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  • 016 Peggy Sealfon – Escape From Anxiety
    Deep Recovery From Chronic Anxiety
    Anxiety often defaults to repetition in neural pathways that must be broken with various interrupter tools, both conceptual and physical, to break those patterns of arrested personal development.
    - Peggy Sealfon
    Anxiety Keeps You Frozen: Peggy Discusses Options for Treatment Failure - Meditation and Beyond

    Peggy Sealfon, originally from New York City, now resides in Naples, FL. In this interview Peggy adds considerable additional strategies for anxiety recovery on many levels. In her remarks here at CoreBrain Journal Peggy discusses specific, comprehensive strategies for chronic, refractory anxiety conditions.

    Peggy is a Personal Development Coach, author, and a motivational speaker. Her Integrated Life Personal Coaching System is a customized approach to awaken personal balance and ignite each person's inner source of empowerment, self confidence and specific recovery actions.

    She combines ancient yogic techniques, mindfulness and spirituality with functional medicine, modern psychology, energy medicine, nutrition and the neurosciences with profound respect for synchronizing mind body connections. Peggy creates personal self management plans for the long term.

    Peggy's best-selling book is Escape From Anxiety—Supercharge Your Life With Powerful Strategies From A to Z. She is also a co-author of The Change: Insights Into Self Empowerment (In a series of Change books with Co-Author Jim Britt - an original mentor of Tony Robbins).

    Peggy's Message In Three Sentences:

    Start any recovery with the realization that as a human being you embody complexity. Don't let the complexity overwhelm you. Start with the basics - and practice with a clear vision of where you're going.
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    * Yoga Nidra - See the 10 Steps of Yoga Nedra here: Yoga Journal
    * Book: Escape From Anxiety—Supercharge Your Life With Powerful Strategies From A to Z. Global Amazon Link: http://geni.us/escape
    * Additional Resources At Her Website: http://peggysealfon.com
    * Peggy's Life Planning Program: http://integratedlifeplan.com 

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    017: Jeff Copper is a good friend and on exactly the same path with our programs here at CBJ. Jeff is the first to interview practically every leading authority working with the diagnosis and treatment of ADHD - from Russ Barkley to Ned Hallowell, to ADHD coaching professionals there on the streets of Anytown. In his spare time Jeff is an experienced ADHD Coach, and is available for virtual consultation internationally. He loves our mission at CBJ with Details Matter. His remarkably diverse experience, his radio and video programs and his opinion pieces are easily connected through his CBJ show notes page here: http://corebrainjournal.
    35 min
  • 015 Kevin Hall – Bipolar Recovery & Reality
    Bipolar Recovery – Truman Show Notes From The Underground
    The scene was going beautifully. The “homeless people” in line with me for bread and hot stew couldn’t have been better cast and costumed. Nice touch by the Director to have them smell the part too. Made it real easy to stay in character.
    ~ Kevin A. Hall 
    He not busy being born is busy dying.
    ~ Bob Dylan
    The world breaks every one and afterward many are strong at the broken places.
    ~ Ernest Hemingway – A Farewell To Arms
    They tease me now, telling me it was only a dream. But does it matter whether it was a dream or reality, if the dream made known to me the truth?
    ~ Fodor Dostoyevski 
    Kevin’s Story – Bipolar, The Truman Show Delusion, Cancer, and Self Realization
    Kevin’s reportage connects illusory Dreams with hard-training Bipolar Reality. I’ve said it before: his writing is powerful, a combination of Hemingway and romance in Farewell to Arms with Dostoyevsky in Notes from the Underground.  Kevin’s experiences will at once shock and inspire you to become more involved with the process of understanding the biomedical complexity of mood disorders. [Stay tuned at CBJ for Dr. William Walsh’s upcoming interview on the measurable biomedical neurophysiology of Bipolar and Schizophrenia.]
    From the high romance of America’s Cup sailing, Olympic and World Sailing Championships to the lost streets of multiple psychiatric hospitalizations, suicidal thinking and manic fireworks with recurrent bipolar Truman Show Delusions, Kevin describes details of how it feels when your dream-face hits the pavement.
    Kevin’s terrible quandary, too simplified: he’s too often on stage, and knows the Director is always watching.
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    From his website, Kevin spells out the good part:
    Kevin A. Hall is an Ivy League graduate of Brown University, where he earned bachelor’s degrees in mathematics and French literature. Despite being diagnosed with bipolar disorder in 1989, he went on to become a world-champion Olympic sailor, as well as racing navigator for Emirates Team New Zealand in the 2007 America’s Cup match. A two-time testicular cancer survivor, Hall has spent a successful twenty-five years as a racing navigator, speed testing manager, and sailing performance and racing instruments expert. A brief version of his story was featured in Joel and Ian Gold’s book Suspicious Minds: How Culture Shapes Madness, as the only nonanonymous case study of a patient with Truman Show delusion. Hall currently lives in Auckland, New Zealand, with his wife and their three children.
    Kevin’s book is different:
    While in his book Black Sails White Rabbits you also live right there in his brain with his questions, his pain, his driven self-examination, and his deep wish to manage himself successfully in real life. In Black Sails, you live the details of his personal reality, his victories, his failures, his courage and his compassion. Most striking and inspirational: his compassion, his warmth, his candid, constructive sensitivity for those whom he loves.
    Kevin doesn’t quit.
    Kevin’s Mission  
    At first, Kevin sounds disconnected and lost. But as you sail with him you discover how he yearns for connections, for trust, and for making serious contributions to the lives of his fellow traveler...
    40 min
  • 015 Kevin Hall – Bipolar Recovery & Reality
    Bipolar Recovery - Truman Show Notes From The Underground
    The scene was going beautifully. The "homeless people" in line with me for bread and hot stew couldn't have been better cast and costumed. Nice touch by the Director to have them smell the part too. Made it real easy to stay in character.
    ~ Kevin A. Hall 
    He not busy being born is busy dying.
    ~ Bob Dylan
    The world breaks every one and afterward many are strong at the broken places.
    ~ Ernest Hemingway - A Farewell To Arms
    They tease me now, telling me it was only a dream. But does it matter whether it was a dream or reality, if the dream made known to me the truth?
    ~ Fodor Dostoyevski 
    Kevin's Story - Bipolar, The Truman Show Delusion, Cancer, and Self Realization

    Kevin's reportage connects illusory Dreams with hard-training Bipolar Reality. I've said it before: his writing is powerful, a combination of Hemingway and romance in Farewell to Arms with Dostoyevsky in Notes from the Underground.  Kevin's experiences will at once shock and inspire you to become more involved with the process of understanding the biomedical complexity of mood disorders. [Stay tuned at CBJ for Dr. William Walsh's upcoming interview on the measurable biomedical neurophysiology of Bipolar and Schizophrenia.]

    From the high romance of America's Cup sailing, Olympic and World Sailing Championships to the lost streets of multiple psychiatric hospitalizations, suicidal thinking and manic fireworks with recurrent bipolar Truman Show Delusions, Kevin describes details of how it feels when your dream-face hits the pavement.

    Kevin's terrible quandary, too simplified: he's too often on stage, and knows the Director is always watching.
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    From his website, Kevin spells out the good part:

    Kevin A. Hall is an Ivy League graduate of Brown University, where he earned bachelor’s degrees in mathematics and French literature. Despite being diagnosed with bipolar disorder in 1989, he went on to become a world-champion Olympic sailor, as well as racing navigator for Emirates Team New Zealand in the 2007 America’s Cup match. A two-time testicular cancer survivor, Hall has spent a successful twenty-five years as a racing navigator, speed testing manager, and sailing performance and racing instruments expert. A brief version of his story was featured in Joel and Ian Gold’s book Suspicious Minds: How Culture Shapes Madness, as the only nonanonymous case study of a patient with Truman Show delusion. Hall currently lives in Auckland, New Zealand, with his wife and their three children.
    Kevin's book is different:
    While in his book Black Sails White Rabbits you also live right there in his brain with his questions, his pain, his driven self-examination, and his deep wish to manage himself successfully in real life. In Black Sails, you live the details of his personal reality, his victories, his failures, his courage and his compassion. Most striking and inspirational: his compassion, his warmth, his candid, constructive sensitivity for those whom he loves.
    Kevin doesn't quit.
    Kevin's Mission  
    At first, Kevin sounds disconnected and lost. But as you sail with him you discover how he yearns for connections, for trust, and for making serious contributions to the lives of his fellow travelers. Black Sails contains many lessons for those who suffer from mental c...
    40 min
  • 014 Pallavi Kumar – Nutrition & Detox Evolve
    Nutrition & Detoxing: Choices Matter
    Creating a strong foundation of nutritional awareness and practice early in childhood will avoid multiple health challenges later in life.
    – Pallavi Kumar
    Our bodies are our gardens – our wills are our gardeners.
    – William Shakespeare
    Nutrition and Mind: The most common misperception in psychiatric treatment failure: mind preoccupation – body denial.
    Pallavi makes this essential nutrition point in several ways. Failure to address somatic, body imbalances creates unpredictable treatment and life outcomes.
    Organic and toxin free – matters
    Overlooking the necessity for quality mind and body fueling creates arrested development and negative and hastened entropic change that not only abbreviates lifetimes, but corrupts effective brain function. The oft repeated metaphor for that pandemic oversight: “It’s like trying to run your gasoline car on diesel fuel.”
    I’ve reported on multiple measurable biomedical vagaries now for 10 years at CorePsych.com. I first recognized brain changes secondary to gluten sensitivity in 20o4 whilst working with Dr. Amen in his Reston/DC office, as Chief Psychiatrist there from ’03-’07. It took me about a year matching many careful clinical histories with brain images of hypoperfusion [that appear as holes in the cerebral cortex], to realize that many of those images derived from immunity matters – not brain injury. That hypoperfusion looked like brain injury in the SPECT images – but without brain injury in the patient’s history the discovery imperative changed to include brain immunity and molecular physiology.
    Quality, food selection, matters. Measurement matters. Details in food intake can spell the difference between recovery success and hard core treatment failure.
    Nutritional denial, as you know, is pervasive  – and Pallavi is the first of many nutritionally-trained professionals I’ll interview as we travel down this  CBJ path together. In this /014 episode she addresses specific considerations for constructing nutritional and detox solutions.
    Common sense:
    This episode parallels the flight attendant announcement at every take off: first take the oxygen for yourself, then make sure you lean over and snap on the masks for your children. If you’re not thinking more carefully about yourself in the first place, the kids, as you well know, just won’t get it.
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    TED: Nutritional Implications For Epigenetic Change – [16:49] min
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    Pallavi’s Message In Three Sentences:
    First raise nutritional consciousness in your family by correct, healthy, organic food selection. Always start early with children. Consider nutrition in any thoughtful recovery program.
    Pallavi’s Connections:
    Website: http://www.healthredux.com
    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/healthredux
    Personal Ed Note:
    I’ve recommended healthy nutritional patterns, especially protein breakfasts for many years. My wife and I started Organic Gardening in 1970 with my good friend down the street, Elmer Althouse, who was born in 1900, so we always knew how old he was. His essential,
    34 min
  • 014 Pallavi Kumar – Nutrition & Detox Evolve
    Nutrition & Detoxing: Choices Matter

    Creating a strong foundation of nutritional awareness and practice early in childhood will avoid multiple health challenges later in life.
    - Pallavi Kumar

    Our bodies are our gardens – our wills are our gardeners.
    - William Shakespeare

    Nutrition and Mind: The most common misperception in psychiatric treatment failure: mind preoccupation - body denial.

    Pallavi makes this essential nutrition point in several ways. Failure to address somatic, body imbalances creates unpredictable treatment and life outcomes.

    Organic and toxin free - matters

    Overlooking the necessity for quality mind and body fueling creates arrested development and negative and hastened entropic change that not only abbreviates lifetimes, but corrupts effective brain function. The oft repeated metaphor for that pandemic oversight: "It's like trying to run your gasoline car on diesel fuel."

    I've reported on multiple measurable biomedical vagaries now for 10 years at CorePsych.com. I first recognized brain changes secondary to gluten sensitivity in 20o4 whilst working with Dr. Amen in his Reston/DC office, as Chief Psychiatrist there from '03-'07. It took me about a year matching many careful clinical histories with brain images of hypoperfusion [that appear as holes in the cerebral cortex], to realize that many of those images derived from immunity matters - not brain injury. That hypoperfusion looked like brain injury in the SPECT images - but without brain injury in the patient's history the discovery imperative changed to include brain immunity and molecular physiology.

    Quality, food selection, matters. Measurement matters. Details in food intake can spell the difference between recovery success and hard core treatment failure.

    Nutritional denial, as you know, is pervasive  - and Pallavi is the first of many nutritionally-trained professionals I'll interview as we travel down this  CBJ path together. In this /014 episode she addresses specific considerations for constructing nutritional and detox solutions.

    Common sense:

    This episode parallels the flight attendant announcement at every take off: first take the oxygen for yourself, then make sure you lean over and snap on the masks for your children. If you're not thinking more carefully about yourself in the first place, the kids, as you well know, just won't get it.
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    TED: Nutritional Implications For Epigenetic Change - 16:49 min

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    Pallavi's Message In Three Sentences:

    First raise nutritional consciousness in your family by correct, healthy, organic food selection. Always start early with children. Consider nutrition in any thoughtful recovery program.

    Pallavi's Connections:

    Website: http://www.healthredux.com
    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/healthredux

    Personal Ed Note:

    I've recommended healthy nutritional patterns, especially protein breakfasts for many years. My wife and I started Organic Gardening in 1970 with my good friend down the street, Elmer Althouse, who was born in 1900, so we always knew how old he was. His essential,
    34 min
  • 013 Dr Craig Wiener – Parenting ADHD Children
    ADHD Parenting: Build From Within For Self-Reliance & Cooperation
    Discipline is a matter of helping a child learn self-reliance and cooperation – for balanced self-management and informed independence.
    – Craig Wiener
    Parenting Without A Balanced Approach For Conflict Resolution – Emotions Rule the Day
    Dr. Wiener is a deep, thoughtful, and highly respected professional in the ADHD community, and we appreciate his taking the time to personally share his encouraging, parent-skills insights for children with challenges. He makes his points rather emphatically: if we simply rely on structure and discipline, if our only tools for management are negative consequences or medications, we/they are lost from the outset.
    After writing two books for academicians that outlined the limitations of psychological determinism as it applies to the management and development of children, Dr. Wiener soon recognized that parents needed a personalized, utilitarian translation with specific recommendations for daily experience with their own ADHD children. His landmark parenting book spells out specific strategies to encourage more thoughtful, more useful, more developmentally helpful coping options for working with ADHD children.
    Ed Note:
    Dr. Wiener specializes in the treatment of children, adolescents and families. With over thirty years in private practice, he is an Assistant Professor at the University of Massachusetts Medical School, and Clinical Director of Mental Health Services at the Family Health Center of Worcester, MA.  As you listen to this episode he makes excellent points about working with children with an eye to finding their coping capacities, what they do well, and how they can learn to effectively negotiate beyond emotions and demands.
    Craig makes it clear that counterproductive parenting patterns significantly contribute to arrested childhood development and emotional dysregulation. No, it’s not the parent’s fault, it is a matter of truly understanding how to use basic conflict resolution and mediation strategies for the long haul. His strategies are built on a foundation of respect, understanding and metacognition. Think: it’s a family plan.
    Jump on Dr. Wiener’s Book Drawing opportunity below before it closes June 2, 2016.
    His Message In A Sentence:
    Search for, and reward, responsible efforts, effective outcomes, and evolving interpersonal skills – beyond simply using medications for management.
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    Epigenetic Changes In Childhood Can Last A Lifetime – [3:52] min
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    His Mission: 
    Counterproductive behaviors included in the ADHD diagnosis can become more frequent due to parental reinforcement. He shows parents how to stop those reinforcements and alternatively develop their child’s self-reliance and cooperation.
    Dr. Wiener’s Connection:
    * His website: http://craigwiener.com
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    Parenting Your Child with ADHD: A No-nonsense Guide for Nurturing Self-reliance and Cooperation
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    36 min
  • 013 Dr Craig Wiener – Parenting ADHD Children
    ADHD Parenting: Build From Within For Self-Reliance & Cooperation

    Discipline is a matter of helping a child learn self-reliance and cooperation - for balanced self-management and informed independence.
    - Craig Wiener
    Parenting Without A Balanced Approach For Conflict Resolution - Emotions Rule the Day

    Dr. Wiener is a deep, thoughtful, and highly respected professional in the ADHD community, and we appreciate his taking the time to personally share his encouraging, parent-skills insights for children with challenges. He makes his points rather emphatically: if we simply rely on structure and discipline, if our only tools for management are negative consequences or medications, we/they are lost from the outset.

    After writing two books for academicians that outlined the limitations of psychological determinism as it applies to the management and development of children, Dr. Wiener soon recognized that parents needed a personalized, utilitarian translation with specific recommendations for daily experience with their own ADHD children. His landmark parenting book spells out specific strategies to encourage more thoughtful, more useful, more developmentally helpful coping options for working with ADHD children.

    Ed Note:

    Dr. Wiener specializes in the treatment of children, adolescents and families. With over thirty years in private practice, he is an Assistant Professor at the University of Massachusetts Medical School, and Clinical Director of Mental Health Services at the Family Health Center of Worcester, MA.  As you listen to this episode he makes excellent points about working with children with an eye to finding their coping capacities, what they do well, and how they can learn to effectively negotiate beyond emotions and demands.

    Craig makes it clear that counterproductive parenting patterns significantly contribute to arrested childhood development and emotional dysregulation. No, it's not the parent's fault, it is a matter of truly understanding how to use basic conflict resolution and mediation strategies for the long haul. His strategies are built on a foundation of respect, understanding and metacognition. Think: it's a family plan.

    Jump on Dr. Wiener's Book Drawing opportunity below before it closes June 2, 2016.

    His Message In A Sentence:

    Search for, and reward, responsible efforts, effective outcomes, and evolving interpersonal skills - beyond simply using medications for management.
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    Epigenetic Changes In Childhood Can Last A Lifetime - 3:52 min

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    His Mission: 

    Counterproductive behaviors included in the ADHD diagnosis can become more frequent due to parental reinforcement. He shows parents how to stop those reinforcements and alternatively develop their child’s self-reliance and cooperation.

    Dr. Wiener's Connection:

    * His website: http://craigwiener.com

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    Parenting Your Child with ADHD: A No-nonsense Guide for Nurturing Self-reliance and Cooperation

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    36 min
  • 012 Dr Joanny Liu – Concussion and Suicide
    Concussion Does Link To Suicide
    Let’s start looking at the answers already documented in neuroscience research completed on concussion and suicide in the last 25 years.
    – Joanny Liu
    The state of concussion “treatments” in conventional sports medicine is non-existent. The NFL paid a group of the brightest minds in neuroscience $100 million to come up with answers. Last summer they announced the answer: exercise. – Are you kidding?
    – Joanny Liu
    Concussion Denial Contributes to Treatment Failure and Suicide
    This interview with Dr. Liu documents the deep value of more comprehensive diagnostic and treatment strategies for TBI – Traumatic Brain Injury,  and PCS – Post Concussion Syndrome – with a compelling drive from her own personal experience. Joanny is fresh, engaging, and passionate about essential improvements that arise from her own insights and transformational experience with her own son’s serious injury.
    Reality does change your perspective.
    Ed Note:
    Dr. Liu’s active consultation practice includes  a deeper look at how each individual’s personal life experiences and understandings  can improve Post Concussive Syndrome recovery prognosis.
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    This Video Makes A Similar Point – With An Epigenetic Angle
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    Her Message In A Sentence:
    TBI and PCS recovery takes determined action and a particular program that addresses the complexity of biologic and spiritual foundations for effective life changes.
    Dr. Liu’s Connections
    * Her website: http://www.drjoanny.com/
    References:
    Dr. Liu’s books and texts spell out specific, different, more structured and specific brain interventions that can prove more helpful. Her variety of personal and clinical experiences takes us down interesting, potentially controversial paths, but she speaks with the authority of truly having ‘been there.’
    Jump On This Download: And don’t forget her Download Opportunity below – she added effort to make your time here at CoreBrain Journal even more productive. Ends May 31, 2016.
    Dr. Liu’s Concussion Recovery Books:
    * Knock Out Concussions! | Global Amazon Link: http://geni.us/concussion
    * Heal Your Concussion – How To Quickly And Effectively Get Back In The Game | Global Amazon Link: http://geni.us/healconcussion [See the download opportunity below – and my review of this specific book in the Transcript notes below.]
    Articles On Concussion and Suicide
    * Canadian Study: Adults With Concussion 3 Times More Likely To Suicide
    * Concussions and Suicide: Suicide.org – Concussion Link
    * Boston News With Dr. Liu: Concussion and Suicide
    * Risk of Suicide After Concussion: http://www.cmaj.ca/content/early/2016/02/08/cmaj.150790
    * Excellent Complete Article: Practical Neurology –...
    38 min
  • 012 Dr Joanny Liu – Concussion and Suicide
    Concussion Does Link To Suicide

    Let's start looking at the answers already documented in neuroscience research completed on concussion and suicide in the last 25 years.
    - Joanny Liu
    The state of concussion “treatments” in conventional sports medicine is non-existent. The NFL paid a group of the brightest minds in neuroscience $100 million to come up with answers. Last summer they announced the answer: exercise. - Are you kidding?
    - Joanny Liu
    Concussion Denial Contributes to Treatment Failure and Suicide


    This interview with Dr. Liu documents the deep value of more comprehensive diagnostic and treatment strategies for TBI - Traumatic Brain Injury,  and PCS - Post Concussion Syndrome - with a compelling drive from her own personal experience. Joanny is fresh, engaging, and passionate about essential improvements that arise from her own insights and transformational experience with her own son's serious injury.

    Reality does change your perspective.

    Ed Note:

    Dr. Liu's active consultation practice includes  a deeper look at how each individual's personal life experiences and understandings  can improve Post Concussive Syndrome recovery prognosis.
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    This Video Makes A Similar Point - With An Epigenetic Angle


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    Her Message In A Sentence:

    TBI and PCS recovery takes determined action and a particular program that addresses the complexity of biologic and spiritual foundations for effective life changes.

    Dr. Liu's Connections


    * Her website: http://www.drjoanny.com/

    References:

    Dr. Liu's books and texts spell out specific, different, more structured and specific brain interventions that can prove more helpful. Her variety of personal and clinical experiences takes us down interesting, potentially controversial paths, but she speaks with the authority of truly having 'been there.'

    Jump On This Download: And don't forget her Download Opportunity below - she added effort to make your time here at CoreBrain Journal even more productive. Ends May 31, 2016.

    Dr. Liu's Concussion Recovery Books:

    * Knock Out Concussions! | Global Amazon Link: http://geni.us/concussion
    * Heal Your Concussion - How To Quickly And Effectively Get Back In The Game | Global Amazon Link: http://geni.us/healconcussion [See the download opportunity below - and my review of this specific book in the Transcript notes below.]

    Articles On Concussion and Suicide

    * Canadian Study: Adults With Concussion 3 Times More Likely To Suicide
    * Concussions and Suicide: Suicide.org - Concussion Link

    * Boston News With Dr. Liu: Concussion and Suicide
    * Risk of Suicide After Concussion: http://www.cmaj.ca/content/early/2016/02/08/cmaj.150790
    * Excellent Complete Article: Practical Neurology -
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  • 011 Dr Karen Jacobson – Strategic Performance
    Coaching For Now – Strategic Performance For Legacy
    Today we’re beyond “coaching,” with vertical advice from above. Strategic performance work sets an objective of internal recovery and discovery – lasting personal value and global contribution.
    – Karen Jacobson
    Strategic Performance Strategies Discourage Treatment Failure
    This articulate and provocative interview with Dr. Jacobson adds considerable insights for the deep value of more comprehensive strategic performance planning… from within. Karen is absolutely delightful and filled with interesting anecdotes that reveal her engaging perspective on a variety of issues – not the least of which is a favorite complaint of mine: reductionistic thinking and labels.
    Karen wags her engaging, metaphoric finger at any hint of using fixed pathology [e.g. ‘Disorder’] vs dynamic, operational, functional options. For her Past Trauma is not fixed with a Disorder label – it’s not PTSD, it’s PTS, no D. ‘Disorder’ creates a pathology dynamic from the outset, while the dynamics of Stress Awareness can become instructive – indeed constructive – to those interested in advanced self-management and leadership. 
    Her variety of personal and clinical experiences takes us down interesting, potentially controversial paths, but she speaks with the authority of truly having ‘been there.’ And don’t forget to download her eBook below – her added effort to make your time here at CoreBrain Journal even more productive.
    Ed Note:
    Dr. Jacobson’s active consultation practice embraces her vast strategic performance experience from NLP [Neurolinguistic Programming], Time Line Therapy [™], hypnotherapy, breath work, Reiki – and she’s a certified chiropractic sports physician as well.
    Dr. Jacobson Strongly Recommends:
    * You Can Heal Your Life – Louise Hay: Amazon Global Link
    Her Message In A Sentence:
    Your improved, strategic approach to your life requires a full appreciation of your values, your family, your work relationships, and your physical health – anything less will keep you stuck in places that don’t permit growth.
    Dr. Jacobson’s Connections
    * Her website: http://www.drkarenjacobson.com
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    012: Dr. Joanny Liu is a physician, author, speaker and brain expert and an international leader in Chinese Sports Medicine, and has written three books on the challenges of Traumatic Brain Injury and healing concussive events. I interviewed Dr. Liu from her office in Calgary, Canada where she connects healing from serious physical maladies [TBI & PCS] with principles of mental balance and her expertise in Chinese Medicine.
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