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HIKING IS MY THERAPYE12: ABC, Easy as PTSDIn the twelfth episode, we sit down with Katie Kourakos, who is the Volunteer Engagement Manager at the New York-New Jersey Trail Conference. Katie discusses what it’s like living with Complex PTSD and how she uses survival strategies on and off the trails. She also discusses LNT and how it can benefit mental health. Subscribe on Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/2dwt3un2
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2024-04-0128 min
Tea Time PodcastEmbracing Singlehood & Cultivating Self-Love with Brijuan Phillips, LMSWBrijuan Phillips, LMSW is a Licensed Psychotherapist at BeWell Psychotherapy. Brijuan is Licensed in New York and New Jersey. Brijuan specializes in working with women of all backgrounds in embracing and mastering singlehood. Brijuan joined the podcast to discuss her work as a therapist, cultivating self-love and reclaiming singlehood.
For more information on how to work with Brijuan visit:
www.bewellpsychotherapy.com or follow her on instagram @ourwellnesstalk
Brijuan will also be hosting a support group for single women!
For podcast updates follow: @healingcornerwithnat
2024-02-1335 min
The OCD & Anxiety PodcastEpisode 322 - A Chat About Empathy, Rapport, Therapy & OCD With Ella Laniado LMSWBook your free session directly, visit: www.robertjamescoaching.com
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In today's podcast I speak with the fantastic Ella Laniado LMSW. Ella is an enthusiastic therapist who graduated from Columbia University School of Social Work. She holds licenses as a Social Worker in Massachusetts, New York and New Jersey. With a focus on children, adolescents, adults, and families, she has worked in various settings such as inpatient hospitals, ou...
2023-09-1638 min
HIKING IS MY THERAPYE3: Keep Your Eyes On the Pink SkiesIn the third episode, we sit down with Dawn Rivera, founder of "Sunset Chasers", Wyanokies/Ramapo West Local Trails Chair for New York-New Jersey Trail Conference, featured on ABC 20/20, The Star-Ledger, Daily Record, mother of two college boys, healthcare professional, Moderator of "Hike New Jersey", and volunteer superhero. Dawn talks about her experiences with losing a child and how hiking allowed her to navigate through the stages of grief.
Dawn also discusses how signs from the universe have lit up the sky to help her find her way back to her son.
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2023-07-0223 min
HIKING IS MY THERAPYE1: Every Path Has a Silver LiningIn the first episode, we sit down with our host, Deborah E. Padilla, LMSW, CTP, founder of PATHS WITH HEALING Inc. 501(c)(3), therapist, author, board member, social worker to discuss who she is and what this podcast is about.
Based out of New York and New Jersey, Deborah discusses her mental health and hiking experiences throughout the years; and how that has positively impacted her success. In addition, she highlights how others have had similar experiences and how they can be found in this podcast.
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2023-05-0214 min
The Latinx/e In Social Work PodcastShaping Futures with the Latino Social Work CoalitionIn this special episode of Latinx In Social Work, I, Erica Sandoval, celebrate Volunteer Appreciation Month by chatting with three incredible board members of the Latino Social Work Coalition: Tania Vargas, LCSW; Monika C. Estrada Guzman, BSW, LMSW, SIFI; and Luisa Lopez, MSW. Join us as we dive into their inspiring journeys, discuss the unique aspects of the Latino Social Work Coalition, and explore the importance of accessible education and community involvement. You'll also get a sneak peek into the coalition's scholarship fund and the amazing work of their robust volunteer committee. Together, we'll learn wh...
2023-04-2957 min
Our Voice from Our PlaceYou're a bottom of the barrel what!???A special episode from the Our Voice podcast! Featuring Shalom Gutleizer, LMSW, Clinical director of Our Village, a colleague, and scholar. Shalom graduated from the NYU school of social work, besides for Our Village he maintains a small private practice in Monsey, New York.Join us! From the Our Place conference in New Jersey
2023-04-101h 04
Parkinson's EmpowermentNancy Nealon, LMSW Community Program Manager Parkinson’s Foundation New York New Jersey Shares a Plethora of Information!Nancy Nealon, LMSW Community Program Manager Parkinson's Foundation NY NJ, shares so many resources provided through the Parkinson's Foundation. If you have PD, are a caregiver or know someone with PD you will want to listen to this one! Parkinson’s Foundation Helpline: 1.800.4PD.INFO (473-4636) or helpline@parkinson.org PD Health@Home – Mindfulness Mondays, Wellness Wednesdays, Fitness Fridays: PD Health @ Home | Parkinson's Foundation Mental Health for Parkinson's Care Partners | Parkinson's Foundation The New York New Jersey chapter page is: Parkinson’s Foundation New York and New Jerse...
2021-11-0922 min
Enlighten: Uplift & InspireHonoring The Lenape In honor of Indigenous People Day, I share a synchronistic story that unfolded for me this past week. From the invitation of a wonderful shaman, Reda Rackley, I looked up the Native People of the land where I live. How wonderful to know the name Lenni Lenape, the peace-keeping “ancient ones”, the diplomats and mediators, who lived throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey and southern New York. I highly recommend photographer, Lisa Levart’s stunning exhibit at Bergen Community College, called “Women of the Ramapough Lenape Nation”. I am deeply moved by what Lisa created: a visual, visceral, soulful way to be in the...
2021-10-1109 min
Pánsá Pánsá PodcastEpisode 10: Conversation with Ms. Bukola Olode on Domestic Violence within African Immigrant Community:When I was in graduate school pursuing my degree in public health and in one of my studies at the time, we look at the diversity of public health issues. I never considered domestic violence a public health issue until we discussed it thoroughly in one of my classes. The teaching exposed us to how domestic violence affects the lives of individuals who experience the violence. During my studies, I learned that exposure to domestic violence could have a traumatic experience, physical impairment, and mental health problems.
Since launching this podcast, I have always wanted to address d...
2021-07-231h 10
The Research HerChanging the Narrative of Black Families through Clinical Research and Programming Dr. Ijeoma Opara was not always clear about her career path, but she wanted to be sure that she was an expert in whatever field she chose. Her Nigerian parents did not try to push her into any career but instead just told her to be the best at whatever she chooses. After losing her parents due to complications with diabetes, Dr. Opara wanted to address the issues that her community faced so that this does not continue happening which landed her in her current research position. At a young age, she knew that she n...
2020-07-2043 min