Shifters

Shifters

By Amanda Bar with RTB Capital GroupBusinessEntrepreneurship
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Shifters episodes

  • Play Therapy and Working With Kids With Anna Malone
    I talk with Anna Malone with Replay Counseling in Norfolk NE. Anna is a registered play therapist and has 13 years of experience with family support and mental health practice. She also has a background in childhood education. Anna and I discuss her work with kids, types of play therapy, as well as her work with trauma.
    1 hr 26 min
  • Trumpbots and Buttheads with Jeremy Sherman PhD
    I have a conversation with Jeremy Sherman PhD. Jeremy studies evolutionary epistemology, or how organisms interpret and adapt to circumstances. He has written 1000 blog articles for Psychology Today. He has been studying 'assholes' going beyond the dark triad. He recently wrote a book called What's Up with Assholes? How to Spot and Stop Them Without Becoming One. You can find out about Jeremy on his website jeremysherman.com
    1 hr 19 min
  • Interview with Donna Wolff
    In this episode, I talk with Donna Wolff who is with the Northeast Nebraska Suicide Prevention Coalition. Donna talks about her own experience losing her son to suicide. She also discusses her work with the coalition.
    1 hr 19 min
  • Interview with Jeremy Eberle
    In this episode I speak with Jeremy Eberle with Alternative Avenues and Associates in Lincoln, NE. Jeremy is a LIMHP, CDGC, and LADC. He is also the current president elect for the Nebraska Counseling Association. Jeremy has primarily focused on treatment of substance use disorders and gambling disorders. He was a lead researcher on a study linking college students to daily fantasy sports use and his findings were presented at the National Gambling Conference in a Portland. Jeremy and I discuss his work with the NCA and some upcoming events the NCA has planned. He also discusses some of his work and experience with substance use disorders and gambling addiction. Lastly, we talk about how the world of gambling has started to intersect with younger and younger children through mobile apps and games. Intro and outro music by Broke for Free.
    1 hr 11 min
  • General discussion with Katie Loberg
    We hope everyone had a great holiday season! This week I have a discussion with Beth Larson of COR Therapeutic Services and Katie Loberg with Behavioral Health Specialists in a Norfolk. We discuss a variety of topics such as general mental health practice, addiction, and social interaction and relationships. Intro and outro music by Broke for Free.
    1 hr 7 min
  • Holiday Episode
    In this episode I talk with Beth Larson and Nicky Kettler about holiday stress. We also cover some tips about approaching gift buying, treating store employees, and interacting with family. Intro and outro music by Broke for Free.
    1 hr 7 min
  • Interview with Wende Heckert
    In this episode I talk with Wendy Heckert of Heckert Health Center in Norfolk. Wendy is an APRN, forensic nurse, and teacher. We discuss some services she offers at her clinic such as genetic testing, her background in healthcare, healthcare as is it relates to mental health, and forensic nursing. Intro and outro music by Broke for Free. Any questions please email us at [email protected]
    1 hr 41 min
  • Round Table 3
    In this episode we host another round table discussion. The topic is anything that has blown our mind in the field. We cover a range of topics ranging such as memory, biases, and dreams. Intro and outro music by Broke for Free.
    48 min
  • ADHD and Attention Span
    In this episode I discuss ADHD and the attention span. Defining attention, understanding the mechanisms involved in attention, and how attention differs in individuals are all discussed. Signs and symptoms of ADHD are discussed at the end of the episode. Into and outro music by Broke for Free.
    1 hr 6 min
  • Connecting Community to Entreprenurship with Evan Jackson
    Evan Jackson is a thought leader working at the intersection of community engagement and entrepreneurship. As the 22-year-old founder of Intus Care, a geriatric-focused healthcare technology startup, he has raised more than 2 million dollars in funding to develop software solutions for elderly care organizations. An undergraduate student at Brown University, Evan is passionate about empowering communities around him and serves as the International Undergraduate President of Kappa Alpha Psi and Vice Chairman of the Board for the Quispicanchi Project.
    Shifter Wisdom: Instead of thinking "Why Me," start thinking, "Why Not Me."
    To learn more about Evan Jackson, connect, or support Evan’s journey:
    https://www.intuscare.com/
    @ejackson.1
    www.Linkedin.com/in/evan-jackson1
    (Music by Broke for Free)
    25 min

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Shifters, Entrepreneurs on the Move, brings power-packed conversations with entrepreneurs who share their stories of shifting in life or business to keep on the move. Amanda Bar interviews guests…