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Interview 511 Willie Handler: A Front-Row Seat To A Jewish Family’s Trauma and Resilience
Join Willie Handler as he bravely shares his journey of healing from his childhood and Jewish family’s generational trauma in this compelling interview. Discover his insights on the power of therapy...
Interview 510 Crystal Hamilton: Redefining Family after Religious Trauma
Join me and Crystal Hamilton as we uncover her journey of redefining family after religious trauma. From overcoming strict Mormon upbringing to embracing sobriety and healing, Crystal shares...
509 Laura Moulton: Grieving the Living
Join me and Laura Moulton, trauma therapist and author of Boundaries: Grieving the Living, as we explore the power of boundaries, myths about grief, and the healing strength of grieving fully. Don’t...
508 Mary Beth Schrudder: Your Attachment Style Predicts The Quality Of Your Relationships
Don’t miss our empowering interview with Mary Beth Schrudder, a Spiritual and Transformational Life Coach! Discover holistic strategies to heal addictions and transform your relationships, including...
507 Alon C Ferency – Get through Your Creative Crossroads by Unburdening Your Soul of Bad Beliefs
Join us for an inspiring interview with Rabbi Alon Ferency, a multifaceted creativity consultant and coach. Discover how play and attention can unlock your creativity, and learn to unlearn limiting...
Curcumin / Turmeric: The Superstar Spice That Needs a Little Help to Shine
Curcumin, the magic ingredient in turmeric, has a list of health benefits so long it could fill a shopping cart. It fights inflammation, battles free radicals (those pesky molecules that cause...
506 Zulma Williams: I Had Breast Cancer, Cancer Didn’t Have Me
Don't miss our interview with Steve Ward, founder of STEPS, as he shares his journey from struggling with addiction to empowering others. Discover proven strategies for improving mental health and...
505 Ken Kunken: 50 Years of Challenging How The US Sees & Treats Disabled People
Join us for an inspiring interview with Ken Kunken, the first quadriplegic graduate of Cornell University and a pioneer in disability advocacy. Hear his incredible journey of resilience, education,...
From Chips to Clarity: How Your Food Choices Shape Your Mind
Eating too much processed junk food might be bad news for your brain, even if you're doing other healthy stuff like following a good diet, new research warns. But don’t worry—there’s some good news...