By Theresa Quitto-Dickerson
The podcast currently has 65 episodes available.
Guest: Laura Martin
Topic: IBS & Anxiety
Takeaways:
1. Nutrition can be used for mental clarity and focus, instead of just the physical
2. Gut health is the root of all health
3. Health does not need to be complicated
Guest Bio
Our guest for today is Laura Martin. She is a Certified IBS Nutrition Consultant and founder of Healing to Happy – an online holistic, gut-brain-focused company that helps women suffering from IBS and Anxiety to get back to eating normally without fear of FODMAP's (fermentable oligosaccharides, disaccharides, monosaccharides, and polyols).
After battling her way through IBS, hypothyroidism, anxiety, hormonal imbalances, and skin issues, she found herself with an unhealthy relationship with food. She knew that there must be something she could do. So, after many failed attempts and lessons learned, she came up with the F.R.E.E. method that put her symptoms into remission without following restrictive diets or fancy supplement regimes.
By applying this method using food, lifestyle, radical shifts in consciousness, and mindfulness practices, and tools she's gone on to help hundreds of women around the globe do the same through her online courses: Signature Gut Recharge Program and 1:1 Gut Accelerator Program.
Laura has been featured in different international magazines, been interviewed on different stages around the globe, and is now a thought-leader in the industry.
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Support the showGuest: Laura Martin
Topic: IBS & Anxiety
Takeaways:
1. Nutrition can be used for mental clarity and focus, instead of just the physical
2. Gut health is the root of all health
3. Health does not need to be complicated
Guest Bio
Our guest for today is Laura Martin. She is a Certified IBS Nutrition Consultant and founder of Healing to Happy – an online holistic, gut-brain-focused company that helps women suffering from IBS and Anxiety to get back to eating normally without fear of FODMAP's (fermentable oligosaccharides, disaccharides, monosaccharides, and polyols).
After battling her way through IBS, hypothyroidism, anxiety, hormonal imbalances, and skin issues, she found herself with an unhealthy relationship with food. She knew that there must be something she could do. So, after many failed attempts and lessons learned, she came up with the F.R.E.E. method that put her symptoms into remission without following restrictive diets or fancy supplement regimes.
By applying this method using food, lifestyle, radical shifts in consciousness, and mindfulness practices, and tools she's gone on to help hundreds of women around the globe do the same through her online courses: Signature Gut Recharge Program and 1:1 Gut Accelerator Program.
Laura has been featured in different international magazines, been interviewed on different stages around the globe, and is now a thought-leader in the industry.
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Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=57628789)Guest: Carri Mansfield
Topic: The Benefits of Plant Based Eating
Takeaways:
Guest Introduction
Our guest today has been the nutrition field for more than 15 years. After witnessing the effects that poor food choices had on numerous patients in the hospitals where she worked, she knew she had to do something. So she made the decision to help people before their health failed them.
She studied Holistic Nutrition at the Institute of Integrative Nutrition and is certified through the Academy of Dietetics. As a vegan for over 10 years, she knows how to make healthy, plant based options for a variety of taste buds.
She enjoys cooking and teaching others about the importance of good nutrition, the power of their food choices, and how to make eating whole, plant-based foods delicious and fun! She believes that making small changes can lead to BIG results and lasting change.
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Guest: Carri Mansfield
Topic: The Benefits of Plant Based Eating
Takeaways:
Guest Introduction
Our guest today has been the nutrition field for more than 15 years. After witnessing the effects that poor food choices had on numerous patients in the hospitals where she worked, she knew she had to do something. So she made the decision to help people before their health failed them.
She studied Holistic Nutrition at the Institute of Integrative Nutrition and is certified through the Academy of Dietetics. As a vegan for over 10 years, she knows how to make healthy, plant based options for a variety of taste buds.
She enjoys cooking and teaching others about the importance of good nutrition, the power of their food choices, and how to make eating whole, plant-based foods delicious and fun! She believes that making small changes can lead to BIG results and lasting change.
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Guest: Carri Mansfield
Topic: The Benefits of Plant Based Eating
Takeaways:
Guest Introduction
Our guest today has been the nutrition field for more than 15 years. After witnessing the effects that poor food choices had on numerous patients in the hospitals where she worked, she knew she had to do something. So she made the decision to help people before their health failed them.
She studied Holistic Nutrition at the Institute of Integrative Nutrition and is certified through the Academy of Dietetics. As a vegan for over 10 years, she knows how to make healthy, plant based options for a variety of taste buds.
She enjoys cooking and teaching others about the importance of good nutrition, the power of their food choices, and how to make eating whole, plant-based foods delicious and fun! She believes that making small changes can lead to BIG results and lasting change.
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Guest: Frida Soerensen
Topic: Intentional Meditation and how it can Help with Stress Management
Takeaways: Your health is your number one asset whatever work you do. It's up to make it a priority. You can't sacrifice your health for extra productivity in the long term. It's possible to bring radical self-care and holistic practices such as mindfulness into your life without it taking up hours and hours of your time. By taking care of yourself and having a healthy mind you're able to serve your cause, your people, your community more effectively, compassionately, and authentically.
Bio: Frida Soerensen has a Graduate Diploma in Counseling and Human Services through La Trobe University in Melbourne Australia. She was trained as a meditation teacher at the Australian Centre for Meditation & Mindfulness and has over 10 years of personal yoga and meditation practice.
After struggling with chronic anxiety and near-burnout during her 10 years of social work in, she realized that she couldn’t continue to offer support to her colleagues and clients if she didn’t make her own health a priority. So she went on a quest to get help and in the process formed powerful and transformational allies in yoga, meditation & mindfulness.
She took a bold step by changing careers and moving back to her childhood home in the Philippines. From there, she shares the tools and practices that have allowed her to live with more calm, purpose, and resilience. Although she encourages others to take a step back from their hectic, stress-filled lives to embrace a calmer, more balanced existence, she encourages them to still chase their career dreams, but to not lose sight of the other important aspects of their lives such as their relationships, health, and the things that make them happy. She is here to help us explore the topic of meditation and how it can help us live a calmer life.
In this episode, we talked about:
Resources Mentioned:
The 5 Minute Meditator : Short Meditations for a Balanced Life
Frieda's Free Giveaway:
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Guest: Frida Soerensen
Topic: Intentional Meditation and how it can Help with Stress Management
Takeaways: Your health is your number one asset whatever work you do. It's up to make it a priority. You can't sacrifice your health for extra productivity in the long term. It's possible to bring radical self-care and holistic practices such as mindfulness into your life without it taking up hours and hours of your time. By taking care of yourself and having a healthy mind you're able to serve your cause, your people, your community more effectively, compassionately, and authentically.
Bio: Frida Soerensen has a Graduate Diploma in Counseling and Human Services through La Trobe University in Melbourne Australia. She was trained as a meditation teacher at the Australian Centre for Meditation & Mindfulness and has over 10 years of personal yoga and meditation practice.
After struggling with chronic anxiety and near-burnout during her 10 years of social work in, she realized that she couldn’t continue to offer support to her colleagues and clients if she didn’t make her own health a priority. So she went on a quest to get help and in the process formed powerful and transformational allies in yoga, meditation & mindfulness.
She took a bold step by changing careers and moving back to her childhood home in the Philippines. From there, she shares the tools and practices that have allowed her to live with more calm, purpose, and resilience. Although she encourages others to take a step back from their hectic, stress-filled lives to embrace a calmer, more balanced existence, she encourages them to still chase their career dreams, but to not lose sight of the other important aspects of their lives such as their relationships, health, and the things that make them happy. She is here to help us explore the topic of meditation and how it can help us live a calmer life.
In this episode, we talked about:
Resources Mentioned:
The 5 Minute Meditator : Short Meditations for a Balanced Life
Frieda's Free Giveaway:
Connect with Frida
LinkedIn | Facebook | Instagram | Website
Connect with Theresa Quitto-Dickerson
Instagram | LinkedIn | Facebook | Website
Sign-up for Free Membership on the Community Wellness App
Guest: Frida Soerensen
Topic: Intentional Meditation and how it can Help with Stress Management
Takeaways: Your health is your number one asset whatever work you do. It's up to make it a priority. You can't sacrifice your health for extra productivity in the long term. It's possible to bring radical self-care and holistic practices such as mindfulness into your life without it taking up hours and hours of your time. By taking care of yourself and having a healthy mind you're able to serve your cause, your people, your community more effectively, compassionately, and authentically.
Bio: Frida Soerensen has a Graduate Diploma in Counseling and Human Services through La Trobe University in Melbourne Australia. She was trained as a meditation teacher at the Australian Centre for Meditation & Mindfulness and has over 10 years of personal yoga and meditation practice.
After struggling with chronic anxiety and near-burnout during her 10 years of social work in, she realized that she couldn’t continue to offer support to her colleagues and clients if she didn’t make her own health a priority. So she went on a quest to get help and in the process formed powerful and transformational allies in yoga, meditation & mindfulness.
She took a bold step by changing careers and moving back to her childhood home in the Philippines. From there, she shares the tools and practices that have allowed her to live with more calm, purpose, and resilience. Although she encourages others to take a step back from their hectic, stress-filled lives to embrace a calmer, more balanced existence, she encourages them to still chase their career dreams, but to not lose sight of the other important aspects of their lives such as their relationships, health, and the things that make them happy. She is here to help us explore the topic of meditation and how it can help us live a calmer life.
In this episode, we talked about:
Resources Mentioned:
The 5 Minute Meditator : Short Meditations for a Balanced Life
Frieda's Free Giveaway:
Connect with Frida
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Connect with Theresa Quitto-Dickerson
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Sign-up for Free Membership on the Community Wellness App
"Ecotherapy/Nature Therapy for Wellness l Filmmaker Tanya Regan"
Topic: How Nature can Help your Mental Health
Takeaways:
For many people, nature fulfills a fundamental need and is essential to our emotional, spiritual, psychological, and physical well-being. Nature can heal.
Our relationship with nature and how much we observe and appreciate our surroundings are essential in maintaining our mental health and avoiding discomfort. Believe it or not, a walk in the woods, strolling along the beach, or a swim in a river can awaken inner sentiments of happiness and calm. We all have various perspectives on nature. In this episode, we talk all about ecotherapy and its effects on mental health with Tanya Regan.
Tanya Regan is a mother of 3, a documentary filmmaker, producer, and writer living in Mandurah, Western Australia. She is a true believer in telling true human stories that teach, heal, and connect people throughout history. According to Tanya, "I feel that society has devalued creativity, connection, and nature and that our collective mental health is suffering as a result."
Tanya's storytelling has great lessons and is very impactful when it comes to raising mental health awareness. She reinvents herself through the art of cinema and the beauty of nature. This episode is all about reconnecting and finding a new source of energy. Discover the possibilities of obtaining something radically different with a touch of nature.
In this episode, we talked about:
· Reigning over life & recreating your identity (2:30-8:12)
· Connecting oneself with silence and nature (9:41-21:45)
· The challenges of mental illness (22:32-26:14)
· The common myths when incorporating something new into the routine (26:33-28:13)
Resources Mentioned:
· "You Can Heal Your Life" by Louise Hay
· "The Artist's Way: A Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity" by Julia Cameron
Visit, Support & Contact Host Theresa Quitto-Dickerson
Connect With Tanya!
· Visit Tanya's Website
· Follow Tanya's Facebook
· Get to Know Tanya Through Instagram
· Check-Out Tanya's YouTube
Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=57628789)
"Ecotherapy/Nature Therapy for Wellness l Filmmaker Tanya Regan"
Topic: How Nature can Help your Mental Health
Takeaways:
For many people, nature fulfills a fundamental need and is essential to our emotional, spiritual, psychological, and physical well-being. Nature can heal.
Our relationship with nature and how much we observe and appreciate our surroundings are essential in maintaining our mental health and avoiding discomfort. Believe it or not, a walk in the woods, strolling along the beach, or a swim in a river can awaken inner sentiments of happiness and calm. We all have various perspectives on nature. In this episode, we talk all about ecotherapy and its effects on mental health with Tanya Regan.
Tanya Regan is a mother of 3, a documentary filmmaker, producer, and writer living in Mandurah, Western Australia. She is a true believer in telling true human stories that teach, heal, and connect people throughout history. According to Tanya, "I feel that society has devalued creativity, connection, and nature and that our collective mental health is suffering as a result."
Tanya's storytelling has great lessons and is very impactful when it comes to raising mental health awareness. She reinvents herself through the art of cinema and the beauty of nature. This episode is all about reconnecting and finding a new source of energy. Discover the possibilities of obtaining something radically different with a touch of nature.
In this episode, we talked about:
· Reigning over life & recreating your identity (2:30-8:12)
· Connecting oneself with silence and nature (9:41-21:45)
· The challenges of mental illness (22:32-26:14)
· The common myths when incorporating something new into the routine (26:33-28:13)
Resources Mentioned:
· "You Can Heal Your Life" by Louise Hay
· "The Artist's Way: A Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity" by Julia Cameron
Visit, Support & Contact Host Theresa Quitto-Dickerson
Connect With Tanya!
· Visit Tanya's Website
· Follow Tanya's Facebook
· Get to Know Tanya Through Instagram
· Check-Out Tanya's YouTube
Support the showThe podcast currently has 65 episodes available.