Year: 2018

The session in which we talk about suicide prevention with Yasamin Brown, CEO of the Hope Restored Suicide Prevention Project, LLC. Yasamin lost her father, the late Dr. Ronald Chance Brown, to suicide in 2002. She now uses her experience and Public Health degree to train professionals and lay people in suicide prevention at HopeRestoredProject.net. 

IS PATH WARM?  an acronym to help remember suicide warning signs:

I Ideation (thinking about suicide)

S Substance abuse

P Purposelessness

A Anxiety

T Trapped

H Hopelessness

W Withdrawal

A Anger

R Recklessness

M Mood Changes

If someone you know is in crisis please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1(800)273-TALK (8255) or contact the Crisis Text Line by texting TALK to 741-741

 

 

The session in which we talk to Rhoda Fuchs-Morton, LPC about how we can have more meaningful conversations by developing a deeper understanding of ourselves and others. Rhoda is a licensed professional counselor in private practice in Jenkintown, PA.

You can find Rhoda at fuchsmortonholistic.com

The session in which we experiment with our new equipment while interviewing our sound engineer, musician Hal Aaron. Our sound continues to improve as we learn to use our new mixer, amp, mics, and headphones over the next few sessions (thanks for your patience). 

Check out HalAaron.com for Awesome Live Music

Hal also now has a podcast launching mid-January 2019:              More info at TalesOfTheRoadWarriors.com, and  facebook.com/TalesOfTheRoadWarriors

The session in which we talk to Rosalind Holtzman about what inspired her, a suburban mom, to activism… to the point of more than 1 arrest since the election of 2016.

www.facebook.com/TuesdaysWithToomey

The session in which we interview Sarah Robinson, Esq. about her work at the Institute to Address Commercial Sexual Exploitation. Sarah is the Institute’s inaugural Justice for Victims Fellow providing trauma-informed legal advocacy to victims and survivors of commercial sexual exploitation (www.cseinstitute.org).

 

The session in which we chat with Betsy Teutsch about her awesome book entitled, 100 Under $100: One Hundred Ways to Empower Global Women. This book includes beautiful pictures and more than 100 ways to help empower women around the world, all for less (sometimes way less) than $100. Would make a good holiday gift.

You can find the book wherever you find other books!

Check out Betsy’s page: facebook.com/100Under100

Plus, another shout out for DiningForWomen.org

Also, take a look at SheWritesPress

The session in which we talk to Dr. Barry Jacobs about transforming healthcare for patients with complex needs. Dr. Jacobs is a well-known expert in supporting family caregivers with a passion for behavioral health integration and complex care management. 

Barry J. Jacobs

 

The session in which we interview Dr. Cheryll Rothery about how we can create safe spaces in our clinical practices for African American women.

The session in which we interview Dr. Gail Karafin about teen sleep needs and implications for changing school start times. 

An update: Since our interview with Dr. Karafin, Senate Resolution No. 417 was passed. This resolution directs the Joint State Government Commission to establish an advisory committee to conduct a study on secondary school start time in PA.

Dr. Karafin founded the Pennsylvania Chapter of Start School Later -StartSchoolLater.net

The session in which we interview Jean Fleschute, founder of the Community Learning Center, about adult literacy.

CommunityLearningCenter.org