Sangheetha Parthasarathy is an award-winning ex-strategy consultant corporate leader turned somatic experiencing practitioner, ex-doula and coach.
She works with high-achieving parents to heal from the perfectionism/procrastination cycles and find deeper connection with loved ones by focusing on nervous system regulation, trauma healing and power wounds healing. Her work "Rerooted somatics" focusses on the impact of collective imprints on first generation immigrants.
Listen to Sangheetha share her thoughts on Nervous System and early attachment healing with host, Omobola Stephen on Life Well lived.
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Connect with Sangheetha here
https://www.sangparth.com/

Joe Sherman, MD is a board-certified pediatrician, master certified physician development coach and consultant to individuals and healthcare organizations in the areas of cross-cultural medicine, leadership, and provider well-being. He has held faculty positions at several universities and is currently Associate Clinical Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Washington. He has helped countless numbers of healthcare professionals find relief from burnout and rediscover the joy of practicing medicine.
On Life Well lived, Joe shared his expertise with host, Omobola Stephen on Physician burnout and its impact on patients.
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Connect with Joe here>>>
https://joeshermanmd.com/

After three decades in corporate Leadership Development, Janet Macaluso, founded Learning2LEAD to help successful, midlife Change Makers, Practical Visionaries and Lifelong Learners transform their Success-2-Significance.
Janet shared her expertise with host Omobola Stephen on how professionals can design their next chapter at midlife.
Learn more.about Janet here>>>
https://learning2lead.com/

On today's show,Joseph M.Lenard shares his thoughts on Mental health including PTSD suffered by not just Veterans of our Military but of First-Responders and even those with Survivors-Guilt of Terror attacks and therefore the need of Suicide-Prevention.
Listen to his interview with host,Omobola Stephen on Life Well lived by Omobola Stephen.
Connect with Joseph here>>>
https://en.everybodywiki.com/Joseph_M._Lenard
http://josephmlenard.us/

On Life Well lived, Omobola host Sunitha Sandeep, whose expertise is on helping her clients shift from masculine to feminine energies and tap into their peak potential. Her goal is for women to trust themselves and find the answer within themselves.
A TEDx speaker, and trauma-informed executive coach Helping High Functioning Women End Anxiety, Overwhelm, & Burnout To Reach Higher Professional Success With Deep Personal Fulfillment.
Sunitha's thoughts on tapping into peak potential with Conscious living is one you don't want to miss. Listen up here.
Learn more.about Sunitha here>>>
https://www.sunithasandeep.com/

Listen to Ken Stearns, with host ,Omobola Stephen on Life Well lived as he shares his thoughts on how we can find our way in life amidst the obstacles it presents.
Ken created and host The Jar Live a unique podcast that focuses on real people and real conversations.
A writer, podcast creator & host, lyricist, photographer. "A well traveled and seasoned midwestern kid. Beginning his third act in this life for myself and in that others too. Traded in my suit for a van, a mic and some questions."
Take a look at what Ken has been up to here>>>
https://www.thejar.live/

In his 40 year career, Henry has been only pretty good at a couple of things; Investing in Real Estate (lots of luck there) and as a clinical psychologist for 30 years helping some 12,000 people.  Now retired as a shrink, he focuses on value investing, mentoring young startups, and writing.
Henry was on Life Well lived by Omobola Stephen tonshare his insights on value-investing especially focusing on honey-bee investment.
Learn more about Henry and his honey-bee investment here>>>
https://wildflowerbeefarm.com/

Clarkisha Kent is a fat, Black, dark-skinned, queer woman trying to make her way in a society obsessed with heteronormativity. As a first-generation Nigerian-American facing a myriad of mental health issues and intergenerational trauma, Kent often talks about how at times her body felt like a cosmic punishment, and that in the face of body dysmorphia, homophobia, anti-Blackness, and respectability politics, the pursuit of “high self-esteem” seemed oxymoronic.
Clarkisha was a great guest on Life Well lived by Omobola Stephen as she shared her personal life experience on outsmarting fatphobia and colorism with host,Omobola Stephen.
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Clarkisha Kent has an upcoming memoir- FAT OFF,FAT ON, A BIG BITCH MANIFESTO and other exciting tools on her website>>> https://clarkishakent.com/

Caroline Rae is an executive coach and career strategist who has helped 100+ experienced professional women to make powerful and aligned career moves they thought were 5+ years away.
On Life Well lived, Caroline shares her professional expertise with host,Omobola Stephen on making powerful career shift at midlife.
Caroline has great tools to help you in your professional career and in your personal development goals.
Visit her website to learn more>>>
https://carolineraecoaching.co...

On Life Well lived by Omobola Stephen, Omobola host Collin Hughes, a speaker,and podcast host who talks about suicide awareness. According to Collins, "I have escaped death a handful of times throughout my life. After discovering my talent and love of public speaking I always have wondered why I have been saved and what I am supposed to do. As soon as I heard the news about Evangelina, my granddaughter, I instantly knew that I needed to use my skills to find any platform possible to talk about this sensitive topic. I am simply a man with a broken heart working to give hope to people in pain."
Collins and Omobola had a great time on the show discussing about his personal life experience on the loss of his granddaughter to suicide. Whilst also sharing his thoughts on this subject matter. The show was truly an inspiring one. Seat back and take a listen.
Get to learn more about Collins here>>>
https://stopsuicide.life
https://collintalks.com