ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
This week, our guest is Dr. Roland Rotz who is a clinical psychologist, expert on ADHD, and author of the book Fidget to Focus. We discuss how to recognize and manage adult ADHD.
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We are joined by Dr. Radhule Weininger, who is a meditation teacher and psychologist in private practice. She discusses ways to nurture your awareness and learn mindfulness meditation practice. She offers many workshops and guided meditation trainings at La Casa De Maria Retreat Center and she spea…
We are joined by Elizabeth Wolfson, Ph.D., LCSW. She tells us about her work with survivors of the Holocaust who, through the gift of sharing their life narratives with traumatized youth, have helped those emerging into young adulthood create new meanings and narratives of hope. You will find out m…
Relationship coach, Cherry Norris, talks with us about the giving and receiving roles in romantic relationships. She shares about ways to create more of a capacity to begin a romantic partnership and how to maintain harmonious interactions.
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Please join us this week as Susan Ezra, RN and I discuss working with imagery and its various benefits and applications. You may find out about her book, Guided Imagery and Beyond: Stories of Healing and Transformation, and more by contacting her at imagine@integrativeimagery.com or visiting the we…
Thank you, listeners, for your following. I am taking a break in my scheduling for a bit. In this segment, Laura Simko, dear friend, fellow Imagery International Board member and writer, asks me about my interest and work around self-forgiveness. I hope you enjoy listening to our conversation. It h…
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