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Exquisitely AlignedReleasing Negativity and Embracing Kindness with Julie ‘the Brain Lady' AndersonIn this episode, Releasing Negativity and Embracing Kindness with Julie ‘the Brain Lady' Anderson, we explore the fascinating world of brain health. From a young age, Julie has been captivated by the body’s natural ability to heal itself. Now a Certified Brain Health Professional, she brings a wealth of knowledge and personal experience to the table. Growing […] The post Releasing Negativity and Embracing Kindness with Julie ‘the Brain Lady' Anderson appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
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Transition Awareness BreathingThe rollercoaster effect of brain hormones on our bodyBrain hormones are part of our survivor defense. Usually, we do not pay any attention to how the hormones of our brain interact with our bodies. Instead, we tend to pay attention to the effects of body parts that problems occur. My goal is to bring awareness of how negativity stimulates specific brain hormones, promoting […]The post The rollercoaster effect of brain hormones on our body appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
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The Brain Broad Builds A Brain Archives - WebTalkRadio.netThe Brain Broad Builds a Brain – Spreading Mental Heath From Homeless Children to Social WorkersDr. Judy Alexandre LCSW has a special project to share called Step Up Ventura, which provides all day therapeutic daycare to homeless children aged 0-5. Step Up was formed to help homeless children gain the ability to form healthy relationships despite their parent’s circumstances.
Dr. Alexandre also trains and supports young social workers as they work in the field trying to better the lives of others who are often homeless parents.
Dr. Alexandre shares her highly supportive truly inspirational views with Lynette Louise The Brain Broad.
While doing the practicum hours for he...
2017-01-0934 minThe Brain Broad Builds A Brain Archives - WebTalkRadio.netThe Brain Broad Builds A Brain – Post Traumatic Holiday Stress and Emotional Freedom TechniquesDawson Church, PhD, is an award-winning author whose best-selling book, The Genie in Your Genes, has been hailed by reviewers as a breakthrough in our understanding of the link between emotions and genetics. He founded the National Institute for Integrative Healthcare to study and implement promising evidence-based psychological and medical techniques. His groundbreaking research has been published in prestigious scientific journals and he is here to share some EFT tips for the holidays.
EFT stands for Emotional Freedom Techniques and is often associated with tapping. Tapping is a means for interrupting the patterns of association created through...
2016-12-2635 minThe Brain Broad Builds A Brain Archives - WebTalkRadio.netThe Brain Broad Builds A Brain – The Brain Geek, The Brain Broad, Psychophysiology and OCDJohn LeMay is an up and coming expert in Psychophysiology. Just as scouts search for talent in the minor leagues Brain Broad, Lynette, searches for talent amongst her student peers.
(PS Lynette just finished all her course work and is one exam away from PhD ABD YAYYYYY).
John LeMay has been working in the field of mental health for many years. His Masters is in Marriage and Family Therapy and he is presently one of the star- data focused- students in Clinical Psychology. Learning from this Brain Geek is especially fun because he and Lynette...
2016-12-1241 minThe Brain Broad Builds A Brain Archives - WebTalkRadio.netThe Brain Broad Builds A Brain – Cerebral Palsy and Downs Syndrome Make for Family FunCatalina Roel is a mom from Mexico. She has three children. Her first child was diagnosed with Downs syndrome. Her second child was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy and her last child was never diagnosed with anything. Catalina is blessed, with a resilient life-loving attitude. Her children are blessed with her.
So many people think it is hard to raise a child. They are right, because they believe it so. Catalina just raises her children and lets the hard part fall away.
Lynette and Catalina know each other. Lynette is one of the family therapists. The...
2016-11-2841 minThe Brain Broad Builds A Brain Archives - WebTalkRadio.netThe Brain Broad Builds A Brain – You Bring About What You Think About… Think Up!In light of the division being violently expressed in America today Lynette decided to treat the “Country Brain” by speaking with an inspiring Leader who is also a very humble, very regular guy. It is a difficult combination to find but Thomas Blackwell is exactly that and more. Thomas travels the world as a high demand speaker and inspires people to become their best. He has given over 1000 talks and presentations to corporations, executives, entrepreneurs, sales teams, athletes, religious groups, and students. However the real value for our purposes is Thomas’ total ability to turn difficult into easy and pain i...
2016-11-1438 minThe Brain Broad Builds A Brain Archives - WebTalkRadio.netThe Brain Broad Builds A Brain – Building A Brain With Hamburger Fat and Magnesium!This is a special episode as The Brain Broad is the soul guest sharing a personal experience and a learning. If you have ever heard that oils can help regulate mood, you heard right. Today The Brain Broad explains how she found this out, forgot it, and found it out again.
Her challenged son was ramping up in anxiety and trying to communicate that he needed fats. He was stealing butter and oil and so the family was hiding, butter and oil, the very thing he knew he needed. The absense of the oil made him to...
2016-10-3127 minThe Brain Broad Builds A Brain Archives - WebTalkRadio.netThe Brain Broad Builds A Brain – Healing Bipolar and the Voice Within Dr. Jeffrey Fidel!Jeffrey R. Fidel, MD refuses to live his life medicated for Bipolar I disorder. In near complete solitude, he endured nearly a full year of intense mental anguish. Utilizing mainly the ancient teachings of Lao Tzu’s Tao Te Ching, he learned how to connect to a voice originating from his heart. The “voice within” teaches him that our true identity is “beyond thought” and that we, and the universe, are I (One).
Lynette intersperses todays guest interview with a story about a client she treated with bipolar. Her experience, and Dr Fidel’s experience shine light on the conce...
2016-10-1743 minThe Brain Broad Builds A Brain Archives - WebTalkRadio.netThe Brain Broad Builds A Brain – Generalized Anxiety, Brain Trauma, Rituals for Healing and Dr Sylva Dvorak!Dr. Sylva Dvorak is a holistic counselor, social entrepreneur, and NY Times best-selling author who maintains a private counseling practice while serving as Executive Director & Chief Inspiration Officer of the I AM Foundation. Sylva received her undergraduate and graduate degrees from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor and her PhD from Beurin University in Los Angeles, California. The book she coauthored with Janet Attwood and Chris Attwood Your Hidden Riches – Unleashing the Power of Ritual to Create a Life of Meaning and Purpose stirred The Brain Broad’s desire for conversation.
Today Lynette and Sylva share neuro-knowl...
2016-10-0345 minThe Brain Broad Builds A Brain Archives - WebTalkRadio.netThe Brain Broad Builds A Brain – The Ice Bucket Challenge, ALS, Caregiver Abuse and Living Despite The Truth!Today’s guest is David E. Jayne an ALS sufferer and overcomer. True he is still extremely afflicted but David Jayne believes he is healing his condition. He shares the horrors, challenges and hopes of ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease). David is a force of nature despite the fact that he works in a chair and on a ventilator.
David founded: The National Coalition to Amend the Medicare Homebound Restriction, NCAHB. Bob Dole honorary chairman where he made some monumental differences in Medicare law. David lost his family. David gained a fami...
2016-09-1940 minUncategorized Archives - WebTalkRadio.netCaregivers’ Circle – Words Matter: How Language can Change your Brain Structure and Improve Communication with Others – Part 2Through my own personal experience with anxiety, I have learned first-hand how the words we use change the way in which we evaluate, respond and react to a situation. Joining me this week is Dr. Andrew Newberg, author of Words can Change Your Brain: 12 Conversation Strategies to Build Trust, Resolve Conflict and Increase Intimacy. In part 1 of the interview, Dr. Newberg discusses the basic physiological changes that happens with your brain through the use of positive and negative language and offers tips on how we can lead our brain to improved positivity and overall functioning. In part 2 – Dr. Newberg review...
2016-07-1830 minUncategorized Archives - WebTalkRadio.netCaregivers’ Circle – Words matter: How Language can Change your Brain Structure and Improve Communication with OthersThrough my own personal experience with anxiety, I have learned first-hand how the words we use change the way in which we evaluate, respond and react to a situation. Joining me this week is Dr. Andrew Newberg, author of Words can Change Your Brain: 12 Conversation Strategies to Build Trust, Resolve Conflict and Increase Intimacy. In part 1 of the interview, Dr. Newberg discusses the basic physiological changes that happens with your brain through the use of positive and negative language and offers tips on how we can lead our brain to improved positivity and overall functioning. In part 2 – Dr. Newberg review...
2016-07-1129 minUncategorized Archives - WebTalkRadio.netCaregivers’ Circle – Don’t Neglect the Command Center! Brain Health across the LifespanThere are many times when I walk into a room and wonder what I had intended to do. Some days I feel like I cannot put a thought together and wonder if my brain is getting old and tired. I spend a lot of time and energy taking care of my physical health with exercise and eating well, but what about my brain? Do I need to integrate cognitive exercises into my daily or weekly habits too? I think this is a universal question for not only our parents, but for us as we age. This week’s guest on Care...
2016-06-1331 minHealthy, Strong, and Active: Your Strategy for Life Archives - WebTalkRadio.netHealthy, Strong, and Active: Your Strategy for Life – Beyond the Blood Brain Barrier- A New Secret Pathway into the BrainJerry Katzman M.D. re-interviews Marco Ruggiero M.D. for new ground breaking studies just published concerning the human brain and a new secret pathway never before discovered.
Dr.Ruggiero interviewed in 2015 discussed his amazing work and book publication ” The Third Brain” as well as the discovery of a glycoprotein GCMAF and a probiotic known as Bravo. Previous interview discussions explained how these proteins have had a dramatic impact on treating stage 4 terminally ill cancer patients, patients afflicted by serious Neurologic disorders i.e. M.S., Autism, and infectious disease such as AIDS, ,. In today’s interview Dr.Ruggiero discusses new disco...
2016-01-251h 08Healthy, Strong, and Active: Your Strategy for Life Archives - WebTalkRadio.netHealthy, Strong and Active; Your Strategy for Life – Interview with Marco Ruggiero, Part 6 – Can we live without our first brain?Can we live without our first brain?
What if you didn’t know what you thought you knew and everything you did know was all wrong. An amazing patient story that will send chills down your spine and one you would not want to miss – if you have a friend, or loved one who may be terminally ill.
In Part 6 of a 6 part ongoing Series Jerry Katzman M.D. interviews Marco Ruggiero M.D. a prominent Italian Researcher, A full Professor of Molecular Biology at the University of Florence, Italy who after 30 years of research , over 150 published peer review articles in the...
2014-12-291h 09Healthy, Strong, and Active: Your Strategy for Life Archives - WebTalkRadio.netHealthy, Strong, and Active: Your Strategy for Life – John Gray Interview Part 4; Staying Focused in a Hyper World: Natural Solutions for ADHD Memory and Brain PerformanceThis week Jerry Katzman M.D. interviews one of America’s most recognized Iconic and prolific authors and one of the N.Y. Times’s Best Selling books “Men are from Mars Women are from Venus” , with over 50 Million in book sales. John Gray has lectured around the world appeared on nearly every national television station show including Oprah over 40 times, The Today Show, Good Morning America, cable ,etc,. He hosts his own cable and internet based show and can be found on MarsVenus.com – John Gray – Relationship and Health Advice where he coaches and provides invaluable information and advice on th...
2014-09-291h 02Healthy, Strong, and Active: Your Strategy for Life Archives - WebTalkRadio.netHealthy, Strong, and Active: Your Strategy for Life – John Gray Interview Part 3; Staying Focused in a Hyper World: Natural Solutions for ADHD Memory and Brain PerformanceThis week Jerry Katzman M.D. interviews one of America’s most recognized Iconic and prolific authors and one of the N.Y. Times’s Best Selling books “Men are from Mars Women are from Venus” , with over 50 Million in book sales. John Gray has lectured around the world appeared on nearly every national television station show including Oprah over 40 times,the today show, good morning america, cable ,etc,. He hosts his own cable and internet based show and can be found on MarsVenus.com – John Gray – Relationship and Health Advice where he coaches and provides invaluable information and advice on th...
2014-09-161h 04Seeking Serenity Archives - WebTalkRadio.netSeeking Serenity – Higher Brain LivingDr. Mercy interviews Dr. Drew Neville on the new energy technology of Higher Brain Living. Dr. Drew is part of a cadre of chiropractors and other medical practitioners who are using a method of body stimulation which creates a surge of energy from the fear-based lower brain to the prefrontal cortex – the seat of consciousness, connectedness, confidence, and problem-solving. Once certain physical points are activated, the person can thereafter remain on a higher plane of living. The lower brain and the adrenals are the source of stress, addiction and emotional negativity. Higher Brain Living enables more creativity, passion, and jo...
2014-09-0232 minHope, Healing and WellBeing Archives - WebTalkRadio.netHope, Healing and WellBeing – Higher Brain Living with Becky MyrickBecky is a holistic health practitioner with MA in theology from Yale in addition to a Master’s of Holistic Health from St. Catherine’s University. Becky begins by describing Higher Brain Living as an innovative technique of mind/body/spiritual healing. It’s a form of gentle touch that causes surges of energy throughout the spine up to the lower brain, where our fight, flight and freeze impulses originate, then to on to the prefrontal cortex. This part of the brain is where creativity, love, compassion and connection to the divine take place, as the most evolved part of the...
2014-01-1329 minWholehearted Parenting Archives - WebTalkRadio.netWholehearted Parenting – TEACHING KIDS TO “USE THEIR BRAIN”…CUTTING EDGE BRAIN BASED THERAPYIf you have a child who struggles with anxiety, ADHD, autism, or learning issues, I know you’ll want to listen to our conversation today.
Often, when a child receives a diagnosis of an emotional, behavioral or learning disorder, one of the early treatments offered is medication. Certainly there is a role for medication and I believe when paired with therapy, can be an effective treatment. However, medication is not something to be taken lightly. Listen in as we explore cutting edge therapies, ones that are non-invasive and quite effective. Therapy that actually teaches and empowers both ch...
2014-01-0633 minSelf Care America Archives - WebTalkRadio.netSelf Care America – Old Age is an epidemic.The Brain Fog of Dementia is both a fear and a threat.Guest: Nicci Kobritz, RN, NP and CEO, SCI-BRAIN: ‘Where Science meets Brain Health’
The ‘Brain Reserve Index’ captures your personal risk for Alzheimer’s Disease. Know your risk and know your ‘Self-Care’ action steps for risk reduction
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2013-12-0921 minSelf Care America Archives - WebTalkRadio.netSelf Care America – SCI-Brain Part II: ‘Brain Reserve Index’ is your compass. Dr FITNESS is your guide.Guest: Nicci Kobritz, RN, NP and CEO, SCI-BRAIN: ‘Where Science meets Brain Health’
The Brain Reserve Index is a number which determines your risk for Alzheimer’s. Disease. Improving the Index is accomplished by SELF-CARE interventions. The SCI-Brain program offers on-site assessment in Sarasota and developing remote outreach participation. www.scibrainhealth.com
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2013-11-0432 minA Lasting Love Archives - WebTalkRadio.netA Lasting Love – Brain In Love vs. Thoughts That Kill You and Your Love LifeGet scientific proof of how thinking harms or improves your health and love life from Dr. Sean Sullivan, www.TheMindMaster.com and America’s Love Guide, Hadley Finch, 911BreakupSurvival.com SinglesLoveMatches.com CouplesBaliBliss.com
Cutting-edge brain research proves how your thoughts actually change your brain physically and have measurable consequences for your health, longevity and relationships.
What if you could see and hear thoughts that can kill you and your love life?
What if you could change your thinking to improve your health and create the life and relationships you love now?
Se...
2013-08-2638 minThe Family Tight Rope: Finding Balance Archives - WebTalkRadio.netThe Family Tight Rope: Finding Balance – School’s Out . . . Plug The Brain Drain!At the end of each school year, how far does your child’s academic prgress drain each year over the summer? You may be surprised. Debbie and Rob will reveal the truth about summer brain drain. They will share ideas and cost effective resources that can help you prevent summer brain drain as well as help […]
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2013-06-1028 minParenting With Playdate Planet Archives - WebTalkRadio.netParenting With Playdate Planet – How Do You Best Foster Your Child’s Developing Brain?On this week’s show, I interview Brain Insights founder and early brain development specialist, Deborah McNellis about how parents can best foster the developing brains of their babies and young children. During a child’s first years of life, 90% of brain development takes place. What can parents do to maximize this window of opportunity? Make […]
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2013-05-2028 minVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? Archives - WebTalkRadio.netVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? – Racial representation and gamingMy interviewee this time is André Brock from the School of Library and Information Science at the University of Iowa. His recent article in Games and Culture called ‘‘When Keeping it Real Goes Wrong: Resident Evil 5, Racial Representation, and Gamers” was the topic of our conversation. Brock writes that, “videogames’ ability to depict cultural […]
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2013-04-1500 minVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? Archives - WebTalkRadio.netVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? – Violence and Video Game Play RevisitedWe revisit the question of video game play and subsequent violence in my interview with James Ivory. He writes that “much of my research focuses on the content and effects of new entertainment media such as video games. At Virginia Tech, I founded the VT G.A.M.E.R. Lab (Virginia Tech Gaming and Media Effects Research Laboratory), […]
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2013-03-1100 minCreative Possibility – The Limitless Life Archives - WebTalkRadio.netCreative Possibility – The Limitless Life – Brain Fitness – How Smarter Thinking And Doing Can Save Your BrainHow often have you decided to start a new fitness regime – you’ve set your goals and throw yourself into getting fit. You totally focus on the physical aspects of your fitness – but have you ever considered how fit your brain is? Brain Fitness is about optimising your brain health and can result in increases in your efficiency, productivity and well being through better attention skills, improved memory and clarity of thinking even when under pressure.
Join host Shannon Bush as she talks with Dr Jenny Brockis, a former nurse and GP turned brain fitness consultant and author...
2013-03-1025 minVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? Archives - WebTalkRadio.netVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? – Family Life and Video Game PlayThis time I spoke with Pål Aarsand who has a PhD in Child Studies and works as a senior lecturer at the Department of Education, Uppsala University, Sweden. His research interest is in young people’s use of digital technology in their everyday lives. He has focused on game/play, identities, the parent-child relation and digital competences. […]
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2013-02-1100 minVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? Archives - WebTalkRadio.netVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? – Problem Video Game Play and GenreLuther Elliott, of the Institute for Special Populations Research, National Development and Research Institutes, New York, NY, and I talked about his work on how video game genre might be a predictor of problem use. In an article published in Cyberpsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking, he and his coauthors explored this new way of viewing […]
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2013-01-1300 minSeeking Serenity Archives - WebTalkRadio.netSeeking Serenity – The Brain as ChemistryDr. Mercy interviews Johnny Oye who is a fitness trainer and life coach. Johnny practices exercise physiology with stroke patients and persons with traumatic brain injury. Originally from New Orleans, Johnny received a BS from Tulane University and practiced sports conditioning at the New Orleans Athletic Club. After relocating to New Port Richey near Tampa, Florida Johnny opened his own studio Joyefit Institute where he offers a full program of mind, body, and spirit integration. On the program The Brain as Chemistry, he discussed the use of exercise including yoga to change the chemistry of the brain and stimulate...
2013-01-0731 minVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? Archives - WebTalkRadio.netVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? – Video Games Let You Be All You Can BeAndrew Przybylski and I chatted this time about how ones sense of ideal self can be encouraged with the play of video games. Przybylski is with the Department of Psychology, University of Essex, United Kingdom. He and his coauthors recently published a study in Psychological Science, the highest ranked empirical journal in psychology, exploring these […]
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2012-12-1700 minClutter Breakthrough Archives - WebTalkRadio.netClutter Breakthrough – The Organized BrainHow your brain works plays a huge part in your ability to get organized and stay organized. No matter how hard you try or how hard you are on yourself it may just be a matter of how your brain is wired!
Join me and my guest Brain Search and Rescue Expert Julie Anderson to talk about how the brain can help or hinder you in your efforts to get organized!
Julie Anderson is a Public Speaker; Business, Homeschool and Communication Coach; and is a published Author. Over the past more than 11 years she has been speaking...
2012-11-1951 minVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? Archives - WebTalkRadio.netVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? – What is a gamer identity or gamer culture?This time I spoke with Adreine Shaw who is at Temple University . We talked about her research into video game identity and culture. This came out in an article in Games and Culture and has been the most downloaded and read article in the journal in the last few years. The article, “What is Video […]
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2012-11-1900 minVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? Archives - WebTalkRadio.netVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? – Video game technology supporting the elderlyOn this show I chat with Hannah Marston who coauthored an article “Interactive Videogame Technologies to Support Independence in the Elderly” which was recently published in the Games for Health Journal. Dr. Marston is with the Institute of Sport Gerontology, German Sport University Cologne. She writes about her work that, “in recent years the use […]
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2012-10-1500 minVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? Archives - WebTalkRadio.netVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? – Women in GamingThe author of “Getting Women in the Game”, Shira Chess is the focus of my interview this time. She is a visiting professor at Department of Mass Communication, Miami University, Ohio. Her article appeared in the National Communication Associations journal, Communication Currents. Her article “analyzes the advertising strategy use to market video games to women. […]
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2012-09-1700 minVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? Archives - WebTalkRadio.netVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? – Culture-jamming activists in video gamesThis show is a conversation with Dr. Roger Stahl who is an Associate Professor in the Dept. of Communication Studies at the University of Georgia. Dr. Stahl has just produced a film about how political activism is occurring inside video games. His film, Returning Fire: Interventions in Video Game Culture, he points out that, “Video […]
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2012-08-1300 minVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? Archives - WebTalkRadio.netVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? – A senior artists view of computersIn this show we are chatting with Fiammetta Rubin of the Naturopathic Educational Services in Philadelphia, PA. This interview is a bit of a departure from the video game theme of this show. It’s about how a lifelong artist found computers and incorporated computers into her art. She explains that her “digital prints are produced […]
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2012-07-1600 minHope, Healing and WellBeing Archives - WebTalkRadio.netHope, Healing and WellBeing – Transformational Thinking and the Brain with Mary Casey, MA and Shannon Murphy Robinson, MAMary Casey and Shannon Murphy Robinson, co-founders of BrainSkills@Work, discuss how to optimize our brain power to create sustained positive change. personal effectiveness, professional development and transformation. There are ways that the brain work for us and against us. The brain is wired around two main goals, speed and efficiency, and is designed around “patterns and maps” which help up us achieve those goals. The more we do something, like repeating an action, behavior or thought, the more we create a neuropathway in the brain that becomes the quick easy path the brain follows. Our habitual ways of doin...
2012-07-1635 minVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? Archives - WebTalkRadio.netVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? – Transitioning between real and virtualIn this show we will be discussing the borders between virtual and real. My guest is Dr. Greg Garvey who is with the Department of Visual and Performing Arts at Quinnipiac University in Hamden, Connecticut. I chatted with Greg at the 2012 meeting of Towards a Science of Consciousness about his chapter in my book, […]
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2012-06-1800 minVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? Archives - WebTalkRadio.netVideoGames: Brain Gain or Drain? – Consciousness and the AvatarDenise Doyle, of the School of Art and Design at the University of Wolverhampton in the United Kingdom is my guest this time. I met up with Denise at the April 2012 “Towards a Science of Consciousness” meeting in Tucson, AZ. She is a contributor to my forthcoming book, “Video Game Play and Consciousness” from […]
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2012-05-2800 minVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? Archives - WebTalkRadio.netVideoGames: Brain Gain or Drain? – Visual Arts and GamingThis week we’ll be discussing the relationship between the visual arts and gaming. Here I do not mean the graphic design of a game but rather how might gaming influence the artist in us all or perhaps increase our appreciation of the arts. My guest is John Sharp, who is with the Savannah College of […]
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2012-04-1600 minVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? Archives - WebTalkRadio.netVideoGames: Brain Gain or Drain? – Music and Video GamesDr. William Gibbons, Assistant Professor of Musicology at Texas Christian University, chats with me about the role of music in video games. He comes from a classical music background to inform his work in the music associated with gaming. Dr. Gibbons primary research interests are opera studies and musical nationalism as well as music in […]
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2012-04-0200 minVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? Archives - WebTalkRadio.netVideoGames: Brain Gain or Drain? – Self-discovery with MindbloomOur interview is with Chris Hewett, Founder & Executive Producer of a new social media and self-development tool, Mindbloom. A long time game designer and developer, Chris tells the story of the birth of Mindbloom. This free-to-play game is designed to inspire people to define what’s important, discover what motivates them, and take meaningful daily […]
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2012-03-1900 minBrain-Body Breakthroughs Archives - WebTalkRadio.netBrain-Body Breakthroughs – Get smart with exercise! An interview with Dr. Arthur KramerIf you want to lose weight, stay healthy and protect your heart, exercise is a dose of just what the doctor ordered. However, it may be one of the best things for your brain if you want to think more clearly, learn faster, prevent Alzheimer’s disease and age more gracefully. My guest, Arthur Kramer, Ph. D., Director of the Beckman Institute for Advanced Science and Technology at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign tells how his interest in science and jock-like activities conspired to propel him into a career as a distinguished scientist who speinfocializes in cognition and br...
2012-03-1259 minVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? Archives - WebTalkRadio.netVideoGames: Brain Gain or Drain? – Casual Games for Improved Thinking in the ElderlyThis interview is with Garth Chouteau who oversees all surveys and research related to the health benefits of video games at PopCap Games. A casual game is one which is easy to learn, does not take much time to play, yet occupies enough attention to distract one from day to day ruminations. Previous casual game […]
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2012-03-0500 minVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? Archives - WebTalkRadio.netVideoGames: Brain Gain or Drain? – Hello Avatar Author InterviewedThis is Dr. Jayne Gackenbach and this week on Video Games: Brain Gain or Drain? we’ll be discussing avatars. What is an avatar? Classically they have been our characters in video games or in virtual worlds like Second Life, but our guest argues that avatars are now our online footprint. Beth Coleman, who received her […]
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2012-02-1300 minBrain-Body Breakthroughs Archives - WebTalkRadio.netBrain-Body Breakthroughs – Approaching Life Transitions (Part I): An interview with Tracy Greene-Mintz, LCSWHave you ever had a loved one, parent, or friend who you knew might not be safe living alone? And worse yet, had no idea how to broach the subject or what to do. Didn’t even know what the options were? Well my guest today is Tracy Greene-Mintz, a licensed clinical social worker specializing in the field of aging, and a nationally recognized expert in the field of Relocation Stress Syndrome in the elderly. She has written an extremely helpful book on the subject, which is available at her website www.SeniorCareTraining.com at the bottom of the pa...
2012-02-0659 minVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? Archives - WebTalkRadio.netVideoGames: Brain Gain or Drain? – Games for Health Journal FoundedThis time we will be talking with the editor of a new journal devoted to games for health, Bill Ferguson. Premiering in February of 2012, Games for Health: Research, Development, and Clinical Applications, will offer original peer-reviewed research articles, as well as industry insights and developments. Additionally, interviews and commentary on the games for health […]
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2012-01-3000 minThe Learning Curve Archives - WebTalkRadio.netThe Learning Curve – Build Brain Fitness and Accelerate Learning for Your ChildThis works for children and adults!
Just as exercise promotes physical fitness, exercising our brain improves brain fitness in four critical areas.
Memory
Attention
Processing
Sequencing
Today’s guest is Dr. Martha S. Burns who has been a practicing speech language pathologist for 45 years. Dr. Burns is on the Faculty of Northwestern University, Department of Communication Sciences & Disorders and who also works with Scientific Learning Corp.
Hear Dr. Burns discuss how one of Scientific Learning’s programs, Fast Forward®, helps learners achieve up to a two year reading gain...
2012-01-2329 minVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? Archives - WebTalkRadio.netVideoGames: Brain Gain or Drain? – Attention, Memory and Information Processing Advantages to GamingIn this show we’ll be talking about various perceptual and cognitive advantages to gaming. Dr. Walter Boot is the director of the Attention and Training laboratory in the Department of Psychology at Florida State University. In his lab they have tested expert video game players versus newbie’s on a variety of attentional, memory and information […]
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2012-01-1600 minBrain-Body Breakthroughs Archives - WebTalkRadio.netBrain-Body Breakthroughs – What could happen to you in the hospital if you don’t know about delirium. An interview with Malaz Boustani, MDDelirium — an acute brain disorder — is as serious as having a heart attack! Once it develops, the risk of death is the same as having a heart attack … and you probably haven’t even heard of it. What’s worse, it frequently goes undiagnosed.Subscribe with your favorite podcast playerAndroidRSS
It’s probably the most common acute brain disorder affecting adults in general hospitals involving 10% of all hospitalized adults, 33% of elderly hospital patients and up to 80% of those in the ICU (Intensive Care Unit). It accounts for $150 billion of health care expenditures and doctors are even beg...
2012-01-161h 06Brain-Body Breakthroughs Archives - WebTalkRadio.netBrain-Body Breakthroughs – How it feels, literally, when cancer cells die! — One person’s perspective: An interview with Sandra MiniereLiz Taylor developed a brain tumor. Suzanne Somers had breast cancer. And Farrah Fawcett had colon cancer. At some point in our lives one third of us will have to walk in their footsteps. And we’ll have to decide what is the treatment that we believe has the best chance to make us cancer free … and live, or die, with that decision.Subscribe with your favorite podcast playerAndroidRSS
Sandra Miniere did just that. She is now a 10-year breast cancer survivor who was told shortly after surgery that they “didn’t get all the canc...
2012-01-021h 02Video Games: Brain Gain or Drain? Archives - WebTalkRadio.netVideoGames: Brain Gain or Drain? – Military and GamingIn this show the use of games in the military is explored. In a recent study in the journal, Military Psychology, it was found that 43% of their over 10,000 soldier respondents reported gaming on a weekly basis. These individuals were largely male, young, and of the lower ranks. Given that almost all young people […]
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2012-01-0200 minA Fresh Start Archives - WebTalkRadio.netA Fresh Start – How Does Your Brain Work….? Creating a Buddha’s Brain, with Just One ThingHe is indeed one of my favorites!!!!! The more I LISTEN to him, the more I (Sallie Felton) learn. We all will walk away with specific tools when this interview is over…Rick Hanson, Ph.D., is a neuropsychologist and Affiliate Faculty of the Greater Good Science Center at UC Berkeley. He’s the author of the bestselling Buddha’s Brain: The Practical Neuroscience of Happiness, Love, and Wisdom (with Rick Mendius, M.D.; Foreword by Dan Siegel, M.D. and Preface by Jack Kornfield, Ph.D.), published in 21 languages and still #1 in the ‘Buddhism’ category on Amazon two years late...
2011-12-3049 minVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? Archives - WebTalkRadio.netVideoGames: Brain Gain or Drain? – Horror in Film and Video GamesIn this show I am talking with Dr. Barry Grant, who is a professor in the Department of Communication, Popular Culture and Film at Brock University in Ontario, Canada. Our topic is horror in film and video games. As an expert and teacher in film genres, science fiction, and horror, as well as a game […]
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2011-12-1900 minBrain-Body Breakthroughs Archives - WebTalkRadio.netBrain-Body Breakthroughs – ADHD — The rest of the storyAn interview with Dr. Mary Anne Block.Subscribe with your favorite podcast playerAndroidRSS
How would you respond if you were the parent of a young child who is sent home with a note from the teacher saying your son has been repeatedly disruptive in class and can’t sit still? She has suggested that you take him to the doctor to see if something can be done for it. This is very commonly how children get placed on Ritalin or a number of other powerful drugs that act in a manner similar to cocaine. It...
2011-12-1257 minVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? Archives - WebTalkRadio.netVideoGames: Brain Gain or Drain? – Personality and Video Game ViolenceDr. Patrick Markey director of the Interpersonal Lab at Villanova University is interviewed. He has examined how personality can be a predictor of aggression resulting from gaming. He talks about three personality traits that are particularly likely to predict negative outcomes of violent video game play. You’ll learn what these are as well as how […]
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2011-12-0500 minVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? Archives - WebTalkRadio.netVideoGames: Brain Gain or Drain? – Past and Future of GamingThere are two parts to this show. First the history of video game chapter is read from my forthcoming book, Playing Reality, by my coauthor who happens to be my son, Teace Snyder! As you know from earlier shows the reason that I got interested in video game play was because my son is a […]
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2011-11-2100 minVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? Archives - WebTalkRadio.netVideoGames: Brain Gain or Drain? – Narrative and Gaming: Influences of Mixed MediaDr. Evelyn Ellerman, chair of the Department of Communication Studies at Athabasca University, is interviewed in this show. She talks about the implications of gaming for the field of Communication Studies. Dr. Ellerman will address the role of narrative in games as a form of storytelling. How media overlap with newer media transforming older media […]
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2011-11-0700 minVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? Archives - WebTalkRadio.netVideoGames: Brain Gain or Drain? – Teaching Experts: From Gamers to Lifelong LearnersThis interview is with Dr. Jose Zagal, who is with DePaul University. He is the author of Ludoliteracy. In his article in Game Studies, “Novices, Gamers, and Scholars: Exploring the Challenges of Teaching About Games”, Dr. Zagal explains his doctoral dissertation research. The field of game studies is rapidly growing and in this interview we […]
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2011-10-1700 minVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? Archives - WebTalkRadio.netVideoGames: Brain Gain or Drain? – Constructive and Cooperative GamingDr. Amy Bruckman is interviewed this time. She is an Associate Professor in the College of Computing at Georgia Institute of Technology. She and her students in the Electronic Learning Communities research group, do research about online communities and education. Listeners will find this conversation quite helpful as it will introduce how gaming can be […]
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2011-10-0300 minBrain-Body Breakthroughs Archives - WebTalkRadio.netBrain-Body Breakthroughs – How it feels, literally, when cancer cells die! — One person’s perspective: An interview with Sandra MiniereLiz Taylor developed a brain tumor. Suzanne Somers had breast cancer. And Farrah Fawcett had colon cancer. At some point in our lives one third of us will have to walk in their footsteps. And we’ll have to decide what is the treatment that we believe has the best chance to make us cancer free … and live, or die, with that decision.Subscribe with your favorite podcast playerAndroidRSS
Sandra Miniere did just that. She is now a 10-year breast cancer survivor who was told shortly after surgery that they “didn’t get all the canc...
2011-09-261h 02Video Games: Brain Gain or Drain? Archives - WebTalkRadio.netVideoGames: Brain Gain or Drain? – The Casual Game RevolutionDr. Jesper Juul, author of The Casual Game Revolution and Half-Real is interviewed in this show. He is a Danish game researcher who is currently a Visiting Assistant Arts Professor at the New York University Game Center. As a casual gamer myself, I was fascinated to find this book and required my students to read […]
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2011-09-1900 minBrain-Body Breakthroughs Archives - WebTalkRadio.netBrain-Body Breakthroughs – GALSCHOOLS 101 — Transforming education one child at a time: An interview with Liz WolfsonImagine classrooms filled with happy learners. Children anxious to stand up and discuss what they just read. Movement, energy and enthusiasm. At GALSCHOOLS (Girls Athletic Leadership Schools) they call it their brand of active pedagogy. And if standardized testing is any measure of success, they are succeeding! After only their first year, they rank in the top 18% in the Denver Public Schools.Subscribe with your favorite podcast playerAndroidRSS
Based on new research, exercise and movement facilitate learning and at GALSCHOOLS they take both seriously. Not only that, but imagine a school where eating in...
2011-09-1953 minBrain-Body Breakthroughs Archives - WebTalkRadio.netBrain-Body Breakthroughs – Brain Training for those who want to have SHARP BRAINS: An interview with Alvaro Fernandez (Part 2)Now that you understand the critical difference between brain activity and true brain training, and have read the SharpBrains 10-point guide to choosing the best brain-training tool for you, the next step is to find out what the choices are. That will be covered in this week’s edition of Brain-Body Breakthroughs.Subscribe with your favorite podcast playerAndroidRSS
CEO and co-founder of SharpBrains, Mr. Alvaro Fernandez, will be discussing the top brain-training tools in the fields of general cognition, memory and learning, enhancing focus in ADHD and even how to improve your driving skills. He...
2011-09-1244 minVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? Archives - WebTalkRadio.netVideoGames: Brain Gain or Drain? – Middle Aged Female Gamers!Mia Consalvo who is has just begun teaching at Concordia University in Montreal after a year as a visiting scholar at MIT. She is the co-editor of the forthcoming Handbook of Internet Studies published by Blackwell and is author of Cheating: Gaining Advantage in Videogames from MIT Press. She has published articles and book chapters […]
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2011-09-0500 minBrain-Body Breakthroughs Archives - WebTalkRadio.netBrain-Body Breakthroughs – Brain Training for those who want to have SHARP BRAINS: An interview with Alvaro Fernandez (Part 1)We all know that physical exercise is good for your heart, your brain and your well-being. But what can you do beyond physical exercise that is good for your brain? What really is brain training? And who should care the most about it? Those are the topics of today’s program.Subscribe with your favorite podcast playerAndroidRSS
If you did five weeks of aerobic training with a one week refresher course one year and three years later, do you think your body would still be reaping benefits from it five years later? Probably not, si...
2011-09-0556 minVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? Archives - WebTalkRadio.netVideoGames: Brain Gain or Drain? – Game Transfer PhenomenaMy guest this week is Angelica Ortiz de Gortari, who will talk about the Game Transfer Phenomena. This young woman is working on her doctoral degree in the International Gaming Research Unit at Nottingham Trent University in the United Kingdom. Originally from Mexico, Angelica has been fascinated with gaming and it’s effects for some time. […]
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2011-08-1500 minVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? Archives - WebTalkRadio.netVideoGames: Brain Gain or Drain? – Translations to Reality: Interview with a Psychologist who is a Serious GamerThis show is a conversation with a female serious video game player. Eva Murzyn, who is originally from Poland, completed her PhD at the University of Dundee in the United Kingdom. Her research on individual differences in black and white dreaming, and their relationship with black and white media. In part this research interest emerged […]
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2011-08-0100 minVideo Games: Brain Gain or Drain? Archives - WebTalkRadio.netVideoGames: Brain Gain or Drain? – Children, Media and Video Games – A First LookTwo elements of children and video games are covered in this show. First I summarize a recent study by the Kaiser Family Foundation on media use by children 8 to 18. By looking at all media use by children we can contextualize their use of video games. Following this, you’ll hear an interview made at […]
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2011-07-1800 minBrain-Body Breakthroughs Archives - WebTalkRadio.netBrain-Body Breakthroughs – A new Approach to Weight Loss. Part 2. Larry McCleary, M. D., author of Feed Your Brain Lose Your BellyIf you have ever been told that “a calorie is a calorie” and you need to cut the calories you eat to lose weight, you will be very surprised at what we will be discussing on the program today. Children don’t go through a growth spurt because they eat too much and we don’t gain […]
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2011-07-1100 minBrain-Body Breakthroughs Archives - WebTalkRadio.netBrain-Body Breakthroughs – A new approach to weight loss. Part 1. Larry McCleary, M.D., author of Feed Your Brain Lose Your BellyIf you have ever asked your doctor how to lose weight the response has probably been that you need to “eat less and exercise more” with the caveat that you should get accustomed to feeling hungry. We have also been told to banish fat from our plates if we want to lose weight and avoid a heart attack. If you’ve tried this approach and are heavier than ever before, you need to listen to this program.Subscribe with your favorite podcast playerAndroidRSS
Kirstie Alley is the poster-child for yo-yo dieting based on these recomm...
2011-07-0459 minBrain-Body Breakthroughs Archives - WebTalkRadio.netBrain-Body Breakthroughs – Get smart with exercise! An interview with Dr. Arthur KramerIf you want to lose weight, stay healthy and protect your heart, exercise is a dose of just what the doctor ordered. However, it may be one of the best things for your brain if you want to think more clearly, learn faster, prevent Alzheimer’s disease and age more gracefully. My guest, Arthur Kramer, Ph. D., Director of the Beckman Institute for Advanced Science and Technology at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign tells how his interest in science and jock-like activities conspired to propel him into a career as a distinguished scientist who specializes in cognition and br...
2011-06-2059 minA Fresh Start Archives - WebTalkRadio.netA Fresh Start – “IF YOU CAN CHANGE YOUR BRAIN, YOU CAN CHANGE YOUR LIFE”Sallie and Conway Felton discuss with one of their favorite people, Dr. Rick Hanson, self-worth, feeling valued and what you can change to be more positive in the eyes of depression. This is their depression series to give tips to live a happier life. Dr. Rick Hanson says, “When your mind changes, your brain changes” and “Your brain is like Velcro for negative experiences but Teflon for positive ones.” His latest book talks openly about how psychology, neurology, and contemplative practice are intersecting to create an exciting new field that is yielding surprising findings about how we can take charge o...
2011-06-2055 minLive To 100 Archives - WebTalkRadio.netLive To 100 – Can Nutrition Affect Your Baby’s Brain and IQ?Up until now, no one has ever looked at the brain of a nutrient-restricted primate in utero to see if fetal brain development is normal or not. Hear first-hand accounts and details of the first historically recorded experiment here today! What do you think will happen to the fetus brain if you reduce your calorie intake during pregnancy? Do you think the brain will be smaller or will it be normal? Will malnutrition during pregnancy potentially lower your baby’s IQ? All the answers will surprise you! Join Dr. Thienna for this exclusive interview with Dr. Thomas McDonald on on...
2011-06-0633 minBrain-Body Breakthroughs Archives - WebTalkRadio.netBrain-Body Breakthroughs – How to Cure Cancer by Making the Right Food Choices! An interview with renowned neuroscientist and researcher Dr. Thomas SeyfriedThe Big C. Cancer. The disease that kills more Americans than any other. Believed by most to be a death sentence. Months of intolerable chemotherapy, surgery and radiation treatments. Lose your hair and your appetite and feel terrible for months. That doesn’t have to be the case at all according to Boston College Professor of Biology, Dr. Thomas Seyfried. Even if you’re Michael Douglas or Teddy Kennedy, you would benefit from what this man has to say. He breaks all the rules by stating publicly why you should avoid x-ray treatments and how steroid medications (drugs used in m...
2011-05-2359 minHealthy Alternatives Archives - WebTalkRadio.netHealthy Alternatives – BRAIN GYM: A PATH FOR SUCCESSIt turns out that very simple movement exercises can have a profound effect on how you feel and function. Join me as I talk with Kari Coady, Executive Director of Brain Gym International, about the Brain Gym movements and exercises and the impact it can have on children, business people, the elderly and athletes. The effects of these movements go far beyond just physical exercises. As you’ll heard, Brain Gym can impact all areas of yours and your family’s life. You’re not going to want to miss this one!
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2011-03-2832 minThe Business Kitchen Archives - WebTalkRadio.netThe Business Kitchen – Stirring Up Your Whole BrainThis week in The Business Kitchen, we stir up a winning recipe for developing leadership, resolving disputes and advancing your career by understanding how the brain works. Bob McKown, an HR executive with over 30 years of experience explains how the Herman Brain Dominance Instrument can be used in your business to create a better […]
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2011-03-2100 minEat, Exercise, Live Archives - WebTalkRadio.netEat, Exercise, Live – Our Second Brain – The Belly BrainPlease join me with the man the word neurogastroenterology was coined for – Dr. Michael Gershon – Author of The Second Brain. Dr. Gershon has put the scientific fact behind our “gut feelings” or feeling “sick to our stomach”. Understand the many reasons we have to look after our digestive system with proper nutrition, exercise & lifestyle habits to ensure the health of our GI system, and our enteric nervous system. We now know that the majority of our feel good neurotransmitter Serotonin comes from our gut – not from our brains as always thought. This impacts all of our systemic health – understand why so much of o...
2011-03-141h 01The Stimulus Driven Brain Archives - WebTalkRadio.netThe Stimulus Driven Brain – Organization from Big to SmallCan we look at organizing a whole year . . Of course we can! The planning for the year involves using a master calendar. Dialing the pages of our lifecloser, we can look at the organization of a quarter at school, a month in our lives,and dial it down to a week at a time and finally a day at a time. What are the habits to develop to help you stay on track? Tune in and find out!
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2010-12-2027 minThe Stimulus Driven Brain Archives - WebTalkRadio.netThe Stimulus Driven Brain – ADD and Self EsteemHow does self esteem and self concept form? We live our lives as the person and capabilities we believe we have. Is this carved in stone or can we change how we see ourselves? Start today by taking command of your beliefs and live the life that you want.
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2010-12-0627 minThe Stimulus Driven Brain Archives - WebTalkRadio.netThe Stimulus Driven Brain – When woman with ADD ride the Estrogen rocket, increased symptoms of ADD occur when the rocket falls to earth and estrogen levels crashMenopause is often a time where ADD symptoms can increase. It can feel like a return to the challenges that were there before treatment of ADD/ADHD. Join George H. Glade as we find out what woman can do about these changes. You might even want the men in your life to give a listen so they can have some understanding of what’s going on!
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2010-11-2925 minThe Stimulus Driven Brain Archives - WebTalkRadio.netThe Stimulus Driven Brain – Lynn University, a school with the ADD/ADHD Student in mind.This weeks show features my interview with Stacey Bauberger, M.Ed. and ADD coach at Lynn’s Center for Achievement and Learning. This school has a very well developed academic coaching program and an assortment of other supports for the ADD college student. This is a school to not miss hearing about, perhaps for you or for you for someone you know!
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2010-11-2233 minThe Stimulus Driven Brain Archives - WebTalkRadio.netThe Stimulus Driven Brain – The Good, The Bad and the Ugly or all about stimulant medicationsThis is the program that if you are working with a therapist or a coach, you want to get them to listen! It tells you the basics about the two major classess of Stimulant Medications and how they are used in contemporary practice. Are they a pathway to addiction? Find out by listening to The Stimulus Driven Brain as host George H. Glade guides you through the basics about stimulants.
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2010-11-1531 minThe Stimulus Driven Brain Archives - WebTalkRadio.netThe Stimulus Driven Brain – Coaching the TechieThis week George invites ADD coach Peter Terlaak who works with people from Microsoft. They explore the unique challenges in coaching people n the often free flowing world of technology where often the structure you build is your own.
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2010-11-1033 minThe Stimulus Driven Brain Archives - WebTalkRadio.netThe Stimulus Driven Brain – ADD Never Rides Alone. Looking at Bipolar Disorder.ADD often has a variety of co-morbidities, or other problems that happen at the same time. Bipolar disorders and ADD are often confused with one another because they share a number of common feature. In this weeks program, we’ll explore what Bipolar disorders are, how to separate them from ADD and frm major depressive disorders and how we treat them.
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2010-11-0124 minThe Stimulus Driven Brain Archives - WebTalkRadio.netThe Stimulus Driven Brain – Week 1044Week 1044
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2010-10-2525 minThe Stimulus Driven Brain Archives - WebTalkRadio.netThe Stimulus Driven Brain – Creating a Greater sense of Self ResponsibilityPeople with ADD are sometimes felt to be unreliable. The reality is that sometimes they are. Are people in your life frustratrated with not being able to count on you? Tune in and find out what leads to unreliability, what supports it and reinforces it and most importantly . .WHAT TO DO ABOUT IT!
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2010-10-1826 minThe Stimulus Driven Brain Archives - WebTalkRadio.netThe Stimulus Driven Brain – Having trouble getting off of the mark to get things done?Do you start projects only to have them sit partially completed. This week George talks with certified life coach Jodi Pierce about getting untracked in your life to start and complete your goals.
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2010-10-1126 minThe Stimulus Driven Brain Archives - WebTalkRadio.netThe Stimulus Driven Brain – The negative Effects of StimulantsHear what a person who prescribes medications has to say about the negative side of stimulants. There are no perfect medication. Separate the evidence based information from the hysteria that can accompany people’s perspective on taking medications
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2010-10-0429 minThe Stimulus Driven Brain Archives - WebTalkRadio.netThe Stimulus Driven Brain – ADD/ ADHD, The unique sleep issues for Children and AdolescentsDoes your child frequently wake up in the middle of the night? Are they hard to get to bed and even worst to try to get up in the morning? Do they have bad dreams, or even night mares and remember them so they can tell you about them latter? If any of these questions ring true for you, then is a program that is not to be missed. Let’s look at the unique problems with sleep for children and adolescents, and most importantly . . . what to do about them!
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2010-09-2724 minThe Stimulus Driven Brain Archives - WebTalkRadio.netThe Stimulus Driven Brain – Sleep issues with ADD/ADHDTo sleep perchance to dream. We can drean if we have trouble falling asleep, or staying asleep. ADD can lead to some unique difficulties with sleep. find out some effective ways of dealing with them
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2010-09-2035 minThe Stimulus Driven Brain Archives - WebTalkRadio.netThe Stimulus Driven Brain – Week 1038Week 1038
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2010-09-1322 minThe Stimulus Driven Brain Archives - WebTalkRadio.netThe Stimulus Driven Brain – Are you just reacting to problems at school and at home?Turn the tables and go from reactive to proactive in helping your child in your family manage childhood ADD/ADHD. Explore more of the Mets surrounding childhood ADD/ADHD.
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2010-09-0635 minThe Stimulus Driven Brain Archives - WebTalkRadio.netThe Stimulus Driven Brain – Is your child an exuberant, highly active child who is just into everything? Or might they be ADD/ADHD?Find out what separates the two, and how learning disabilities are yet another wrinkle to what can be a complex picture. Explore some of the many myths around children with ADD/ADHD.
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2010-08-2931 minThe Stimulus Driven Brain Archives - WebTalkRadio.netThe Stimulus Driven Brain – Conquering ClutterDo you feel that you’re drowning it quicksand of paperwork stacked on your desk? Did you ever mis- place a small child or perhaps a pet because clutter threatening to overtake you and swallow you whole? Beat back the clutter monster in your life. Wouldn’t it be nice to be able to find things again?
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2010-08-2329 minThe Stimulus Driven Brain Archives - WebTalkRadio.netThe Stimulus Driven Brain – From Brush Fires to Inferno. How to pour water on the flames in the workplace.Do you feel like you’re constantly putting out brush fires at work, but secretly enjoy the rush of doing so. The planning to avoid working in crisis mode may be less exciting. It keeps work from changing from a brush fire to the whole forest going up in flames.
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2010-08-1625 minNurturing the Nurturers Archives - WebTalkRadio.netNurturing The Nurturers – Raising a Left Brain Child in a Right Brain World
Join Teena and Katharine Beals, author of Raising a Left Brain Child in a Right Brain World, for an interesting discussion of Dr. Beal’s strategies to enhance learning for this population of students.
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