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At times life can be exciting and fun, while at other times, we are hit with such devastating obstacles, we aren’t sure if we will ever get up again. Today’s guest is Nicholas Steele, a man who endured not one devastating blow, but many! It starts when he is hit by a drunk driver, then receives a crushing diagnosis, eventually loses his marriage, and later faces yet another long-suffering battle after a severe thunder storm. Any one of these events would send someone over the edge but Nicholas truly has an unbreakable spirit. He is now sharing his story and new book, The Unbreakable Spirit of the Unbreakable Man. To find out more, visit him on facebook at https://www.facebook.com/SteeleSpirit.

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Most of us are very uncomfortable discussing suicide, it’s a difficult topic. Unfortunately, suicide happens and when it does, it leaves a trail of pain and devastation. As a grief counselor, I see all too well the destruction left behind. On today’s show, Karen Lawrence shares her story of losing her brother, Ken, to suicide. We’ll discuss what makes it so difficult to talk about, some of the myths we hold about suicide, and ways to get help for yourself or your loved one. To learn more, feel free to go to my website at http://brittaneinast.com.

If you or someone you love is thinking about suicide, tell someone! Talk to a friend, family member, counselor, or someone you trust. If you’re not sure who to call, contact the National Suicide Prevention Hotline at 1-800-273-TALK, they are available to help 24/7!

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The American Psychological Association recently released the results of a survey on teens and stress. The findings showed that teens are more stressed than adults. Many struggle to manage their responsibilities, they feel out of control, and are not coping well. Joining me today to discuss this issue is Donna Golob, Executive Director of A Positive Approach to Teen Health. Each year, PATH provides the American Teens in Crisis conference and this year’s theme is Teens Under Stress, which will be held on Tuesday, April 15, 2014.

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We love falling in love! We get that spark when we first meet someone and then get excited just thinking about them. Naturally, we want to be together as much as possible . . . we’re in love! Like many people, we date, fall in love, get married, and have a family (not always in that order, of course) but you get the idea. So how is it that, years later, some couples get to the point where they cannot stand to even be in the same room together? How do we go from wanting to spend every waking moment together to despising it? Joining me today is Jackie Gasparovic, LCSW, discussing with me what might be happening and offering some great suggestions on how to bring that spark back in your relationship.

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In our current, traditional approach to healing, when we feel sick we go to the doctor and usually get a prescription. We have come to believe that this is the best way to deal with any type of suffering. However, as we continue to learn more about how inter-related our body, mind, and spirit work together, we are starting to ask . . . do we have it all wrong? Today’s guest, Brittney Kara, shares insight she has gained as a result of years of research and her own efforts to lead a healthier life for herself and her family. Brittney is a nutritionist and author of the book, The Silent Scandal: Stop the Toxic Attack on our Bodies. To learn more about Brittney and her book, feel free to visit her websites at http://thesilentscandal.com or http://besttotalbodycleanse.com.

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It’s a new year and the question naturally arises ~ what resolutions will you set for this year? We start thinking about our dreams and goals. But did you know that though nearly half of us will set goals, most of us will not keep them. We have to wonder then, why is it that we desire change yet find it so difficult to make it happen? Is it sheer willpower? What about expectations? What barriers are getting in the way? On today’s show, we are going to discuss just that. Our guest, Peggy Jones, LCSW, has worked with individuals and families for 25 years. She shares her own thoughts and efforts on what is happening and ways she has helped people move past these barriers and reach those goals!

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It seems everyone knows someone struggling with cancer, and more specifically, most of us know a woman who is or was diagnosed with breast cancer. So what do we do if we have been diagnosed? On today’s show, Traci Owens shares her own diagnosis of breast cancer and how she coped with surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation treatments! She also shares her own efforts to make healthier choices for herself and her family by going more “green” with products from www.melaleuca.com. Feel free to visit. For questions or to purchase these products, please email Traci directly at [email protected]!

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The loss of a child is a parent’s worst nightmare. Yet, we know it happens all the time, the news is filled with stories of parents grieving and in pain. Today’s guest is Cindy Morrone, a mother who lost her daughter, Amanda, at the tender age of just 2 ½ years old. Listen as she shares her experience of pain and grief, how she found the strength to go on, and how she eventually realized that, as devastating as this is, there really is life after the loss of a child.

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We experience thousands of smells and tastes every day. Some are pleasurable as we bask in the sweet aromas while others are more pungent, causing us to pull away. Either way, the ability to smell and taste brings us closer to our loved ones and the world. We also know that smell and taste is directly linked to our memories. In fact, just a hint of something can generate a flood of emotions, both good or bad.

So what would you do if one day, you lost the ability to smell and taste? Join me today as Alison Frenz shares her own journey when, eight years ago, she experienced just that.

Britta Neinast, LCSW, Counselor and Certified Trainer

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Did you ever wonder what it would be like to go through life being legally blind? While most of us wake up and prepare for the day without much thought, for some people, getting ready is much more involved. It takes added effort and planning. On today’s show, we have a guest who is legally blind. Despite this fact, he has managed to work through his struggle and even come out at the other end feeling blessed. Join us as he shares his own journey from difficulty to triumph.

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