This week Host Kaiyura Albery speaks with ex Air Force turned Life Coach Ivan L. James II, about the limiting beliefs that hold us back and how we can overcome them. 

Ivan left his career in the Air Force to focus on the things that really matter, sharing his presence, wit and all the right questions to bring light into the lives of others.

If you want to know more about Ivan L. James II, you can access his online community here. 

If you would like to receive a complementary 20 minute 1:1 breakthrough call with Ivan, click here.

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Join us this week a Host Kaiyura Albery speaks with Writer and Speaker Nick Taber about how authoritarian structures like the Mental Health Industry and the Education System, can do more harm to a child's creative potential, than help. 

Nick has a background in East Asian Political Economy and Authoritarian Politics. He spent years living in East Asia, where he advised corporate clients about policy landscape.

He has studied at some top notch universities, including the London School of Economics, where he earned a Master's degree in International Political Economy, and he's written about authoritarianism in China for globally renowned publications. 

The thing that stands out most about Nick is his embodiment of his values, the strength and clarity of his message and how it all fuses together to form one of the rarest of human qualities, the sovereign mind.

Make sure you check out Nick’s blog, you can read his articles here.

To hear him speak, you can find his YouTube here.

His X (Twitter) account can be found here.

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Host Kaiyura Albery speaks with Dr Dona Biswas FRANZCP MBBS MD (Psych), an Australian-based Integrative Psychiatrist, Researcher and Author of the book The Quantum Psychiatrist, From zero to zen using evidence-based solutions beyond medication and therapy. 

Dreamer and Seeker on the road less travelled, Dr Biswas is tackling the human consciousness question, and reshaping the landscape of mental health treatment in the process.

Join us this episode for a discussion on infinite potential, new/old treatment modalities, Dr Amit Goswami's concept of Quantum Psychiatry, Dr Peta Stapleton's research on EFT, Dr Dona Biswas' upcoming book and why she believes life can be so much more than just symptom reduction.

You can find her book The Quantum Psychiatrist, From zero to zen using evidence-based solutions beyond medication and therapy here.

If you want to know about Dr Amit Goswami, you can find his website here.

More information on Dr Peta Stapleton and EFT can be found here. 

The 'new' body system mentioned in this episode is called the Primo Vascular System, for more information check out this article.

For more information on Dr Vivek Sharma, Expert in QEEG and Neurofeedback, you can go here.

You can find the poem - Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening by Robert Frost here.

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In the second episode of Reflexive Perspectives, Kaiyura speaks with Grant Lavac, Husband, Father, Filmmaker and Host of the Australian UFO podcast "The Unexplained Rundown".
 
A self-proclaimed 'ordinary guy who believes in extraordinary things', Grant uses his communication skills and the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) in Australia and the USA, to uncover what Australia is really doing, in response to the emerging UFO conversation.

Grant's open mind and willingness to engage in things that spark his curiosity, has garnered him a loyal following, a network of trusted advisors and some significant success in his Freedom Of Information efforts.

Rest assured Grant is on the case, keeping the Australian Government and Defence Services accountable every step of the way. He's the face of the new generation of Australian UFO researchers and he's making the world a better place, one Freedom Of Information request at a time.

Check out Grant Lavac's Podcast The Unexplained Rundown.
If you want to support Grant in his efforts, you can head to his page on Patreon. 

For more information about the discussion on healing and the mind, you can find the work of Quantum Psychiatrist Dr Dona Biswas here. If you prefer an audiobook, you can find this here.

Dolores Cannon gets a shout out in this episode, and we'll have more to say about her work in the future. If you want to know more now, you can find her website here.

Thank you for joining us, we hope you've enjoyed the show and we'll be back in two weeks.

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In today's episode, host Kaiyura Albery speaks with artist, musician, cultural practitioner and friend Dan Roe.  

Join us as we explore themes of belonging, spirituality, philosophy and Australian society. 

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Introducing Reflexive Perspectives, a podcast about hope, healing and compassion. 

From a childhood memory that makes no sense, to a workplace experience of reflexive practice, host Kaiyura Albery explains why she's making this podcast, and what you can expect in future episodes.

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