# Julie Martin
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julie martin (also Robinson) is a fictional character from the Australian soap opera Neighbours. Originally played by Vikki Blanche, she made her first screen appearance during the show's first episode broadcast on 18 March 1985. The character departed in the same year.
Julie Martin -“You don’t wake up one day and decide to throw your life and finances away”
Julie Martin, Peer-Aid Training Co-Ordinator at Betknowmore, shares her heartbreaking story about her ex-husband who had a gambling addiction for 25+ years. She shares how it affected him, and those around him, including his wife and two young children. Sadly, with his gambling addiction came abusi…
047 - Julie Martin: Before Silicon Valley, There Was E.A.T.
This episode dives into one of the most overlooked turning points in modern innovation: the moment artists and engineers decided to build the future together. Julie Martin, co-director of E.A.T. (Experiments in Art and Technology), joins Nir Hindie for a deep exploration of the collaborations that …
The One on the Investment Tax Credit to accelerate Digital Transformation
In January 2024, the Luxembourg government introduced a new investment tax credit to accelerate digital, ecological, and energy transformations for businesses. This initiative goes beyond a financial incentive; it's a strategic move to drive digital transformation across industries.
In this speci…
#77 | 2026 GP Japan
Back to back wins for Kimi Antonelli and Forecast 1 brings you all the highlights. We talk everything through with Julie from proudf1mama, reviewing the full race weekend. Who were the main performers this weekend and who dissapointed us? Check out the quiz at the end to see how Sam battles a new o…
E8 | ‘Mompreneur’ - In conversation with Julie Martin | Fearless
Julie Martin launched enerj Balls in Bettendorf after making healthy and convenient snacks for her family that she thought others might like. We talked with her about being a mom and a business owner, and how those two areas of her life coexist.
Fearless: ‘Mompreneur’ - In conversation with Julie Martin
Julie Martin launched enerj Balls in Bettendorf after making healthy and convenient snacks for her family that she thought others might like. We talked with her about being a mom and a business owner, and how those two areas of her life coexist.
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28. Motherhood Grief is Real and Nobody Warns You About It
In this episode of Pivot or Perish, Bianca continues the Ambition After Motherhood series with a conversation about the grief, identity shifts, and emotional weight that can come with motherhood, even when motherhood is deeply wanted.
Bianca is joined by Julie Martin, LMFT, a licensed marriage and…
Are Digital Nomads Running Away? Mental Health as a Digital Nomad
Moving abroad doesn't fix your mental health, but it doesn't have to hurt it either. It's more complicated than either of those things, and that's exactly what we got into in this conversation.
I sat down with Julie Martin, a licensed marriage and family therapist who specializes in working with ex…
Reverse Culture Shock as a Digital Nomad
Reverse culture shock can be unexpected when you start out as a nomad. In this episode I sit down with returning guest and friend Julie Martin, licensed marriage and family therapist for expats and nomads. She actually lived my old dream of being a therapist in New York before leaving it behind for…
Episode 34- Julie Martin
Julie Martin is a highly trained and experienced therpist who is passionate about helping people heal from their habits, hurts, and hangups. In addition to seeing patients in her clinic, Julie also helps facilitate Celebrate Recovery at her church in the Lake Norman area of NC.
We chatted with her…
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