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Beyond The Clinic030 Making money as a cookery book author: An Interview with Paula Hallam of Plant Based KidsHi everyone! I’m Sarah Almond Bushell, and welcome along to another episode of Beyond the Clinic. Today, I’m sitting down with my friend and colleague, Paula Hallam, a pediatric dietitian with an incredible journey. She’s made the shift from the NHS to freelancing, all while focusing on the world of plant-based nutrition for kids. We’re diving into her story, the challenges she faced, and how she’s helping families confidently navigate plant-based diets for their little ones."Episode Summary: This episode delves into the career evolution of Paula Hallam, a...2024-11-1833 minBeyond The Clinic029 Competing Desires: Why Your Subconscious Might Be Sabotaging Your SuccessHi, I’m Sarah Almond Bushell, and welcome along to another episode of Beyond the Clinic! Today, we’re diving into a topic that might just uncover what’s holding you back from true success. If you’ve been working tirelessly towards a goal but feel like something unseen is slowing you down, this episode is for you. We’ll be looking at those hidden, subconscious blocks that could be working against your best efforts and keeping you stuck. Let’s dive in and discover how to get out of your own way!Episode Summary:In this...2024-11-1120 min
The Decisive Podcast: Insights and analysis to empower confident decision-making.The Global Economy: Region by RegionIn this episode, our global economist, Ken Wattret, leads a discussion with economists from S&P Global Market Intelligence about the economic landscape. They cover key themes, including moderating inflation, easing monetary policy, and the likelihood of a soft landing in the US. They delve into the performance of major economies, with insights on the U.S. labor market, manufacturing sector weaknesses, and the implications of China's economic slowdown. The episode also highlights regional forecasts for Europe, Asia Pacific, and Latin America, addressing potential risks and the impact of oil prices on inflation. Listen now. M...2024-11-0936 min
Mother TongueRaising Plant Based Kids with Paula HallamThe plant-based lifestyle has gained a huge following in recent years, however when it comes to our children, should we be encouraging them to eat a vegan diet? To answer your questions and clear up common misconceptions, today we are catching up with a paediatric dietitian called Paula Hallam who is mum to 2 girls and the founder of Plant Based Kids, a company that focuses on transitioning parents and little ones to a more plant-based diet.Product recommendation: nut butters with no palm oil Instagram: www.instagram.com/plantbasedkids.uk/Website: https://pl...2024-03-0544 min
In a Nutshell: The Plant-Based Health Professionals UK PodcastHow to plant-power your children: with Paula Hallam RDIn episode 2 we welcome Paula Hallam to the Nutshell.
Paula is a Paediatric Dietician, founder of ‘Plant Based Kids’ and author of the book ‘Plant Powered Little People.’
Paula has been a children’s dietitian for 25 years, graduating in 1998 from the University of Cape Town and gaining a wide range of experience working in many different settings and hospitals such as Great Ormond Street Hospital and Evelina Children’s Hospital London, as well as consulting to charities and providing expert advice to baby food companies.
She has also completed a Post Graduate Certificate in Advanced Paediatric Dietetics from the University o...2024-01-311h 04
Church on the HeathCalled to be a Safe Space: Safeguarding SundayContinuing our “Called to” series, this week we explore Called to be a safe place, in conjunction with the national “Safeguarding Sunday” event. Emma Phillips speaks from Psalm 91 on “God is our space place”, while Paula Hallam, our safeguarding officer, explains what the Church on the Heath does to keep us, and all who we welcome, safe.
Please be aware this talk touches on experience of abuse which some listeners may find triggering. If you would like prayer, pastoral support or need to find sources for support, please contact the church office.
Reading: Psalm 91
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RNT Fitness RadioEp 340 - Nutrition For Kids w/ Paula HallamWelcome back to another episode of RNT Fitness Radio. Today I’m joined by Paula Hallam, the owner of Tiny Tots Nutrition and Plant Based Kids. She’s a Registered Dietitian with 20 years experience, working in both the NHS and private healthcare settings as well as consulting to charities and some of the world’s best Children’s Hospitals. Paula has also completed additional training in paediatric nutrition and dietetics at Masters level both in the UK and South Africa. When I mentioned Paula was coming on, we had a flood of questions from you guys, so...2023-06-261h 18
Family Health by Mini First AidEpisode 2: Understanding Food IntolerancesIn this episode, sponsored by Savlon Scar Prevention Gel, Kate talks to Paula Hallam, a specialist paediatric dietitian with over 20 years experience. Paula helps demystify the differences between intolerances and allergies, the common foods that cause intolerance and the symptoms of intolerance that families need to be aware of. Kate chats with Paula about secondary lactose-intolerance - a relatively common condition which has caused her own little girl, Olivia, months of tummy pain.Tiny Tots Nutrition is the London/Surrey based nutrition practice of Paula Hallam BSc(Med)(Hons) RD, PG Cert. Paula is a registered specialist...2023-05-2335 min
The Dietitian CafeThe Big Dietetic Debate: Natasha’s Law - How do we protect the public from food allergens?In today’s big dietetic debate, we’re looking at Natasha’s Law and considering how we protect the public from food allergens. We're delighted to the joined an expert in children’s cow’s milk allergy, dietitian Lydia Collins-Hussey and the founder of Tiny Tots Nutrition, Paula Hallam. Lydia graduated from the University of Plymouth with BSc (Hons) Dietetics in 2013 and started her dietetic career at Cumbria Partnership NHS Foundation Trust and moved quickly into a paediatrics ward, where her passion for food allergy started. She worked for four years at Oviva UK Ltd in the CMPA programme where she went o...2022-05-181h 08
Afford AnythingThe Four Quadrants of A Successful Life, with Andrew Hallam#359: Money, relationships, health and purpose: life is running smoothly when all four of these elements are working together in tandem, like wheels on a car. But how can we make spending and investing choices that facilitate stronger relationships, better health and a deeper sense of purpose?Andrew Hallam, who became a millionaire on a teacher’s salary, shares researched-backed, evidence-based insights into how to find balance, drawing from the worlds of behavioral finance and stock market history.Subscribe to the show notes at https://affordanything.com/shownotes Learn more about your ad...2022-01-121h 06
You Turn Podcast w/ Ashley Stahl[MINDSET] Ep. 181 How To Be Debt Free w/Paula PantGet your own copy of Ashley’s new book You Turn at youturnbook.com! How do you feel about spending versus saving money? This is a very different week! Ash switches topics up and brings on Paula Pant, the host of the Afford Anything Podcast to talk all about how to be debt-free and financially free. The topic of money can feel really uncomfortable to talk about, but Paula’s mantra you can afford anything, but not everything sparks a beautiful conversation around how to enjoy your relatio...2021-05-2647 min
Understand SuicideEp. 49 - She witnessed her father's suicide at age 10 | Interview Josephine HallamJosephine Hallam is one of those good souls who tries to help others by sharing her story. She contacted me with the wish to give guidance to parents and therapists on how children process trauma. It is the first time she opens up about her pain. At the age of ten, she saw her father take his life, an event that according to her, defined who she was, from the profession she chose - Josephine is a criminal lawyer - to her outlook on life.
One of the things she says in this interview is that no...2020-11-1457 min
Stutenbiss PodcastStutenbiss #08 HerbstleseKocht euch einen leckeren Tee und kuschelt euch in den Lesesessel, denn es ist Herbst! In der achten Folge Stutenbiss schwärmen Jessi und Paula über Cornelia Funke, Ramona gruselt sich mit Sibylle Bergs GRM und Lili schmökert im Handbuch von Extinction Rebellion.
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Ferda Ataman - Ich bin von hier. Hört auf zu fragen!
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Afford AnythingAndrew Hallam (Part Two): The Nine Rules of Wealth You Should Have Learned in School#213: It’s September! If you’ve been listening to the show for the past few months, then you know that I’m on what I’ve dubbed my September Sabbatical, in which I’m taking a break from podcast production and traveling the globe. In light of that, we’re digging through the archives and airing some of my favorite interviews on the show, in between airing interviews I’ve done on other podcasts. If you missed the last episode, you might want to listen to it before diving into this one, as Andrew and I go into the...2019-09-061h 43
Afford AnythingAndrew Hallam (Part One): How I Became a Millionaire on a Teacher's Salary#212: It’s September!! If you’ve been listening to the show for the past few months, then you know that I’m on what I’ve dubbed my September Sabbatical, in which I’m taking a break from podcast production and traveling the globe. In light of that, we’re digging through the archives and airing some of my favorite interviews on the show, in between airing interviews I’ve done on other podcasts. First up is a two-part interview with Andrew Hallam, a teacher who became a millionaire in his 30s and reached FI in his 40s.2019-09-021h 05
Afford AnythingAndrew Hallam (Part Two): The Nine Rules of Wealth You Should Have Learned in School#60: Andrew Hallam grew a million-dollar investment portfolio on a schoolteacher's salary by his mid-30's. In his bestselling book, Millionaire Teacher, he describes these nine lessons in detail. He shares these nine rules on this podcast, and his ideas are so substantive that -- for the first time -- I decided to release his interview as a two-part series. In last week's episode, Andrew shared the first three rules of building wealth. This week, Andrew dives into the final six rules that can turn middle-class people into millionaires. Here...2017-01-161h 40
Afford AnythingAndrew Hallam: How I Became a Millionaire on a Teacher's Salary#59: By his mid-30's, Andrew Hallam became a millionaire on a teacher's salary. He began by investing $100 a month upon advice given by a mechanic. Then he began saving nearly half his $28,000 teacher’s salary. Andrew rode a bicycle 35 miles to work, found ways to avoid paying rent, and regularly ate pasta and potatoes as well as clams he picked himself for added protein. In today's interview, Andrew shares that story. Find more comprehensive details at http://affordanything.com/episode59 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/ad...2017-01-091h 02