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Sit down with host, Aimee Morgan, as she delves into the world of mindfulness with doctors, therapists, first responders and other mindfulness thought leaders. Listen as they share their mindfulness practices and help you become better equipped with practical tools to focus your mind and live in the present.
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Diggin' the Dharma

Jon Aaron and Doug Smith

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Diggin' the Dharma with Jon Aaron and Doug Smith is a relaxed discussion of the Buddhist dharma between friends. Jon's interest centers around practice, while Doug's centers around scholarship of the early material, so their approaches balance practice with study. Their discussions will be approachable to a broad audience of Buddhists and those curious about Buddhism, and they welcome questions and comments. Jon is a teacher at Space2Meditate and NY Insight Meditation Center and a well known ...
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The Won Body Won Life™ podcast is designed for busy hard-working people who want to get more out of their body and life. Host Dr. Jason Won (Dr. Jay) has helped thousands of parents, former and elite athletes, entrepreneurs, and small business owners eliminate chronic pain, enhance their strength and mobility, and become the best versions of themselves. In this podcast, Dr. Jay blends his PT background with researched-based interventions to help you further optimize your body: including slee ...
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Welcome! Most people struggle with stress and feel overwhelmed when they can't keep up with life's demands. If you are battling stress over competing demands from work, home or both and would love to find relief from the onslaught of daily strains and pressures, this show can help. Jude Johnson is a certified brainspotting therapist who teaches Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) which has been shown to help with stress, pain, and illness. This show provides effective tips for stress r ...
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James is a qualified Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) teacher recognized by the University of Massachusetts Medical Center, Center for Mindfulness in Medicine, Health Care and Society and the Oasis Institute. He is also a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and practicing psychotherapist. This podcast is a mix of guided meditations and talks about mindfulness, human psychology and other meaningful topics. This is a place where we can come to wonder together about how to live with meanin ...
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Welcome to "Mindful Healing," the podcast brought to you by Resilient Mind Psychotherapy in the heart of Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, NY. Join us https://resilient-mind.com/ on a journey of mental health exploration, where our team of dedicated Psychotherapists, including LCSWs and LMSWs, delve into topics such as Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD), PTSD, Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR), EMDR, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Art Therapy, and more.
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Meditation Mind Podcast

Meditation Mind Podcast

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Welcome to the Meditation Mind podcast, hosted by Christiaan Neeteson (founder of mindfulness.nl). We'll take you on a journey across the globe and talk with various meditation & mindfulness practitioners. We talk about their experience, the lessons they have learned and what they want the world to know. From Eastern to Western Philosophy, Artists, Doctors, Physicians, Psychologists and alternative medicine, all fields have valuable insights and approaches to mindfulness. In this podcast, we ...
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This is a podcast all about mindfulness and meditation. In each episode, professional mindfulness teacher and personal development trainer, Paul Dalton, explores and unpacks different principles, insights and techniques to help us live calmer, wiser, happier lives. Whether you are completely new to meditation or already have well established practice, you are sure to discover gems and lightbulb moments that will help you deepen your knowledge, understanding and experience of living mindfully ...
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Imperfect Love

Dr. Carla Marie Manly

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The messy road of life is difficult to navigate alone, and it’s often tough to figure out the next best step. Hosted by psychologist and author Dr. Carla Marie Manly, the Imperfect Love podcast sheds light on the complicated, sensitive problems that affect us all. Dr. Carla responds to listeners’ real-life questions with a mindfulness-based approach. She delivers quality, nourishing advice on finding love and happiness by learning to embrace life's imperfections. In supportive conversations ...
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Hosted by life coach Tallia Deljou, Sincerely, Me is a Forbes featured podcast about self-discovery and inner work exploring what matters most in the human experience - love, fear, authenticity, purpose, and more. Full of solo episodes, interviews, guided meditations, and simple practices, this podcast gives you the space and tools to cultivate a rich inner life and deeper relationship with yourself. With her 3 cornerstones of self-discovery, self-mastery, and self-leadership, Tallia shares ...
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Start building better relationships through the power of conversations. On Conversations on Conversations, (the newest podcast from Sarah Noll Wilson, CEO and founder of Sarah Noll Wilson, Inc., a leading-edge virtual training and development company), Sarah speaks with experts in their field and gets deep about the impact, brain science, and shared love of holding powerful conversations. You’ll walk away each week with an enriched understanding of a facet of really listening and holding con ...
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Journey to Authentic Living Podcast

Personal Development with Sandra Rojo

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DISCOVER HOW TO LIVE A PURPOSEFUL AND FULFILLING LIFE Sandra has a B.S. in Psychology and life coaching. She has extensive training and credentials in Leadership, Health and Wellness, behavioral, and spiritual coaching and mentorship. And in complementary and integrative medicine as a Shamanic practitioner, Mindfulness-based Stress Reduction (MBSR) Reiki Master, EFT facilitator. Under the three pillars of Health, Wellness and Personal Development, Sandra specializes in what she describes as ...
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Welcome to MEDITATION SPACE. Meditation focuses the mind and eliminates distractions to improve clarity, calm, and awareness. Mindfulness, stress reduction, and inner serenity are commonly achieved through it. Meditation has been practised for millennia in Buddhism, Hinduism, Taoism, and Jainism. Each meditation method has its own goals and practises. Some of the meditations we will practice include: Mindfulness Meditation: Focusing on the present, including thoughts, feelings, and emotions, ...
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A unique platform for boys and men of color blending awareness, innovation, and healing pathways to reduce disparities, disrupt prolonged suffering, and improve health and mental wellness. Join the Brotherhood @ brotherbewell.com.
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Welcome to For UW, By UW a podcast by The Whole U - University of Washington’s holistic wellness engagement program. Episodes explore topics and perspectives in health and well-being with experts from across the UW’s campuses and health system. Learn more here: www.wholeu.uw.edu/podcast
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An estimated 5 million women (AFAB) in the U.S. are affected by Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD), yet few people have heard of it. Join me as I talk about the symptoms, treatments, news and research, and personal experience. DISCLAIMER: This podcast is produced/provided with the understanding that it does not constitute professional medical advice. The information presented on this website and affiliated podcast are my own personal views, opinions, and summaries of research. Always con ...
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When we believe we need to get rid of thoughts, especially very repetitive thoughts that return again and again and are painful, it can be even more stressful. It's possible to question any thought at all. When "fat thoughts" appear, as they do for so many of us who have been plagued by concerns about acceptance and rejection of the shape of the bo…
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Imposter syndrome haunts many of us. For those who suffer from this self-defeating dynamic, I've found that feelings of being an imposter stay entrenched even when others offer heartfelt validation. The persistent fear of not being enough, which often begins in early childhood, can lead to chronic feelings of self-doubt and incompetence that overri…
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Here’s a recent video training I recorded to help reduce low back pain through simple lifestyle hacks. These are not necessarily a golden ticket to be fully out of pain. That requires a little extra grit and effort via strength and mobility exercises that we’ve created for our clients. But it can help to change how much back pain you feel on a dail…
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Join Sarah Noll Wilson and guest Dr. Teresa Peterson as they explore the power of unlearning, and how identifying and "pruning" old beliefs, behaviors, and thought patterns can be the key to greater growth and learning. About Our Guest Dr. Teresa Peterson is the Director of Learning and Development for Sarah Noll Wilson, Inc. In her daily work, she…
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The recent death of Alexei Navalny sparked this discussion on courage. Navalny is one example-- similar to people like Martin Luther King, Rosa Parks, and Nelson Mandela. We see acts of courage from many daily but don't necessarily consider them in the same way. What is courage, and does it play a role in our practice? Can meditation and the dharma…
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Feeling stressed and powerless in today's chaotic world? At every turn, we are faced with important concerns: political turmoil, global warming, environmental disasters, wars, pollution, human rights, and skyrocketing mental health issues. We struggle with broken healthcare, education, financial, and housing systems—plus so much more. The challenge…
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Join Sarah Noll Wilson and guest Emilie Aries for a deep dive conversation around workplace gender dynamics and the challenges women face in the realm of corporate leadership. About Our Guest Emilie Aries is a speaker, podcaster, author, and the Founder & CEO of Bossed Up, an award-winning leadership development and career services company committe…
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If one were to describe a word that illustrates the meaning of onomatopoetic, papañca fits the bill. There are a number of words in Pali that do this, but papañca which means mental proliferation, is one of the best. In this episode, Doug and Jon look at this familiar pattern of the mind and how to work with it. Support the show Go to our website t…
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When we believe something in our lives that doesn't change is keeping us from the center of life itself, that this condition keeps us on the sidelines....it hurts. We want that condition gone. We believe we're doing something wrong, that this condition is present in our lives. Whether it's a health condition like a disease, weight, pain or another …
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Are your eating habits bringing you down? We often believe that what we eat has little, if any, impact on our psychological health. Especially when we are stressed or exhausted, it's all too easy to slide into unhealthy habits such as eating on the run, binging on sweets, or gobbling up carbs and comfort foods. Unfortunately, when poor eating habit…
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Guest fitness and health coach, Forrest Jung, explains pivotal key factors to focus on if you want to live longer healthier lives. There’s an insane amount of value to get from this episode. Support the show If you benefit from episodes like this, hit that ‘Follow’ button, and leave a 5-star rating on Spotify or Apple. This would really help this p…
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Join Sarah Noll Wilson and guest Jessica McCauley as they discuss the benefits of movement and exercise on both physical and mental health. About Our Guest Born and raised on a farm in Blairsburg, Iowa, Jess McCauley spent her early years in nature, camping, and riding horses. A lover of art, she pursued graphic design at DMACC in Ankeny, IA, befor…
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In our last few episodes, we've been discussing the Buddha's Noble Eight-Fold Path. The last three factors of the path are about meditation. It's always good to remind ourselves why we meditate and what meditation actually is. What meditations are presented in the early Buddhist teachings, and why are they important? Support the show Go to our webs…
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Looking for an antidote to stress? If you feel constantly out of balance, anxious, or stressed, you're not alone. When life feels challenging or unhealed trauma gets triggered, it's easy to become dysregulated and spiral downward. This negative cycle hurts us physically, mentally, and emotionally. Although we often can't control what life brings ou…
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Here's a livestream I did in the past to share what you can do to relieve pain even when short on time. If you're someone who always say, "I'm too busy"... or "I have too little time", really think if that's true or not. I'm going to share 3 huge mindset shifts that will get you to Stop feeling like you're always busy. Start doing something about y…
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Join Sarah Noll Wilson and guest Glo Rose as they explore the topics of emotional awareness and intelligence for children, and Glo shares her passion and some of the insights she has gained as an author of many books for children and teens. About Our Guest Glo Rose started writing to create stories for her children that showed them that her love is…
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Right Effort --one of the factors of the Noble Eightfold Path is an important aspect of the practice of meditation, and the teachings related to this are worth looking into. Jon and Doug discuss strategies and practices that may be useful for us to consider along the path. Support the show Go to our website to leave a comment, buy us a coffee, or s…
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We are often expected to stay happy—to be cheery and upbeat no matter what is going on in our lives. As a result of this unreasonable expectation, many people believe that they are failing if they don't feel happy 24/7. Yet, in real life, lasting happiness—what I term joy—lets go of impossible standards and makes space for all of our emotions and a…
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Here's a quick Valentine's Day podcast on what my relation shop with my wife means and how we've bolstered a successful and loving relationship. Although it's something we filmed late at night when the 2 kids were down for bed and it is not a perfect podcast audio, it relates to everyone's relationship to their partner: IMPERFECT. We all fight our …
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Join Sarah Noll Wilson and guest Alexis Haselberger as they reflect on what it really means to be productive, and Alexis shares her fresh approach to time management. About Our Guest Alexis Haselberger is a time management and productivity coach who helps people do more and stress less through coaching, workshops and online courses. Her pragmatic, …
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Rob Dube is our guest for this month's episode of the Mindfulness Academy Podcast. Rob is a speaker, author, mindfulness expert, and co-founder of one of Forbes’ top 25 small companies. In this episode, he talks about his career, path to mindfulness and how he is helping entrepreneurs live mindful, impactful and fulfilling lives. Visit mindfulnessa…
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So many of us are familiar with the thoughts that direct attention to who we are as a person in the world, and how it's coming up short. Then, to add to this list of shortcomings, we say we shouldn't be so self-critical, we should love ourselves. Who would we be without this story? Listen today as a woman finds this thought stressful, and has a mot…
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The Rubin is an important institution in New York with a very significant collection and many special exhibitions of Tibetan and Himalayan art, specifically related to Buddhism and Buddhist culture in that part of the world. We received the sad news recently that they are closing the New York space and basically becoming a virtual and traveling mus…
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Are you a prisoner of your past? Is it possible to access your inner child to heal the wounds that keep you stuck? Can intergenerational patterns of violence and pain be shifted? Absolutely! Although some believe that we leave childhood issues behind as we enter adulthood, I've found that our negative childhood experiences—including wounds, trauma,…
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This episode breaks down 3 key things I honed in on to get rid of years of stubborn neck pain. It’ll break down: Things that didn’t work for my neck pain after a car accident, and what you may want to be careful about. Combines physiology and physics to help you understand how to improve the mobility in your neck immediately. How stress can be a si…
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Join Sarah Noll Wilson and returning guest Erica Reed, LCSW-C, as they dig deeper into the topic of trauma informed leadership, and Erica shares her LENS framework to help leaders improve their abilities to lead in an emotionally intelligent way. About Our Guest Erica N. Reed, LCSW-C is a Psychotherapist and Workplace Wellness Expert, specializing …
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The Eightfold Path, the fourth of the Four Noble Truths, lays out a map to become free from suffering. In our last episode, we explore the second fact on the Right Intention. In this episode, we discuss Right View and how we generally hold views. After all, if you don't have the right view, if you don't know where you're headed, you'll likely get l…
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The pressure to look perfect--and be perfect--is exhausting and expensive on many levels. In the quest to live up to impossibly high beauty standards, we often squander an incredible amount of time, mental energy, and financial resources. I've found that our mental and physical health pay a huge price when we feel judged, rejected, and shamed if we…
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This is a previous livestream I did back in 2022 for any parents or business owners who feel a sense of guilt for giving time and energy back to themselves. It’s for those “yes” people that overly give to their spouse, kids, and those around them and often suffer physically and mentally for doing so. This gives different principles and mindset stra…
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As we continue our wondering through the Noble Truths we discuss aspects of the Fourth Truth the 8-Fold Noble Path with a particular interesting Right Intention. This is the second factor, but who says we need to start with the first? Japanese Bowl, Poem by Peter Mayer VIdeo on the Art of Kantsugi Support the show Go to our website to leave a comme…
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We often have scripts running in our heads that tell us we should be more, do more, and obtain more. These inner narratives work against us, feeding anxiety, fear, and self-doubt. The impossible ideal of perfection is fed by society as well as those who can capitalize on our insecurities. It's no wonder we suffer from anxiety, depression, and low s…
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What defines “resilience”? I speak with fellow physical therapist and orthopedic specialist, Dr Gina Giuliano about why it’s important to obtain resilience with your rehab, pain or injury, as well as how we empower our clients with it. This is an episode for anyone struggle with mental health, fears and anxieties around their ailments or bodily dec…
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The New Year is a good time to return to the core teachings. And it's good to start with the Four Enobling Truths, from which much becomes clear. In this episode, we spend most of the time talking about the first two, Support the show Go to our website to leave a comment, buy us a coffee, or see further notes and links: https://digginthedharma.com/…
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Lora Henderson is our guest for this month's episode of the Mindfulness Academy Podcast. Lora is the owner of Beautiful Minds and has spent her entire career focusing on bettering her community in a mindful way. In this episode, she talks about mental health and how she teaches people that true beauty if found within themselves. Visit mindfulnessac…
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If you're a sensitive person, you may have been told that you are the problem—that if only you weren't "so sensitive," everything would be okay. You might have heard all too often that you should just "toughen up." Yet sensitivity—when respected and valued—can be a most wondrous superpower. We live in an often-insensitive world that is hyper-focuse…
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This is a great episode I made last year that a lot of people got a lot of value from. I wanted to just put this one back on just in case you have missed this. Strength training is by far the best long-term intervention for pain relief and quality of life backed by high level research. In this episode, Dr. Alex Hu, a physician from UCLA, speaks abo…
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Helen Amery is a coach from the UK who has created the Enlightenment Summit, along with a program following the summit where participants will explore this wonderful topic. As one of the speakers in the summit, I enjoyed interviewing Helen on her journey and how she came to be doing what she does. Her scientific background in chemistry at universit…
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Body image. Food. Perfectionism. The relationships we have with our bodies and the food we eat are shaped by factors such as childhood environments and societal messaging. Throughout life, the conscious and unconscious choices we make around food have the power to impact us mentally, emotionally, and physically. When we pause to notice the negative…
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Here's another episode that I have done in the past that a lot of people got a lot of value from. I wanted to just put this one back on just in case you have missed this. In this episode, Carly Brown, a current member of the Pain Free Academy community, shares her emotional journey through chronic pain. Carly is a busy mom and digital marketer from…
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When we have a new year, we often reflect on what this new year will contain, offer, and what we'll experience. If you have problems...we often want them solved. We want them gone. Who would you be without the story "something is blocking my peace, happiness, dream"? The Work of Byron Katie is a practice of self-inquiry allowing us to work with str…
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Manifesting! This singular word is magical to some and cringe-worthy to others. Yet, when manifesting is mindfully embraced, it can become a powerful tool for everyone. When we think of manifesting, ideas of the supernatural might come to mind, but true manifesting simply involves harnessing the power of your own mindset, heart, and soul. As we lea…
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Here's another episode that I have done in the past that a lot of people got a lot of value from. I wanted to just put this one back on just in case you have missed this. I'm sharing 8 simple hacks to fit in more exercise in to your life with very minimal effort. Too many people know that exercise is important for longevity and health but we always…
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In this episode for the last day of 2023, we look at concepts of time from a Buddhist perspective in the relative and absolute sense. It's a fun topic and seemed appropriate as we move into 2024-- at least in some calendars. George Carlin on TIme Support the show Go to our website to leave a comment, buy us a coffee, or see further notes and links:…
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People-pleasing tendencies tend to begin in early childhood and often stem from insecure attachment. From childhood forward, we often learn to please others to obtain love, avoid conflict, and feel safe. Yet when we compromise our values and needs in order to please others, we lose touch with our inner selves and often pay the price through ongoing…
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