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WELCOME BACK to A Mental Health Break. This is the podcast where we normalize the conversation on mental health. You are not alone. This week's spotlight story is on Jackie Chan.
After Host Vincent A. Lanci suffered a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) he learned that he needed to prioritize my mental health. He wants to help you do the same.
Chris Dittrich suffered a severe Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) in 2008 and has been fighting back ever since.
He will share a story of resilience and HOPE with you today.
By keeping a positive, optimistic, 'Keep Moving Forward' mindset, he continues to experience improvement even 14 years after his injury.
Adapting to his new life has brought him around the world, working in Hong Kong, studying in Beijing, Ecuador, and now working in Bangkok (pre and post COVID), which he calls home!
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As mental health clinicians, we may have little scope of knowledge in our understanding of how a Traumatic Brain Injury can affect an individual’s mental health. We all may have some familiarity with brain rest, but there is so much more that clinicians should be aware of to effectively treat our clients. Dr. Alicia Reiser explains how someone might initially appear to have Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), social anxiety, or depression, when in fact some of these symptoms could be the result of a TBI.
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On this episode, we discussed treating adult patients with aphasia and TBI. Special guest, Angela Ziegler MA, CCC-SLP, joined us to talk about preferred methods of assessment for aphasia, interventions for TBI, working with patient families, and more.
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About Angela Ziegler MA, CCC-SLP
Angela began her professional career as an SLP in 2011 working in a series of skilled nursing facilities that ranged in size from 25 beds to over 400 beds, including a dedicated long-term pediatrics wing. She worked with kids in both home health and school settings for a period, but pediatrics was not her calling. Her heart lies in adult neurological disorders. She has worked at Orlando Regional Medical Center for nearly 9 years in all settings: acute care, in-patient rehabilitation, and outpatient care working with patients and their families through challenging diagnoses such as traumatic brain injury (TBI), stroke, brain tumors, Parkinson’s Disease, spinal cord injuries (SCI), and other diseases, both common and rare.
In 2017 Angela was recruited by Dr. Janet Whiteside to the UCF Communication Disorders Clinic as an adjunct clinical instructor after a chance encounter at a conference in Tampa. Angela has been deeply touched by aphasia, stroke, head and neck cancer, and brain injury in both her professional life and her personal life as well. She continues to work at both UCF and ORMC, treating patients, and teaching graduate students, and she began her private practice in 2021 to reach families through education and support. Angela has been married to her husband Tim for 17 years and together they have 4 daughters.
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On this episode of Gold Stars and Stripes, Tara Crenshaw and Brooke Keating interview Donna Chang who is the President of Hope Biosciences Stem Cell Research Foundation out of Sugar Land Texas. She started her organization in 2020 to focus primarily on chronic conditions like arthritis, spinal cord injury, TBI, exc. Their mission is to unlock the potential of regenerative medicine, bringing new hope to patients by dramatically accelerating research.
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Mental health advocates and professionals share their "WHY" relating to mental health and stream from around the world to help you on your journey.
Learn how trauma, the nervous system, and mental health are all related on this show. Jennifer brings 4 degrees in Psychology and a passion to help others along their trauma journey to the show.
Her passion has extended to a BRAND NEW Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
She also shares and sheds light on how professionals are not immune to mental health challenge. They are still human. She describes how doing the work herself helps her immensely with her clients.
I am a therapist of faith who is deeply interested in the role of trauma and the nervous system in my client’s lives. I focus on finding meaning in your life by discovering how your brain injury or trauma has changed your life.
In therapy my clients have described me as warm, assertive, compassionate, and wise. My approach is to deeply understand you through listening and asking questions to find goals that we will co-create to get you the results you need.
I work best with highly motivated and invested professionals, students, and couples after a brain injury or trauma. They tend to be committed and willing to show up to work on these difficult places we go into together. I plan to MEET you there to be your coach, cheerleader, or gentle guide as needed in this space we make together.
To that end, I am a skilled practitioner in several evidenced based techniques that we will discuss in your treatment. I have four degrees in psychology including my doctoral degree from Regent University an APA accredited program in Christianity and Psychology. My postdoctoral residency in neuropsychology was completed at Goodwill Neurorehabilitation in Portland, Maine. I am licensed as a psychologist in the state of Maine.
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Edwin Palafox is a Health Advocate. After surviving a serious car crash learn how Edwin's story can inspire you to lead a grateful and driven life despite tragedy.
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Mallory Fox is a former competitive swimmer, fitness and yoga junkie, wife, dog mom and pizza-lover. But one of her most well-known roles is the owner of Foxy FIT, where she gets to ask questions, facilitate a variety of evidence-based practice bodywork modalities, and help people just like yourself feel their best.
Dr. Fox was in an accident that altered her life. Suffering from an invisible illness, she became woke to the realization that there's more need to heal than just follow what doctors say. Listen in on her journey through healing through movement and mindfulness.
For many of her clients, she's the last stop in their health journey. Many individuals who end up in her office are looking to finally be pain-free, after trying many methods and protocols and not seeing true, continuous relief. Her approach to helping you achieve total wellness is inclusive, intentional and individualized.
Join us as we have former 1st responder and now founder of the ASM Foundation which is a non-profit which is geared towards helping those that suffer from TBI's such as blast trauma, and blunt force traumas through partners such as Dr. Mark Gordon who is one of the leading researchers in Hormone Therapy. Pete is a friend of the show and also a person who suffers from blast as well as blunt force trauma which he sustained while on the force but also sustained other head injuries through contact sports.
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Elliott is a Marine and combat veteran who entered the service right after high school and spent 8 years in the Marines. After leaving the service, he realized that he may have PTSD, anxiety and depression. After being homeless for a short time, he harnessed his passion for music by song writing, singing and vocal arrangements and developing his own production company called Take notes Productions. He is known as the RnB Vet and his music can be found on all platforms. He released his debut single "Gunshots" in 2017 and his next single "Fight Back" released in Sept 2018. HIs debut album "Therapy Session'" is the start of his amazing journey in the music industry. #rnbvet
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In our very first episode, we talk with Amber Sorenson, a survivor of Shaken Baby Syndrome/Abusive Head Trauma (SBS/AHT) and a student at Kent State University pursuing her Master's Degree. Amber tells us the incredible story of how she found out that she was shaken as a baby and discusses the past research conducted and the current research she is conducting on SBS/AHT. What an honor to premier the Attention on Prevention podcast with Amber, a survivor who overcame the odds to not just survive but to succeed beyond any expectations. Brought to you by the National Center on Shaken Baby Syndrome.
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Welcome mountain bikers, I'm honored to be joined by three fantastic guests on this episode of The Inside Line. We will discuss mountain biking and head injuries. None of us are scientific or medical experts on the subject, but during the last World Cup DH race webcast from Les Gets, Jeff Brines and I were texting and discussing Thibaut Daprela’s incredible race-winning run with the sidebar of his recent knockout crash at French National Champs a week prior. I said let’s do an Inside Line about the subject and here we are.
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Jeff, has been a Vital MTB bike and product tester, he's long-time DH and enduro racer, he’s one of the few people to have owned a handmade carbon BCD bike from Alex Morgan, and, he may be one of Vital’s most prolific site commenters based on number of characters typed over the last decade. I’d have to imagine it’s a close call between him and Primoz.
Matt is co-owner of Momentum Trail Concepts, long-time friend and bike racer, he has the rainbow stripes of a Masters World Champion, and he’s legitimately the reason Vital MTB exists (listen to his Inside Line from a few years ago to find out why).
Craig "Stikman" Glaspell is the main MTB marketing man over at Troy Lee Designs, known for their D-series helmets and riding gear. He has years of experience as a World Cup DH mechanic and industry vet and was an influential mountain bike website entrepreneur in the very early 2000s.
Jeff and Matt are both on the show because they have plenty of experience racing and dealing with bike-related head injuries. They’ll tell their stories. Stik comes at us with industry experience in the helmet and protection category, as well as being in the position of a person who pays his sponsored athletes to ride their bikes and risk injury as a result.
We’re not trying to single out Thibaut as an example. His performance is what got us talking. Andrew Neethling and Ed Masters discussed Thibaut's crash a bit on Moving the Needle last week, which was awesome, and it seems, at least from our perspective, that there’s a growing concern for safety among our community.
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Slide your summer around with Maxxis tires and think about throwing on a Minion SS out back on your trail bike with a Minion DHR II up front. You’ll be rolling fast and surfin’ those corners, hootin’ and hollering along the way. Hit up maxxis.com for all your mountain bike tire needs or to find a local dealer
Thank you to Santa Cruz Bicycles for their support of the show. They offer free, lifetime bearing replacement on all of their bikes, and they’re giving away $1,000,000 over three years to trail building projects and initiatives through their Paydirt fund. There's nothing better than more trails!
Becky Moran, Occupational Therapist with the Acquired Brain Injury Outpatient Team at Parkwood Institute facilitates this discussion about adapting to a new way of life following a concussion. Some of the topics this episode explores are the challenges of pacing oneself, relationships, and changes in identity.
In 2009, Mike Orris and six friends were training for the Ironman Triathlon, which was to take place in August of that year in Louisville, Kentucky. But during the Memorial Day weekend in 2009, their lives would take a horrific turn – one that nearly derailed all their dreams.
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Dr. Freddy Starr is a clinical neuroscientist and medical doctor with a specialty in brain imaging and psychiatry. Fred attended Syracuse University and Columbia University School of Graduate Studies for Molecular Neurobiology. After becoming inspired by work with troubled teens, Fred decided to attend medical school. He graduated from Rutgers, completed pediatric internship and adult psychiatry at Boston University School of Medicine, and completed fellowship in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at Vanderbilt University.
While enjoying all the successes in life, tragedy struck in 2008, Fred lost his six-year-old daughter to epilepsy. With nothing left to lose, Fred moved to Hawaii with his windsurfing equipment and a desire to explore the aspects of consciousness that mainstream science tends to avoid. While in Hawaii, Fred worked as the Chief Psychiatrist for the County of Hawaii intensive outpatient program and worked closely with the State’s Medical Marijuana Movement where he assisted chronically ill patients in obtaining Cannabis for their specific illnesses. While in Hawaii, Fred studied Ho’o Pono Pono (Hawaiian Medicine), Plant Spirit Medicine, Shamanism, and Psilocybin Monotherapy for Trauma among other esoteric alternative treatments.
In 2012 Fred began his work using Remote Based Computer Assisted Cognitive Rehabilitation to treat clients all over the world without having to leave the tropics. In 2013, Recently Fred filed a patent for a Cloud Based, Machine Learning, EEG reading assistant under the Corporate Entity, Myneurva Datasystems. Dr. Starr also serves as science advisor to Neurella Laboratories and acts as Clinical Data Manager for the Painqx Project.
Dr. Starr currently lives in Dominical Costa Rica with his wife and three daughters. He is an acting board member of Kabe International School, a Progressive Dual Language Problem Based Learning Institute.
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Dr. Frederick “Freddy” Starr: “Other people are not you” (thriveglobal.com)
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