Relatively Speaking, Between Friends

Episode 15 of Relatively Speaking, Between Friends, Shannon and Jamie dive in with guest speakers Vicki Rafferty and Sammy Marx, sharing their experiences as mothers through the different generations. 

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On Episode 14 of Relatively Speaking, Between Friends, MossRehab’s Nikki Benson-Watlington and Julie Hensler-Cullen return for another conversation on disability etiquette. This week they are joined by Arthur Aston, Founder of Our View and longtime disability advocate who shares his insights into how to expand Diversity Equality and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives to include ability.

The Friends of Einstein Healthcare Network are back with another episode of Relatively Speaking, Between Friends featuring guest speakers, Nikki Benson-Watlington, Outreach Coordinator for MossRehab’s Aphasia Center, and Julie Hensler-Cullen, Director of Quality and Education at MossRehab. Join them for a valuable conversation on disability etiquette including the importance of Person First language. The Disability Etiquette program, funded by the Albert Einstein Society, seeks to break down barriers which prevent understanding.

Episode 12: Hello 2022! The Year of Balance

Episode 12 of Relatively Speaking, Between Friends kicks off the first podcast of 2022. Join hosts Shannon Czincila and Jamie Lewin as they reflect on 2021 and share some exciting plans in store for the year ahead. From setting new intentions to prioritizing what matters most, this year is all about finding balance.

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”...we are all entitled to feel what we need to feel because every single person on this planet will experience death and dying and grief at some point.”

Shelley Robbins, Grief Counselor at The Center for Loss and Bereavement

Episode 11 of Relatively Speaking Between Friends addresses the hard-hitting topic of loss, grief, and how messy it all can be. Join guest speakers, Emily Vincent and Shelley Robbins from The Center for Loss and Bereavement, and Dr. Meaghan Reid, Emergency Physician at Einstein Medical Center Montgomery as they dive into personal topics, resources, and how to manage it all. 

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”I was in a war. I was battling, and cancer was not going to win. .” - Deidre Robinson

In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Episode 10 of Relatively Speaking, Between Friends, features breast cancer survivor, Deidre Robinson. She shares her inspiring story, from diagnosis through remission and how vital a positive mindset can be. 

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In Episode 9 of Relatively Speaking, Between Friends, guest speaker Dr. Claudia Lum, Internal Medicine physician at Einstein Medical Center Montgomery, addresses "back to school" concerns and stressors surrounding the new COVID Delta Variant and beyond.

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Episode 8 of Relatively Speaking, Between Friends, dives in with guest speakers and husbands of Shannon and Jamie, Bob Czincila, DO and Kevin McMonagle, as well as Harris Lewin, Jamie's father. Bob, Kevin, and Harris share their experiences as fathers through the different generations. 

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Episode 6 of Relatively Speaking, Between Friends, dives in with hosts, Shannon & Jamie interviewing Dr. David Jaspan, Chair of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Einstein, as they talk about the taboos, truths, and treats of current and expecting mothers, including the importance of advocating for yourself.

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Back by popular demand, Transformational Empowerment Coach and yoga teacher, Regina Longo, enlightens us with her wisdom about how vital it is to take a break from our wild, everyday lives and talks us through a guided meditation. 

"...there's much more pain staying in your comfort zone. Rather than the pain of being in transformation or change because it's going to happen regardless." 

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