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2 episodes with tiffany atkinson
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2 episodes with tiffany atkinson
In this episode, we're joined by Tiffany Atkinson and Jessica McWhorter from Mane, a non-profit specializing in equine-assisted learning activities. They discuss how Mane, established in 1994, has evolved to support children and adults with a variety of disabilities. We delve into their therapy programs, learn about the process of matching horses to learners, and hear touching success stories. This episode is a must-listen for those interested in alternative therapies in special education. In this episode you will learn: What equine therapy is and how it can help your students. What kind of accommodations are made for students with disabilities. Where to find equine therapy in your area. Links and Resources Winter BundleValentine Tees for Special Education Teachers Connect with MANE MANE WebsiteMANE FacebookMANE InstagramPath Center Look Up Connect with Dawn Find me on IG Find me on Tik Tok Etsy Shop TpT Store Subscribe Are you subscribed to my podcast? Trust me, you definitely want to do that so you don't miss a thing! Click here to subscribe in iTunes! Leave a Review If you are loving the podcast, I would be really grateful if you left me a review over on iTunes, too. Those reviews help other teachers find my podcast and I love hearing what you think about the podcast as well. Just click here to review, select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” and let me know what part of the podcast you found to be the most helpful!
A toxic work environment isn't a new thing, but now more than ever, unhappy employees are not putting up with it. They are leaving jobs even if they do not have a new job lined up. In a recent study by SHRM, 58% of employees quit a toxic workplace job because they value their mental health more than being unemployed. A toxic work environment can look the same, but they have different effects on an employee's wellbeing. Tiffany Atkinson joins the podcast to share her story of experiencing a toxic workplace culture while being on active duty in the Military. She opens up publicly to share her experience and the effects this played in her life post Military. She shares the signs to look for in your current or future company and how to handle it if you are currently seeing it.More about the GuestMeet Tiffany- Click To Learn MoreInstagram - @doyouknowtiffanyCONNECT WITH JILL30 Min Free Clarity Call: Ready to get unstuck?Free Discovery Chat Meet Jill: Wife - Boy Mom - Jesus Follower - Purpose Coach & SpeakerMeet Jill O'BoyleJoin My Newsletter: Inspiration delivered to your inbox every Monday!Newsletter - Click HereRate My Podcast: Your star ratings and reviews mean the world to me! Click Below.Rate My Podcast and Receive a Free Bonus GiftLet's Connect: Follow me on Social Mediahttps://linktr.ee/JillOBoyleLinkedIn Profile
Are you having challenges creating the story behind and about your business? What message is your business sharing with your customers? People tell you that you need to tell your story, but what happens when you don't know how to tell it? Every business has a story in our next episode, we're helping you craft and communicate your story with confidence. Branding Coach and Strategist, Tiffany Atkinson will join us for the next Hustle and Grow podcast and live stream. Tiffany is a brand coach and strategist who helps women transform their brand uncertainty and overwhelm into confidence and clarity to grow their business. Watch live on our Facebook pages and groups or catch it the next day on our website, Spotify, Apple podcasts and Google Podcasts.
Are you having challenges creating the story behind and about your business? What message is your business sharing with your customers? People tell you that you need to tell your story, but what happens when you don't know how to tell it? Every business has a story in this episode, we're helping you craft and communicate your story with confidence. Branding Coach and Strategist, Tiffany Atkinson will join us for the next Hustle and Grow podcast and live stream. Tiffany is a brand coach and strategist who helps women transform their brand uncertainty and overwhelm into confidence and clarity to grow their business.
In the third of our Imagining the City podcasts, New Zealand writer Liz Breslin talks to British academic and poet Tiffany Atkinson about writing communities and how writing can help you discover yourself. Liz also reads two of her poems, including one from her new collection, In Bed with the Feminists. Flo Reynolds also jumps on the pod to introduce the next Book Club book, In Other Words by Jhumpa Lahiri. Hosted by Simon Jones and Steph McKenna. BCLT Event with Jhumpa: https://nationalcentreforwriting.org.uk/whats-on/sebald-lecture-jhumpa-lahiri/ Our City of Literature events: https://nationalcentreforwriting.org.uk/cityoflit-21/ Imagining the City resources: https://nationalcentreforwriting.org.uk/imagining-the-city/ Join the Discord community: https://discord.gg/3G39dRW Music by Bennet Maples.
Tiffany Atkinson rehabilitates the concept of embarrassment, seeing its potential to be a positive force in social encounters, in contrast to the negative power of shame. "Sometimes shame may be appropriate, but we do not have to file all errors and pratfalls and misunderstandings under shame. Is this a healthy way to live with others? Would an embarrassment culture not be a useful counterbalance?" Presenter: Olly Mann Producer: Sheila Cook
Today I have Tiffany Atkinson from Tagd Studio and we're going to talk about your worth as a creative professional.
Para esta emisión que cierra el mes de octubre en Con Propiedad Intelectual con Danyel Cantú tenemos música relacionada con monstruos, espectros, fantasmas y hechizos muy a la usanza del Halloween contemporáneo. La poesÃa será de Tiffany Atkinson y cierra la breve temporada de poesÃa galesa desde el libro “Nuestra Tierra de Nadieâ€.El tema central es de los “Asesinos en Serie†que esta semana proponen dos perfiles interesantes en extremo; El asesino de las colegialas, el gigante Edmund Kemper y El "Hombre gris", "El hombre lobo de Wysteria" realmente llamado Albert Fish.La cerveza que traemos con la recomendación de los amigos de Crónicas de Malta es la "Hop highway" de belching beaver.Que tengan una encantadora y oscura semana.
Para esta emisión que cierra el mes de octubre en Con Propiedad Intelectual con Danyel Cantú tenemos música relacionada con monstruos, espectros, fantasmas y hechizos muy a la usanza del Halloween contemporáneo. La poesÃa será de Tiffany Atkinson y cierra la breve temporada de poesÃa galesa desde el libro “Nuestra Tierra de Nadieâ€.El tema central es de los “Asesinos en Serie†que esta semana proponen dos perfiles interesantes en extremo; El asesino de las colegialas, el gigante Edmund Kemper y El "Hombre gris", "El hombre lobo de Wysteria" realmente llamado Albert Fish.La cerveza que traemos con la recomendación de los amigos de Crónicas de Malta es la "Hop highway" de belching beaver.Que tengan una encantadora y oscura semana.
Tiffany Atkinson reads A Line From The Doctor (annotated).
Tiffany Atkinson reads Dolorimeter.
Tiffany Atkinson reads Last.
Tiffany Atkinson reads The Smokers Outside Bronglais Hospital.
Today's podcast is infused with the two themes of this year's festival - Myth and Legend and the Director's Cut. In the former we have an excerpt from the Poetry Breakfast which featured Moniza Alvi, Tiffany Atkinson, Stephen Halliwell and Rebecca Seiferle discussing myths in poetry. In the latter we feature two great Scottish poets Tom Pow and John Glenday. We also have the pleasure to include a fragment from the Past Poets event on Ivor Cutler with his publisher and friend Tony Ward. And we got the chance to listen to the marvellous Clydebuilt poets Christie Williamson, Chloe Morrish, Susan Rosser and Gordon McInnes in the Younger Poets showcase as well as speak to one of its founders, Jim Carruth.
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