What If No One Answered The Call

Nancy Regas returns to continue the conversation our todays kids with James Lott Jr.
Nancy Regas is an accomplished voice over artist working in the radio and online spheres. Nancy is also accustom to public speaking, having delivered speeches for civic organizations, churches and schools throughout the country. Nancy continues to hone her craft as a voice over actor through Voicercise working with the multitalented, Beverly Bremers. Here are her words: "Nancy is the ultimate professional in every way. She's punctual, thorough, conscientious, creative, follow directions well, a self-starter, and a delightful person to work with. I highly recommend her!" Also, out of 487 auditions for That's Voiceover, Nancy's in the top 40 for round two on Nov. 12, 2016. In addition, Nancy was a counselor for 22 years in the San Diego Unified School District and then a regional representative for Albion College for 3 years.

Because her passion for education still lives, she wrote and self-published, The Art of Being a School Counselor. She also recorded the audiobook. It is the 2021 NYC Big Book Award WINNER, Category Education, a Finalist for the National Indie Excellence Awards and an Honorable Mention [Category Nonfiction] for the San Francisco Book Festival. The audiobook was the 2021 NYC Big Book Award Distinguished Favorite, Category Nonfiction. Her book is available on Barnes & Noble, Amazon, Kindle, and audible.com Her goal is to help educators be more fulfilled as they touch the lives of their students and to help parents support their student's educational journey.

Nancy L. Regas is an educator, author, counselor, and voice-over artist with decades of experience working with young people and families. She spent 22 years as a school counselor and another three years as a regional college representative, drawing on that experience to advocate for students and help educators and parents better understand the role of school counseling. She is the author of The Art of Being a School Counselor: Leading with Confidence, Compassion & Authenticity, a blend of memoir, practical guidance, and real-world lessons designed for counselors, educators, parents, and people considering a career in school counseling. Regas has described the book as part of her legacy to the students whose lives she had the privilege of sharing. She also works professionally as a voice-over artist and public speaker, bringing her background in education and counseling into her communication work.

Yes there is and you know who they are!

After the 1st responders, there is a secondary line that comes in to assist!

We are starting the discussion beyond the 1st responder.

And what does it men when you do....

For June's Mens Mental health Month, James talks about the importance of supporting a 1st responders mental health and for 1st Responders to get help.

Its Mens Mental Health Month in June. James shares a story that many can relate to.

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WOUND CARE THERAPIST! Ward grew up in South Alabama and moved around the South with a career in construction management after receiving his Bachelor of science degree from Auburn University. After 5 years, he decided to return to school and earned a doctorate degree in Physical Therapy. After graduation he developed a strong interest in wound care and the unique opportunity the field provides to help people. His interest pushed him to meet and speak with like-minded wound care therapists across the country. He eventually connected with Michael Reed and subsequently spent a week with him and his staff to learn more about his private practice. About one year after their initial meeting in 2022, Michael called and asked Ward to join his private practice in Casper. Ward has not looked back since joining Michael and his staff and hopes to work alongside Michael while carrying on his unique techniques for skilled wound care as well as his careful attention to patient care. follow @wyomingwoundcare on IG!