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What does it look like to live a life surviving without the security traditionally provided by a family structure? How can you grow when living a life fed with abuse and trauma? In this episode, Kevin Meehan, an integrative health practitioner and the author of Fallen Peppercorns, narrates his journey of navigating abuse, homelessness, starvation, and trauma while striving to achieve his dreams. He resolves his internal struggle by finding a balance between looking at circumstances as good or bad. Kevin learned to relax and let go of the tension, and make peace with his struggles to allow himself to grow and move forward. Don't miss the lesson and value Kevin brings to this episode. Tune in now!
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Trauma can manifest in various ways, and it's essential to address it holistically to achieve lasting healing and personal growth. Joshua Cameron, an elite master healer, embarks on a journey to explore the depths of healing trauma and discover new approaches to facilitate profound transformation. He emphasizes the importance of building a strong therapeutic alliance based on trust and empathy, enabling his clients to open up and explore their traumas in a guided and nurturing manner. In his pursuit of healing trauma, Joshua explores different modalities and integrates them into his healing sessions, adapting his approach to suit the unique needs and preferences of everyone. Through his tireless efforts, he empowers individuals to reclaim their lives, release the burdens of the past, and embrace a future filled with healing, resilience, and joy.
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“Accept yourself, love yourself, and keep moving forward. If you want to fly, you have to give up what weighs you down.” - Roy T. Bennett, The Light in the Heart.
By letting go of the limiting ideas, you will achieve true transformation. In this episode, Sandy Wilder, Chief Listening Officer at Educare Unlearning Institute, discusses how you can access your hidden wholeness through unlearning and listening. Because we limit ourselves to what we know, Sandy suggests unlearning those and shares his insights on how we can unlearn the limitations of growth. He describes strategies that will help release by listening to what’s essential to our soul. Let go of the limiting factors to transform and learn to listen to enrich relationships and encourage authenticity with Sand Wilder today.
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Our road to finding happiness is not on the prescription given by your psychiatrist. Our happiness lies beyond the healing of our bottomless pit of suffering. In this episode, Brooke Siem, the Founder of Happiness is a Skill, illuminates the truth behind psychiatric drugs as they May Cause Side Effects in their long-term use. She shares her story and the psychiatric intervention led her to excruciating suffering. Brooke’s realization delivers her to find the path to rebuild her life. Tune in to this insightful conversation with Brooke Siem today.
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For some of us, finding a deeper understanding of the self will remain lacking without the spiritual dimension. But with so many spiritual paths out there, it can be difficult to find which one best suits us. Guiding you towards an authentic spiritual search, Pierre Pradervand wrote The Gentle Art of Spiritual Discernment, where he shares lessons from his own spiritual journey. In this episode, he gives us a peek into his book along with personal stories that have helped him discover his own path. He guides you with the pitfalls to avoid and the tools to use as you enter into this spiritual quest. From the story of Rohan and Sarala to spiritually transmitted diseases, Pierre gives us so much wisdom to reflect on. So tune in to find inspiration as you take on the journey in search of your own spiritual path.
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The body is capable of healing itself. It knows what it needs to thrive and flourish. There is an approach to dealing with the root causes of our physical, mental, and emotional issues. In this episode, Dr. Bradley Nelson, the Author of The Body Code, unlocks some key points on a new powerful approach to natural, intuitive healing of the body. The Body Code is a road map that helps identify and release imbalances in our body to activate its innate healing power. This book explains the subconscious mind is the internal intelligence system to speak what our body needs. Tap into your inner knowing with Dr. Bradley Nelson to identify those imbalances and activate your body’s power to heal itself today!
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Love, Eat, Heal represents the transformational journey of finding ourselves, changing our thoughts, and living better lives. Through mindfulness, self-care, and the power of food for healing, we can create a life that's truly worth living. In this episode, we sit down with Carole Murko, the founder of Love, Eat, Heal, to discuss her journey of healing and how she helps others transform their lives. Carole shares the inspiration for her company as well as what drives her passion for this work. She talks about the tools she uses to work with others to change their thoughts and heal their lives. She also delves into the state of our minds, souls, hearts, and consciousness and explores the concept of stress versus creation. Carole opens up about her personal journey of healing, from learning techniques like the Wim Hof guided breath work and unlearning old patterns and thoughts. Join us for a powerful conversation on mindfulness, self-care, and the power of food for healing.
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Trauma can leave more than just a lasting impact. It can also affect life performances and even ripple its effects towards friends and family. But through deeply understanding trauma and its root, we can help each other find healing and meaning on the path to recovery. In this episode, Dr. Meshanette Johnson-Sims, an LMFT and an International Psychologist with a Trauma specialization, shares her journey and passion from years of service in the behavioral health field. Dr. Johnson-Sims explores the topic of trauma, trauma-focused care, and the importance of understanding the personal and cultural context of trauma. She talks about the ripple effects of trauma on families and the significance of feeling supported by loved ones. She also explores the concept of Complex Trauma Recovery and how it can assist in the healing process. Through her professional expertise and personal experiences, Dr. Johnson-Sims gives us an engaging and insightful discussion on the complexities of trauma and the path to recovery. Tune in to not miss out!
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When the pandemic hit in 2020, Laura McKowen was saddened when her local AA chapter shut down. Inspired by her own journey of recovering from alcohol addiction, she has decided to start her own set of meetings. Joining Timothy J. Hayes, Psy.D, Laura shares how this simple idea grew into a proper community dedicated to achieving freedom from alcohol, which she has named The Luckiest Club. She explains why recovering people must surround themselves with individuals who can validate their challenging path towards sobriety. Laura also delves into the dangers of a judgmental and comparative mindset, as well as the importance of not seeing oneself as damaged goods.
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Human behavior differs from culture to culture. Professions that deal with human behavior need to have a deep understanding of our social construct. In this episode, Dr. Joyce Yip Green, a Clinical Art Therapist, shares the value of understanding social constructs instilled in individuals in art therapy. She shares how acculturation and adaptation affect human behavior. Dr. Green also shares different examples of how other culture cares for their child. Let’s dive into the beauty of culture and human behavior today. Tune in to this episode with Dr. Joyce Green now!
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