Dr. Joylyn Maniaci is a badass breakup expert. From boyfriends to eating disorders and suicidal depression, she’s broken up and is breaking through. She received her doctorate of Naturopathic Medicine from Bastyr University and Yoga Life Coaching certification in 2011. She is the founder of Venus In Motion personal coaching for women and lives in Boise, Idaho with her beloved husband and dog.
To contact Joylyn, please visit: https://ihappentothings.com/
Leslie Weirich lost her son to suicide during his junior year at Wabash College. Austin was a star athlete and stellar student with no indication of suicidal ideation. Left with questions and an aching heart, Leslie embarked on a journey to go upstream and create a network of support for adolescents to build their resilience to life. She realizes that suicide is stigmatized and her hope is that by sharing Austin’s story she will get people talking and working toward a common goal of ending young adult suicide.
https://sourcesofstrength.org/
https://leslieshope.org/
https://www.indystar.com/story/sports/2018/09/25/wabash-college-football-suicides/1404765002/
Alcohol addiction is a serious and difficult condition to overcome. There are many different medical services that, when used together, can help treat and prevent addiction. As simple as this seems, many people neglect these solutions until it is too late.
Have you heard about the C Three Foundation?
The C Three foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advocating for The Sinclair Method, or TSM. TSM is a way to reduce alcohol consumption for people who suffer from alcohol addiction and for gray area drinkers.
Jenny Williamson is the Executive Director of the Board of Directors of the C Three Foundation. She works hard to increase awareness of TSM so that more alcohol dependent people will have the opportunity to learn more about this form of pharmacological extinction that essentially erases the alcohol habit from the brain.
Unfortunately, the treatment industry has not participated in promoting this harm reduction protocol for helping people to reduce their drinking. Ms. Williamson is aware that most of that responsibility has fallen on the C Three Foundation.
There are several alcohol addiction treatment options, including TSM. It is reasonable to offer patients choices and it is reasonable to make recomendations based on the individual situations of individual patients.
People deserve equal access to treatment for alcohol misuse. Ms. Williamson and actress Claudia Christian have created the C Three Foundation as a program to act as a bridge between healthcare providers and people interested in medication for alcohol treatment so they can work on overcoming alcoholism.
While naltrexone is the main medication used in The Sinclair Method, the C Three Foundation has no connection to the manufacturers of Naltrexone. While naltrexone, the opiate blocker, plays an important part in treating alcohol abuse, there is more to TSM than just taking a pill every day.
As a tax exempt organization that is structured as a charity, the C Three Foundation provides information on the science of TSM and it provides an advanced treatment locator to help prospective patients to find healthcare providers experienced with TSM.
Please visit Jenny Williamson at https://cthreefoundation.org/
Learn more at our website https://drleeds.com and our podcast website, https://therehab.com.
Sam Mitchell is the host of the popular podcast “Autism Rocks”. Hearing about Autism from the perspective of a 19-year-old WITH Autism, was eye-opening, to say the least!
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Today we will look at the benefits of being alone and how it differs from being lonely. It is important to take time by ourselves to look retrospectively, reflect, and decompress. That is something that is best done alone, but it is also important to ensure we’re not becoming lonely in the process.
Join Dr. Paul Meier and Kristin Walker as they talk about how powerful and unseen influences affect our lives and our mental health!
This is the second episode on this powerful topic.
Anne Moss Rogers is the author of Diary of a Broken Mind and Emotionally Naked: A Teacher’s Guide to Preventing Suicide and Recognizing Students at Risk. Anne Moss lost her 20-year-old son Charles to suicide after a long battle with anxiety, depression, and eventually, substance use disorder. Since then, she has made it her life’s mission to write and speak about mental health, suicide prevention, substance misuse, and finding hope after loss.
Through her books, podcasts, presentations, and website, she is reducing stigma and giving parents and teachers actionable items that make a difference in the fight against suicide.
Every teacher needs a copy of this book!!!
https://www.amazon.com/Emotionally-Naked-Teachers-Preventing-Recognizing/dp/1119758300
Check out her website:
https://annemossrogers.com/
Diary of a Broken Mind
https://www.amazon.com/DIARY-BROKEN-MIND-Mothers-Haunting/dp/0998788163
Charles Rap:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lW7bSt2J3Xo
Joshua Copeland works with leaders that struggle with inner happiness and peace. He shares his own story of tragic losses and triumphant success to help others find the root of their issue. He then helps them create an action plan. His story is one of success, failure, and perseverance.
For more, visit www.timkrass.com and be on the lookout for my upcoming book, “You Don’t Have To Swallow Your Gun.”
Today we discuss the power of random acts of kindness and why we should all strive to be more kind even when nobody is looking.
Join Dr. Paul Meier and Kristin as they discuss a misunderstood mental health condition: Hoarding.
