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Steve Preston is the CEO of Goodwill Industries. Though Goodwill is known for big stores where people can donate clothes and buy them secondhand, those stores are just the first level of what Goodwill Industries are about. Those stores fund an international organization that provides job training, employment placement services and other community-based programs for people who face barriers in their employment. Steve joins Jay to discuss the ways Goodwill Industries support veterans and individuals who lack job experience, an education, or face employment challenges, such as those people who are formerly incarcerated. Today's episode was produced by Tani Levitt and Mijon Zulu. To check out more episodes or to learn more about the show, you can visit our website Allaboutchangepodcast.com. If you like our show, spread the word, tell a friend or family member, or leave us a review on your favorite podcasting app. We really appreciate it. All About Change is produced by the Ruderman Family Foundation. Episode Chapters 0:00 intro 1:02 The Goodwill you don’t know 4:33 The troubling reality of work reintegration for formerly incarcerated folks 10:00 How Steve brings his public-sector experience to Goodwill 11:17 Goodwill’s employment centers 15:51 The interplay between Goodwill’s national and local arms 24:07 The case for minimizing recidivism becoming a cross-party cause 27:05 Goodbye For video episodes, watch on www.youtube.com/@therudermanfamilyfoundation Stay in touch: X: @JayRuderman | @RudermanFdn LinkedIn: Jay Ruderman | Ruderman Family Foundation Instagram: All About Change Podcast | Ruderman Family Foundation To learn more about the podcast, visit https://allaboutchangepodcast.com/ Looking for more insights into the world of activism? Be sure to check out Jay’s brand new book, Find Your Fight , in which Jay teaches the next generation of activists and advocates how to step up and bring about lasting change. You can find Find Your Fight wherever you buy your books, and you can learn more about it at www.jayruderman.com .…
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Вміст надано Nicky Yazbeck. Весь вміст подкастів, включаючи епізоди, графіку та описи подкастів, завантажується та надається безпосередньо компанією Nicky Yazbeck або його партнером по платформі подкастів. Якщо ви вважаєте, що хтось використовує ваш захищений авторським правом твір без вашого дозволу, ви можете виконати процедуру, описану тут https://uk.player.fm/legal.
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In this episode of The Connected Community Podcast , host Nicky Yazbeck sits down with Shena Jade Jensen, a licensed therapist and relationship coach with over 15 years of experience. Shena brings a deep, body-oriented perspective to her work, drawing from extensive training in somatic modalities including Somatic Experiencing and Hakomi. Together, Nicky and Shena dive into the world of somatic therapy, exploring how the body holds emotional experiences and the powerful role present-moment awareness plays in healing. The conversation touches on how trauma shows up in the nervous system, the importance of grounding and embodiment, and why a trauma-informed approach is essential to effective therapeutic work. Shena also offers insight into the distinctions between coaching and therapy, and the value of having professional guidance when working with deep emotional patterns. Throughout the episode, Nicky and Shena illuminate the layered nature of healing and the importance of connection, mindfulness, and compassion on the path toward emotional well-being. Takeaways: Somatic therapy focuses on the mind-body connection. Memories can be stored in the body as tension and pain. Trauma can manifest in small, everyday experiences. Talking about trauma has limitations; somatic therapy addresses the body. Dissociation is a common response to trauma. Present moment awareness can help in processing trauma. Somatic release can take many forms, including shaking and crying. Professional guidance is crucial in trauma work. Healing involves rewriting patterns in the nervous system. Grounding through the body is essential for healing. Embodiment leads to empowerment and self-acceptance. Changing posture can transform self-perception. Trauma-informed therapy is crucial for effective healing. Therapists must be trained to hold space for clients' emotions. Mindfulness practices are foundational in somatic therapy. Repatterning thoughts requires a complex understanding of trauma. Healing is a layered process that unfolds over time. Connection with others enhances the healing journey. Practicing self-compassion is vital for emotional growth. Connect with me: https://nickyYyoga.com https://www.youtube.com/@TheConnectedCommunity support@nickyYyoga.com Connect with Shena: https://bayfamilycounseling.com/ https://www.instagram.com/themarriagetherapist/ https://www.facebook.com/ShenaWakeUpInLove Tags: somatic therapy, trauma, Hakomi, emotional healing, body awareness, mindfulness, dissociation, personal growth, therapy techniques, mental health, somatic work, overcoming trauma, grounding, embodiment, healing, empowerment, therapy, coaching, emotional processing…
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In this episode of the Connected Community Podcast, Nicky Yazbeck interviews Nichole Jones about brain spotting, a therapeutic technique that evolved from EMDR. Nichole Jones, LPC is a Certified Brainspotting Practitioner (soon to be consultant), Ayurveda+Yoga Therapist, and Money mindset coach who has been practicing brainspotting for the last decade. Nichole explains the origins of brain spotting, its process, and how it differs from traditional therapy methods. The conversation delves into the importance of body awareness, the client-centered approach in therapy, and the use of grounding techniques to manage activation during sessions. Nichole emphasizes that clients do not need to recount traumatic stories, making brain spotting a gentle yet effective method for processing trauma and anxiety. In this conversation, Nichole Jones shares her insights on brain spotting, a therapeutic technique for addressing trauma and emotional distress. She discusses the importance of understanding each client's unique needs and experiences, emphasizing that while brain spotting can be beneficial for many, it may not work for everyone. Nichole also reflects on her personal journey with brain spotting, revealing how it helped her navigate postpartum anxiety and other challenges. The discussion highlights the significance of small T traumas and the role of licensed therapists versus coaches in facilitating healing. Ultimately, the conversation underscores the necessity of support and self-awareness in the therapeutic process. Takeaways: Brain spotting evolved from EMDR and focuses on body awareness. The technique was discovered by David Grand while working with athletes. Brain spotting allows clients to process trauma without reliving the story. It emphasizes a client-centered approach, adapting to individual needs. Grounding techniques are essential for managing client activation. Clients can find their own 'brain spots' for processing emotions. Therapists follow the client's lead during sessions, known as 'the tail of the comet.' The technique can be used for various issues, including anxiety and trauma. Clients do not need to have a detailed story to benefit from brain spotting. Everybody's a candidate for brain spotting. Small T traumas can have a significant impact. Healing often occurs between therapy sessions. Support is crucial during the healing process. Licensed therapists may offer more comprehensive care. Coaches can be effective if they have the right training. Self-awareness is key in therapy. Connect with me: https://nickyYyoga.com https://www.youtube.com/@TheConnectedCommunity support@nickyYyoga.com Connect with Nichole: www.nicholejones.com www.awakened-wealth.com https://www.instagram.com/therealnicholejones/ Keywords: brain spotting, EMDR, therapy, trauma, mental health, anxiety, counseling, healing, mindfulness, body awareness, mindfulness, emotional healing, coaching, licensed therapist, personal growth…
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In this episode of the Connected Community Podcast, Nicky Yazbeck interviews Charlotte Nieuwenhuis about the profound relationship humans can cultivate with cacao. Charlotte shares her journey of connecting with cacao as a spiritual teacher, the differences between ceremonial cacao and commercial chocolate, and the importance of ethical sourcing and sustainability in the cacao industry. The conversation delves into the fermentation process, regional variations, and the significance of honoring the ancestral roots of cacao. Ultimately, the episode emphasizes cacao's role in reconnecting humanity with nature and fostering a deeper understanding of our relationship with the earth. In this enlightening conversation, Charlotte Nieuwenhuis shares her profound experiences with cacao, exploring its spiritual significance, cultural reverence, and its role in healing and women's health. She emphasizes the importance of reconnecting with nature and the wisdom of indigenous practices, while also addressing the commercialization of cacao ceremonies in the West. The discussion highlights the continuous journey of learning and the messages received from the cacao spirit, advocating for a deeper understanding and respect for this sacred plant. Takeaways: Cacao serves as a spiritual teacher and a connection to the earth. Ceremonial cacao differs significantly from commercial chocolate. The fermentation process enhances the nutritional value of cacao. Regional variations in cacao affect its flavor and quality. Cultivating a relationship with cacao requires intention and openness. Ethical sourcing is crucial for sustainable cacao production. Honoring the farmers and indigenous cultures is essential. Cacao ceremonies can deepen our connection to nature. Cacao is a living being that offers wisdom and teachings. Connect with me: https://nickyYyoga.com https://www.youtube.com/@TheConnectedCommunity support@nickyYyoga.com Connect with Charlotte: https://heart-to-earth.com/ https://www.instagram.com/heart.toearth?igsh=MTB1c3hjMW1nd29uNg%3D%3D&utm_source=qr LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/charlotte-nieuwenhuis-30b6b424b?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=ios_app Tags : cacao, chocolate, ceremonial cacao, fermentation, sustainability, indigenous cultures, cacao ceremonies, ethical sourcing, plant medicine, heart opening, Cacao, Heart Opening, Spirituality, Nature Connection, Women's Health, Indigenous Wisdom, Healing, Mindfulness, Cultural Reverence…
In this episode of The Connected Community Podcast , host Nicky Yazbeck speaks with Tiffany Freer, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and EMDRIA Approved Trainer and Consultant. Tiffany shares her deep expertise in using EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) therapy with children and adolescents, drawing from her experience in community mental health and the foster care system. Their conversation explores how trauma, both big and small, can impact a child’s development and emotional regulation, often leading to internalized beliefs of self-blame and unworthiness. Tiffany discusses the nuances of adapting EMDR for young clients, the importance of building positive memory networks, and how therapeutic storytelling can support healing, particularly for adopted children. Together, Nicky and Tiffany unpack the power of EMDR to address complex trauma and the vital role of a skilled, attuned therapist in guiding children and families toward lasting transformation. Takeaways: Childhood trauma can have lasting effects into adulthood. EMDR requires modifications when working with children. Concrete tools are essential for engaging children in therapy. Children can experience dysregulation similar to adults during therapy. Small traumas can have significant impacts on self-worth. Memories are stored state-dependently, affecting emotional responses. EMDR helps synthesize maladaptive and adaptive memory networks. Building positive memory networks is crucial in therapy. Therapeutic storytelling can be effective for adopted children. Many people experience trauma that they may not remember until later in life. Therapists should not act as fact-checkers but rather support clients in their journey. Children often internalize negative experiences, leading to self-blame. EMDR helps clients process trauma by alternating between past and present memories. The effectiveness of EMDR can vary based on the individual's prior experiences with trauma. Finding a qualified EMDR therapist is crucial for effective treatment. Therapists should be aware of the importance of resourcing clients before diving into trauma work. Children's memory networks are shorter, allowing for quicker reprocessing in therapy. Building a trusting relationship with clients is essential for effective therapy. Therapists must accept the limitations of their role in a child's healing process. Connect with me: https://nickyYyoga.com https://www.youtube.com/@TheConnectedCommunity support@nickyYyoga.com Connect with Tiffany: https://greenwoodcounselingcenter.com/ https://emdroftherockies.com/ Keywords: EMDR, child therapy, trauma, mental health, childhood trauma, EMDR consultant, therapeutic techniques, emotional regulation, memory processing, attachment theory, childhood, therapy, mental health, healing, memory, internalization, therapist, counseling…
In this episode of The Connected Community Podcast , Christine Peine joins us to explore the healing potential of therapeutic art. Christine is a Holistic Business Coach and Therapeutic Art Facilitator who supports entrepreneurs feeling stuck or creatively drained, helping them reconnect with their true selves and rebuild their businesses with clarity and purpose. With a Master’s in Art Therapy, Christine integrates polyvagal theory, somatic practices, and parts work into her unique approach. She shares her personal journey from burnout to discovering the power of art as a tool for healing and transformation. We dive into how creativity, body awareness, and nervous system regulation work together to support emotional well-being. Christine also guides listeners through an accessible art exercise, inviting connection with the inner child and the body’s innate wisdom. This inspiring conversation offers a fresh perspective on creativity—not as a talent, but as a vital part of healing and self-discovery. Takeaways: Therapeutic art is about expressing inner feelings, not creating perfect art. Polyvagal Theory explains how our nervous system affects our emotions. The body holds wisdom that can guide us in healing. Art can help make subconscious feelings visible. Engaging in creative practices can reconnect us with our inner child. Movement and breath are essential for regulating our nervous system. Therapeutic art can be done with simple materials at home. Self-discovery through art is a personal journey. Creativity is vital for mental health at any age. Listening to our intuition can lead to meaningful creative expression. Connect with me: https://nickyYyoga.com https://www.youtube.com/@TheConnectedCommunity support@nickyYyoga.com Connect with Christine: https://christinepeine.com/ https://www.christinepeine.com/courses/conscious-clarity-practice https://www.instagram.com/create.with.christine/ Keywords: art therapy, therapeutic art, polyvagal theory, self-discovery, inner child, creative expression, mental health, emotional regulation, healing through art, mindfulness…
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In this episode of The Connected Community Podcast , Nicky Yazbeck welcomes Nicola Navon, a relationship communication and leadership coach, to explore the magnetic dance between masculine and feminine energies and how they shape our most intimate connections. Drawing from over a decade of experience in psychology and communication, Nicola shares how her signature framework, The Union Method, helps individuals and couples cultivate deeper connection, trust, and fulfillment—both in the bedroom and beyond. Together, Nicky and Nicola dive into the often-unspoken dynamics that influence desire, vulnerability, and the expression of needs. They unpack the power of embodied communication, the role of polarity in creating passion, and the ways in which our attachment styles influence the way we relate. This heart-centered conversation invites listeners to reflect on the inner balance of their own masculine and feminine energies, offering a fresh perspective on cultivating intimacy, reigniting passion, and creating relationships that feel whole, alive, and deeply connected. Takeaways Understanding the balance of masculine and feminine energies is crucial for deeper intimacy. It only takes one person to understand energetics to shift the relationship dynamics. Vulnerability is key in expressing desires and needs in relationships. Women often need to step into their feminine to allow men to step into their masculine. Communication should be playful and inviting rather than controlling or nagging. Expressing desires requires a strong masculine core to voice them effectively. The fear of rejection impacts both men and women in expressing intimacy. Creating passion involves inviting partners to take the lead in a subtle way. Seduction can be a powerful tool in igniting desire in relationships. Acknowledging and appreciating partners' efforts fosters connection and balance. Finding healthy attachment starts with self. Navigating relationship dynamics requires understanding of attachment styles. Loneliness is a common human experience that needs addressing. Passion thrives on polarity and contrast in relationships. Creating excitement in long-term relationships is essential. Communication is key to intimacy and connection. Expressing needs is crucial to avoid resentment. Wholeness in oneself is necessary for healthy relationships. The process of intimacy should be prioritized over end goals. Exploring new experiences together can reignite passion. Connect with me: https://nickyYyoga.com https://www.youtube.com/@TheConnectedCommunity support@nickyYyoga.com Connect with Nicola: https://www.nicolanavon.com/ https://www.instagram.com/nicolanavon/ Keywords: masculine, feminine, intimacy, relationships, communication, balance, passion, dynamics, energetics, connection, attachment styles, relationship dynamics, intimacy, communication, passion, wholeness, masculine and feminine energy, loneliness, fulfillment, reigniting passion…
Together, Nicky and Sarah explore the often-unspoken side of the spiritual and healing world such as the seductive nature of quick fixes, the glorification of transcendence at the expense of the human experience, and the shadow side of placing mentors on pedestals. They shine a light on the ways spiritual bypassing can subtly undermine genuine growth and emphasize the importance of staying anchored in authenticity, humility, and discernment. The conversation dives into red flags to be aware of in spiritual teachers and healing practitioners, including over-promising results, lack of transparency, and disconnection from their own humanity. They unpack the marketing of transformation at retreats, encouraging listeners to trust their inner knowing, honor their intuition, and approach healing not as something to be outsourced, but as a sacred collaboration between self and guide. Through this rich dialogue, Nicky and Sarah advocate for a return to self-honoring, embodied truth, and the slow, often messy, but deeply rewarding path of healing. Whether you’re just beginning your personal growth journey or navigating the complexities of finding the right support, this episode invites you into a space of reflection, empowerment, and deeper connection to your own wisdom. Takeaways: Spiritual bypassing can be a form of spiritual narcissism. The desire for quick fixes can lead to avoidance of deeper work. The journey of healing is more important than the destination. Humility is a crucial stage in the process of enlightenment. It's essential to run potential mentors through your own heart filter. Over-promising in mentorship is a significant red flag. Look for alignment between a teacher's words and actions. Avoid placing mentors on pedestals to prevent disillusionment. Effective teachers empower others to recognize their own light. The marketing of spiritual experiences can often be misleading. The intention behind seeking help is crucial for effective healing. Collaboration in healing is essential; it's not just outsourcing. Trusting your instincts is vital in any healing journey. Red flags include guarantees of healing or fixed outcomes. Empowerment comes from recognizing one's own healing capabilities. Healing is a layered process that varies for each individual. Self-honoring is key; it's okay to step back if needed. There are many paths to healing; no one way is the only way. Relatability and authenticity in practitioners are important. Connect with me: https://nickyYyoga.com https://www.youtube.com/@TheConnectedCommunity support@nickyYyoga.com Connect with Sarah: https://www.sparkflc.com/ https://www.facebook.com/SarahSparkFLC/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfymRND2sFqBEuWET4RPETg Keywords: spiritual bypassing, mentorship, red flags, plant medicine, healing, spiritual growth, self-awareness, ego, transformation, community, healing, practitioners, collaboration, empowerment, trust, self-honoring, intentions…
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In this episode of The Connected Community Podcast , Nicky Yazbeck sits down with Crystal Hines to explore the transformative world of Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy. Together, they unpack the foundational concepts of IFS, from the protective roles of managers and firefighters to the tender vulnerabilities held by exiles. Crystal shares her personal healing journey with both IFS and EMDR, offering insight into the deep inner work that fosters emotional resilience and transformation. The conversation weaves through the complexities of shame, the significance of self-energy, and the power of embracing all parts of oneself. Crystal and Nicky also dive into the spiritual dimensions of IFS, the influence of generational trauma, and the growing intersection of plant medicine and therapy. With compassion and clarity, they highlight the importance of therapist self-work and the healing potential found in external relationships. This episode is an invitation to move toward a more self-led life, grounded in curiosity, connection, and wholeness. Takeaways: IFS is a therapeutic model created by Richard Schwartz. Protective parts develop to help us function in the world. Managers are proactive parts that prevent vulnerability. Firefighters are reactive parts that shut down feelings. Exiles carry the pain of past experiences. Shame often stems from a lack of co-regulation in childhood. Healing involves building a relationship with self-energy. Therapists must do their own work to support clients effectively. Self-energy is essential for healing and connection. Living a self-led life means embracing all parts of self. The best way to build access to self energy is to be with your parts. Triggers can be seen as opportunities for self-reflection and growth. Skepticism about parts work often stems from a part of the individual. Generational trauma can be addressed through personal healing work. Plant medicine may help protective parts feel safe enough to heal. IFS emphasizes the importance of external relationships in healing. Finding a qualified IFS therapist is crucial for effective therapy. Connect with me: https://nickyYyoga.com https://www.youtube.com/@TheConnectedCommunity support@nickyYyoga.com Connect with Crystal: https://www.aligntherapyandconsultation.com/ https://www.aligntherapyandconsultation.com/ifs-emdr-certification Internal Family Systems, IFS, therapy, trauma, self-energy, shame, mental health, EMDR, parts work, healing, IFS, self energy, parts work, triggers, generational trauma, epigenetics, plant medicine…
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In this episode of The Connected Community Podcast , host Nicky Yazbeck takes the guest seat for the first time, offering a deeply personal and unfiltered glimpse into her own story. With honesty and vulnerability, Nicky reflects on her path of self-discovery, the inspiration behind launching the podcast, and the role community has played in her personal and professional evolution. She opens up about the transformative impact of motherhood, the healing journey through therapy and plant medicine, and how travel and intuition have shaped her understanding of self. Drawing from her 20+ years as a yoga teacher, her background as a licensed clinical social worker, certified Gestalt therapist, and certified Kambo facilitator, Nicky shares how her personal healing journey informs the way she holds space for others. From navigating her inner critic to reconnecting with her intuition, Nicky speaks to the courageous act of reclaiming one’s identity beyond societal roles and expectations. She reflects on how her experience as an adoptive mother, world traveler, and intuitive healer have deepened her capacity to see both the shadow and light in herself and in others. This episode is an exploration of what it means to live authentically, to heal in community, and to lead with soul. It’s an invitation to slow down, tune in, and remember that our stories—no matter how messy or beautiful—are the bridges that connect us. Takeaways: The podcast aims to bring experts' perspectives to the audience. Community is a central theme in Nicky's work. Nicky's interests guide her choice of podcast guests. Understanding her audience is a work in progress. Nicky's past experiences have shaped her current path. Motherhood has influenced Nicky's identity and self-perception. Ayahuasca has been a transformative experience for Nicky. Painful experiences can lead to profound learning and clarity. Living intuitively has been a guiding principle in Nicky's life. She learned to recognize when things are in flow and when to shift directions. The inner critic can be harsh, but self-acceptance is a powerful journey. Community support is crucial in the healing process. Nicky's capacity to hold space for others has deepened through her experiences. Reclaiming identity involves recognizing oneself beyond societal labels. Self-care is essential for personal well-being and positively impacts others. Priorities may shift during motherhood, but self-reflection is key. Nicky aims to inspire others to see their own light and potential. Connect with me: https://nickyYyoga.com https://www.youtube.com/@TheConnectedCommunity nickynamaste@gmail.com Keywords: podcast, self-discovery, community, ayahuasca, personal journey, motherhood, intuition, healing, mental health, self-acceptance, therapy, identity, self-care, personal growth, transformation, plant medicine…
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1 Cannabis and Cancer: THC, CBD, RSO, Phoenix Tears 1:01:34
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In this episode of The Connected Community: Exploring Possibility , Nicky Yazbeck sits down with Eddie Funxta, a passionate advocate for cannabis as a treatment for cancer. Eddie shares his personal journey into the world of cannabis, discussing how personal loss led him to explore its healing potential. He delves into the evolution of medical marijuana laws, the science behind THC and CBD, and the importance of personalized treatment. The conversation explores how cannabis can help cancer patients manage symptoms, improve their quality of life, and reconnect with themselves and their communities. Eddie also emphasizes the role of diet, lifestyle choices, and education in the healing process, shedding light on the power of high-quality cannabis products and their impact on overall well-being. Takeaways: Eddie's journey into cannabis began with personal loss. The medical marijuana movement was fueled by the AIDS crisis. Cannabis can help cancer patients manage symptoms and improve quality of life. THC and CBD have different effects and benefits for patients. Personalized treatment is crucial for effective cannabis use. Diet and lifestyle choices significantly impact health outcomes. Cannabis can help patients reconnect with themselves and their community. Education about cannabis is essential for patients and healthcare providers. The importance of using high-quality cannabis products. Cannabis can be a powerful tool for healing and empowerment. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Cannabis and Cancer 03:15 Eddie's Journey into Cannabis 06:45 The Impact of Medical Marijuana Laws 11:21 Cannabis as a Treatment for Cancer 11:44 Understanding Cannabis Expectations 17:00 Customizing Cannabis Treatments 23:10 The Science Behind Cannabis Oil 28:46 Navigating the Cannabis Market 32:22 The Therapeutic Effects of Cannabis 35:20 Empowering Patients Through Personal Consulting 38:19 Diet, Inflammation, and Cancer 41:00 Reconnecting with Self and Community 45:32 The Role of THC and CBD in Healing 51:45 Finding Quality Cannabis Products Connect with me: https://nickyYyoga.com https://www.youtube.com/@TheConnectedCommunity support@nickyYyoga.com Connect with Eddie: linktr.ee/eddiefunxta https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100004496209259 https://www.instagram.com/entheogenic_eddie https://www.youtube.com/user/eddiefunxta Keywords: cannabis, cancer, THC, CBD, medical marijuana, treatment, health, wellness, diet, lifestyle, RSO oil, Rick Simpson Oil, Phoenix Tears, cannabis and cancer…
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In this episode Nicky Yazbeck is joined by Christine Renee, a Reiki Teacher, Chakra Coach, and Shamanic Reiki Practitioner, to explore the transformative power of radical self-love. They dive into the practices of Yoni yoga and tantra, highlighting their role in healing, empowerment, and embracing the divine feminine. Christine shares how self-awareness, inner child healing, and sacred rituals can help shift limiting beliefs, strengthen self-worth, and create fulfilling relationships. The conversation challenges common misconceptions around tantra, presenting it as a path of intimacy, self-awareness, and sacred connection rather than just sexuality. Christine also explains how the womb space holds unprocessed emotions and how Yoni yoga can support deep energetic cleansing. Throughout the discussion, listeners will gain practical insights into integrating self-love into their daily lives through mindfulness, playfulness, and embodiment practices. Christine Renee is the founder of Moon Rising Shamanic Institute , where she empowers students through her Soul Rising program, certifying them as Shamanic Reiki practitioners. With over 15K YouTube followers, a podcast ( Wisdom Rising ) with over 130K downloads, and an active online community ( Moon Rising Mystics ), she is dedicated to guiding spiritual seekers on their path to healing and transformation. Join us for a powerful conversation on the journey of self-love, the wisdom of the feminine, and the practices that help us connect more deeply with ourselves and the world around us. Takeaways: 21 days is the timeframe it takes to shift our habits. Radical self-love requires a commitment to oneself. Healing is a continuous journey with no definitive end. Awareness of toxic thoughts is the first step to healing. Inner child work is essential for overcoming limiting beliefs. Healthy relationships are built on self-love and awareness. Support systems play a crucial role in our healing journey. Mindfulness can be integrated into daily routines for self-love. Simple practices can lead to profound transformation. Embracing playfulness is vital for adult happiness. Embracing femininity involves connecting with our wildness and nature. Self-love allows us to love without judgment and play freely. Yoni yoga is a practice that helps cleanse and strengthen the womb space. The womb is a receiving space that can hold unprocessed emotions. Yoni kissing helps women understand their pelvic floor and energy flow. Many women carry sexual trauma, and healing practices are essential. Radical self-love can transform not just the individual but their community. Tantric practices focus on intimacy and self-awareness, not just sexuality. Breath work is integral to moving energy through the body. Healing trauma requires commitment to self-love and honoring one's journey. Connect with me: https://nickyYyoga.com https://www.youtube.com/@TheConnectedCommunity nickynamaste@gmail.com Connect with Christine: https://moonrisinginstitute.com/ moonrisinginstitute.com/wisdom-rising-podcast https://www.youtube.com/@moonrisinginstitute http://facebook.com/groups/moonrisingmystics mystics@moonrisinginstitute.com https://calendly.com/christinerenee/10-minutes-power-call Keywords: self-love, healing, mindfulness, inner child, relationships, personal growth, self-awareness, daily practices, radical self-love, emotional healing, femininity, self-love, Yoni yoga, radical healing, tantra, empowerment, creativity, emotional healing, women's health, spiritual growth, reiki, tantric practices…
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1 Core Shamanism: History, Beliefs, Animism, Practices 1:02:22
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Isabel Wells is the Director of Moon Rising Shamanic Institute and an active Shamanic Reiki Practitioner, Reiki Teacher, Spiritual Coach, and crafter of the Soul Speak channeling method. Her purpose is to bridge the gap between science and spirituality while guiding individuals to experience life through the Soul's eyes. Her passion for quantum physics, traditional shamanism, energy healing, psychology, and holistic health combine to create a unique perspective of the human journey. In this episode, Nicky Yazbeck and Isabel Wells delve into the fascinating world of shamanism, exploring its definitions, origins, and the animist perspective that underpins it. They discuss the differences between shamanic consciousness and ordinary consciousness, the role of the shaman as a truth keeper, and the historical shift from animism to hierarchical thinking. The conversation also covers the exploration of the three spiritual realms in shamanism and the significance of power animals and spirit guides in shamanic practices. In this conversation, Isabel Wells delves into the intricacies of shamanism, exploring the significance of dreams from a shamanic perspective, the interpretation of symbols, and the personal meaning derived from shamanic practices. She emphasizes the importance of understanding core shamanism, the cultural implications of shamanic practices, and the pillars that support shamanic healing. The discussion also touches on the differences between plant medicine journeys and traditional shamanic journeys, advocating for a return to authentic shamanism and a deeper connection with nature. Isabel is passionate about experiencing what she calls the rapture of being live, and firmly believes that connecting with your intuition is the highest pathway to healing. Takeaways: Shamanism is a branch of animism, viewing the world as alive. Animism perceives everything in nature as having spirit and consciousness. Shamanic consciousness transcends ordinary consciousness, allowing deeper connection. The role of the shaman is to be a truth keeper for their tribe. The shift from animism to hierarchy has impacted modern perspectives on nature. The lower world in shamanism is a source of healing and connection to nature. Power animals provide energy and support in times of need. Spirit guides help keep individuals aligned with their soul's intentions. Shamanic practices are rooted in ancient traditions across cultures. Understanding shamanism can help bridge the gap between modern life and ancient wisdom. Dreams can be a way for the soul to explore the middle world. Big dreams are significant and can bring back wisdom. The interpretation of dreams is personal and multifaceted. Shamanism encourages asking honest questions about experiences. Cultural appropriation is a concern in modern shamanic practices. The title of shaman is earned through respect and initiation. Core shamanism includes principles like animism and shamanic consciousness. Soul retrieval is a vital practice for healing and wholeness. Plant medicine journeys differ from traditional shamanic journeys. Connecting with nature is a fundamental step in shamanic practice. Connect with me: https://nickyYyoga.com https://www.youtube.com/@TheConnectedCommunity support@nickyYyoga.com Connect with Isabel: https://moonrisinginstitute.com/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/moonrisingmystics https://moonrisinginstitute.com/wisdom-rising-podcast/ https://www.instagram.com/moonrising.institute https://www.youtube.com/@moonrisinginstitute https://calendly.com/moonrisinginstitute/connect Isabel@moonrisinginstitute.com https://moonrisinginstitute.circle.so/c/soul-speak-masterclass/ Keywords: shamanism, animism, consciousness, spiritual practices, shamanic journey, power animals, spirit guides, healing, nature, indigenous cultures, dreams, middle world, upper world, lower world, neo shamanism, core shamanism, cultural appropriation, spiritual journey, personal meaning, nature connection, healing…
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In this episode of the Connected Community Podcast, Nicky Yazbeck interviews Tamoah Burton, a practitioner of Yoga Nidra and Akashic Record reading. Tamoah shares her journey from exploring various healing modalities to discovering the profound benefits of Yoga Nidra. Born and raised in Switzerland in the Swiss Alps, Tamoah’s journey into the metaphysical, yogic and naturopathic realms began at an early age. Her innate curiosity and desire to help herself and others led her to explore diverse healing traditions worldwide, immersing herself in the wisdom of native cultures during her extensive travels. In 2009, Tamoah became a certified Yoga Nidra Instructor, adding to her qualifications as a Yoga and Hormonyoga teacher. For 25 years, she ran a successful clinic in Switzerland, supporting clients in healing on the physical, emotional, mental, energetic, and spiritual levels. Nicky and Tamoah’s conversation delves into the mechanics of Yoga Nidra, its emotional and physical healing properties, and the differences between Yoga Nidra and traditional meditation. Tamoah emphasizes the importance of relaxation and surrender in the practice, highlighting how it can lead to deep emotional release and self-discovery. Together they explore the transformative practice of Yoga Nidra, discussing its benefits for body awareness, relaxation, and emotional healing. They delve into the discomfort some may feel when first connecting with their bodies, the importance of regular practice for long-term benefits, and how Yoga Nidra can help alleviate stress and promote self-care. Tamoah shares personal stories and insights on the healing power of Yoga Nidra, emphasizing the need for prioritizing mental and physical well-being, and the significance of prevention in maintaining health. Takeaways: Yoga Nidra is often referred to as 'yogic sleep' and can provide deep relaxation equivalent to several hours of sleep. The practice of Yoga Nidra helps access delta brain waves, which are crucial for healing. Emotions and experiences can be stored in our cells, and Yoga Nidra can help release them. Different styles of Yoga Nidra exist, and Tamoah emphasizes her unique approach focusing on body awareness and color frequencies. The goal of Yoga Nidra is to surrender and relax deeply, moving beyond the mind. Practicing Yoga Nidra can lead to profound self-awareness and understanding of one's true nature. Comfortable positioning and props can enhance the Yoga Nidra experience, allowing for deeper relaxation. Yoga Nidra is a conscious journey through the body, contrasting with traditional meditation that often focuses on thoughts. Many people are unaware of the tension they hold in their bodies. Yoga Nidra can lead to profound relaxation and healing and can help with insomnia and anxiety. Self-care practices like Yoga Nidra are essential for well-being. Awareness of body sensations can lead to emotional release. Prioritizing relaxation can prevent future health problems. The journey of self-discovery can be facilitated through Yoga Nidra. Connect with me: https://nickyYyoga.com https://www.youtube.com/@TheConnectedCommunity support@nickyYyoga.com Connect with Tamoah: https://soulcompact.com/ blossomintoyourawesome@gmail.com Keywords: Yoga Nidra, Yogic Sleep, Akashic Records, Healing, Meditation, Emotional Release, Spirituality, body awareness, relaxation, stress relief, self-care, healing, mindfulness, mental health, emotional well-being, prevention…
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In this episode, Nicky Yazbeck and David Lea delve into the profound impact of trauma, particularly how childhood experiences shape our emotional responses and relationships in adulthood. They explore the importance of recognizing and embracing trauma, addressing unresolved childhood wounds, and understanding the nuanced interplay of masculine and feminine energies within relationships. Through insightful dialogue, they highlight the significance of self-discovery, identifying triggers, and fostering a relationship with one’s inner child. Nicky and David emphasize the importance of self-validation, personal responsibility, and introspection in the healing journey, shedding light on how resolving past wounds can lead to healthier, more fulfilling relationships and a deeply meaningful life. Takeaways: Trauma is an overwhelm of the nervous system experienced in childhood. Every individual carries unresolved childhood trauma. The way we process trauma in childhood affects our adult relationships. Triggers are opportunities for self-reflection and growth. Healing is a lifelong journey, not a destination. We must love and honor our trauma to heal it. Our nervous system does not differentiate between types of trauma. Healthy relationships require individual healing. Masculine and feminine energies play a crucial role in relationships. Understanding our triggers helps us navigate our emotional responses. Building rapport with our wounded parts is essential. Healing is not a linear process; it evolves over time. Masculine and feminine energies play vital roles in healing. Introspection is key to taking ownership of one's healing. External validation is insufficient without internal acceptance. Healing journeys are unique to each individual. Connect with me: https://nickyYyoga.com https://www.youtube.com/ Connect with David: www.daring-deeply.com https://www.instagram.com/david_leacoaching/ https://www.tiktok.com/@daringdeeplycoaching?lang=en https://www.youtube.com/@daringdeeplycoaching https://www.facebook.com/davidwblea https://open.spotify.com/show/7uDugYu9S0AiYcrsq8jrK2 Keywords: trauma, childhood experiences, relationships, healing, self-discovery, masculine energy, feminine energy, triggers, personal growth, emotional regulation, triggers, inner child, self-validation, masculine energy, feminine energy, relationship dynamics, healing journey, personal responsibility, emotional intelligence, trauma response, trauma informed, polarity coaching…
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In this episode of the Connected Community Podcast, Nicky Yazbeck interviews Norabell Dechant about the transformative practice of sound healing. They explore the differences between sound baths and orchestral music, the structure of a typical sound healing session, and the various instruments used, including crystal singing bowls and drums. Norabell shares her insights on the emotional and physical experiences participants may encounter during sound healing, emphasizing the importance of intention and the healing properties of sound. In this conversation, Norabell Dechant and Nicky Yazbeck explore the transformative power of sound healing, discussing various instruments like gongs and singing bowls, their uses, and the importance of mindful playing. They delve into the nuances of sound therapy, including instrument care, the journey of becoming a sound healer, and the profound benefits of sound healing for mental and physical well-being. The discussion emphasizes the significance of creating a supportive environment for participants and the integration process following sound healing sessions. Takeaways: Sound baths focus on relaxation and healing on a cellular level. Different instruments create different types of sound experiences. The arc of a sound healing session includes phases of stirring up and calming energy. Grounding techniques are essential after a sound healing session. Participants may experience a range of emotions during sound healing. The intention behind sound healing shapes the experience. Sound can trigger memories and emotions, both positive and negative. The gong is a powerful tool for breaking energy blocks. Mindful playing of instruments is crucial for effective sound healing. Different instruments create different resonances and effects. Starting with a few basic instruments can be effective for beginners. Sound healing can help with insomnia and stress relief. Creating a safe space enhances the healing experience. Sound healing benefits everyone, regardless of their background. Connect with me: https://nickyYyoga.com https://www.youtube.com/@TheConnectedCommunity support@nickyYyoga.com Connect with Norabell: https://www.pursuitofvitality.com/ noradechant@gmail.com Keywords: sound healing, sound baths, crystal singing bowls, energy healing, relaxation, sound therapy, healing instruments, meditation, wellness, mindfulness, sound healing, gongs, singing bowls, sound therapy, energy work, mindfulness, wellness, meditation, sound bath, healing instruments…
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