Let's Keep It Real

Guest: Shari Botwin

Shari Botwin, LCSW, has been counseling survivors of all types of abuse in her Cherry Hill, New Jersey private practice for over 23 years. Her second book, Thriving After Trauma: Stories of Living and Healing , deals with overcoming physical and sexual abuse, war-related injury, loss due to illness or natural disasters and life-altering medical issues. Shari has given commentary on a variety of international media outlets on breaking stories related to trauma.

Guest: Kamini Wood

Kamini Wood is the founder and CEO of Live Joy Your Way and the AuthenticMe® RiseUp program. An international best-selling author Kamini is driven to support people of all ages heal the relationship with themselves and to stop outsourcing their self-worth. Her clients become their own confident, resilient self-leader with healthier relationships. Kamini is a certified life coach, board-certified by the American Association of Drugless Practitioners, holds specialty certifications in Conscious Uncoupling®, NewMoney Story® and teen life coaching.

Guest: Alice Fraser

Alice Fraser is an award winning podcaster and comedian, ex lawyer and ex academic. She has a special, Savage, available on amazon prime and a daily satirical news podcast set in an alternate dimension.

Guest: Matt LaBosco

Matthew LaBosco is a licensed Conscious Transformation Trainer (TM) Energy Practitioner, and Movement Therapist. He works with individuals all over the world through his private practice, classes, and workshops. Matthew has studied with some of the most revolutionary and progressive health professionals in the fields of psychology, meditation, physical rehabilitation, and nutritional science. His multi-disciplined approach has empowered individuals from all over the world to access a life of health and vitality they didn’t realize was possible.

Guest: Debra Silverman

Debra Silverman is part astrologer, part psychologist, part comedian and ALL REAL. Over the past 40 years of private practice, Debra has helped thousands of individuals achieve emotional health and wisdom based on their unique personality and the four elements: water, air, earth, and fire. Debra’s mothering approach to understanding people has earned her international fame and admiration.

Guest: Diane Gottlieb

Diane Gottlieb is passionate about supporting women and other marginalized populations to find their voices, step into their power, and discover the unique way they can positively contribute to society. With a rich background in social work, education, and as the owner of a tutoring business, Diane is masterful at connecting with diverse groups of people and helping them see their value and worthiness. A lifelong learner, she holds masters’ degrees in creative writing, social work, and education, and has appeared in numerous publications including Hippocampus Magazine, McSweeney’s Internet Tendency, Brevity, among others.

Guest Marion Biglan

Marion is the founder of Illuminate Coaching. A seasoned non-profit leader turned executive coach, Marion is passionate about helping social-impact leaders achieve their missions.

Guest: Tanya J. Peterson

Tanya J. Peterson has experience as a teacher, counselor, and with life challenges. Her books empower people to create a quality, mindful life despite challenges like anxiety. She contributes to the websites HealthyPlace and Choosing Therapy.

Guest: Karen Thurm Safran

Karen Thurm Safran is a mom with two grown kids, a K-12 Education Technology Consultant, and author of the entertaining, easy to read book, Parenting—Let's Make a Game of It. She shares her family's creative approach of how to transform everyday stressful moments through playful parenting. If this approach helped her as a stressed-out, single parent, it can help you.

Guest: Matt Zinman

Matt Zinman is the author of “Z-isms: Insights to Live By” and a difference-maker driven to positively impact as many people as possible. The book is based on his experiences as an entrepreneur, athlete, single parent, caretaker and nonprofit founder. Matt is CEO of The Internship Institute, which he established to "Make Experience Matter."