You Must Be Out Of Your Mind with Dr. Don Wood

Dr. Amy Robbins talks about how her experience with death has made her more curious about it. Through her studies and conversations with people, she has come to find peace with death and works to bring that to others who are dealing with loss. Amy's podcast "Life, Death, and The Space Inbetween" explores life, death, and consciousness. Amy is a Clinical Psychologist of almost 20 years. She encourages her clients to be curious and ask questions stating "it's ok to be skeptical". 

Learn more about Amy and listen to her podcast here: https://www.dramyrobbins.com/about

Darren Hobbs joins the podcast today to talk about how the pandemic will affect the mental health of our future children. Having children grow up while parents were in lockdown dealing with financial struggle is going to play a key part in the future of mental health. Yes, the pandemic has had an effect on adults today, but trauma is carried for five generations and this will continue to play a role in mental health for a long time. 

Vienna Pharaon is a licensed marriage and family therapist. She's the founder of Mindful MFT and the author of "The Origins of You". She joins the podcast today to talk about the role past trauma plays in our current relationships and how to deal with your part trauma as well as your partner's past trauma. Vienna has great quotes on her Instagram page that you can follow here: https://www.instagram.com/mindfulmft/?hl=en

Today’s guest Sarah Hiner is the former president and CEO of Bottomline Inc. She is the author of “The Chemistry of Happiness”. She joins the podcast to discuss modern medicine and the effect it can have on people. She shares her opinions on how medicine can be improved to support the individual. To learn about Sarah’s Chemistry of Happiness program and get 50% off the first month go to https://soaak.com/sh50/

Tommy Breedlove is the best-selling author of the book "Legendary". He left his corporate job and now helps clients to find their significance. He works to push his clients to be the person they want to be. He talks to Dr. Don Wood about facing trauma and how that can help you achieve your goals. 

Learn more about Tommy on his site: https://tommybreedlove.com/

Sam Sells is the CEO at Wild Mountain Capital — a company with the mission to aid America's affordable housing crisis while helping others achieve financial freedom. He talks about America's housing crisis and how his company works with people to give them a home they can be proud of. He also discusses dark money and how it has made its way into cryptocurrency.

Learn more about Sam and Wild Mountain Capital here: https://wildmountaincapital.com/

Today's guest Erik Cabral left his corporate job to pursue real estate invest which allowed him to achieve financial freedom. He's now the founder of On Air Brands where he helps podcasts grow their brands. He gives his tips on how to make a great show and get your show heard over the competition. Erik and Dr. Wood talk about allowing yourself to heal to be able to achieve your goals.

You can learn more about Erik here: https://www.erikcabral.co/

Today's guest Kenny Bednarek is a track and field runner. He won a silver medal in the Tokyo Olympics in the 200 meters. He joins Dr. Wood to talk about his journey as an athlete and the mental blocks he has had to overcome to push himself and how his work with Dr. Wood is giving him permission to let go of past traumas that keep him down.

Cicely Simpson has a background in politics and business. She’s worked as a public operative and is now working with her fourth Presidential Administration. Her program “Pull Up Your Chair” gives people the tools to execute a career strategy that works for them. On this episode, Cicely and Dr. Wood talk about how his work with trauma and her work with business and politics combine.

You can learn more about Cicely and her program “Pull Up Your Chair” here: https://cicelysimpson.com/

Shannon Huffman Polsoln grew up in Alaska with a military father. She became one of the first women to fly the Apache attack helicopter in the US Army. In her book “North of Hope”, she travels back home to Alaska to retrace her father and stepmom’s last days before a grizzly bear killed them. In this episode, she talks about how the pieces of her childhood turned her into an over-performer.

You can learn more about Shannon and where to get her books here: https://shannonpolson.com/