The Theo Fleury Podcast

After co-authoring with Theo on the best-selling book, 'Conversations with a Rattlesnake', Kim and Theo have been busy visiting schools, prisons, companies and non-profit groups around the globe, bringing their unique approach to trauma-informed education and learning. 

Kim Barthel is a one-of-a-kind, highly sought-after speaker and therapist, and solver of unique mental health mysteries. She actively teaches around the world in the fields of relational trauma, attachment theory and sensory processing. As an occupational therapist, she blends her own brand of intuitive inquiry with cutting-edge developments in neuroscience to help people develop awareness, compassion and healthy relationships.

In Winnipeg, Barthel pioneered the first private pediatric multi-disciplinary therapy clinic in Western Canada, and she's worked in the trenches with high-risk youth. She has developed mental health services for children in Canada's Arctic, and provided trauma fieldwork training in Eastern Europe, New Orleans and the Middle East. 

For Barthel, her collaboration with Fleury is not a traditional therapist/client relationship; it's encouraging a level of healthy conversation previously unheard of her in career. 

Find Kim at her website, or follow her on Twitter.

Theo has a conversation with Peter about some of their favourite international hockey moments, past memories and some of the issues surrounding hockey today.

Peter Loubardias is a Canadian sportscaster currently serving as the color commentator for Sportsnet 960 Radio, The Fan's broadcasts of Calgary Flames games.

Loubardias attended schooling at Western Academy Broadcasting College in Saskatoon.  Known for his encyclopedic knowledge of junior hockey, Loubardias has presented sports coverage in numerous cities across Canada, including Saskatoon, Regina, Winnipeg, Moncton and Edmonton.  Loubardias has previously worked as a TV play-by-play commentator for the Calgary Flames from 2008-2011, as well as numerous Memorial Cup tournaments. He also provided play-by-play for select games of the 2010 Winter Olympics men's hockey.

Theo and Eric have a conversation about some of the many issues surrounding mental health and wellness today including depression and anxiety.

Eric is a Former 15-year pro sports exec (and current team consultant) who was fortunate enough to find a higher calling after an intense mental health battle. Recently launched a global alliance of athletes and celebrities, along with expert practitioners: We’re All A Little “Crazy,” The Global Mental Health Alliance. Members believe that life challenges affect all of us, no matter our backgrounds or careers, and that our mental health exists on a spectrum that we all fluctuate on, as opposed to: “the 1 in 5 sick vs the 4 in 5 healthy.”  

Movement Website:
www.weareallalittlecrazy.org
www.sameheremovement.org

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