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    howtobeyourself

    Explore "howtobeyourself" with insightful episodes like "Social Anxiety-Interview with Ellen Hendriksen, PhD", "Episode 125: Being Unapologetically Yourself (How to Be Unapologetically Yourself and Not Care What Others Think)", "Imani Black: Making Powerful Opportunities and Finding True Colors", "Happy Living: a Mission to Improve the Health and Well-being of the World, One Person at a Time with Matt Gersper" and "Racing Toward Tokyo with Clara Brown" from podcasts like ""Your Anxious Child", "Simplify Your Life", "The Oyster Ninja Podcast", "Onward Podcast" and "Onward Podcast"" and more!

    Episodes (6)

    Social Anxiety-Interview with Ellen Hendriksen, PhD

    Social Anxiety-Interview with Ellen Hendriksen, PhD

    In this interview, I talked with Ellen Hendriksen, PhD about social phobia and her book How To Be Yourself: Quiet Your Inner Critic and Rise Above Social Anxiety She is clinical psychologist  who works at the Center for Anxiety and Related Disorders (CARD) in Boston MA. Her website ELLENHENDRIKSEN.COM contains a number of helpful resources for dealing with Social Anxiety and a very helpful online course on Social Anxiety. 

    I have found the way in which she talks about Social Anxiety in terms of a worry that a fatal flaw will be revealed in four potential ways a very helpful tool in my work, but there much more as you will see in the interview 

    Episode 125: Being Unapologetically Yourself (How to Be Unapologetically Yourself and Not Care What Others Think)

    Episode 125: Being Unapologetically Yourself (How to Be Unapologetically Yourself and Not Care What Others Think)

    In today’s podcast episode, we’re going to talk about how to be unapologetically yourself and not care what others think I’m going to share with you 3 in-depth tips on how to show your true self to the world.

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    Imani Black: Making Powerful Opportunities and Finding True Colors

    Imani Black: Making Powerful Opportunities and Finding True Colors

    Imani Black is the creator of Minorites in Aquaculture a nonprofit to help minorities get a helping hand in the aquaculture field.  We had a great talk about not only diversity in the aquaculture field, but just life in general.  Imani is wise beyond her years and is lighting the road of for many others to follow.  I hope you enjoy this first interview of The Oyster Ninja Podcast season 4.

    Happy Living: a Mission to Improve the Health and Well-being of the World, One Person at a Time with Matt Gersper

    Happy Living: a Mission to Improve the Health and Well-being of the World, One Person at a Time with Matt Gersper

    Matt Gersper is a lifelong student of cultivating a happy, healthy, and meaningful life. His company, Happy Living, is on a big, bold mission to improve the health and well-being of the world, one person at a time. Want tips on how to be happier? Listen to this episode.

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    Racing Toward Tokyo with Clara Brown

    Racing Toward Tokyo with Clara Brown

    Emily Harman, the host of Onward Podcast, interviews world champion para-cyclist Clara Brown. Clara, was an avid athlete as a competitive gymnast, runner, and skier before sustaining an incomplete spinal cord injury at the C5/C6 level at age 12. Clara moved to the Shepherd Center in Atlanta, where they specialize in spinal cord and brain injury rehabilitation, and it was there that she began to get some feeling and function back. She started walking on the treadmill and made great progress. A few months later, however, Clara began experiencing excruciating pain in her left leg and was diagnosed with avascular necrosis, which was cutting off the blood supply and causing bone to die. Listen to this episode and learn about Clara’s amazing journey and how she is racing towards the Paralympics in Tokyo.

     

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    A Simple Injection Can Treat Post Traumatic Stress Disorder with Dr. Eugene G. Lipov

    A Simple Injection Can Treat Post Traumatic Stress Disorder with Dr. Eugene G. Lipov

    Emily Harman, the host of Onward Podcast, interviews Eugene G. Lipov, M.D., a physician researcher and board-certified anesthesiologist who specializes in intervention-based pain management in the Chicago area. He is best known for his treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder using the Stellate Ganglion Block (SGB). The SGB is the first truly biologic approach to PTSD/PTSI. SGB is an old procedure that has been used for pain treatment since 1925. It takes only 10 minutes to perform and is believed to reverse neurological changes induced by severe trauma that leads to PTSD/PTSI symptoms. The SGB procedure involves the injection of a local anesthetic, typically under x-ray guidance, into a nerve bundle called the stellate ganglion, located between the C6 and C7 vertebrae. It is considered to carry minimal risk, and usually offers rapid (30 minutes) and enduring (month to years) relief.

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    Dr. Eugene Lipov is the Medical Doctor who discovered a groundbreaking potential solution for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) in Soldiers and Veterans.  The Pentagon recently funded a study on the subject, which was featured in the Wall Street Journal and 60 Minutes (Full Episode), and the results are pending release to the public.  Dr. Lipov believes that his research will demonstrate up to a 90%+ symptom reduction within 60-min for patients who are eligible for the treatment.