Explore "mentally" with insightful episodes like "Destroying Demonic Oppression (Ep. 11)", "The Moment God Changes Everything with Fletcher Murray", "372: The Sexy Brain – Intimacy & Health with Dr. Lindsey Berkson", "Testimony Guest Promo" and "Testimony Guest Promo" from podcasts like ""Supernatural Legacy Podcast", "Mamas in Spirit", "The Lucas Rockwood Show", "Testimony With Jensine Bard" and "Testimony With Jensine Bard"" and more!
How do you know if you are under demonic oppression? Listen as Joshua shares three major reasons why we experience demonic oppression. Learn how to find the root cause of the oppression and begin to start breaking this demonic stronghold.
Listen to special guest Fletcher Murray share about the moment God completely changed the lens through which he perceives others, and especially the most poor and vulnerable. This completely changed Fletcher's life and holds the potential to change ours, too.
Just as an infant requires physical touch to ensure healthy development, every adult requires intimacy and connection to be mentally and physically healthy... and yet many of us are left lacking. A lingering hug can increase oxytocin and decrease cortisol, deep conversations can be neuroprotective, and a true friend or lover can alter not just your emotional life but also your biology. On this week’s show, we’ll unpack the role between intimacy and your endocrine system, and the vital importance in finding balance.
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WHY CANT I LOSE WEIGHT ??? WE GOT YOU COVERED!
In this Episode of Mentally Screwed, im joined by my good friend Brittany. We have some real talk for dieting, tips and tricks for a healthy diet, and food prep for beginners. If you're wondering "why cant i lose weight" no worries its not complicated. We also cover positive mindset motivation. The right way to use it.
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ARE YOU USING MOTIVATION THE WRONG WAY! ! ! UNFORTUNATELY YOU PROBABLY ARE.
Motivation is one of those tricky things. We rely on it a lot to get us through things in life. We use it to stay focused and to succeed at our goals. But are we really using motivation the right way? Being motivated in life can be tough at times. Keeping motivated to lose weight, keeping motivated at work, staying positive and motivated, where to find motivation. I mean, is motivation important?
DON'T BE A CRAZY PERSON! ARE YOU HAPPY OR JUST A LUNATIC?
In this episode of Mentally Screwed i talk about a life rule that may help you. Living a more positive life doesn't mean walking around being happy 24/7. Being positive in life is a good thing as long as it comes from some place real within you. When you force it, well, then you're just being a crazy person. Don't be a crazy person and don't be a happy lunatic. Just be real.
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This week’s headlines reveal a pattern of how terrorists in London, Paris and the U.S. prey
upon the most vulnerable: women, children and the mentally ill.
“Mosque where terrorist taught stripped of responsibilities for children,” the headline
read, referring to Umar Haque who taught at two Islamic schools in London, who had
turned a blind eye to him while he built an army of children to attack Big Ben and other
top targets. He made them watch terrorist propaganda and role-play to recreate terror
attacks and beheadings.
“Trappes, France, Stabbing: Man With Terrorism History Kills 2, Injures 1,” read one
headline, while a conflicting one read, “Man stabs to death his sister, mother in Paris
suburb: authorities doubt ISIS claim.” Indeed, though Kamel S. was said to promote
radical Islamist ideology, he also had a significant psychiatric history.
The headline “Indiana ISIS widow faces terrorism-related charges,” brings the impact
of terrorism closer to home. Samantha Marie Elhassani was a middle-American
housewife who got swept up in a tornado when the man she married turned out to be a
terrorist and she found herself a prisoner of ISIS in the middle East.
When a mass shooting occurred in Toronto, this past July, the media was - as usual - coy about who the shooter was.
They didn’t give us his name or a closeup photo for an inexcusably long time. These are sure signs, as we are coming
to recognize, that the shooter’s ethnic identity would be revealed by these pieces of information. In particular, sure signs
that the shooter is likely a terrorist. And the media are desperate to keep such speculation at bay.
The Danforth shooter (named after the street in Toronto where the mass shooting occurred) was finally revealed to be
29-year-old Faisal Hussain. He killed 2 victims and injured 13. But then the question became: was Faisal Hussain mentally
ill, or a terrorist, or both? In other words, was he a loon wolf?
Born to Canadian parents of Pakistani origin, his family was quick to release a public statement claiming that Faisal had
been psychotic and depressed throughout his life, as if this would prove he wasn’t a terrorist. Meanwhile ISIL claimed he
was a soldier of the Islamic State. And despite Toronto authorities denying this, a police search of the home he shared
with his parents found ammunition, large-capacity magazines, and evidence that he visited ISIL websites.
Like most perpetrators of terror attacks, there were red flags that weren’t heeded - from his telling a teacher he wanted to
kill someone because it would be cool, to several people having called the authorities to investigate Faisal. In this podcast,
Dr. Carole puts Faisal on her couch and answers the question: Do terrorists target the mentally ill because they’re more
vulnerable to radicalization?
Mentally and physically drained after a long school year, so apologize for the short hiatus from the show. Motivated and back at it!
It's All Been Done Radio Hour #124
The Topnotch Tangler #15 "The Sting"
The Topnotch Tangler faces off once more with her archnemesis, the high dangerous The Sting!
A comedy radio show originally performed as part of OGP's West Grandview Fringe Festival at Jimmy V's on August 5, 2017.
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Samantha Stark as Kimberly Benson / The Topnotch Tangler
Keith Jackson as Commissioner Carl Darling
Joe Morales as Lt. Adam Carson
Ryan Yohe as The Sting
Kristin Green as Julie
Theme Song performed by Nick Arganbright and cast
Narrated by Chris Allen
Foley Artist Brendan Talty
Podcast edited by Chris Allen
Written and directed by Jerome Wetzel
Music Director Kristin Green
Theme Songs by Nathan Haley and Jerome Wetzel
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In this episode of The Success Sculpting Show with Stephen Pierce, we talk about strength. In fact, Stephen Pierce reveals the 5 Pillars of Strength and How To Be Mentally Strong. This is a must listen to episode if you are looking to unlock your inner strength. So listen in on this conversation with Stephen Pierce and find out how you can GET STRONG.
I will be speaking with Empowerment Coach Charleen Hess this Friday as she shares her unique skill set as a hair Stylist , Personal trainer and life coach to empower others to create a deep connection with themselves and step into their calling. Learn practical ways that you can begin to connect with yourself in all ways mentally and emotionally and physically starting today.
Mental strength is something most of us struggle with. Dealing with grief, fear, and disappointment is a constant challenge for adults. Children have even more difficulty navigating uncomfortable feelings. How can we raise mentally strong kids?
Today’s guest is Amy Morin, the bestselling author of the book called 13 Things Mentally Strong Parents Do Not Do. She is a psychotherapist, writer, and TEDx speaker. She is here to tell us how to become mentally strong parents so we can raise self-assured kids who are primed for happiness and success.
This show is full of incredible insights that will change the lives of adults and children. Save it, because you’ll want to listen to it more than once.
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Today on Young & Successful, Tyler & Jackson discuss an article they recently found titled "Want to Be Mentally Strong? Let Go of These 5 Bad Habits Right Now." They discuss these 5 habits and why they are inhibiting you from becoming mentally strong. Make sure to rate us in the iTunes store and let us know what you thought of today's episode!
New Podcast Series on Government: For Public Consumption
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Hosted by Sharon Sayles Belton, vice president, Government Affairs and Community Relations at Thomson Reuters, this podcast series examines issues that impact government, its services and the people it serves.
In this first installment, Sharon interviews Sally Heyman, Miami-Dade County Commissioner for the 4th District, on the mental health crisis, its impact on our judicial and correctional systems, and an innovative new approach in Miami-Dade County that may reduce costs to taxpayers while improving care for the mentally ill who enter the judicial and correctional systems.
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