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Hilary Truong, a coach for women and mothers joins us to talk about her approach to creating an unstoppable mother-daughter team. Hilary has been a therapist for the last twelve years, which has allowed her to gain perspective on the dynamics that create a healthy relationship. Her goal is to empower daughters by giving their mothers the tools to better themselves, and better understand their children.
Wibe Wagemans is a mobile and AI entrepreneur and author. He joins us to talk about cortisol and its surprising effects on almost everything in our lives.
Website https://www.pardigm.com/about
Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/wibewa?trk=author_mini-profile_title
Books https://www.amazon.com/Books-Wibe-Wagemans/s?rh=n%3A283155%2Cp_27%3AWibe+Wagemans
A very special guest, known as one of the greatest divers of all time, Gregory Efthimios Louganis joins us to talk about his life, his accomplishments, and the change he has witnessed in attitudes towards the LGBTQ+ community and the struggle with HIV/AIDS. Greg has won four Olympic gold medals, five world championships, and dozens of other awards during his career. He was also a focal point in the discussion around HIV/AIDS when he injured his head in a diving event, and bled into the pool. He was unjustly criticized for not disclosing his health status, however, it was later concluded by experts that the other divers were at no risk of contracting the disease. Greg is now an author, activist for LGBTQ+ rights, and personal coach. He uses his experience as one of the greatest competitors of all time to prepare people for any situation they may face in life or business.
Check out Gregs' website here https://greglouganis.com/
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/greglouganis/?hl=en
Olympics.com
https://olympics.com/en/athletes/gregory-louganis
Warning: This show doesn't hold ANYTHING back.
If a man sentenced to 107 years in prison, can become a Harvard Fellow... then you can have hope. Andre Norman is the Professor of Tomorrow at the Academy of Hope.
After fourteen years as one of the most feared men in the Massachusetts prison system, Andre Norman discovered his purpose, appealed his sentence, was granted parole and returned to the world a changed man. As the Ambassador of Hope, Andre’s work was instrumental in bringing an end to the protests in Ferguson, Missouri—work that earned him a fellowship at Harvard University. In addition, Andre utilizes his unique understanding of everyone from corporate executives to prison inmates to help them find their purpose and turn their lives around. He is a highly sought-after motivational speaker and serves as a consultant for executive groups, prison systems, and nonprofit organizations.
If a man sentenced to 107 years in prison, can become a Harvard Fellow... then you can have hope. Andre Norman is the Professor of Tomorrow at the Academy of Hope.
https://andrenorman.com/
Nanci has been practicing law since 1992. She started her practice in busy litigation firms in Montpelier & Rutland, Vermont with a focus on Civil and Criminal Litigation and Family Law. She also worked at Vermont Legal Aid, Inc. representing victims of domestic violence and people with psychiatric diagnoses in mental health civil commitment proceedings. Nanci began her solo private practice in 2005 and works exclusively in the area of Family Law. She is a member of the Vermont Bar Association and the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals. She has received advanced training in and practices Collaborative Divorce and Collaborative Mediation. She is also licensed to practice law in the state of New York.
https://nancismithlaw.com/
Loneliness is a real danger in addiction and recovery.
In part 3 of our series with Dr. Hans Watson, Dr. Watson discusses how the family habits and "illnesses" show up in children's behavior.
Part 2 of my 3 part series with Dr. Hans Watson. We discuss Anxiety and Depression in such a way that we KNOW what helps, what hurts, and what happens next.
Are teens nowadays just not able to handle what we could as teens? Are they too "fragile" and get depression and anxiety over things Gen Xers and Boomers just bootstrapped and handled?
Aaron Huey, Founder of Firemountain Residential Treatment Center, has a frank conversation with Val who’s brother suffers from Schizophrenia. Honest, emotional, and a clear understanding of how mental health issues hurt everyone in the family. They help to answer the question,"When a family member is mentally ill, what happens to the rest?"
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