The NWI Podcast

Exclusive bonus interview for NWI members that follows NWI Podcast episode 34 with Jessica Davenport, aka "The Narcolepsy Whisperer" discusses sleep disorders, their diagnosis and surprisingly common mis-diagnoses, and how critical it is that we make getting quality sleep a priority.

Members bonus interview - Continuation of podcast #35 with Dr. Debi Silber of the PBT Institute, in which she discusses her multi-pronged approach to help people heal (physically, mentally, emotionally, psychologically and spiritually) from a life crisis

Exclusive Member Bonus Interview: This is a continuation of podcast #36, in which Resmaa Menakem discusses his book My Grandmother's Hands, Racialized Trauma and the Pathway to Mending Our Hearts and Bodies. This is the first self-discovery book to examine white body supremacy in America from the perspective of trauma and body-centered psychology.

Jade Pelton talks about how the emerging profession of Peer Support Specialist is providing hope and support to those recovering from addiction and mental health challenges.

Bryan Falchuk talks about his method and Book, Do a Day, in which you will learn how to make each day contribute to your goals so you can live the life you want to live.

“Work Happiness Expert” and author Jody B. Miller on how to maximize worksite happiness by tuning in to your team and embracing yourself.

This is part two of our interview with Robert Browning, PhD (h.c.). You can listen to part one in episode 56.

Many people don't realize the degree to which signals from one's heart regulate the brain. The Heartmath Institute has researched the psychophysiology of stress, resilience, and the interactions between the heart and brain for over 28 years.

Based on this research, the Heartmath Institute has developed technologies to help people self-regulate the communication between heart and brain. Heartmath trainers teach people how they can learn to be in harmony with their heart intelligence to reduce stress and reactivity, and enhance intuition; a mission whose ramifications extend as far as United Nations peace imperatives.

Learn about the remarkable science of heart intelligence and how our hearts far exceed the mere descriptor of a pump.

This is part one of our interview with Robert Browning, PhD (h.c.). You can listen to part two in episode 57.

Many people don't realize the degree to which signals from one's heart regulate the brain. The Heartmath Institute has researched the psychophysiology of stress, resilience, and the interactions between the heart and brain for over 28 years.

Based on this research, the Heartmath Institute has developed technologies to help people self-regulate the communication between heart and brain. Heartmath trainers teach people how they can learn to be in harmony with their heart intelligence to reduce stress and reactivity, and enhance intuition; a mission whose ramifications extend as far as United Nations peace imperatives.

Learn about the remarkable science of heart intelligence and how our hearts far exceed the mere descriptor of a pump.

Lance is a West Point graduate and decorated US Army Intelligence officer where he was stationed both in the United States and Southeast Asia. He has been in the genetics and biotech industry since leaving the military and joining his first medical device company, KLS Martin. He has spent 22 years in sales, management and executive leadership positions in the biotech industry, most notably at Amgen, the world’s largest biotech company. He led multiple product launches for oncology and nephrology medications and was awarded the company’s top honor of Chairman’s Circle four years running as a sales executive and sales director.

Since leaving Amgen, Lance started several successful medical companies, including co-founding Advanced Genomic Solutions in 2012. At AGS, Lance led sales and marketing teams for pharmacogenomic and toxicology diagnostic testing divisions beginning in 2012. He also successfully launched a multi-year Medicare-sponsored study enrolling thousands of patients beginning in 2014. He is also now responsible for the implementation of new laboratory expansion operations globally and global distribution of new products and continuing education. Lance resides in Arizona.

NWI podcast listeners save $14 on NWI membership by using the code AGS19 at checkout. Go to nationalwellness.org to join today.

The National Wellness Institute has launched its Emerging Wellness Professionals task force to help springboard new wellness professionals into successful careers. Find out the what, the how, and the why in this ten-minute interview with Task force member Samantha Diedrich, CWP.