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Featured01:00Kathleen Nagy - Humming for Health
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There’s a hidden superpower in your voice. It can give you the energy you need to feel better, sleep better, and live better. It’s easily accessible, inexpensive, and highly effective.
It is…your voice!
Professional energy workers and neophytes alike will find palpable solutions that get to the root cause of physical and emotional pain. Katheleen Nagy's Humming for Health helps you uncover the valuable tools already within your body that will let it speak for itself about what needs to be soothed, balanced, and healed because humming:~ Releases endorphins that promote well-being and enhanced immune support~ Requires deep breathing that naturally reduces heart rate and blood pressure ~ Increases nitric oxide in the sinuses to hinder respiratory illness~ Raises cellular oxygen levels to assist lymphatic drainage and the body’s trash removal ~ Stimulates the pineal gland to increase melatonin levels and relieve insomnia~ Utilizes Sound Energy to create a space for alignment and the potential for miracles.
When you know how to hum in your body's musical key, you foster a more conscious, collaborative relationship with your body’s natural healing processes. This book will teach you how to feel your voice move energy through your body as you discover your superpower!
Find Kathleen at The Soundlady to get started today!
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Comparing a Mental Illness Recovery with Parkinsons
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Alice A. Holstein, Ed.D was diagnosed with bipolar mood disorder at the age of 51, which interrupted her career and produced some 12 years of intense suffering with many manic episodes, many hospitalizations, thousands of dollars spent and overall, a bleak prognosis of recovery. She lives now, as an elder, with a full if careful life of extraordinary wellness despite still being on medication. She has a dramatic story to share about how she developed a revolutionary understanding of mental health recovery which she believes can be at least partially related to recovery with Parkinsons.
In her presentation she will explain this potential correlation by first enumerating the comparisons, such as that she too was given a bleak prognosis and told that heavy medication was required. She also understands that Parkinson’s can often produce depression in those who suffer. Her thoughts can help people specifically deal with that diagnosis. Alice believes that illness in general should be treated as a whole person approach---holistically, to include mental, emotional, physical, spiritual and social aspects. The medical profession does not proceed in this fashion. She accidentally discovered this more complete framework and has developed specific understandings that may be helpful to those dealing with Parkinsons. She also believes that recovery is partly a matter of developing one’s higher consciousness.
Her ideas and words will likely challenge, inspire and encourage the listeners on this broadcast to continue and add to the kinds of things they already are doing to improve their conditions vs. degenerate. Her example serves as a beacon of hope to living a healthier life regardless of one’s diagnosis, going beyond present practices to achieve stronger wellness and increased satisfaction.
Her website is www.aliceholstein.net
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The Silent Contributor: Uncovering Non-Neurological Aspects of TBI w/ Dr. Hennes
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Dr. Michael Hennes, a Doctor of Chiropractic and Board-Certified Chiropractic Neurologist at The Neural Connection, holds a Doctorate in Chiropractic and a Bachelor's in Human Biology from Northwestern Health Sciences University. He is certified in Functional Neurology and a Brain Injury Specialist. Specializing in neurological rehabilitation and nutrition, Dr. Hennes focuses on traumatic brain injury, concussion, vestibular disorders, and migraines. He actively participates in the Minnesota Chiropractic Association Sports Council, providing sideline care and legislative advocacy. In his free time, Dr. Hennes is an enthusiastic DIY'er, particularly in woodworking. He also enjoys traveling, exploring foreign languages, learning about wine, and cherishes family time. www.theneuralconnection.com
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Recovering from the Impacts of Childhood Parental Alienation
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In this episode, Dr. David Hanscom talks with Lisa Goodpaster, author, childhood trauma educator and founder of the Stephood Project. A child of divorce, she broke her neck, and suffered for years with over 22 physical symptoms and intense chronic pain. She shares her experience of feeling alienated from both her mother and father by her stepmother, and the impact it had on her childhood. She explains that by reading Back in Control, going through the Hoffman process and working with somatic therapist Kendra Bloom, she discovered the roots of her suffering in her childhood alienation and how to use that awareness to heal.
Lisa Goodpaster is the founder of the Stephood Project, a childhood trauma educator and the author of Alienated: When Parents Won’t Parent. She was alienated from both her mother and father by her stepmother. Lisa’s ability to connect and inspire while creating a safe space for all who are struggling to understand children who have been alienated is unmatched. Lisa is also a motivational speaker helping all families and professionals understand the complex issues that arise in all families. Her ability to connect and help others understand the dangers of not co-parenting and the connection to parental alienation is creating a positive movement forward to help create change while clearing the path for other survivors to come forward. For more information, visit https://www.stephoodproject.org.
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Shoulder Injuries - Part 2
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Today we are talking about Shoulder Injuries (Part 2). Don't miss this life-changing Episode!
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Test. Tues. w/Cyndy&Mike Faster Recovery for collarbone, hips & knees. Best tool
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Foundations Of Relationship - Dialogs With Dr. Cousens & Dr. Sacks 4/29/24
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Foundations Of Relationship - Dialogs With Dr. Cousens & Dr. Sacks 4/29/24
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HD Uncut with Meredith Patterson
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Meredith Patterson is a performing artist, author, and producer whose family was impacted by Huntington's Disease. To learn more about her, please visit her website: https://meredithpatterson.com/
She also has a podcast called "Confessions of an Actress". This week on her podcast, she shared about Huntington's Disease as a way to raise awareness. You can check out the episode here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/confessions-of-an-actress/id1456371818?i=1000652286159
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Heal From Trauma Through Movement Therapy with Movement Therapist Erica Hornthal
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Today's special guest, Erica Hornthal, is a board certified dance/movement therapist and licensed clinical professional counselor based in Chicago. Erica is also author of Body Aware, a book devoted to movement, and Founder of Chicago Dance Therapy where she assists clients in moving their bodies to move their minds.
When she found herself in the thick of crisis counseling after the horrific July 4th, 2022 shooting at the parade in downtown Highland Park, IL, it became clear to her that people seeking emotional support, as well as the volunteers, had one thing in common that nobody was addressing- their nervous systems were in utter distress.
As a movement therapist, this realization was nothing new. However, in this moment, she found herself wishing she had a body-based emotional first-aid kit to guide these survivors out of their heads and back into their bodies and the idea for The Movement Therapy Deck was born.
Now, her 52 Movement Therapy cards with embodied practices to relieve stress/anxiety, heal from trauma and find emotional balance are available to the public via Target, Amazon and her website. They offer perfect prompts to acknowledge, move through and release emotions and are accessible to everyone no matter age or physical ability.
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Featured00:48
Udo Erasmus: Healing Through Food
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Udo Erasmus is the co-founder of the “Udo’s Choice” line, which is found in Whole Foods and other health food stores worldwide. He designed the machinery for making oils with health in mind and pioneered flax oil, a billion-dollar industry.
As an adult, he got pesticide poisoning in 1980, leaving doctors at a loss regarding treatment. Deciding to take his health into his own hands, Udo researched. His discoveries led him to a passion for finding answers to life’s big questions, which hopefully one day bring him and the world peace.
Today, Udo is an acclaimed speaker and author of many books, including the best-selling “Fats That Heal Fats That Kill", which has sold over 250,000 copies. He teaches at events hosted by Tony Robbins and Deepak Chopra and has keynoted an international brain health conference.
Udo has impacted over 25,000,000 lives with his message on oils, health, peace, nature, and human nature.
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Part 2: Close Up Radio to Welcome Back Gifted Healer Shirley Furman
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Newport Beach, CA -- Shirley Furman is a Psychiatric nurse practitioner, a therapist, a wellness coach and a practitioner of integrated healing.
Over the course of 30 years, Shirley has helped more than 1500 women and men to achieve mental and emotional release from scars and fears to clear the way to empower themselves. She takes them on a journey from merely surviving to thriving. Some key areas of focus are; Sleep Issues and Insomnia; Stress, Anxiety, & Panic; Struggling Parents; Depression & Grief; Fears & Phobias; Weight Loss; Smoking Cessation; and Pregnancy & Postpartum issues.
Shirley applied her tools and philosophies to her own life when she was diagnosed with cancer late last year. She says she now sees it as more of a gift than a curse, a chance to stretch and learn and improve. Challenges are there to teach us, she notes, and the more powerful the challenge, the better the potential lesson.
Shirley has outstanding credentials including a Bachelor’s degree in Music Education, Master’s degree in Counseling, a Master’s degree in Nursing, and certification as a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. She is also certificated in CBTI (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia). Hypnotherapy and Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) and has studied Integrative Wellness, Meditation, and Breathwork. She has an insatiable curiosity and loves learning to add new therapy and tools to her toolkit.
Shirley encourages people to learn their strengths, find their voice, and own their power. To find a transition between what used to be and with what can be.
For more information on Shirley’s professional journey please visit www.shirleyfurmanhealing.com
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Genetic Testing in Cancer Screening
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Understanding if you have a certain type of inherited genetic mutation, called BRCA, could be key in understanding if your family is at greater risk of developing certain types of cancer, and if already diagnosed with cancer, may impact your treatment options.
Dr. Joanne Mortimer, a breast cancer oncologist at City of Hope Cancer Center, and Jessica, a breast cancer patient, join #LTARadio to highlight some key health information. Check it out here.
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