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When Life Becomes a Song with Jean Fox
Welcome to Integrated Wellbeing podcast for people in grief and the professionals who serve them. Please subscribe š
We are here to provide education, inspiration, and practical tools for our audience by interviewing those bereaved by loss, mental health professionals, and grief specialists. Our mission at the Integrated Wellbeing Institute is to awaken the griever to their Inner Peace through the guidance of their body.
Find me and learn more about Integrated Wellbeing Institute here:Ā ā ā https://integratedwellbeinginstitute.comā ā
Contact me with comments, suggestions, and questions: By phone: 503-309-3966 (USA) Or email: [email protected]
This interview explores:
Here is the Journal Article Jean and I are both published in:
https://societyforritualarts.com/coreopsis/autumn-2023-issue/suicide-art-and-personal-myths/
Jean Fox is a seasoned veteran in the film industry, having held tenured positions for numerous years. She has excelled in a diverse array of roles, including serving as a spokesperson, makeup artist, producer, singer/songwriter, and set decorator. Her collaborations have extended to esteemed clients such as ESPN, TNT, The NFL, Scripps Howard, HGTV, Gallo, as well as dignitaries within the realms of sports, politics, health, education, and the arts.
A true polymath and citizen scientist, she tirelessly pushes the boundaries of our collective knowledge. Notably, a song she co-wrote with Jane Rivar secured the second position in the International Song of Peace Contest. Since 2020, Jean has dedicated her time as the Executive Assistant to Dr. Stanley Krippner furthering her breadth of knowledge.
Jean and her husband, Mike, call Sacramento, California, home, and they play various roles within their company, Fox Productions, Inc. You can explore more about their work at www.foxproductions.tv and www.NightFrights.com. Jean Fox's personal website can be found at www.jeanfox.tv.
Jean's song, Carry Me, can be found on her website, or here on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqKAsvsApAc
Watch this interview on my YouTube channel: ā https://www.youtube.com/@georgenagraceā
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By Georgena GraceWelcome to Integrated Wellbeing podcast for people in grief and the professionals who serve them. Please subscribe š
We are here to provide education, inspiration, and practical tools for our audience by interviewing those bereaved by loss, mental health professionals, and grief specialists. Our mission at the Integrated Wellbeing Institute is to awaken the griever to their Inner Peace through the guidance of their body.
Find me and learn more about Integrated Wellbeing Institute here:Ā ā ā https://integratedwellbeinginstitute.comā ā
Contact me with comments, suggestions, and questions: By phone: 503-309-3966 (USA) Or email: [email protected]
This interview explores:
Here is the Journal Article Jean and I are both published in:
https://societyforritualarts.com/coreopsis/autumn-2023-issue/suicide-art-and-personal-myths/
Jean Fox is a seasoned veteran in the film industry, having held tenured positions for numerous years. She has excelled in a diverse array of roles, including serving as a spokesperson, makeup artist, producer, singer/songwriter, and set decorator. Her collaborations have extended to esteemed clients such as ESPN, TNT, The NFL, Scripps Howard, HGTV, Gallo, as well as dignitaries within the realms of sports, politics, health, education, and the arts.
A true polymath and citizen scientist, she tirelessly pushes the boundaries of our collective knowledge. Notably, a song she co-wrote with Jane Rivar secured the second position in the International Song of Peace Contest. Since 2020, Jean has dedicated her time as the Executive Assistant to Dr. Stanley Krippner furthering her breadth of knowledge.
Jean and her husband, Mike, call Sacramento, California, home, and they play various roles within their company, Fox Productions, Inc. You can explore more about their work at www.foxproductions.tv and www.NightFrights.com. Jean Fox's personal website can be found at www.jeanfox.tv.
Jean's song, Carry Me, can be found on her website, or here on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqKAsvsApAc
Watch this interview on my YouTube channel: ā https://www.youtube.com/@georgenagraceā