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Get on the Bus! A Zero Stigma Podcast. episodes
- Episode 9 with Kevin Strauss, CEO at Uchi - Conversations Made Easy, endurance athlete, wellness specialist focusing on emotional health
Kevin believes people yearn to feel closer to others. Not to everyone but to the people who matter most to us. He believes we each long to be heard and valued because then we know we matter and that makes us happy. Happy people do good things and are less destructive to themselves and others. He believes the closer and happier we are the better our world will be.
MISSION - To help people connect authentically with those who matter most to them.
VISION - A world at peace because every human being truly believes they matter.At Uchi ( /ü-CHē/ ), we believe people yearn to feel closer to others. Not to everyone but to the people who matter most to us. We believe people long to be heard and valued because then we know we matter and that makes us happy. Happy people do good things and are less destructive to themselves and others. The closer and happier we are the better our world will be.We help people feel closer by prompting them to share their perspective on everyday topics so they can be heard and, in turn, so they can hear others.We use today’s technology so you can connect authentically.To get the Uchi app click here
Company Websites:
UchiConnection.com
KevinRStrauss.com
tritmi.webs.com
1 hr 48 min - Episode 8 with Robyn Cruze-Harrington, co-founder of Wide Wonder, National Recovery Advocate and consultant for Eating Recovery Center, author of Making Peace with Your Plate, mother, friend and wife
In this episode Robyn and I talk about what we've learned so far on our Wide Wonder advocacy adventure!
43 min - Episode 7 with Carsten McCarter, a founder of Lean In Recovery Cleveland Ohio, advocate, father, husband and friend.
I want listeners to know that Carsten is a friend, father, husband, and community leader. Check out what they do here: www.leaninrecovery.com
1 hr 25 min - Episode 6 with Arron Coote, champion of Jui-Jitsu and anxiety.
I want you to know just how powerful Arron's testimony is about overcoming his totally debilitating anxiety and how he manages it today. I want you to know that I look forward to learning more about his methods when I return to LA in 2020.
1 hr 30 min - Episode 5 with Robert Corcoran, founder of Creative Well Group.
I want you to know that Robbie is a person with a wealth of knowledge and experience that makes him both an asset to the recovery and treatment field as well as an incredibly strong advocate for creating a better future for those families struggling with a loved one who has mental illness and/or addiction. I couldn't be more grateful for his journey and for his support of Wide Wonder. We get into the issues of the day and Robbie doesn't mince words when it comes to his vision of the future of addiction treatment. Connect with Robbie: http://yourcreativecare.com & [email protected] & (978) 914-1081
1 hr 3 min - Episode 4 with Sandra Kushnir of U-NIFY Los Angeles, offering affordable workshops led by therapists, life coaches, spiritual leaders, and wellness experts.
So we had an event in Los Angeles and during the question/answer audience participation segment, whom I’ve come to know as Sandra Kushnir, LMFT spoke out and told us about her idea for addressing stigma and it’s called U-NIFY LOS ANGELES, which offers AFFORDABLE workshops led by wellness experts, therapists, coaches, and spiritual leaders. The foundation of this idea seems to be about connection, which is very much a part of our message and a lot of people’s message these days. A big goal of Unify LA is get people to regard mental health like we do physical health.
57 min - Episode 3 with Pablo Nieves - an honest conversation about how life experiences created a man destined for a life of service.
We met Pablo at an RV resort and soon after that meeting I knew I wanted to hear his story. Among other things he was in Desert Storm and a firefighter during 911. His honest account of his life's journey was inspiring and a cautionary tale as to what the toll can be for a person who's always first in to dangerous and potentially traumatic experiences. Thank you, Pablo! We see you and we honor your journey.
57 min - Episode 2 featuring Kevin Strauss, CEO at Tidbit, LLC | Specializing in Connection, Wellness & Emotional Health
Kevin shares his vision with us: "I believe people yearn to feel closer to others. Not to everyone but to the people who matter most to us. I believe we each long to be heard and valued because then we know we matter and that makes us happy. Happy people do good things and are less destructive to themselves and others. I believe the closer and happier we are the better our world will be.
Company wwebsite: UchiConnection.com
MISSION - to help people connect authentically with those who matter most to them.
VISION - a world at peace because every human being truly believes they matter.1 hr 2 min - Episode 1 featuring comedian, mental health advocate and inspirational speaker, Frank KingA former writer for The Tonight Show for 20 Years, Frank has fought a lifetime battle with depression, and thoughts of suicide, turning that long dark journey of the soul into a TED Talk, “A Matter of Laugh or Death,” and sharing his insights on Suicide Prevention and Postvention with corporations, associations, and college audiences.1 hr 15 min
About Get on the Bus! A Zero Stigma Podcast.
From the publisher's feed
A CONVERSATION THAT FOCUSES ON CHANGING ATTITUDES, LANGUAGE, AND THE WAY IN WHICH PEOPLE WHO STRUGGLE WITH MENTAL & Emotional ILLNESS AND/OR USE DRUGS ARE TREATED. Wide Wonder is ZERO Stigma!