Chicks Who Give a Hoot

In this episode, we chat about:

• Jessica's transition from running the Simply BE Agency to focusing on her personal brand and coaching.

• The concept of a lightworker and how Jessica defines and embraces it.

• The challenges and rewards of living authentically and vulnerably.

• Jessica's new book, The Light Work, and the transformative practices it offers.

• Balancing spirituality and business, and redefining the concept of hustle.

Resources + Links:

Explore Jessica's work, services, and upcoming events at jessicazweig.com.

Jessica's Books

• Be: A No-Bullsh*t Guide to Increasing Your Self Worth and Net Worth by Simply Being Yourself Buy it on Amazon

• The Light Work Pre-order The Light Work at thelightworkbook.com and receive close to $3,000 worth of pre-order bonuses. This includes a ticket to Jessica's live virtual event on August 8th with Michael Beckwith, Koya Webb, and Daniel Paige for a Lionsgate activation. Pre-order the book now to receive it within days and start your journey to reclaim your feminine power, live your cosmic truth, and illuminate the world.

Listen to Jessica's The Spiritual Hustler Podcast for more insights on balancing spirituality and business at jessicazweig.com/podcast

The Radiance Realm Membership Join Jessica's Radiance Realm for an annual membership at $197. This 12-month program includes six live Zoom calls with Jessica, an invitation to her live event in Nashville, a reading with Ophi from the Astro Twins, monthly private podcasts, journaling prompts, and activations. Plus, you'll receive an advanced copy of the book and five copies to create your own Radiance Realm circle.

Follow Jessica on Social Media

• Instagram | @jessicazweig

• LinkedIn | Jessica Zweig

Grow your brand, income, and impact! Learn more on our website ellyandnoracreative.com

Connect with Sara on Instagram | @sarachamberscreative

@ellyandnoracreative

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Show Notes:

In this inspiring episode of 'Chicks Who Give a Hoot,' I welcome the incredible Jessica Zweig, founder of the Simply BE Agency, bestselling author, and host of the Spiritual Hustler podcast. Together, we dive deep into Jessica's journey of transitioning from running a successful branding agency to embracing her true calling as a lightworker.

A lightworker is someone who feels an innate calling to help others by spreading light, positivity, and healing. Jessica opens up about her personal struggles, her profound insights into spirituality, and how she uses her platform to empower others to live their light.

Jessica Zweig has been described as "a voice of her time" by Marianne Williamson and a "Personal Branding Expert" by Forbes. A serial entrepreneur, she founded three businesses and recently sold her agency, Simply BE., the nation's premier personal branding company. Her first book was the #1 bestseller, Be: A No Bullsht Guide to Increasing Your Self-Worth and Your Net Worth by Simply Being Yourself*. Her forthcoming release, THE LIGHT WORK: Reclaim Your Feminine Power, Live Your Cosmic Truth, Illuminate the World, hits shelves August 2024. As the host of the top-ranked podcast, The Spiritual Hustler, Jessica is a highly sought-after speaker for companies like Google, Mindvalley, Create & Cultivate, and Nike. She leads a global community of spiritual women and hosts sold-out retreats on business, branding, and spirituality across the world.

01:00 Meet Jessica Zweig

04:08 Jessica's Transition

08:00 Authenticity and Vulnerability

10:14 Defining a Lightworker

16:00 Spirituality and Business

24:12 Branding is a Feminine Act

26:37 Internalized Polarity

33:07 Breaking the Taboo: Why Spiritual Teachers Deserve Payment

38:27 Jessica's New Book, The Light Work

40:10 The Radiance Realm

41:55 Final Thoughts and Jessica's Resources

In this episode, we chat about:

• Kelly's background and early career in the fragrance industry.

• The inception and mission of Kayla Gray.

• Personal challenges, including Kelly's experience with ectopic pregnancies.

• The decision to leave a corporate job and start a business.

• The role of scent in memory and emotion.

• Insights into the entrepreneurial journey, including seeking investors and scaling a business.

• The importance of authenticity and consistency in business.

• Building a community and seeking mentorship.

Resources + Links:

Shop for your next favorite scent at caylagray.com

Or visit their space at The Churchill in Downtown Phoenix located at 901 N 1st St, Phoenix, AZ

Follow Kayla Gray on Instagram | @caylagrayco

Check out Kayla Gray on TikTok | @caylagrayco

Grow your brand, income, and impact! Learn more on our website ellyandnoracreative.com

Connect with Sara on Instagram | @sarachamberscreative

@ellyandnoracreative

For show notes, resources, and more, visit Chicks Who Give a Hoot

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Show Notes:

In this episode of Chicks Who Give a Hoot, I welcome my dear friend Kelly Kussman, founder of the clean and transparent ingredient fragrance company, Cayla Gray. Kelly shares her journey of self-discovery that began after she suffered from a ruptured ectopic pregnancy, almost losing her life and her first baby. This pivotal moment led her to create Cayla Gray, a brand named in honor of her lost child and inspired by her deep love for the nostalgia of scent.

Kelly delves into her entrepreneurial journey, highlighting the challenges and triumphs of building Cayla Gray from the ground up without external investment. She emphasizes the importance of authenticity and consistency in her business, sharing valuable insights on the power of bootstrapping. Kelly reveals how saying "No" to investors allowed her to maintain full control over her brand and stay true to her vision. Kelly also discusses the profound connection between scent and memory, and the deeply personal rituals she developed through bi-annual trips to nature that helped her and other women move through life's transitions. Her story is a testament to the resilience and creativity required to succeed in business with minimal external capital.

01:00 Meet Kelly Kussman

02:00 Kelly's Background

04:00 Founding Cayla Gray

05:24 Personal Experiences Influencing Business

10:08 The Power of Scent and Memory

12:58 Challenges of Entrepreneurship

14:18 Bootstrapping Your Business

17:50 Bringing An Investor to Your Business

21:27 The Value of Bootstrapping

30:12 Imposter Syndrome

34:35 The Big Bold Impact of the Business

37:01 Advices on Bootstrapping

38:55 Connect and Shop

In this episode, we chat about:

• Nicole's journey to becoming a wealth advisor and how it was influenced by her first marriage.

• The importance of financial literacy and autonomy for women, especially within relationships.

• Creating a 'Live It List' (as opposed to a bucket list) focused on living fulfilling experiences.

• Using experiences to build confidence and empowerment after overcoming personal hardships.

• The significance of planning and goal setting to achieve big dreams, such as travel.

• Incorporating small and large goals into one's 'Live It List' and making them achievable.

• Building a community around shared experiences and personal growth.

Resources + Links:

Follow Nicole on Instagram | @nicole.middendorf

Discover More About Nicole Middendorf at nicolemiddendorf.com

Start Your Own Live It List at theliveitlist.com

Find out how Prosperwell Financial can help you create wealth from the inside out at prosperwell.com

Connect with Nicole on LinkedIn.

Grow your brand, income, and impact! Learn more on our website ellyandnoracreative.com

Connect with Sara on Instagram | @sarachamberscreative

@ellyandnoracreative

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Show Notes:

In this episode of the Chicks Who Give a Hoot podcast, I chat with Nicole Middendorf, a multi-passionate business owner and wealth advisor. Nicole shares her inspiring journey from overcoming domestic violence to raising two teenagers and building her dream life through her 'Live It List.' She discusses the importance of financial literacy and autonomy, especially for women, and offers practical advice on financial empowerment, personal growth, and creating meaningful experiences. You will gain insights into Nicole's initiatives and find inspiration to achieve their own dreams.

Nicole Middendorf is a money maven, entrepreneur, author, world traveler, and philanthropist. After leaving Morgan Stanley in 2003, she founded Prosperwell Financial, where she works as a Wealth Advisor and Certified Divorce Financial Analyst. Nicole empowers her clients to create wealth from the inside out through one-on-one meetings, writing, speaking engagements, and media appearances. She is dedicated to making complex financial concepts easy to understand and helping people achieve financial independence and happiness.

01:00 Introduction and Meet Nicole Middendorf

01:52 Nicole's Journey to Wealth Advisor

04:34 Empowering Women Through Financial Literacy

05:42 The Live It List: Living Life to the Fullest

08:27 Financial Autonomy and Independence

19:10 Planning and Achieving Big Dreams

31:39 Creating Your Own Live It List

33:52 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

In this episode, we chat about:

• Our first meeting and connecting via Instagram.

• Community and collaboration in the creative industry.

• The importance of building relationships with people who do the same work.

• Insights on creative industry, public speaking, collaboration vs competition.

• Adele's experience in the creative industry.

• The importance of intentionality in business and personal relationships.

• Collaboration over competition in the creative industry.

• Personal and professional growth in branding.

• The value of different skill sets in a team.

• The importance of inclusivity and celebrating diverse perspectives in a creative team.

• Larger issues in creative communities like elitism and ego.

• The challenges and rewards of working with larger organizations.

• Balancing creative freedom with parameters in branding.

• The value of small businesses and community impact over big brands.

• Redefining success in terms of personal impact and fulfillment.

Resources + Links:

Follow Adele on Instagram | @AMulford

Check out her business on Instagram | @the_cultivate_company

Dive deeper into her work at we-cultivate.com

Connect with Adele on LinkedIn

Grow your brand, income, and impact! Learn more on our website ellyandnoracreative.com

Connect with Sara on Instagram | @sarachamberscreative

@ellyandnoracreative

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Show Notes:

In this episode of the Chicks Who Give a Hoot podcast, I welcome the incredible Adele Mulford, a seasoned creative director and brand strategist. We reminisce about our first meeting at Phoenix Design Week, dive into the importance of community over competition in the creative industry, and tackle the daunting challenges of public speaking.

Adele, known affectionately as a "professional cat herder," shares her extensive experience working with both large organizations and smaller businesses, showcasing the value of authentic branding and collaboration. With over 30 years of experience as a strategic visionary for top global for-profit and non-profit brands, she excels at unlocking opportunities at the complex intersection of business, brand, creative, and people needs.

We explore the hurdles of transitioning from a structured corporate environment to entrepreneurship, discuss the power of love and diversity in business, and celebrate the empowerment found in forging one's own path. Both Adele and I emphasize the need for a supportive community among creatives and the lasting impact of intentional branding for businesses of all sizes.

01:00 Introduction and Meet Adele Mulford

01:46 The Power of Public Speaking

04:44 Journey into Branding and Design

06:50 Collaboration Over Competition

08:55 Defining Success in Branding

22:42 Lessons from Big Brands

30:08 The Fear of Inconsistency in Branding

31:05 Exploring Brand Identity and Flexibility

32:35 The Cultivation Metaphor in Branding

37:26 Navigating Entrepreneurship and Self-Reflection

41:17 The Power of Community and Collaboration

44:04 Embracing Diversity and Love in Business

46:32 Challenges and Opportunities for Female Entrepreneurs

52:05 Encouragement and Unique Journeys

53:45 Conclusion and Contact Information

In this episode, we chat about:

• Roz Huang's background and achievements

• importance of being on a board

• Roz Huang's journey and mission

• difference between public, private, and nonprofit boards

• how to choose the right board

• benefits of being on a board

• time commitment for board members

• importance of giving advice and sharing resources

• starting with a mentor or mentor in a business

• role of committees in boards

• compensation, audit, and diversity committees

• incubator centers and accelerators

• how small businesses can benefit from advisors

• collaboration over competition

• building relationships

• incubators and accelerators

• Roz Huang's masterclass

Resources + Links:

Discover financial wisdom at jpmorganchase.com.

Dive into inspiring stories at knowwomenmagazine.com.

Learn about innovative payment solutions at apptechcorp.com.

Transform your health management at intivahealth.com.

Join the fight against Alzheimer's at alz.org.

Board smarter with onboardnow.org.

Harmonize your wellness journey at athenamwt.com.

Connect with global music therapy experts at intlmwc.org.

Empower female investors at 37angels.com.

Innovate in healthcare at scalehealth.com.

Learn from the best at hbs.edu.

Accelerate your startup dreams at ycombinator.com.

Turn your idea into reality at techstars.com.

Foster entrepreneurial growth at fi.co.

Visit Roz's website at rozhuang.com.

Explore global perspectives at dandelion-global.com.

Connect with Roz Huang on linkedin.com/in/rozhuang/.

Grow your brand, income, and impact! Learn more on our website ellyandnoracreative.com

Connect with Sara on Instagram | @sarachamberscreative

@ellyandnoracreative

For show notes, resources, and more, visit Chicks Who Give a Hoot

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Show Notes:

In this episode of Chicks Who Give a Hoot, I chat with Roz Huang, a nonprofit founder and social advocate, who has received prestigious awards such as the 2023 Entrepreneurial Women of Impact by JP Morgan Chase and the 2024 Social Impact Honoree by Know Women Magazine. Roz shares her extraordinary journey as a first-generation Chinese American entrepreneur and public board director for various companies.

She provides invaluable advice on the importance of board membership, starting with nonprofit boards, and the benefits it offers for personal and professional growth. Our discussion dives into topics such as how to find the right board, time commitments, and the power of mentorship and strategic partnerships.

Additionally, Roz highlights the significance of diversity, equity, and inclusion in organizations and her dedication to mental health advocacy through initiatives like Athena Music Wellness. For anyone looking to explore board membership or seeking to build their advisory board, this episode is filled with practical advice and inspiring stories from a seasoned business leader.

01:01 Introduction and Meet Roz Huang

01:45 Roz Huang's Background and Achievements

02:48 Mission and Industry Focus

03:27 Mental Health Initiatives

04:17 Nonprofit Work and Awards

05:07 The Importance of Board Positions

06:11 Advice for Aspiring Board Members

10:01 Starting with Nonprofit Boards

14:04 Committees and Their Roles

19:46 Building Advisory Boards for Small Businesses

24:30 Collaboration and Partnerships

28:59 Incubators and Accelerator Centers

32:13 Roz Huang's Mastermind Class

33:49 Conclusion and Connect with Roz

In this episode, we chat about:

• Emily and Sara's mastermind community

• The benefits of being in the same industry group

• Supporting each other rather than competing

• Emily's business Marketing Metal

• Emily's niche: small manufacturing companies

• Emily's career background and why she chose her niche

• Emily's business challenges and opportunities

• Importance of branding in manufacturing

• Emily's thoughts on skilled trades

• Emily's experiences as a woman in a male-dominated industry

• Building authority and credibility in a niche

• Marketing strategies in manufacturing

• Transformative impact of branding

• Future aspirations and ongoing projects

• Contacting and connecting with Emily

Resources + Links:

Learn more about their impactful work and how they help job shops at marketingmetal.com

Connect with Emily Joann Wilkins on LinkedIn

Grow your brand, income, and impact! Learn more on our website ellyandnoracreative.com

Connect with Sara on Instagram | @sarachamberscreative

@ellyandnoracreative

For show notes, resources, and more, visit Chicks Who Give a Hoot

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Show Notes:

In this episode of the Chicks Who Give a Hoot podcast, I am joined by Emily Joann Wilkins, the founder and CEO of Marketing Metal, a company specializing in marketing for small manufacturing businesses. These companies, often referred to as "job shops," represent an underserved market segment that is frequently overlooked by marketers who may not understand their unique needs.

Together, Emily and I discuss the distinct challenges and opportunities within the niche of manufacturing marketing. We emphasize the importance of community and support networks for entrepreneurs, and explore how strong branding can significantly impact and modernize traditional industries. Emily shares insights from her career, her strategies for building authority, and discusses the transformative power of effective marketing in typically male-dominated spaces.

Our conversation also delves into the strategic initiatives Emily is undertaking to promote and elevate manufacturing businesses, highlighting her innovative approach to industry-specific marketing solutions.

01:00 Introduction and Meet Emily Joann Wilkins

01:56 The Power of Mastermind Communities

03:27 Emily's Business Journey

05:31 The Importance of Branding in Manufacturing

08:34 Challenges and Opportunities in Skilled Trades

17:34 Building Authority in a Niche Market

21:21 Navigating a Male-Dominated Industry

30:43 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

In this episode, we chat about:

• Tabitha St. Bernard-Jacobs' background, including her work in fashion, disability services, the Women's March, and anti-racist parenting.

• The definition and exploration of anti-racist parenting and the Six Core Tenets Anti-Racist Parenting (Continuous Learning, Consistent Conversations, Community Action, Intentional Environments, Reflective Media, and Parent and Caregiver Modeling)

• The importance of parents learning and unlearning.

• Handling big conversations with children and making space for those discussions.

• The role of community and being intentional about the environments children are in.

• Being critical of the media that children consume.

• Parent and caregiver modeling of anti-racist values and intentionality in their actions

• Managing parental reactions to being called out by their children.

• Raising children with a questioning spirit and a critical mindset.

Resources + Links:

Dive into anti-racist parenting with Tabitha's column at romper.com/raising-anti-racist-kids

Discover more about Tabitha St. Bernard-Jacobs at tabithastbernard.com

Join the movement at Raising Antiracist Kids and tune in to insightful conversations on the Raising Antiracist Kids Podcast at raisingantiracistkids.com

Subscribe to Tabitha's Newsletter at substack.com/@raisingantiracistkids

Stay inspired with Antiracist Parenting 101 on Instagram | @antiracistparenting101

Connect with Tabitha St. Bernard-Jacobs on Instagram | @tabithastb

Grow your brand, income, and impact! Learn more on our website ellyandnoracreative.com

Connect with Sara on Instagram | @sarachamberscreative

@ellyandnoracreative

For show notes, resources, and more, visit Chicks Who Give a Hoot

Follow along with the podcast on Instagram | @chickswhogiveahoot

Show Notes:

In this episode of the Chicks Who Give a Hoot podcast, I sit down with Tabitha St. Bernard-Jacobs, an organizer, writer, and antiracist parenting educator. Tabitha shares her journey from an abusive household to becoming a leading voice in anti-racist parenting.

We discuss the six core tenets of antiracist parenting: continuous learning, consistent conversations, community action, intentional environments, reflective media, and parental modeling. The conversation also touches on the challenges of educating white children about their privilege and the importance of questioning systems of oppression. Tabitha emphasizes the power of intentionality and the role parents have in raising future change-makers.

00:59 Meet Tabitha St. Bernard-Jacobs

01:37 Tabitha's Journey: From Trinidad to Activism

03:45 Defining Anti-Racist Parenting

04:04 Six Core Tenets of Anti-Racist Parenting

06:46 Deep Dive: Continuous Learning and Unlearning

22:14 Navigating Conversations with Children

35:01 Community and Intentional Environments

36:54 Parent and Caregiver Modeling

42:19 Conclusion and Resources

In this episode, we chat about:

• The innovative concierge psychiatry model

• Dr. Brook's passion for supporting high-performing individuals

• The importance of training mental health in enhancing performance and

• The overlap between athletic and professional mental health challenges

Resources + Links:

Visit Dr. Brook Choulet's Websites:

• Enhance Your Mental Performance: Whether you're an athlete, a professional, or simply looking to improve your mental wellness, Dr. Choulet's practices offer tailored support at chouletwellness.com

• Learn about her specialized services in sport and performance psychiatry at brookchouletmd.com

• Explore her high-end, personalized mental health services in Beverly Hills at bhconciergepsych.com

Follow Dr. Brook Choulet on Instagram for ongoing inspiration and practical mental health tips. Follow her at @brookchouletmd and @chouletwellness.

Read Dr. Choulet's Column at the Paradise Valley in strollmag.com

Grow your brand, income, and impact! Learn more on our website ellyandnoracreative.com

Connect with Sara on Instagram | @sarachamberscreative

@ellyandnoracreative

For show notes, resources, and more, visit Chicks Who Give a Hoot

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Show Notes:

In this compelling episode of the Chicks Who Give a Hoot podcast, I am joined by the dynamic Dr. Brook Choulet to discuss her pioneering work in sport and performance psychiatry. Dr. Choulet shares her inspiring journey from medical school to establishing her concierge psychiatry practices in Scottsdale, Beverly Hills, and San Diego.

We explore the intersection of mental health and high performance for athletes and professionals, discussing the unique challenges of maintaining mental wellness and the importance of continuous learning and authenticity in business. Dr. Choulet also delves into the innovative concept of a mind gym and its potential to elevate both athletic and professional performance.

The episode is a rich blend of personal insight, professional expertise, and practical advice for anyone looking to enhance their mental health and performance.

00:57 Welcome to the Show

01:55 Meet Dr. Brook Choulet

02:42 Balancing Multiple Ventures

04:01 Specializing in Sports Psychiatry

04:46 Building a Concierge Practice

07:15 Challenges and Authenticity in Business

07:42 Public Relations and Media Strategy

14:36 Niching and Clientele

17:41 Bridge Between Athletes and High-Performing Professionals

19:26 Expanding Practices and Branding

25:16 Innovative Initiatives and Collaboration

29:20 Mental Health and Performance

35:35 Conclusion and Dr. Brook's Contact Information

In this episode, we chat about:

• Tricia's background in working as a dental practice administrator and makeup artist.

• How COVID-19 prompted Tricia to rethink her career and segue into branding and web development.

• The importance and benefits of Tricia niching down even further into female solo practice dentists who are impact-driven.

• How building visibility and effective branding for clients can exponentially increase their impact.

Resources + Links:

Follow Tricia on Instagram @tricialanette

Learn more about how Tricia rebels against boring dental brandings at eparadisecreative.com

Grow your brand, income, and impact! Learn more on our website ellyandnoracreative.com

Connect with Sara on Instagram | @sarachamberscreative

@ellyandnoracreative

For show notes, resources, and more, visit Chicks Who Give a Hoot

Follow along with the podcast on Instagram | @chickswhogiveahoot

Show Notes:

In this episode of the Chicks Who Give a Hoot podcast, I am joined by my friend Tricia Lanette to share her unique career journey. Tricia details her extensive background in working as a dental practice administrator and as a professional makeup artist. Forced to pivot due to COVID-19, she began a new path in website development, which evolved into a focus on branding and brand development.

We discuss Tricia's passion for helping women in dentistry establish impactful and unique brands, moving away from generic dental logos and messages. She highlights her dedication to working exclusively with solo-practice female dentists who are driven by a desire to make significant impacts in their communities.

The episode explores the importance of niching down in business, leveraging personal expertise, and creating meaningful change.

01:00 Meet Tricia Lanette

01:43 Tricia's Journey from Dental Practice Administration to Branding

04:28 Pivoting Careers During COVID

05:17 Discovering a New Path in Branding

06:04 Focusing on Women in Dentistry

10:03 The Importance of Niching Down

19:40 Empowering Female Dentists

28:05 Creating Impactful Brands

33:34 Conclusion and Connect with Tricia

In this episode, we chat about:

• Shannon Wallace's background and Musical Memory Care

• The impact of music on cognitive health

• The power of art and creativity

Resources + Links:

Discover Shannon's work in Musical Memory Care, providing resources and information on how music can support memory and cognitive health at musicalmemorycare.com

Explore Shannon's broader endeavors as an advocate, speaker, and performer at shannonwallacesings.com

Connect with Shannon on LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/shannonlwallace/

Learn more about how STARS (Scottsdale Training and Rehabilitative Services) improves the lives of individuals with developmental and cognitive disabilities through training, education, and rehabilitative services at starsaz.org

Grow your brand, income, and impact! Learn more on our website ellyandnoracreative.com

Connect with Sara on Instagram | @sarachamberscreative

@ellyandnoracreative

For show notes, resources, and more, visit Chicks Who Give a Hoot

Follow along with the podcast on Instagram | @chickswhogiveahoot

Show Notes:

In this episode of the Chicks Who Give a Hoot podcast, I am joined by Shannon Wallace, founder of Musical Memory Care. Shannon details her journey from a professional jazz musician to creating a therapeutic music company for seniors, especially those with cognitive impairments. She shares insights on the power of music as therapy, the importance of creativity, and how her platform has reached participants in 18 countries.

Our conversation delves into the benefits of music for individuals with dementia, Parkinson's, developmental disabilities, and how it helps reconnect them to their true selves. Shannon also highlights the significance of art and creativity in society and calls for a deeper appreciation and integration of these elements in our lives.

01:14 The Unique Story of How Sara and Shannon Met

02:28 Shannon Wallace's Journey into Musical Memory Care

04:06 The Impact of COVID-19 and Transitioning Online

05:17 Expanding Reach and Recognition

05:47 Becoming a Certified Dementia Practitioner

12:04 The Power of Music in Memory Care

18:24 Exploring the Healing Modalities of Music

24:48 The Essential Role of Art and Creativity

34:18 Closing Thoughts and Where to Find Shannon Online