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Your Mouth MattersOrthodontic Foundations: Address the Cause, Not Just the CrowdingTrue story: About 90% of traditional orthodontic treatments eventually relapse. But it doesn’t have to be this way - not if you address the root causes of the orthodontic problems first. In this episode of Your Mouth Matters, biological dentist Dr. Rebecca Taylor and myofunctional therapist Lily Corley introduce Dr. T’s Foundations Ortho program – a critical first phase of treatment that aims to establish proper oral function and breathing patterns. They go on to discuss how and why this step is needed to create lasting results. Topics covered in this episode include How improper...2025-03-0544 minYour Mouth MattersOralase 101: The Light Therapy You Need to Know AboutAre you concerned about your child's breathing, facial development, or oral function? Wondering why "tongue ties" have become such a hot topic in pediatric health? Join Green City Dental and O2dontics founder Dr. Rebecca Taylor and veteran myofunctional therapist Lily Corley for an enlightening discussion about the very big impact proper tongue function can have on overall health and development.In this episode, “Dr. T” and Lily explore how the tongue acts as a natural architect of facial development and a key player in healthy breathing, swallowing, and even posture. You’ll learn why fascial restrictions, often...2025-02-1949 min
Purpose IgnitedStrengths: Strategic and Individualization with Sarah GibsonIn the first-ever episode of Purpose Ignited, Lily is joined by Lipscomb School of Communication Director Sarah Gibson to discuss the Strengths of Strategic and Individualization! Along the way, they discuss how to overcome the roadblocks of anxiety and assumption.This Episode's Resources:Sarah Gibson's websiteLipscomb School of CommunicationCliftonStrengths Resources:StrengthsFinder 2.0 by Tom RathLiving Your Strengths by Albert L. Winseman, Donald O. Clifton, and Curt LiesveldGallup.com/CliftonStrengthsFollow us on Instagram @purposeignitedpod and @careerdev_lipscomb2025-02-0445 minYour Mouth MattersEarly Movement Patterns: Foundations of Functional HealthThis week on Your Mouth Matters, Dr. Rebecca Taylor is joined by movement expert Sonia Story and myofunctional therapist Lily Corley to talk about some of the ways in which early childhood movement patterns can profoundly affect kids' development and behavior. Unintegrated primitive reflexes from infancy, Sonia explains, can lead to challenges with attention, sensory processing, and emotional regulation later than life. But this doesn’t mean you’re locked into that. Simple, natural movements can help “rewire” the nervous system at any age, she explains, sharing her personal journey of discovering these techniques while helping her own child...2025-01-2257 minYour Mouth MattersIntegrating Myofunctional Therapy, Oralase, & O2Dontics with Lily CorleySpecialty care is great, but integrative care can be transformative! Learn more as Dr. T sits down with special guest Lily Corley to discuss how new therapies can be brought together to enhance your total health and well-being through addressing oral issues. From personal triumphs over TMJ issues through cranial sacral therapy and myofunctional techniques, Lily shares her inspiring journey from overcoming dental challenges to becoming a myofunctional therapist. Together, she and Dr. T recount our unexpected encounters at community gatherings and myofunctional therapy classes, which sparked a collaborative venture bridging traditional dentistry with alternative therapies.2024-11-2046 min
Woman's HourWeekend Woman’s Hour: SEND transport, Hair thinning, Women and prison, The Tuam babies scandal: A Woman's Hour SpecialMums who give up work or cut their hours because they have a child with special educational needs and disabilities say problems with school transport is one of the reasons. An opinion poll from Opinium commissioned by Woman's Hour for a programme on SEND last month revealed 12% of mothers flagged lack of appropriate funded transport as a problem. Woman's Hour hears from three mums, Ellie Partridge, Ramandeep Kaur and Sabiha Aziz, who are struggling to transport their children with SEND to school, and in some cases are having to pay hundreds of pounds a month. Hair loss...2024-10-0554 minWoman's HourWomen and Prison, Acid Attacks, Women piano composers, Dr Beth ShapiroIn her speech at Labour conference the Secretary of State for Justice Shabana Mahmood said: "for women, prison isn’t working." To discuss her latest announcement, as well as the launch of the Women's Justice Board, Nuala is joined by the former Chief Inspector of Prisons, Dame Anne Owers, and Lily Blundell, Head of Community Programmes at the charity, Women in Prison. A manhunt is continuing following a suspected acid attack outside a school in west London. The attack took place outside Westminster Academy in Westbourne Park, after school, on Monday afternoon. The school was closed yesterday, wi...2024-10-0252 min
Nashville2 - You Are Nashville2 - Let's Tell Your StoryNashville 2 Episode 84 - Lily CorleyAbout Our Guest:
Lily Corley is a storyteller and messenger. She is the founder of Bespoke Expressions, a speech writing and coaching agency that empowers people to find words worthy of the love in their hearts by crafting original wedding vows, eulogies, toasts, business pitches, and more. Lily is passionate about using her own gift of speaking to uplift others. She obtained a degree in Communication and Public Relations from Lipscomb University where she now works as a Career Development Coach. She is proud to be born and raised in Tennessee.
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The Wright Way3/30/22 Episode Break - Lily Corley, Joseph Perry, and March TremayneEpisode break interview with seniors Lily Corley, Joseph Perry, and March Tremayne.
Original Air Date: 03/30/222022-04-0417 min
Saturday LiveMarian KeyesMarian Keyes joins the Rev. Richard Coles and Aasmah Mir. A columnist, blogger and bestselling author of a dozen novels, she has sold more than 33 million copies worldwide. She shares her passion for "the twitters", collecting drawer knobs, browsing in chemists and "beachouse banjo" - chalk painting old furniture.
Gilding the recycled lily, mosaic maker Ed Chapman talks about his portraits which have turned sugar cubes into Alan Sugar, Welsh slate into Richard Burton and gravy stains into Andy Murray. Such inventive thrift will appeal to Jordon Cox, king of the couponeers, and the lad who flew to Sheffield...2016-02-271h 25