WHUR 96.3FM in Washington. Ms. Olley has presented and conducted trainings at conferences, universities, churches, community centers, and schools. Ms. Olley is the founder of Tarinna Olley Therapeutic Services in which she provides independent consultant services in social services areas, organizational leadership, and global leadership. Mayra Figueroa-Clark is passionate about propelling individuals towards healthy, Fun and Loving relationships. As a certified Life Coach, Clinical Therapist and Professional Speaker, Mayra seizes every opportunity to help both women and men overcome the challenges that hinder their relationships. Mayra has been affectionally coined “The Love Expert” and can be found speaking to women about their fears, fumbles and fantasy that hold them back from an authentic relationship. Her straight-talking approach ignites and inspires! She will help you understand the science of love, communicate effectively with the opposite gender and how to break down those relationship barriers. Mayra helps you experience and express your authentic self, while teaching specific strategies in Living Intentionally, Loving Intentionally and Being Intentional. When Christians Speak Talk Radio 

Friday Night Joy Presents: Minister Tarrinna Olley, Mayra Figueroa-Clark, and Co-host Veronica BurnettMs. Tarinna Olley is an addiction counselor, trainer, author, and poet. She has been a featured guest on the Daily Drum, Pillow Talk with Angela Stribling on WHUR 96.3FM in Washington. Ms. Olley has presented and conducted trainings at conferences, universities, churches, community centers, and schools. Ms. Olley is the founder of Tarinna Olley Therapeutic Services in which she provides independent consultant services in social services areas, organizational leadership, and global leadership.Mayra Figueroa-Clark is passionate about propelling individuals towards healthy, Fun and Loving relationships. As a certified Life Coach, Clinical Therapist and Professional Speaker, Mayra seizes every opportunity to help both women and men overcome the challenges that hinder their relationships. Mayra has been affectionally coined “The Love Expert” and can be found speaking to women about their fears, fumbles and fantasy that hold them back from an authentic relationship. Her straight-talking approach ignites and inspires! She will help you understand the science of love, communicate effectively with the opposite gender and how to break down those relationship barriers. Mayra helps you experience and express your authentic self, while teaching specific strategies in Living Intentionally, Loving Intentionally and Being Intentional.When Christians Speak Talk Radio 

Bryton is 22yrs old at the time this was recorded. He loves the outdoors and reading books like most boys. Served a Mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in the Washington Vancouver Mission from 2013-2015. The addiction to pornography started when he was 8yrs old. He approached his parents at about 10yrs old, was able to stop for a bit but at 13yrs old he was still struggling with living his 2 separate lives. Finally at 16yrs old they found help through the Son's of Helaman Program and was able to get help through what he calls a "Spiritual Boot Camp". Interview recorded on Mar 17, 2017.

Karen Broadhead interviews Stephanie who shares what it's like to be a mother of a spiritual giant who struggled with an addiction to pornography at the age of 11. Her son's addiction started slow and then after several tries of meeting with local leaders and others who tried to help, Stephanie was out of ideas on how to help her son overcome this addiction. He started with feelings of isolation, separation from family and friends and then struggled with feelings of suicide. She and her husband were desperate to find anything that would help, her husband found an article of the Sons of Helaman program from LCS. Her son was skeptical but she was able to successfully "drag" her son there and for the first time he realized he was not alone, and was able to see that he was and still is a son of God, a spiritual giant. For more recovery resources & healing go to: https://www.lifechangingservices.org 1-877-HERO-877

Karen Broadhead interviews a Warrior General, young man about 18yrs old, named Al. From Alabama, middle child, started struggling with pornography when he was 13 and arrived at Sons of Helaman Program around 14 after his Mother found LCS. Grateful for the Sons of Helaman program because it helped him out of isolation and to know he was not alone in this battle. For more recovery resources & healing go to: https://www.lifechangingservices.org 1-877-HERO-877

Sharon J. Lawrence is the Owner/Primary Clinician of Selah Wellness & Therapeutic Services, LLC located in Largo, Maryland. She is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW-C) (MD/VA), Certified Anger Management Specialists-II (CAMS-II), Certified Prepare-Enrich Facilitator and Trainer, Certified Life Coach, Distance Credentialed Counselor (DCC), an Approved Clinical Supervisor in Social Work (MD) and is credentialed as an Employee Assistance Specialist-Clinician. She has over 15 years experience working with children, adults, couples and families within the following settings: mental health, substance abuse, foster care, family court, and developmental disabilities.Ms. Lawrence is a Therapist for Therapists, Professionals and Couples. Her passion is to help improve the lives of clinicians and professionals who manage the day to day responsibility of caring for others. In addition to her direct practice, she is a Board Approved Clinical Supervisor in the State of Maryland. For the past five years, she has been providing clinical supervision to Maryland Social Workers seeking advanced licensure. She is dedicated to providing information, tools and knowledge to clinicians who desire to be change agents.

Karen Broadhead interviews Sons of Helaman's clinician Rodney Limb Rodney Limb Med., LCPC, LMFT is from Idaho. Counseling for 25yrs and been with Life Changing Services for 2yrs working in the "Son's of Helaman" program and loves it. Talks about the principals of awareness, practicing the tools needed to overcome pornography addiction. This interview was first recorded on May 15, 2018. For more recovery resources & healing go to: https://www.lifechangingservices.org 1-877-HERO-877

Karen Broadhead interviews founder & director Maurice Harker for a brief history of how Life Changing Services Counseling Center and Therapeutic Services got started, along with a review of all of LCS programs and why they have been so needed. For more recovery resources & healing go to: https://www.lifechangingservices.org 1-877-HERO-877

Did you know cognitive behavioral therapy also known as talk therapy is not the only model of therapy? On this episode, we speak with Sharon Lawrence who tells us all about EMDR and how it can be helpful for trauma. She also discusses self care for therapists and professionals, relationships and having a healthy marriage. Sharon Lawrence is s a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW-C/ LCSW) (MD/VA), Certified Anger Management Specialists-II (CAMS-II), Certified Prepare-Enrich Facilitator and Trainer, Certified Life Coach, Board Certified-TeleMental Health Provider (BC-TMH), an Approved Clinical Supervisor in Social Work (MD) and credentialed as an Employee Assistance Specialist-Clinician. She also holds a Certificate in Christian Ministries from the Evangel Bible College. She has over 15 years experience working with children, adults, couples and families within the following settings: mental health, substance abuse, foster care, family court, and developmental disabilities. She is the owner of Selah Wellness & Therapeutic Services, LLC, where she is a Therapist for Therapists, Professionals and Couples. Her passion is to improve the lives of clinicians and professionals who manage the day to day responsibility of caring for others. References/Resources:For EMDR: Go to www.psychologytoday.com and select EMDRTheraTapper Used for EMDR: http://www.dnmsinstitute.com/theratapper/Sharon’s Book, 7 Simple Ways to Shape Your Marriage: Strategies to Feeling Loved and Connected https://myselahwellness.com/shop/7simpleways Selah Wellness & Therapeutic Services: https://myselahwellness.com/ Connect with Sharon on social media @myselahwellnessWhere to find Kea on social media and join the mental health conversation? Twitter: www.twitter.com/firefliespod Instagram: www.instagram.com/firefliespod “Like Us” on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/firefliespod Join the Fireflies Unite: Healthy Minds Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/1714131805325103/ Send suggested topics to kea@firefliesunite.com

Making a case for Residential Treatment Centers. Special Guest: Lisa Foley, LCSW, Clinical Supervisor of Therapeutic Services, Willow Springs Center. Listen in as Allen and Lisa discuss the merits of "Residential Treatment Centers" and much more.