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SMART ConnectionsSMART Connections: Episode 16 - Anxiety DisordersIn this episode, Kyle talks about four different anxiety disorders, the risk factors that can amplify the chances of developing an anxiety disorder, and the common treatments for anxiety disorder. 2022-12-0606 minSMART ConnectionsSMART Connections: Episode 15 - Seasonal DepressionWarm Line Facilitators Madison Brimhall and Madison Anderson come to you to talk about Seasonal Depression and its many challenges. The two discuss different ways to get through the season and treat yourself kinder. Give this a listen if you or someone you know is struggling with seasonal depression this year.2022-11-1504 minSMART ConnectionsIntervenciones Tempranas (Early Interventions Spanish)Interventiones Tempranas 2022-11-0306 minSMART ConnectionsHorarios Visuales ( Visual Schedules )Horarios Visuales como se hacen y los beneficios.2022-11-0305 minSMART ConnectionsSMART Connections: Episode 14 - Parent/Child RelationshipsIn this episode, Warm Line Facilitator Anna Sanderlin discusses the four different parent and child relationships and their attachments types. This podcast plays on one of our previous episodes about parenting styles, but it allows a closer look into the individual relationships between the parent and the child. Coming soon, we will have an episode about activities that can grow healthy attachments with your kids. 2022-10-2706 minSMART ConnectionsSMART Connections: Episode 13 - Verbal De-EscalationIn this episode, Kyle goes over the definition and the utilization of verbal de-escalation.2022-10-2104 minSMART ConnectionsSMART Connections: Episode 12 - Parenting StylesIn this episode, Warm Line Facilitator Anna Sanderlin breaks down the different parenting styles and explains how each style affects the children in the home. She then goes on to explain which parenting style researchers suggest works best for parents. 2022-07-0606 min
SMART ConnectionsSMART Connections: Episode 11 - Mental Health Awareness MonthIn this episode, Warm Line Facilitators Anna Sanderlin and Julia McManus, discuss Mental Health Awareness Month. They discuss ways to promote positive mental health, as well as signs to look out for in the event that you or someone you know is dealing with a mental illness or mental health disorder.2022-05-0304 minSMART ConnectionsSMART Connections: Episode 10 - Dr. Pirkey HERO ProgramIn this episode, Julia McManus and Anna Sanderlin sat down and interviewed Dr. Paige Pirkey about her work with the HERO Program. They asked about how it came to be, what inspired the program, and what some plans for the future look like.
For more information on the HERO Program, go to www.memphis.edu/hero2022-04-1225 minSMART ConnectionsSMART Connections: Episode 9 - DSEP Cadre PodcastIn this episode, Dr. Susan Elswick and Lisa Wall, both are national Cadre members for the Dove Self-Esteem Project (DSEP), discuss the DSEP curriculum and how they utilize the content, easy to use curriculum, and information within children they serve in public schools across the country. Podcast listeners will hear about this much needed curriculum and content, and will be able to access the free curriculum by completing a survey found in the QR code attached. 2022-03-3114 minSMART ConnectionsSMART Connections: Episode 8 - Developmental Disabilities Awareness MonthIn this episode, our Warm Line facilitators, Julia McManus and Anna Sanderlin, discuss developmental disabilities: what they are, how to recognize them, reasons for early intervention, and way to celebrate and be supportive during Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month. 2022-03-2303 minSMART ConnectionsSMART Connections: Episode 7 - SMART Center IntroductionIn this episode, warm line facilitators, Anna Sanderlin and Julia McManus, go into detail about what the SMART Center is and how it functions. The two interview Dr. Susan Elswick, the director of the SMART Center, about how and why she created the SMART Center. They go over some of the future plans for the SMART Center and some of the biggest improvements that have been seen in the SMART Center since its beginning. 2022-03-0210 minSMART ConnectionsSMART Connections: Episode 6- Positive PsychologyIn this episode the SMART Center staff will discuss positive psychology. Positive Psychology is the scientific study of the strengths that enable individuals and communities to thrive. The positive psychology philosophy is founded on the belief that people want to lead meaningful and fulfilling lives, to cultivate what is best within themselves, and to enhance their experiences of love, work, and play. This podcast is a great introduction to positive psychology. 2022-02-2304 minSMART ConnectionsSMART Connections: Episode 5- Part 3-interview with Dr. Theresa OkwumabuaThe University of Memphis SMART Center staff supported the Center for Advancement of Youth Development (CAYD) director, Dr. Gregory Washington, with an interview with Dr. Theresa Okwumabua. The SMART Center and SMART Connections podcast is excited to highlight her legacy as a clinician, teacher, scholar, mentor and elder in the Memphis community. This is a 3 part interview.2022-02-1700 minSMART ConnectionsSMART Connections: Episode 5 Part 2-interview with Dr. Theresa OkwumabuaThe University of Memphis SMART Center staff supported the Center for Advancement of Youth Development (CAYD) director, Dr. Gregory Washington, with an interview with Dr. Theresa Okwumabua. The SMART Center and SMART Connections podcast is excited to highlight her legacy as a clinician, teacher, scholar, mentor and elder in the Memphis community. This is a 3 part interview.2022-02-1718 minSMART ConnectionsSMART Connections: Episode 5- Part 1- Interview with Dr. Theresa OkwumabuaThe University of Memphis SMART Center staff supported the Center for Advancement of Youth Development (CAYD) director, Dr. Gregory Washington, with an interview with Dr. Theresa Okwumabua. The SMART Center and SMART Connections podcast is excited to highlight her legacy as a clinician, teacher, scholar, mentor and elder in the Memphis community. This is a 3 part interview. 2022-02-1708 minSMART ConnectionsSMART Connections: Episode 4- ACEsIn SMART Connections Episode 4, the University of Memphis Warm Line clinicians discuss Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and the impact on life long health. Listeners will learn information about how adverse experiences in early childhood can impact lifelong health, and some tips and techniques to decrease that impact overtime. 2022-02-0305 minSMART ConnectionsSMART Connections: Episode 3- Calming CornersIn this episode, the SMART Center Warm Line clinicians will talk about Calming Corners as a possible social-emotional supportive intervention for school and home environments. A calming corner is a small, designated space located within a classroom or home. The purpose of a calming corner is to help support student or child self-regulation while keeping them in or near the adult if they need a break from instruction time or a group/ family activity.2022-01-2604 minSMART ConnectionsSMART Connections Episode 2: Visual SchedulesIn this episode, listeners will learn more about the use of visual schedules for supporting the needs of their children. Visual scheduling is a systematic technique that enhances learning and communication for individuals who are neurodiverse, such as children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), and even Anxiety.
A visual schedule is a graphic representation of scheduled tasks and activities. They are very useful for breaking down tasks that have multiple steps and ensuring that children follow rules and deadlines. Visual schedules reduce anxiety by providing consistency while also reducing resistance that comes w...2021-11-2304 minSMART ConnectionsSMART Connections Episode 1: Early Intervention ServicesIn this episode, listeners will learn about the University of Memphis SMART Center and will gain information about Early Intervention Services (EIS). EIS are important in ensuring that children and families get supportive services necessary to assist with healthy childhood development. EIS is the term used to describe the services and supports that are available to babies and young children with developmental delays and disabilities and their families. These services may include speech therapy, physical therapy, and other types of services based on the needs of the child and family. EIS can have a significant impact on a child’s...2021-11-2305 min
What's Next?!EMDR w/ Dr. Susan ElswickJoin this interesting exchange between myself and Dr. Susan Elswick as we discuss Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing (EMDR). EMDR is an incredibly effective tool for your toolbox for treating and healing both clinical and non-clinical conditions. Please enjoy!
Time Stamps:
00:03:33- Credentials and Introduction of Dr. Susan Elswick
00:06:14- Defining EMDR and its Background
00:08:29- Bilateral Stimulation and the Brain
00:12:03- Researched-based Evidence of EMDR
00:17:24- How EMDR Supports Problem Solving Abilities
00:28:25- Container Exercise for Stress Management
00:36:38- Resources...2020-05-2644 min
The Yarniacs: A Knitting PodcastThe Yarniacs Episode 54: Button, Button, Who's Got the Button?In our second episode of January, we remember and recognize that it is our second anniversary of producing this podcast. As we enter year 3 of podcasting, we have one small request. Would you give us an iTunes rating? You can do this in two ways, either by clicking to give us a "star" rating, or by writing a review. We hate to ask, really we do, but it would be nice to see our podcast appear in some of the lists and recommendations. If you feel so inclined, we would appreciate it. Gayle and I end the podcast this w...2014-01-241h 08The Yarniacs: A Knitting PodcastThe Yarniacs Episode 54: Button, Button, Who's Got the Button?In our second episode of January, we remember and recognize that it is our second anniversary of producing this podcast. As we enter year 3 of podcasting, we have one small request. Would you give us an iTunes rating? You can do this in two ways, either by clicking to give us a "star" rating, or by writing a review. We hate to ask, really we do, but it would be nice to see our podcast appear in some of the lists and recommendations. If you feel so inclined, we would appreciate it. Gayle and I end the podcast this w...2014-01-241h 08