Resilience Radio

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Edward Kentish

Bonus episode with Erin O Connell.

Erin wants people to know that nirs approach is about creating movements for how someone wants to move through the world and their ability to do that, and how that movement impacts their day to day rather than focusing on shape, weight, and appearance.

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Ketosis, Paleo Diet, Stress, and relationship with Intuitive Eating.

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Genevieve Drutchas is the owner of Bee Haven Honey Farm and shares her personal story of her struggle with long COVID.

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Since the initial spontaneous discovery in 1973 Sharon has been exploring the curious phenomenon of Bone Change. These techniques are designed to address shape and contour. Bone Change employs precisely placed manual pressure into the fascial elements of the bone. The chronic distortions left over from badly healed breaks in the bone, or scars in the bone, transform towards normal in moments. Results appear to be permanent.

Bone Work

Kerry is an acupuncturist with a passion for the integration of Chinese medicine into modern medical care. After completing her education at Bastyr University in 2003, she embarked on a worldwide adventure launching acupuncture onboard cruise ships. After being part of a corporate team that launched acupuncture on over 100 ships, she landed back home in Vermont. During the next decade, she helped a group of acupuncturists launch services for cancer patients in the CVMC oncology department and am currently working with fertility clinics to offer acupuncture for supporting fertility care.

www.acupunctureinvermont.com

www.chichichocolate.com

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Kerry is an acupuncturist with a passion for the integration of Chinese medicine into modern medical care. After completing her education at Bastyr University in 2003, she embarked on a worldwide adventure launching acupuncture onboard cruise ships. After being part of a corporate team that launched acupuncture on over 100 ships, she landed back home in Vermont. During the next decade, she helped a group of acupuncturists launch services for cancer patients in the CVMC oncology department and am currently working with fertility clinics to offer acupuncture for supporting fertility care.

www.acupunctureinvermont.com

www.chichichocolate.com

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30925124/

Noah's work incorporates aspects of mindfulness practice and Buddhist philosophy, nature awareness, and cognitive-behavioral and solution-focused therapies. He finds richness in facilitating clients' direct connection with the natural world and prefers to work outdoors as much as possible when the weather permits. However, he also finds that exploring our relationship to present-moment sensory experience can be practiced in any setting, whether outdoors, indoors, online, or by phone. He works with people throughout the life span, including children, adolescents, adults, and elders, and meets with clients individually and as couples and families.

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/noah-weinstein-montpelier-vt/213376

Irvin gets interviewed this time.

Mary's work changes constantly. She's been working in public health in one way or another for 20+ years. She works to plan and manage projects that aim to make it easier for people to live healthy lives. Most of her recent work has focused on chronic disease prevention and disabilities inclusion. She works primarily in upstate NY.

linkedin.com/in/maryellencarney

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ws0Ng2CkxPg,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Q5sc9TeHl0