Best Pyp The Podcast Podcasts (2024)

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Doing Hard Things with Clarity and Energy: Divya Ramachandran on PYP 595 1:00:11

3h ago1:00:11

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Thoughts on the episode? Let us know. Divya Ramachandran helps startup founders do the hard work needed to bring new ideas into the world. And while she advises on strategy and investment and go-to-market and minimum viable product, her real focus lies in sharpening the mind and body of her clients. That is, she guides them to clarity, which helps …

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The Language of Good: jan Usawi on PYP 594 1:24:45

7d ago1:24:45

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Thoughts on the episode? Let us know. Hey, jan Tokawi here, and we're going to be talking about languages. jan Tokawi is my Toki Pona name. Toki Pona is a language that I had not heard about until three weeks ago. It's a Conlang, a constructed language, meaning that it was created by, in this case, basically one human being and then a community for…

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Finding Happiness and Being Your Best: Christopher Miller on PYP 593 1:12:06

15d ago1:12:06

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Thoughts on the episode? Let us know. Christopher Miller is an unlikely poster child for psychological well-being. Diagnosed with bipolar disorder as an adult, and losing his wife to brain cancer in 2021, he has nevertheless turned his personal struggles and tragedies into a mission to help people get the most out of life. His first book was all ab…

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How to Become a Better Listener: Elise Kushner on PYP 592 1:19:59

21d ago1:19:59

1:19:59

Thoughts on the episode? Let us know. How to become the kind of listener who can bring out the magic in the people around you. Support the Show.By Dr Howie Jacobson

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The Keys to Olympic-Level Performance: Dr Kirsten Peterson on PYP 591 1:18:46

28d ago1:18:46

1:18:46

Thoughts on the episode? Let us know. What can the rest of us learn from Olympic athletes about doing our best under pressure? Support the Show.By Dr Howie Jacobson

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C141: Specialist and Supporting Teachers: Agency 2.0 23:21

1M ago23:21

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Welcome to the fourth episode of our specialist and supporting teachers series. We are continuing our journey with agency through the lens of the specialist teacher, in particular the librarian. All other specialist and supporting teachers should be able to find ways to modify the strategies over the two episodes to help their practice. It's about …

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Being Real and Standing Out: David Fish on PYP 590 1:06:09

1M ago1:06:09

1:06:09

Thoughts on the episode? Let us know. The world needs us to show up and stand out. So how do we get over ourselves and shine our lights? Support the Show.By Dr Howie Jacobson

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To Be Happy, Ignore the Economists: Matthew Nagler, PhD, on PYP 589 1:09:37

1M ago1:09:37

1:09:37

Thoughts on the episode? Let us know. Modern economics assumes that humans spend all our energy "maximizing satisfaction." Don't buy it. Support the Show.By Dr Howie Jacobson

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C140: Specialist and Supporting Teachers: Bringing about Agency 35:54

2M ago35:54

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Welcome to the third episode in our specialist and supporting teachers series. If you haven’t listened to the series so far, consider going back to the beginning, because we are getting into the nitty gritty about your roles in each part of the PYP. Agency is a huge push in the PYP, but I rarely hear it being discussed in the role of the specialist…

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The Physics of Transformational Change: Bruce Ecker on PYP 588 1:39:15

2M ago1:39:15

1:39:15

Thoughts on the episode? Let us know. Discover the science-based "magic" that fuels rapid, effortless, and permanent positive change: memory reconsolidation. Support the Show.By Howie Jacobson, PhD

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The Art of Asking Breakthrough Questions: Paul McGregor on PYP 587 57:50

2M ago57:50

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Thoughts on the episode? Let us know. Questions are far more powerful than answers. Today's guest explains how and why, and shares mind-bending examples. Support the Show.By Howie Jacobson, PhD

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C139: Specialist and Supporting Teachers: Honoring the Unique Role 26:21

2M ago26:21

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Welcome to the second episode of my new series to support specialist and supporting teachers. I just want to let you know that in this space you are so valued. The work you do makes the rest of the school more complete. Never forget this my friends as you try to navigate your role within the PYP framework. Before we begin, I want to honor the contr…

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Four Decades of Mission-Driven Leadership: Nava Atlas on PYP 586 57:51

2M ago57:51

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Thoughts on the episode? Let us know. Nava Atlas has been writing and publishing vegetarian cookbooks and advocating for a more plant-based lifestyle for 40 years. And she's not slowing down any time soon! Support the Show.By Howie Jacobson, PhD

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C138: Specialist and Supporting Teachers: Myths about our Roles 20:06

2M ago20:06

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Welcome to our new series about specialist and supporting teachers. I have been thinking a lot about this series over the past couple months, especially during a visit to Le Jardin Academy in Kailua, Oahu, Hawaii. I had a candid chat with the specialist team and it made me think that other specialist and supporting teachers might appreciate the sam…

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Transform Problems into Opportunities with This Magic Question: Dr Howie Jacobson on PYP 585 51:58

3M ago51:58

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Thoughts on the episode? Let us know. What's the problem with being a "problem-solver?" How can we create the future we want for ourselves, and help others do the same? On today's Walk and Talk, let's explore the Magic Question. Support the Show.By Howie Jacobson, PhD

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C137 (Book Club): Growing Brain Power, Yes Please! (pg 122-151) 17:35

3M ago17:35

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This is the final week of our exploration of Culturally Responsive Teaching and the Brain. We will explore how to build more intellective capacity with Zaretta Hammond. At my age, I feel like this capacity is waning, so I hope to pick up some tips! The chapter begins with a quote by Benjamin R. Barber, a political theorist. He states, “I don’t divi…

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C136 (Book Club): Reshaping the Academic Mindset (pg 108-120) 33:02

3M ago33:02

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I can’t believe that we are almost done with Culturally Responsive Teaching and the Brain by Zaretta Hammond. This book has reaffirmed that some things I am doing are reflective of cultural responsiveness and that there are many ways that I can still grow. As we talked about in the last episode, it’s all about having a balanced academic mindset. We…

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What's the Deal with Burnout? Mark Butler on PYP 584 1:11:15

3M ago1:11:15

1:11:15

Thoughts on the episode? Let us know. There's an epidemic of burnout in the modern workplace. What's causing it? And how can we prevent and treat it? Support the Show.By Howie Jacobson, PhD

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PYP Podcast - Season 2 Ep. 003 - Chelsea B 44:56

4M ago44:56

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Created and hosted by Nah... Positioning Your Passion is a monthly conversation series featuring creative entrepreneurs discussing their process and most importantly how they are successfully navigating the creative industry. From rallying resources to collaboration, we’re talking accomplishments, challenges and future goals. On Season 2 episode 00…

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Uprooting Resistance to Change: A Memory Reconsolidation Demo with Glenn Livingston, PhD: PYP 583 1:00:05

4M ago1:00:05

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Thoughts on the episode? Let us know. Glenn and Howie discuss the ahead-of-its-time book Immunity to Change, and Howie demonstrates the power of memory reconsolidation as a coaching tool to help clients overcome resistance to action that doesn't seem to make much sense. Support the Show.By Howie Jacobson, PhD

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C135 (Book Club): Creating an Alliance with our Learners (pg 88 -107) 26:04

4M ago26:04

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Welcome back my friends to another episode of Confessions of a PYP Teacher. This episode speaks directly to my heart and I hope it will resonate with you too. Zaretta Hammond focuses on building deep alliances with our learners in chapter 6 of Culturally Responsive Teaching and the Brain. We will uncover some parts, but it’s not possible to unpack …

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C134 (Book Club): Supporting Culturally Responsive Relationships with our Learners (pg 72-87) 20:08

4M ago20:08

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Something I’ve been thinking about has been learner relationships and why they are not the primary focus in many elementary classrooms. Usually within the first month of school, teachers are building systems and routines of how the classroom will operate, but do they really take the time to get to know their learners personally? Zaretta Hammond poi…

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Fake It 'Til You Make It?: How Action Can Trigger Transformation: Matt Nagler on PYP 582 1:17:19

4M ago1:17:19

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Thoughts on the episode? Let us know. To change our behaviors, we can try to change our thinking. But today's guest shares a faster, more reliable way to become a different, better version of ourselves. Support the Show.By Howie Jacobson, PhD

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C133 (Book Club): Continuing to Become Aware of our Actions (pg 59-69) 24:42

4M ago24:42

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In the past episode, we discussed our own role as a culturally responsive teacher and how it shapes our frame of reference when teaching a classroom full of learners from a wide variety of cultural backgrounds, let alone language acquisition, disabilities, and gender identity needs. This was compared to our understanding of surface, shallow, and de…

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An Autobiography of Trauma and Healing: Peter Levine, PhD, on PYP 581 1:11:19

5M ago1:11:19

1:11:19

Thoughts on the episode? Let us know. Peter Levine, creator of Somatic Experiencing, talks about his own life journey of severe trauma, healing, and discovery. His conclusion: "Given the right tools, trauma won't rule." Support the Show.By Howie Jacobson, PhD

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How to Prepare for a Journey of Transformation: Jacquelyn Lane and Scott Osman on PYP 580 54:31

5M ago54:31

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Thoughts on the episode? Let us know. Coaching can be a transformative experience in people's lives. Here's how to get the most out of your coach. Support the Show.By Howie Jacobson, PhD

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C132 (Book Club): Becoming a Culturally Responsive Educator (pg 52-60) 24:09

5M ago24:09

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Welcome to another deep dive into the fabulous book, Culturally Responsive Teaching and the Brain by Zaretta Hammond. This week will be full of insights about ourselves. Are you ready to go deep into your practice? To be honest, this chapter left me with a feeling of being exposed, but that is the process of recognizing how our beliefs and behavior…

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PYP Podcast - Season 2 Ep. 002 - Jamila Woods 1:01:42

5M ago1:01:42

1:01:42

Created and hosted by Nah... Positioning Your Passion is a monthly conversation series featuring creative entrepreneurs discussing their process and most importantly how they are successfully navigating the creative industry. From rallying resources to collaboration, we’re talking accomplishments, challenges and future goals. On Season 2 episode 00…

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C131 (Book Club): How Culture Effects the Brain (pg 36-51) 19:37

5M ago19:37

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Welcome back to another episode of Confessions of a PYP Teacher and our exploration of Culturally Responsive Teaching and the Brian by Zaretta Hammond. I’m not going to lie, this next part of the book makes me feel like a numpty. Zaretta Hammond begins the chapter by stating, “If we want to use culturally responsive teaching to support the cognitiv…

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C130 (Book Club): Understanding the Power of Cultural Roots (pg 21-35) 22:48

6M ago22:48

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Welcome back to another episode of Confessions of a PYP Teacher. We are continuing our exploration of Culturally Responsive Teaching and the Brain by Zaretta Hammond. This week, we will examine the influence of culture and shine light on our need for awareness. Zaretta Hammond states, “Building background knowledge begins with becoming knowledgeabl…

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The Joy of Cooking as an Earth Citizen: Lois Ellen Frank, PhD on PYP 579 1:03:00

6M ago1:03:00

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Thoughts on the episode? Let us know. Until we fix our broken food system and broken web of human relationships, no one can be truly healthy. Today's guest shares an ancient and extremely timely perspective on how we can get there. Plus recipes! Support the Show.By Howie Jacobson, PhD

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Diversity & Inclusion: Wokeness Run Amok or Simply Good Business?: Sally Helgesen on Plant Yourself 56:28

6M ago56:28

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Thoughts on the episode? Let us know. Are initiatives to diversify the workplace helping or hurting organizations? Does diversity help or undermine excellence? Support the Show.By Howie Jacobson, PhD

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C129 (Book Club): From Pedagogy of Poverty to Ready for Rigor (pgs 14- 20) 18:20

6M ago18:20

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Welcome back to our book study of Culturally Responsive Teaching and the Brain (CRT) by Zaretta Hammond. As I reviewed my notes for the last episode, I discovered that I missed two key significant ideas that I want to explore before moving forward. Hammond refers to the school-to-prison pipeline, which is something that is quite prevalent within th…

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C128 (Book Club): Culturally Responsive Teaching and the Brain (pg 1-13) 23:36

7M ago23:36

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Welcome my friends to a new book study. I have wrestled with what to talk about next within my podcast series and I kept circling back to Culturally Responsive Teaching and the Brain: Promoting Authentic Engagement and Rigor Among Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Students by Zaretta Hammond. This book changed me this past year and I couldn’t w…

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How to Make Healthy Vegan Bread: Ed and Natasha Tatton on PYP 577 1:05:23

7M ago1:05:23

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Thoughts on the episode? Let us know. In a Wonderbread world, what would happen if we returned to the old ways? Today's guests share the joys and meaning of slow, mindful, healthy sourdough baking. Support the Show.By Howie Jacobson, PhD

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C127 (Application): Making our Classrooms reflect the PYP journey 14:44

7M ago14:44

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Hello, dear educators, and welcome to the final episode of our application series. I'm Lu Gerlach, your host and fellow advocate for empowering young minds through thinkchat. Today, we're embarking on a thrilling journey, exploring how to craft a classroom that truly tickles our learners' brains and igniting a fiery passion for learning. It's all a…

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The Sneak Attack that Makes Cravings Irresistible - and How to Resist Anyway: Glenn Livingston, PhD on PYP 576 1:14:43

7M ago1:14:43

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Thoughts on the episode? Let us know. Why do cravings return with a vengeance just when we think we've got them beat? And can the answer help us defeat our cravings for good? Support the Show.By Howie Jacobson, PhD

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PYP Podcast - Season 2 Ep. 001 - Ryan The Person 1:05:27

7M ago1:05:27

1:05:27

Created and hosted by Nah... Positioning Your Passion is a monthly conversation series featuring creative entrepreneurs discussing their process and most importantly how they are successfully navigating the creative industry. From rallying resources to collaboration, we’re talking accomplishments, challenges and future goals. On Season 2 episode 00…

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C126 (Application): Lessons from The Expert Effect 13:50

7M ago13:50

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Hidee Ho Neighbor, my name is Lu Gerlach and I’m from thinkchat. Welcome to confession #126! In this episode, we'll be exploring some of the big ideas presented in the inspiring book, 'The Expert Effect' by Zach Rondot and Grayson McKinney. Get ready to join me on a journey of reflection and growth as we uncover the transformative power of allowing…

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Why Rational People Believe Irrational Things: Dan Ariely on PYP 575 1:03:22

7M ago1:03:22

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Thoughts on the episode? Let us know. Why do smart, well-educated people fall for insane conspiracy theories? And once caught in their web, can we make them see reason? Support the Show.By Howie Jacobson, PhD

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C125 (Application): Local and Global Inquiry in our Context 18:41

8M ago18:41

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Welcome back my Lu Crew. I’m Lu Gerlach from thinkchat, just in case you forgot my name. This is confession #125! We are going to sit for a moment and reflect on how to make local and global inquiry happen within our context. This seems like quite an abstract concept to many people, because we tend to overthink it. Let’s take a deep breath and brea…

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Can Economic Theory Help You Have a Good Life? Matthew Nagler on PYP 574 1:27:55

8M ago1:27:55

1:27:55

Thoughts on the episode? Let us know. Understanding fundamental concepts in economics turns out to be darn useful in crafting a fulfilling life. Today's guest explains why and how. Support the Show.By Howie Jacobson, PhD

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C124 (Application): Using Personal Inquiry in our Practice 12:28

8M ago12:28

12:28

Good day to my fabulous thinkchat family. It’s me again, Lu Gerlach, your host, and welcome to confession #124, where we will explore how to use personal inquiry in our practice. Every time that we loop back with an application series, it has helped me to grow as a practitioner and consider my own actions. For this episode, we are returning to Kath…

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C123 (Application): Our Learning Journey with ChatGPT 17:15

8M ago17:15

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Good afternoon to my favorite people, I’ll just call you my Lu Crew. If you haven’t guessed, I’m your host, Lu Gerlach from thinkchat, and I am having fun with today’s episode. As we end 2023, I want us to think about where technology has greatly exploded this past year and where it is rapidly going in the years to come. We cannot pretend that it w…

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C122: How do learners visually represent their unit of inquiry journey? 12:18

8M ago12:18

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Hey there, wonderful people! It's your host, Lu Gerlach from thinkchat, and I am beyond excited for today's episode. We're going deep into the heart of the PYP philosophy exploring how learners visually represent their unit of inquiry journey. So, buckle up for Confession #122, where we'll dig into the nitty-gritty of shifting from showcasing finis…

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A Journey of Healing and Service: Tracy Garrigan on PYP 573 1:27:52

9M ago1:27:52

1:27:52

Thoughts on the episode? Let us know. A roller coaster ride of medical catastrophe and healing, miracles and despair, led Tracy Garrigan to become a holistic health coach. She's now training coaches to bring hope to those who have been suffering. Support the Show.By Howie Jacobson, PhD

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Removing Trauma Response with Yes/And Healing: Alun Parry and Yael Zivan on PYP 572 1:08:29

9M ago1:08:29

1:08:29

Thoughts on the episode? Let us know. Neuroscience has recently cracked the code on how the brain updates and heals from trauma, but few therapists or coaches know about the breakthrough. Today's guest is working to change that. Support the Show.By Howie Jacobson, PhD

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The Anatomy of Life-Changing Conversations: Jon Connelly on PYP 571 1:24:19

9M ago1:24:19

1:24:19

Thoughts on the episode? Let us know. Does trauma healing have to involve painful and lengthy therapy that forces patients to revisit their worst moments? Or, as Jon Connelly claims, can profoundly effective therapy be fun, light, non-threatening - and fast? Support the Show.By Howie Jacobson, PhD

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PYP Podcast - Season 1 Ep. 005 - Ciera McKissick 41:28

10M ago41:28

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Created and hosted by Nah... Positioning Your Passion is a monthly conversation series featuring creative entrepreneurs discussing their process and most importantly how they are successfully navigating the creative industry. From rallying resources to collaboration, we’re talking accomplishments, challenges and future goals. On episode 005 Ciera M…

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Overcoming OCD and Anxiety: Robert James on PYP 570 1:08:22

10M ago1:08:22

1:08:22

Thoughts on the episode? Let us know. What is obsessive-compulsive disorder? What are the symptoms, and what's the lived experience? And how can we overcome it and live a full and satisfying life? Support the Show.By Howie Jacobson, PhD

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