Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 20 hours 35 minutes
Our guest Lord Russell Baker, shares a fabulous story about being driven to visit Frank Sinatra's favorite restaurant, was invited to his private area decided to come with his autography book "My Way"
"Our guest Lisa Rise talks about RISE Children's Shelter as an opportunity to teach toddlers English because we didn't really speak Spanish, And from there, how it ended up developing into a whole lifestyle to manage an organization, being volunteers but being in charge of fundraising, and in charge of the volunteers, and in charge of a lot of the operational aspects, the maintenance, and many, many things."
Our guest Lesley Corte shares some of the romance, mystery and meaning of her own past lives, as well as discussing more about her upcoming book "Gems of Time: Past Lives with Mystery, Romance and Spirit Guides". You will be spellbound by her stories and eager to learn your own past life history. To attend her FB book launch event on February 29th, please go to: https://fb.me/e/wvrfqqiVo and mark yourself as "Going" so that you receive the zoom link to the party...
Join Julie Ann with guest Jennifer Nagel in today's episode at the "after party" celebrating their Amazon best selling book "Therapists Are Human Too". Also discover more about how you can also be part of a collaborative book showcasing people helping people in February 2024.
Today's guest Nancy Gordon shares about her chapter in the upcoming book, "Therapists Are Human Too: The Healing Journey of Reciprocity". In her chapter, Nancy shares the “un-sharable” by coming out of the closet of shame. When the metal of Nancy’s car collided with another, her path was forever changed. In both her personal and professional life journey, that life-defining moment of the car accident began a trail of other life-defining moments, some painful, some profoundly transformational...
Today's guest Dr. Madeleine De Little shares about her chapter in the upcoming book, "Therapists Are Human Too: The Healing Journey of Reciprocity". In this chapter, Madeleine shares her personal story of how she was confronted with her own shame and subsequent self-forgiveness around her use of alcohol when working with Indigenous survivors of multi-generational trauma and neglect...
Today's guest is one of 8 authors in the upcoming book, "Therapists Are Human Too: The Healing Journey of Reciprocity". Bonnie Lee talks about her chapter in the book, “Bonnie the Therapist Becomes More Human” where she writes about becoming a therapist and dealing with feeling like a fraud. Through becoming more aware of her own struggles, Bonnie learns that she can be enough for her clients just by showing up as an authentic person...
Lyla shares about her chapter in the upcoming book, "Therapists Are Human Too: The Healing Journey of Reciprocity" and shines a light on a pattern of intergenerational pain and abandonment within Indigenous communities. This came as a result of the colonization experienced by generations of students in the Indian Residential School system. She delves into how this pattern impacts her own personal healing journey...
Dr. Rick Miners joins us today to talk about his chapter in the upcoming book, "Therapists Are Human Too: The Healing Journey of Reciprocity" in which he rediscovers a sense of spirituality through working with clients from a different culture (a white settler working with Indigenous clients)...
Tami talks about her chapter in the upcoming book, "Therapists Are Human Too: The Healing Journey of Reciprocity" in which she writes of faith and unconditional love when describing her transition from orphan to a cherished member of a compassionate family. After raising her own children, she attained her college degree, became a social worker assisting couples in applying to foster and/or adopt children to complete their families...