Podcast appearances and mentions of tina johnson

In this solo episode of Sexual Assault Survivor Stories (The SASS Podcast), host Dave Markel takes the mic alone to deliver a powerful, reflective, and informative monologue. While there's no guest again this week, the episode is anything but empty. Instead, it offers a thoughtful exploration of recent survivor stories making headlines, along with an in-depth look at survivor-led advocacy, cultural change, and resources for healing. Dave begins by spotlighting three courageous individuals: Alex Cooper, host of Call Her Daddy, who recently spoke out about the harassment she endured as a Division I athlete at Boston University; Tina Johnson, a Roy Moore accuser whose home was destroyed under suspicious circumstances after she came forward; and Nicky Campbell, a UK broadcaster whose disclosure of childhood abuse sparked a wave of similar testimonies from others silenced for decades. Each of these stories reveals the complex layers of trauma—ranging from institutional betrayal to physical triggers—and illustrates how public disclosures can ignite change and connection. The episode also honors the work of prominent survivor-advocates like Amanda Nguyen, founder of , who authored the Sexual Assault Survivors' Rights Act (passed unanimously by Congress in 2016). Nguyen's legislation has inspired over 67 similar laws across the U.S., while her global What Were You Wearing? exhibits continue to dismantle victim-blaming narratives in powerful and public ways. Also highlighted is Chanel Miller, formerly known as “Emily Doe” in the Brock Turner case, whose viral victim impact statement and bestselling memoir, Know My Name, redefined the survivor's voice in modern discourse. This episode closes by offering a collection of vital resources for survivors. If you or someone you know is in need of support, please reach out: ·       – 24/7 hotline: 800-656-HOPE ·       – Support specifically for male survivors ·       – Education and national hotline for harassment survivors ·       – Survivor-led legislative training and advocacy ·       Even without a traditional interview, this episode is filled with substance, reflection, and a deep commitment to the healing process. It's a powerful reminder that survivor stories don't stop when the mic does—and that advocacy can take many forms, including quiet reflection. This one is for every voice that hasn't been heard yet—and every listener who's ready to believe, support, and speak up. An important side note: if you're finding value in these episodes, please take a moment to leave a 5-star rating on your podcast platform. AND, please send me a note of support. I can't tell you how much your emails mean to me—they fuel my passion to keep this podcast going. Here's my email address:    I truly look forward to hearing from you! On another note: I am a strong advocate and supporter of Survivor School (SS), founded and directed by CEO Arci Grey (another former guest on SASS). In fact, Arci has made me a consultant to SS as she maneuvers the intricacies of directing and managing the content and growth of her amazing organization. I encourage you to strongly consider becoming a member of SS, and as an affiliate would appreciate it, if you do decide to become a member, to use this link:  Thanks again for listening! As always, listed below are some additional important and meaningful websites I hope you'll take a look at and learn more about.   My email address:   It's time to Normalize the Conversation.™ And please remember to Start by Believing…because we all know someone whose life has been impacted by rape or sexual assault.

The US is planning to scale down its military presence in Syria from eight bases to one. We also take a look back at survivors of chemical attacks conducted by Assad regime forces during the Syrian civil war. And, exit polls show center-left Lee Jae-Myung winning the snap election in South Korea by a wide margin. Also, as officials in the US suspend visa interviews for all international students looking to study in the country, those from Latin America may be looking at other options. Plus, Japanese American musician Tina Johnson, known as Shima, is shifting from being in a J-Pop band in Tokyo to becoming an electronic solo artist.Listen to today's Music Heard on Air. Learn about your ad choices: dovetail.prx.org/ad-choices

Hello, and welcome! Today, we're thrilled to share a heartwarming story of generosity and holiday spirit. Hope House has a compassionate family from our community that organizes a Secret Santa to bring gifts, joy, and hope to survivors and families impacted by domestic violence. This thoughtful gesture is a beautiful reminder of the kindness that exists around us and how acts of kindness and generosity can make a big difference. To Mark, Mary and their family and everyone who's joined in to support, thank you for making this season brighter for those who need it most. Now, let's dive into today's episode and celebrate the power of community and giving! Hosts: MaryAnne Metheny, Tina Johnson and Ilene ShehanIf you are in an emergency, call or text 9-1-1.For information about our services and how Hope House can help, call our 24-Hour Hotline at 816-461-HOPE (4673) or the National Domestic Violence Hotline 800-799-7233.

Tina Johnson, founder of CEO Consulting Group and the Women's CEO Business School, discusses her passion for helping women business owners build sustainable businesses. She shares her journey and the challenges she faced, including the impact of the pandemic on her event management company. Tina emphasizes the importance of having a clear vision and mission, focusing on the client experience, and prioritizing tasks and time management. She also highlights the significance of self-care and maintaining a work-life balance. Tina offers a free work-life mastery worksheet to help business owners manage their personal and professional lives.Sound Bites"I wanted to figure out a way to help women business owners, micro small businesses.""Focus on the client experience. If cash flow is the oxygen of your business, clients are the blood of your business.""If you as the CEO are not taking care of yourself and making yourself a priority, you're not going to be good for anyone else."Chapters00:00 Introduction and Background03:18 Building Sustainable Businesses08:21 Vision, Mission, and Client Experience18:09 Self-Care and Work-Life Balancehttps://thesocialcollectives.com/

The Medicare conversation should be easy. It isn't. There are multiple decisions to be made and these decisions are not only for the first time you qualify for Medicare at the age of sixty-five. The decisions you make that first year could potentially lock you into a plan that you could embrace or regret for the rest of your life. There may also be annual decisions you may need to continue to make, as well. Our guest, Tina Johnson, an Elder Benefit Specialist & State Health Insurance Counselor from the Aging and Disability Resource Center in La Crosse County Wisconsin walks us through the Part A, Part B, Part C and Part D elements of Medicare.  We'll discuss original Medicare and Advantage programs, along with a visit about Medicare Supplement policies and more. Stay tune. Your health depends on it.

Sunday, April 7, 2024Resurrection People Befriend - Tyler TankersleySermon based on Acts 4:32-35(reading by Tina Johnson)

Did you know this January is the 20th anniversary of National Stalking Awareness Month? Stalking is a type of abuse that consists of a pattern of behavior directed at a specific person that could cause a reasonable person to feel fear and/or suffer substantial emotional distress.Host: MaryAnne Metheny, CEO, Tina Johnson, Manager of Community Partnership and Randa Hager, Director of Outreach Services.Trigger warning: sensitive information.If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence and for information about domestic violence please visit hopehouse.net or call our 24-hour hotline at 816-461-hope or the national domestic violence hotline at 800-799-7233

We begin the New Year with a candid interview with my Coach for the OCB Richmond Va Bodybuilding competition held 12/12/2020 Who are you is the question of deep spiritual significance as uttered in the movie Black Panther. Who are you is more than your name or status. It is more than just the things you do daily or even your familial relations. The essence of you Who You Are is the same as everyone. Listen to The Tina Johnson to hear when that something resonates with you. Instagram @the_tinajohnson www.thetinajohnson.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ricky-martin6/support

MaryAnne Metheny, CEO and Tina Johnson, Manager of Community Partnerships break down who is eligible for tax credits and why. Applying for tax credits is easy and very beneficial to our Hope House giving community who pay Missouri State Taxes. Tax Credit Application: https://www.hopehouse.net/get-involved/donate#Tax-Credit More Information on Missouri State Tax Credit: https://dss.mo.gov/dfas/taxcredit/dvtaxcredit.htm Thank you to all the businesses, organizations and individuals that partner with Hope House! Hope Houses' mission is to break the cycle of domestic violence by providing safe refuge and supportive services that educate and empower those impacted by domestic violence. Hope House will advocate social change that protects and engenders a person's right to live a life free of abuse.

Tina Johnson/Northeast Georgia Health System Since 1951, Northeast Georgia Medical Center (NGMC) has been on a mission of improving the health of our community in all they do. With hospitals located in Gainesville, Braselton, Winder, Dahlonega, and Demorest, the five NGMC campuses have a total of more than 850 beds and more than 1,300 medical […]

Tina Johnson/Northeast Georgia Health System Since 1951, Northeast Georgia Medical Center (NGMC) has been on a mission of improving the health of our community in all they do. With hospitals located in Gainesville, Braselton, Winder, Dahlonega, and Demorest, the five NGMC campuses have a total of more than 850 beds and more than 1,300 medical […] The post Tina Johnson with Northeast Georgia Health System and Brian Riggins with Magnolia Golf Group appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Picture this...a place to advocate, educate and empower domestic violence survivors. Hope House's mission is to break the cycle of domestic violence by providing safe refuge and supportive services that educate and empower those impacted by domestic violence. Hope House will advocate social change that protects and engenders a person's right to live a life free of abuse. Advocate with Community Partners to ensure abusers accountability. Educate to understand the complexity of domestic violence. Empower the first step forward for Survivors, The journey to freedom from abuse. Illuminating Hope is hosted by MaryAnne Metheny and Tina Johnson. Host MaryAnne Metheny Chief Executive Officer, MaryAnne Metheny, has worked for the agency in various capacities since she joined Hope House in 1992. A Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a Master of Social Work degree, MaryAnne began as Hope House's first shelter therapist. She then served in various administrative capacities until becoming CEO in 2006. Throughout her career she has served on many local and statewide committees, currently she serves on the Public Policy Committee for the Missouri Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence. Ms. Metheny was named Woman of the Year at the 2019 Women of Distinction Luncheon honoring the contributions and leadership of women in Eastern Jackson County. She was a 25year member of the Blue Springs Rotary, serving as President in 2014-2015. Her passion for helping domestic violence survivors and her skills as a leader have allowed Hope House to expand its services in order to reach more survivors, with the ultimate goal of accomplishing its mission to break the cycle of domestic violence. Host Tina Johnson Tina is the Community Partnership Manager of Hope House, a published author, a podcast producer, host of The Tina Johnson Podcast, Illuminating Hope Podcast and a domestic violence survivor. She is a University of Missouri Columbia Communication Major as a non-traditional student. She is a Communication Curators Scholarship and Hibbs Scholarship for the Liberal Arts recipient. She is a person of strong faith, and is committed to changing the narrative, myths and misinformation in regard to domestic violence. She is a dedicated wife, mother of six and grandmother of four. Picture this...The journey ahead starts here, together and together we can build a brighter future. You are listening to Illuminating Hope, a podcast cast of Hope House

Tina Johnson explains the process and policies within Davis School District to review and curate books. Each school librarian orders books appropriate for its community based upon demographic, age appropriateness and other factors as established by the State, State Board of Education, and County School Board. Listen in to learn about the power parents have to regulate and monitor the books their children read.

Jewel Jones and Tina Johnson join the Agents of Change in Environmental Justice podcast to discuss how the WE ACT organization uplifts community members and arms them to fight for justice.

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In this episode, a tough discussion of the realities of the systemic injustices baked into our system.  How bias affects not only climate change policies, but creates unnecessary and terrible burdens on minorities in the United States.  Our guest is Tina Johnson Director of the National Black Environmental Network and Principal of Johnson Strategy and Development Consultants.  Working with top US NGOs, the UN and international governments, she uses diplomacy, strategic development and advocacy on issues ranging from sustainability, food security and climate justice to pave a way forward for a more equitable existence - against entrenched forces and our own biases.  Tough words we all need to hear.  

*Based on Trump Election 'Big Lie' GOP Proposes 165 Voter Suppression Bills in 33 States; Sylvia Albert, Director of the Voting & Elections program with Common Cause; Producer: Scott Harris. *Dialogue on Carbon Pricing, Environmental Justice and Equity; Tina Johnson, a writer, consultant, and director of the National Black Environmental Justice Network; Producer: Melinda Tuhus. *Cancelling Student Debt Will Boost the Larger U.S. Economy; Thomas Gokey, a visual artist, organizer and co-founder of the group Debt Collective; Producer: Scott Harris.

We begin the New Year with a candid interview with my Coach for the OCB Richmond Va Bodybuilding competition held 12/12/2020 Who are you is the question of deep spiritual significance as uttered in the movie Black Panther. Who are you is more than your name or status. It is more than just the things you do daily or even your familial relations. The essence of you Who You Are is the same as everyone. Listen to The Tina Johnson to hear when that something resonates with you. Instagram @the_tinajohnson www.thetinajohnson.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ricky-martin6/support

We had the largest voter turnout in history in the 2020 election. “The status quo is no longer acceptable… We need to push further.” Tina Johnson is the Director of the National Black Environmental Justice Network. We caught up with her to discuss the EPA turning 50, the energy of young people in the EJ movement, and Black women leading. Listen now! More at TheCoolestShow.com and @Think100Climate. #EnvironmentalJustice #RacialJusticeNow #Think100

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month! During this episode of Impact Stigma, we are joined by our special guest, Tina Johnson as she brings her own personal experience as a survivor of domestic violence along with her expertise and years of dedication as the Program Director for Safe House, Frontier Health's safe confidential undisclosed shelter program providing any victim of domestic violence as well as their dependent children with a place to stay as well as multiple services to ensure they can get the help they need to start over. Domestic violence is a pattern of behaviors used by one partner to maintain power and control over another partner in an intimate relationship. Listen as we share our stories and dig into the difficult questions about overcoming the storm of domestic violence.For all our listeners out there, we want you to know that first of all, you are not alone, and it doesn't matter the circumstances of your relationship or your past, no one deserves to be abused and your partner's abusive actions are never your fault. Second, if you or someone you know is a victim of domestic violence and you are inspired at all during this podcast to reach out for help or feel triggered in any way please don't hesitate to call our 24/7 Domestic Violence hotline @ 844-578-7233 or the National Domestic Violence Hotline @ 800-799-SAFE. This podcast is not intended to be a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis or treatment for mental and behavioral health issues. If you need further assistance or have questions, please visit the Frontier Health's website www.frontierhealth.org for more information.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month! During this episode of Impact Stigma, we are joined by our special guest, Tina Johnson as she brings her own personal experience as a survivor of domestic violence along with her expertise and years of dedication as the Program Director for Safe House, Frontier Health’s safe confidential undisclosed shelter program providing any victim of domestic violence as well as their dependent children with a place to stay as well as multiple services to ensure they can get the help they need to start over. Domestic violence is a pattern of behaviors used by one partner to maintain power and control over another partner in an intimate relationship. Listen as we share our stories and dig into the difficult questions about overcoming the storm of domestic violence. For all our listeners out there, we want you to know that first of all, you are not alone, and it doesn’t matter the circumstances of your relationship or your past, no one deserves to be abused and your partner’s abusive actions are never your fault. Second, if you or someone you know is a victim of domestic violence and you are inspired at all during this podcast to reach out for help or feel triggered in any way please don’t hesitate to call our 24/7 Domestic Violence hotline @ 844-578-7233 or the National Domestic Violence Hotline @ 800-799-SAFE. This podcast is not intended to be a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis or treatment for mental and behavioral health issues. If you need further assistance or have questions, please visit the Frontier Health’s website www.frontierhealth.org for more information.

As the COVID-19 pandemic unfolds, we see disproportionate numbers of Black people becoming infected and dying from the disease. Leaders in the environmental justice community know this disparity all too well, and in June the National Black Environmental Justice Network was relaunched to help communities of color address the inequities that place them in harm’s way. Tina Johnson, director of NBEJN, joins us to talk about those disparities and how the network is fighting for environmental justice.   Helpful Links: National Black Environmental Justice Network: https://www.nbejn.com/ Join CCL: http://cclusa.org/join CCL's Climate & Environmental Justice Action Team: https://community.citizensclimate.org/groups/home/953

Tina Johnson begins by defining climate justice, which is used in the frame of global warming and ethical and political issues; whereas environmental justice is a term coined by black and brown folks to address environmental racism. Tina contextualizes this (in)justice as occurring not just in the natural environment, but also where we play, eat, work and worship. The intersection between the two types of justice emerges in the fact that we simply cannot have climate justice without environmental justice. Some of the biggest contributors to these injustices include toxic waste facilities, coal fire plants, high-risk chemical plants, oil refineries, and highways. Unfortunately, these plants and highways are all often built in communities that need to be uplifted rather than polluted. Tina also speaks about climate refugees and the importance of relocation projects to create just transitions. Tina closes by reminding listeners that there is no part of climate change that the everyday person can escape, from food extinction to air pollution, and beyond. Juan Declet-Barreto, Ph.D. explains the history of the Union of Concerned Scientists and their incredible roll in assuring science is used to make sound policy decisions. Juan highlights the great need for policy to not only lessen the impact of emission pollution on vulnerable populations but also to track the impacts. Juan is an expert in mapping the vulnerabilities in populations. He maps climate change, extreme heat, and flooding. Juan notes that people of color, low income, and immigrant families are most impacted by climate-related extreme weather, as they live in non-temperature regulated spaces, work in the elements, and do not have access to key resources. In regard to the health impacts of climate change, Juan examines the disparities that have been magnified through the COVID pandemic. He warns, if we return to a pre-COVID state, we will return the vast inequities. Instead, there is a call for change and climate justice. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/healthy-radio/support

These three lovely ladies that own their own business share their struggles, successes, creative ideas, and encouragement from God through this season. Sarah Darby: bloombakingco.com, Tina Johnson: shinekc.com, Emily Peterson: cameronshome.com

This week's guest on the podcast is Fa-tina Johnson. She is a very well-known wholesaler in the area who focuses on building and fostering relationships to continuously wholesale 2 - 3 deals a month. She started a few years ago and has grown from her strength of bringing people together. That is why her niche in wholesaling is to co-wholesale with others to bring in the investor buyer. Her sheer will-power has helped her to get to where she is today. In fact, COVID hasn't stopped her. Instead, she branched out to other markets to grow her business! Stay tuned! Subscribe to the YouTube channel to never miss a video https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRHnmzoly-S-8ks3JKYMdlA Fa-Tina Johnson Facebook https://www.facebook.com/fatina.bezear JBB Homes LLC Facebook https://www.facebook.com/INVESTING.IN.YOUR.FAMILY 908-505-5809 Follow us on Other Social Media Podcast Facebook https://www.facebook.com/NewbieREInvestors/ Joey Facebook https://www.facebook.com/joey.chan.5095110 Instagram https://www.instagram.com/njhouse4cash/ John Facebook https://www.facebook.com/BoyleVentureGroupLLC Instagram https://www.instagram.com/boyleventuregroup/ Tik Tok https://vm.tiktok.com/nrwEtG/ Editor Of This Video She-Love Cleopatra Youtube https://www.youtube.com/user/SheLovesmakeup95 Instagram https://www.instagram.com/shelovecleopatra/ Email shelovecleopatra@gmail.com

The global response to the coronavirus had some unexpected positive outcomes for the environment. Not long after people began sheltering-in-place to mitigate the spread of the coronavirus, a number of environmental issues that had previously been chalked up to a simple byproduct of human life began clearing up - everything from improved air quality to wildlife reclaiming spaces. So, if removing humans and their creations from the equation means the planet thrives, is that something we can learn from and apply to whatever "new normal" we create once the pandemic is under control? Maria Algarra has organized volunteer cleanups of community spaces in Miami Beach, Florida through her group, Clean This Beach Up (instagram.com/cleanthisbeachup), to cut down on the massive amount of PPE that's now being discarded - things like gloves, masks and other cleaning supplies that are wreaking havoc on animal populations. Leslie Sturges has worked as a bat rehabilitator for 20 years, and campaigns to save them from a disease called White Nose Syndrome (savelucythebat.org). Now, she's helping by keeping bats safe from contracting COVID-19 from humans and ensuring they continue to play their essential role in the ecosystem. Tina Johnson is the director of the National Black Environmental Justice Network (nbejn.com), and is focused on how the coronavirus has disproportionately impacted communities of color, along with a host of other factors influenced by environmental racism. She's dedicated to ensuring a fair, just and equitable environment for the human population moving forward as well. Humanity changing its habits to save the planet may be easier said than done, but with helpers like Maria, Leslie and Tina, we can be hopeful for a future where we are no longer a detriment to our environment.

Recorded at Magic City Books in Tulsa, Oklahoma (https://www.magiccitybooks.com/)Hosted by Candace G. Wiley (https://twhpoetry.org/)Guest: Tina Johnson (https://www.facebook.com/tina.b.johnson.3)Produced by Carl Antonowicz (https://www.cantocomics.com/)

Mange organisationer i velfærdsstaten efterspørger supervision, som et rum for både udvikling af medarbejdernes faglighed, følelsesmæssig ventilering, kompetenceudvikling og implementering. Mange professionelle oplever at supervision udvikler både trivsel og faglighed.Indenfor både det sociale, pædagogiske og sundhedsfaglige område findes supervision i forskellige former, som et rum hvor medarbejderne udvikler deres praksis. Her på Københavns Professionshøjskole ser vi tendenser i disse år, som udvider supervisionsfeltet i nye retninger. I denne miniserie om supervision kigger vi på supervision fra forskellige vinkler. I første episode definerer vi supervision, og går nærmere ind i supervisionsrummet sammen med lektor Jacob Magnussen fra Københavns Professionshøjskole, der har skrevet en bog om Supervisionens effekt og lektor, psykolog og supervisor Lisbeth Rask, der er selvstændig supervisor og har superviseret hundredevis af professionelle.I anden episode taler vi med lektor Tina Johnson, som er uddannelsesansvarlig for en af Københavns Professionshøjskoles supervisionsuddannelser. Hun fortæller om hvad den gode supervision er, hvem der kan være supervisorer, og hvilke kompetencer der skal til, for at blive en god supervisor. I tredje episode taler vi med konsulent Sara Dalgaard Christoffersen og lektor Annemette Matthiessen om de nye tendenser på supervisionsområde. Flere ønsker en form for supervision, der har mere fokus på læring, og dermed bliver en hybrid mellem klassisk supervision og undervisning. Hvilken form for udbytte får praksis af de forskellige supervisionsformer? Og hvordan adskiller de sig?

Mange organisationer i velfærdsstaten efterspørger supervision, som et rum for både udvikling af medarbejdernes faglighed, følelsesmæssig ventilering, kompetenceudvikling og implementering. Mange professionelle oplever at supervision udvikler både trivsel og faglighed.Indenfor både det sociale, pædagogiske og sundhedsfaglige område findes supervision i forskellige former, som et rum hvor medarbejderne udvikler deres praksis. Her på Københavns Professionshøjskole ser vi tendenser i disse år, som udvider supervisionsfeltet i nye retninger. I denne miniserie om supervision kigger vi på supervision fra forskellige vinkler. I første episode definerer vi supervision, og går nærmere ind i supervisionsrummet sammen med lektor Jacob Magnussen fra Københavns Professionshøjskole, der har skrevet en bog om Supervisionens effekt og lektor, psykolog og supervisor Lisbeth Rask Petersen, der er selvstændig supervisor og har superviseret hundredevis af professionelle.I anden episode taler vi med lektor Tina Johnson, som er uddannelsesansvarlig for en af Københavns Professionshøjskoles supervisionsuddannelser. Hun fortæller om hvad den gode supervision er, hvem der kan være supervisorer, og hvilke kompetencer der skal til, for at blive en god supervisor. I tredje episode taler vi med konsulent Sara Dalgaard Christoffersen og lektor Annemette Matthiessen om de nye tendenser på supervisionsområde. Flere ønsker en form for supervision, der har mere fokus på læring, og dermed bliver en hybrid mellem klassisk supervision og undervisning. Hvilken form for udbytte får praksis af de forskellige supervisionsformer? Og hvordan adskiller de sig?

Mange organisationer i velfærdsstaten efterspørger supervision, som et rum for både udvikling af medarbejdernes faglighed, følelsesmæssig ventilering, kompetenceudvikling og implementering. Mange professionelle oplever at supervision udvikler både trivsel og faglighed.Indenfor både det sociale, pædagogiske og sundhedsfaglige område findes supervision i forskellige former, som et rum hvor medarbejderne udvikler deres praksis. Her på Københavns Professionshøjskole ser vi tendenser i disse år, som udvider supervisionsfeltet i nye retninger. I denne miniserie om supervision kigger vi på supervision fra forskellige vinkler. I første episode definerer vi supervision, og går nærmere ind i supervisionsrummet sammen med lektor Jacob Magnussen fra Københavns Professionshøjskole, der har skrevet en bog om Supervisionens effekt og lektor, psykolog og supervisor Lisbeth Rask Petersen, der er selvstændig supervisor og har superviseret hundredevis af professionelle.I anden episode taler vi med lektor Tina Johnson, som er uddannelsesansvarlig for en af Københavns Professionshøjskoles supervisionsuddannelser. Hun fortæller om hvad den gode supervision er, hvem der kan være supervisorer, og hvilke kompetencer der skal til, for at blive en god supervisor. I tredje episode taler vi med konsulent Sara Dalgaard Christoffersen og lektor Annemette Matthiessen om de nye tendenser på supervisionsområde. Flere ønsker en form for supervision, der har mere fokus på læring, og dermed bliver en hybrid mellem klassisk supervision og undervisning. Hvilken form for udbytte får praksis af de forskellige supervisionsformer? Og hvordan adskiller de sig?

I denne miniserie om supervision kigger vi på supervision fra forskellige vinkler. I anden episode taler vi med lektor Tina Johnson, som er uddannelsesansvarlig for en af Københavns Professionshøjskoles supervisionsuddannelser. Hun fortæller om hvad den gode supervision er, hvem der kan være supervisorer, og hvilke kompetencer der skal til, for at blive en god supervisor.

11-11-19 Veterans Day USA Today Mike talks with Tina Johnson about her son's world record run for veteran suicide awareness. This has the longest post attached for an episode I've ever written. But please, scroll through the entire post. We've never asked before, Please share this episode. Help stop Soldier Suicide. Navy veteran Dustin Johnson started off the year with an attempt to take his own life. Today, he continues to fight to “find his light”. Help him raise funds and awareness for veteran and military suicide prevention by donating to his mission: There are a couple ways to get money straight to Dustin. His run not fully funded yet. You can send it to his PayPal account. Use friends and family for it to be sent free. Worldrun.djohnson@gmail.com OR You can drop off money at any Southern Bank location. Just tell them it's for Dustin Johnson's account. They will know what to do from there. OR You can mail it Dustin Johnson 102 Charleston Street Benton, Mo 63736 Want to support by getting a world record run shirt? Short sleeve is $15.00 each Long sleeve is $25.00 each Hoody $30.00 each Youth S. M. L. XL Adult S. M. L. XL Adult 2xl and 3xl add$2 I can get larger sizes on request Tina's VENMO( @Tina-Johnson-241)facebook pay and PayPal for payments. We also do pick up in Benton, Mo area. Shipping is for exact shipping cost. For larger order we use flat rate boxes. Yes, we ship out of the country! Email Tina your order Dustinsworldrecordrun@outlook.com · Follow Dustin’s journey: www.bit.ly/fbdustinjohnson Youngest person to run around the world www.stopsoldiersuicide.com https://www.penniesforquarters.org/ www.tilvalhallaproject.com Dustin's Book Wish List: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/Q9YESLVO19VT/ref=nav_wishlist_lists_1?_encoding=UTF8&type=wishlist&fbclid=IwAR0bn2fuB6vNfx_xUJCwUjbOk2cRs0xh8CAdN_5Y5Fp6Qg67mHTpG5xhxg4 #runningforvets #22toomany #DustinRunsForVet #stopsoldiersuicide. #runningaroundrheworld www.BeastNetPod.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beastnetpod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beastnetpod/support

Bill Lervaag and Tina Johnson of the Heart of Illinois Harvest join the Journal Star's Steve Tarter to chat about the Peoria-area food-rescue program that collects and delivers food to charitable organizations. The program was recently selected as a finalist for a national philanthropy award worth up to $25,000. HOI Harvest is always in need of volunteers and donations and will host a fundraiser on Sept. 26 from 5-8 p.m. at Agatucci's at 2607 N. University Street in Peoria.

We are joined by the dynamic nurse, nutritional therapist and gut guru, Tina Johnson, who shares perspectives and strategies to help support your health through your gut and microbiome. Please subscribe and leave us a rating/review. We appreciate it! Find out more about Cynthia at www.chtwellness, @cht_wellness, and cynthia@chtwellness.com. Find out more about Kelly at www.everydaytherapist, @everydaytherapist, and DrKelly@everydaytherapist.com. If you have questions you'd like us to answer on the podcast, send them to everydaywellnesspodcast@gmail.com.

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Dustin talks to Tina Johnson about how American Dog got started from a military/tactical gear manufacturing company and grew thanks to a Kickstarter campaign and their commitment to keeping jobs in the USA. They also talk about the importance of smart design and nimble responses in maintaining great vendor relationships, which helps the company stay strong regardless of the economic climate. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Tina Johnson: The Importance of Being Nimble on Pet Life Radio.

During this hour, we were joined by special guest Dan Malott live from Grand Forks. Mrs. Tina Johnson's 4th Grade class from Sacred Heart Elementary School in East Grand Forks began our hour in prayer.