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In today's episode, I chat with guest Ben Yeh about all things mind/body connection, including:
CONNECT WITH BENJAMIN:
Website: www.benjaminyeh.com/thankyou
IG: @benjaminyeh
Podcast: Boom Vision Podcast
In this episode, we're talking all about FUNCTIONAL MEDICINE--and we're looking at weight loss from a full mind-body perspective. Yes, we can eat the right things and do the exercises and what not, but why is there still challenge for so many around maintaining a healthy weight in a sustainable way that isn't harmful long term?
I chat with expert guest Jessie Hehmeyer about all of this and more as we dive into the challenges around diet culture and weight perception, sustainable practices, and body intuition.
CONNECT WITH JESSICA:
IG: @wellempoweredwithdrh
WEBSITE: www.wellempowered.com
Today's episode is all about creating MASSIVE shifts in our realities and what is possible in our lives--all because of what programming is going on in our brains!
We chat with expert guest Jenna Brown about the concept of subconscious reprogramming, including:
CONNECT WITH JENNA:
IG: @iam_jennabrown
In today's episode we're diving into a favorite magical topic of mine--CRYSTALS!
Fran Lyons, crystal expert and owner of the Maryland online shop Crystal and Craft, joins us to share her wisdom around this topic.
We dive into:
Connect with Fran:
IG: @crystal.and.craft
In my practice of simplifying my life this year and creating more space, I have been exploring what pieces of my life are causing noise and congestion and confusion. In this episode, I discuss what one of the big players is in this arena, why it happens, and how we can reconnect with ourselves in letting go of certain habits we've cultivated over time.
Meditation. A concept and practice that can seem out of reach sometimes, and one that can be the ultimate act of self love.
With expert guest Ashley Wray (CEO of Mala Collective), we dive into:
Connect with Ashley:
@ashley_wray
@malacollective
Happy New Year friends! It's been awhile since I've put an episode out but I'm so glad to be back here spending time with you!
This episode dives a little into my journey and space from the podcast, the lessons I've learned, and the radical shift that's occurred in my life recently that's propelling me into the next chapter!
Today is about all things MENTAL HEALTH!
I chat with associate attorney Nora Cozzillio about her own mental health journey, along with:
Nora Ezzat Cozzillio is an associate attorney at Tully Rinckey, PLLC and a DMV native. She is a
first-generation Arab American and a graduate of the University of Maryland, College Park and
The Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law.
Nora has dedicated her legal career to assisting others who face threats to their livelihood or
careers as a result of severe civil rights violations on behalf of their employers, mentors, or
supervisors. While that has been her primary practice field, Nora’s legal experience is quite
expansive and includes practice in human and labor trafficking law, military justice, sexual
assault, immigration, family, international business, privacy law, and labor and employment.
Some of her previous positions include working for a pro bono legal clinic where she
represented and advocated for low-income clients in immigration, domestic relations, and
administrative proceedings. Nora also developed legal materials and literature to be used in
presentations by international NGOs to immigrant communities informing members of their
rights when confronted by ICE and DHS challenges. Immediately following law school, Nora was an associate at a civilian military defense firm where she primarily conducted work on appellate cases predicated on sexual assault, one of which was heard before the Supreme Court. Nora is currently an associate attorney at Tully Rinckey, PLLC where she represents federal sector and private industry employees with various civil rights claims and labor disputes before federal tribunals and administrative agencies.
Nora was diagnosed with severe Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) and depression during her first year of law school, which is commonly understood as the most difficult and challenging year of any law student’s career. After processing this new development, Nora made it her mission to fully understand her diagnoses and the ways in which she could heal and adapt, particularly in an industry that neglects and delegitimizes the mental health needs of its laborers. Since then, Nora has advocated for more effective and accessible mental health assistance at the law school and practitioner levels. Nora is also a tutor and mentor to law school students who seek guidance and assistance in navigating all things law school related, including the most important principle of prioritizing their mental health.
If you have any questions or would like to get in touch with Nora, please use the below contact
information:
Nora Ezzat Cozzillio
Associate Attorney
Tully Rinckey PLLC
2001 L Street NW, Suite 902
Washington, DC 20036
[email protected]
(202) 375 - 2225
Today I chat with expert guest Laurie Lewis of Fast Forward Wellness all about INTERMITTENT FASTING! We dive into:
Connect with Laurie:
www.fastforwardwellness.com
@fast_forward_wellness
Our guest Joanna Platt discusses with us:
CONNECT WITH JOANNA:
Podcast: Love Always, Jo (name shifting soon to "The Joy of Enough")
Website: www.joanna-platt.com
IG: @joanna_platt
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