In episode 53 of That Westfield Podcast, we welcomed Maria DeSantis owner of A Face Forever and a prominent expert in permanent cosmetics. Maria shares her extensive experience in the industry, starting from running a nail and tanning salon to becoming an ambassador for permanent cosmetics in New Jersey. She talks passionately about educating her clients, especially before they undergo procedures, and stresses the importance of proper credentials for practitioners. The conversation covers critical aspects of the field, including dealing with unethical practices and correcting cosmetic disasters. Maria also speaks about her involvement in community activities, such as organizing a beauty expo and collaborating with local business owners. The episode offers deep insights into the world of permanent cosmetics and Maria's mission to ensure safe and effective procedures for everyone.

To learn more visit https://www.faceforeverllc.com/ or follow on IG @afaceforever

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In episode 52 of That Westfield Podcast, we take a deep dive into holistic healing and functional medicine with Dr. Cortney Goodstadt, a doctor of physical therapy and functional medicine practitioner. Dr. Goodstadt shares her personal health journey, which led her to explore alternative approaches to conventional medicine. The discussion covers various diagnostic methods like comprehensive stool tests, blood inflammatory markers, and hair tissue mineral analysis. Dr. Goodstadt explains the importance of looking beyond traditional blood tests to identify the root causes of health issues. She emphasizes the necessity of supporting the body’s natural resilience and detoxifying processes to achieve optimal health. The episode also touches on the impact of stress and toxins on overall well-being and introduces Dr. Goodstadt’s new collaborative program focused on balancing energy and minerals for holistic wellness.

To learn more visit cgoodwellness.com or follow on IG @cgoodwellness

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In Episode 51 of That Westfield Podcast, we sit down with Sabrina Mizerek from Sabrina Mizerek Interiors. Sabrina shares her unique approach to interior design, combining traditional decor with the principles of feng shui. She discusses how feng shui can create not just beautiful spaces, but also environments that promote health and happiness by aligning energy. We explore specific examples like bedroom arrangements and working from home setups, identifying the impact of energy flow in these spaces. Sabrina also shares insights on how she assesses and tailors her services to meet individual client needs. Don't miss out on her practical advice for enhancing your living and working spaces, fostering a more harmonious and productive life.

To learn more visit sabrinamizerekinteriors.com or follow on IG @sabrinamizerekinteriors

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In our 50th episode of That Westfield Podcast, guest hosts Christine Escribano and Gene Salerno discuss their exciting new venture, Wild Cherry Furniture. The business blends Christine's Cherry Home Designs with Gene's Wild Edge Designs, focusing on furniture restoration, transformation, and creation. They reveal their passion for salvaging and repurposing old wood to create unique, bespoke pieces. The duo also shares anecdotes from their work, including their contributions to the EMS remodel and their design philosophy. As they plan to officially launch in November, fans are encouraged to follow their journey on social media and visit their website for more updates. This episode is brimming with creativity, collaboration, and a shared love for craftsmanship.

Be sure to watch them on George to the Rescue this Saturday on NBC at 9am!

To learn more visit https://cherryhomedesigns.com/furniture and follow them on IG @cherryhomedesigns

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In the latest episode of That Westfield Podcast, we were joined by Joe Brando of Brando Funding Group. We discussed the unique challenges and solutions related to securing business financing. Joe emphasized the importance of assessing each business's unique situation and crafting tailored financing solutions, from merchant cash advances to equipment financing and accounts receivable financing. He also discussed the concept of being 'bankable' and how Brando Funding Group can help businesses become more attractive to traditional banks. A major highlight was Joe's dedication to prioritizing clients' needs and offering advice even if his company couldn't directly provide the solution. Building strong and trustworthy relationships in the business community was a recurring theme throughout the podcast.

To learn more visit www.brandofundinggroup.com or follow on IG @brandofundinggroup

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In our latest episode of That Westfield Podcast, we were thrilled to host John and Emmy Fernandes, the dynamic duo behind Wonder Painting. John, originally Joao from Brazil, shared the incredible journey from their early days with Amazing Painting to the rebranding as Wonder Painting. This heartfelt discussion touched on the importance of community, trust, and quality in their trade. The couple emphasized their commitment to offering the best service, adapting to clients’ needs, and continuously learning new techniques like LimeWash. Their dedication not just to their craft but to their client's long-term satisfaction truly sets them apart. Tune in for a dose of inspiration and to learn more about their story!

To learn more visit https://www.wonderpaintingnj.com or follow on IG @wonderpaintingnj

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In the latest episode of That Westfield Podcast, we were joined by Harry Ambrosino of The Academy in Garwood. Harry discussed the comprehensive sports training offered at The Academy, focusing on not just physical conditioning but also building self-confidence in young athletes. The Academy works with a wide age range, from young children to college athletes, tailoring training to individual needs and goals. Harry shared touching stories of success, including a blind wrestler's journey to becoming an All-American. The conversation also highlighted the importance of creating a fun, encouraging environment for training and the value of building collaborative relationships with other local businesses. Overall, it's clear that The Academy is dedicated to nurturing the complete athlete.

To learn more visit https://www.academysportsnj.com or follow on IG @academysportsnj

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In episode 46 of That Westfield Podcast, we welcome Erica Reedy of Tiny and Bubbs, a one-woman playdough sensory kit business. Erica discusses how she started Tiny and Bubbs to create engaging, safe, and educational toys for her son, which then expanded into a broader business. Unique features of her products include handmade playdough, the use of kids-safe watercolor instead of food coloring, and optional scented oils. Erica shares how she's turned her kits into a fun alternative to screens and how they are perfect for restaurants, parties, and even office stress relief. The episode also highlights her future plans, including themed kits and exciting collaborations. Listeners can find Erica's products on her website and Instagram.

To learn more visit www.tinyandbubbs.com or follow her on IG @tinyandbubbs

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In Episode 45 of That Westfield Podcast, we welcomed Dr. Stacie Shivers, a licensed clinical and school psychologist. Stacie shared insightful discussions on emotional dysregulation, especially anxiety, and the importance of resilience for both adults and children. She emphasized self-care for parents, highlighting that managing one's stress can positively influence their children. Stacie also discussed the pressures faced by today's youth, particularly in navigating social media and academic challenges. She offered practical advice for parents on listening and validating their children's feelings, ensuring a supportive environment. Finally, Stacie shared details about upcoming community events and how her practice, Balanced Insight, pairs clients with specialists to best meet their mental health needs.

To learn more visit https://balancedinsight.health

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In this episode of That Westfield Podcast, we welcome Amy Mockbee and Emily Boucher from Work and Play. Amy and Emily share how their 30-year friendship and shared experience in education led them to create Work and Play, a service that supports parents and teachers. They discuss their personalized memberships, which provide one-on-one support and resources to parents, as well as their small group gatherings that foster community and shared learning. Their approach emphasizes the importance of messy, real-world parenting and the value of a supportive network. Additionally, the duo offers professional development workshops for teachers and schools, focusing on parent-teacher connections and individualized training. Amy and Emily highlight the growing need for realistic, compassionate approaches to parenting and teaching in today's fast-paced, information-heavy world.

Learn more at Work and Play

Follow on Instagram: @workandplayecc

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