Najlepsze podcasty z kategorii: Alive And Well (2024)

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iHeart Jade Harrell w/ Community Trauma and Racial Equity 37:21

7y ago37:21

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Today we focus our Alive and Well STL lens on Community Trauma and Racial Equity. Jade Harrell with Khatib Waheed, founder of the Racial Equity Learning Exchange. As a national presenter, facilitator and consultant, Khatib A.F. Waheed provides training services in support of judicial circuits, child welfare and juvenile justice jurisdictions and ot…

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iHeart Jade Harrell w/ When Helping Hurts...1st Responders and Vicarious Trauma 39:12

7y ago39:12

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When Helping Hurts... Trauma effects you, me and our first responders. How do they cope to be Alive and Well? Jade Harrell with Sgt. Sally Panzer and April Casey who know first-hand what it's like to be on the front lines.Autor: RareGem Productions

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Alive and Well STL Ambassadors in Healthcare 28:21

7+ y ago28:21

28:21

Person-centered care is a shift in the way of thinking and doing things in healthcare that sees the patients as partners to make sure the services meet their needs. Add in a trauma-informed and trained staff and the possibilities are outstanding. Dr. Caroline Day brings respect and consideration to each of her patients in family medicine. The "Aliv…

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Alive and Well STL Ambassadors in the Classroom 31:28

7+ y ago31:28

31:28

As occupational therapists, Denise and Carrie have years of formal training and experience with children and trauma. They signed on to be ambassadors with Alive and Well STL and found that the training not only complimented their existing body of knowledge but positively impacts their work in the classroom--with students, teachers as well as parent…

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AMBASSADORS OF ALIVE AND WELL STL 35:31

8y ago35:31

35:31

Meet the Ambassadors!!! Robert White, III, Youth Programs Worker and trained AWSTL ambassador Elle Potter, Founder and Instructor, Yoga Buzz Alive and Well STL is recruiting ambassadors to serve as experts in, and liaisons to, the community to further communicate the message of Alive and Well STL. Robert and Elle signed on and have been making an i…

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Toxic Stress and Chronic Disease with Ms. Anonymous 19:58

8y ago19:58

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According to the U.S. National Center for Health Statistics, a chronic disease is one lasting 3 months or more. By definition, chronic diseases generally cannot be prevented by vaccines or cured by medication, nor do they just disappear. So how can you live Alive and Well? Meet Anonymous. Though she didn't want to disclose her name, she wanted to s…

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The Toxic Stress, Toxic Thoughts and the Toxic World of American Teens 51:34

8y ago51:34

51:34

Alive and Well STL enters the complicated world and minds of our teens with call-in talk show host Sean Mulroney. Through his tumultuous and challenging childhood he became an advocate and place of comfort to thousands of American teens. They talk to him. And though he struggles through difficult health issues, he uses his life as a beacon of hope …

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Smiling while crying inside. Meet Greg aka MR BIGG. 31:29

8y ago31:29

31:29

Meet Greg Kenner. Also known as Mr. Bigg. Clever, funny, dedicated and determined. A father and husband living a dual existence. On the outside, he's the happiest guy in the world. Inside he's burried under the stress and anguish of something painful and frustrating. So much so that he uses food among other things to insulate him from the hurt. His…

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Joni Overcame Self-Mutilation, State Hospital and Near Death to Be Alive and Well 6:39

8+ y ago6:39

6:39

Meet Joni. After spending 20 years in the state hospital, she overcame the control that the voices in her head seemed to have over her. She nearly died trying to punish herself through self-mutilation. With help, treatment, support from friends, prayer and determination, Joni was able to find hope. Though she still hears the voices, she has the ult…

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ALIVE AND WELL IS A MIND, BODY, SPIRIT AND COMMUNITY CONNECTION. MEET EVELYN AND GLADYS. 13:22

8+ y ago13:22

13:22

Meet Evelyn and Gladys. Doctors, friends and wellness advocates. They come to the conversation with decades of experience, involvement and commitment. They found a renewed connection to Alive and Well through realizing the Mind, Body, Spirit and Community relationship. "It's not about you, it's about how you are connected to one another and to your…

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LIVING ALIVE AND WELL THROUGH YOUR SENSES. MEET RONALD. 11:58

8+ y ago11:58

11:58

Meet Ronald. In the prime of his life lost his eyesight in an unsuspecting accident on a basketball court. His story of resilience and determination helps us find pathways to Alive and Well when it may seem out of view. His message for us is powerful to stay true to who you are at your core and never give up. "Don't let anyone tell you what you can…

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Sometimes you gotta fight to be Alive and Well. Meet Montrice Williams 34:16

8+ y ago34:16

34:16

Meet mother, author, triumphant victor over childhood challenges, career and educational obstacles, even a 100 pound weight loss journey. She discovered a mindset, strategies, resilience and an all out resolve to be Alive and Well. Be inspired, encouraged and influenced by Montrice to carve out Alive and Well for yourself.…

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REPRIEVE! A Spiritual Wellness Oasis for Women 29:30

8+ y ago29:30

29:30

Jade Harrell with Culeta Hendricks, the founder and president of Reprieve: A Spiritual Wellness Center for Women. Reprieve is a newly established non-profit organization that seeks to provide women of all walks of life a spiritual haven where they can escape their day-to-day stresses and demands. Research shows that women are juggling a great deal …

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Help, Love and Support for the Caregivers 33:40

9y ago33:40

33:40

Producer, Jade Harrell with Lisa Baron, Founder and Executive Director and Jill Cigliana, Program Director of Memory Care Home Solutions with Chuck Jahneke, volunteer and board member.Autor: RareGem Productions

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Leadership from Public Health Share Truth, Hope and Opportunity for Community Wellness 22:45

9y ago22:45

22:45

Bethany with Dr. Faisal Khan, Director of the St. Louis County Department of Health and Melba R. Moore, MS, CPHA Acting Director/Commissioner of Health for the City of St. Louis. A frank and powerful conversation that reveals the challenges, the politics, the misconceptions and the opportunities that exist for the newest leads to public health. Hea…

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Dr. Donald M. Suggs, St. Louis American - part 2 16:15

9y ago16:15

16:15

Bethany continues intimate conversation with St. Louis American publisher and editor, Dr. Donald M. Suggs (part 2 of 2)Autor: RareGem Productions

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Dr. Donald M. Suggs, St. Louis American - part 1 16:59

9y ago16:59

16:59

Bethany with St. Louis American publisher and editor, Dr. Donald M. Suggs (part 1 of 2)Autor: RareGem Productions

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Mary Beth and Jennie for the mothers and babies they serve. 22:48

9y ago22:48

22:48

Alive and Well Producers Meeting - Maribeth Hollinshead Jennie Oberkrome Mary Beth Hollinshead, Program Director and Nurse Navigator with Strong Start for Mothers and Newborns with Jennie Oberkrom, MSW, LCSW Prenatal Care Coordinator, Strong Start for Mothers and Newborns. Strong Start for Mothers and Newborns is a funded program through the Center…

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AWSTL CONTRAST-20 YEAR OLD REGGIE and 11 YEAR OLD NADIA 15:31

9y ago15:31

15:31

20 yo REGGIE and 11 yo NADIA hold vastly different AWSTL perspectives. Both feel the toxicity of racism.Autor: RareGem Productions

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Community Producers-Dr. Mary Hastings and Kaylynn 15:55

9y ago15:55

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Autor: RareGem Productions

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Stacy and Heather's Story-Community Producers 14:42

9y ago14:42

14:42

Meet Stacy and HeatherAutor: RareGem Productions

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Bridging Faith to Mental Wellness 15:02

9y ago15:02

15:02

Producer, Jade Harrell sitting in for Bethany in the studio with Reverend Rice, Pastor of New Horizon Christian Church and founding member of the Bridges to Care and Recovery program, along with Rose Jackson-Beavers, Community Connector Project Manager for Bridges. So much of what we talk about with Alive and Well shows us how important faith commu…

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Law Enforcement, Intervention and Compassion 23:08

9y ago23:08

23:08

Producer Jade Harrell (sitting in for Bethany Johnson-Javois) with Pat McGonigle, anchor for KSDK Channel 5 and Sergeant Sally Panzer from the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department. Through their work, as well as their life experiences, they have a unique perspective on what our region needs to become Alive and Well. Mr. McGonigle and Sgt. Panze…

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Orvin Kimbrough, United Way 34:45

9+ y ago34:45

34:45

Orvin Kimbrough, President and CEO of the United Way of Greater St. Louis, works to provide resources to those most in need in our community. He emphasizes the importance of fostering good coping skills in children and fostering a connection between people through small acts of kindness.Autor: RareGem Productions

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Support for Families of Mental Health 20:24

9+ y ago20:24

20:24

Joyce Johnston and Sandra Hartge of the National Alliance of Mental Illness (NAMI) of St. Louis speak about the trauma a mental illness diagnosis can have on an entire family and the chronic worry that may result. They emphasize self-care for family members of a person with mental illness and discuss how gaining knowledge about treatment and best p…

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The Incredible Dr. Huldah Blamoville 14:09

9+ y ago14:09

14:09

Pediatrician and activist Dr. Huldah Blamoville seeks to get parents involved in their children's lives in order to help young people be active and productive in their community. She shares her worldwide experiences and her outlook for children, parents and St. Louis.Autor: RareGem Productions

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A Place to Recover and Call Home 26:02

9+ y ago26:02

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Tricia Rolan-Hamilton and Celeste Smith of the Magdalene House founded a home where women who have suffered serious trauma can recover in a safe and supportive community. They provide education, job training, and love so that women graduate after two years with the ability to be self-sufficient and successful.…

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HIV Testing and Knowing Your Status 20:44

9+ y ago20:44

20:44

African Americans have been disproportionately affected by HIV/AIDS, and this disparity has grown deeper over time. Angela Clabon, CEO of Myrtle Davis Hilliard Comprehensive Health Centers, and Dale Wrigley, Director of Engagement & Advocacy with Saint Louis Effort for AIDS, encourage medical providers to make HIV testing a standard of care so that…

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The Trauma of Racism 16:01

9+ y ago16:01

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Dr. Kira Banks, Assistant Professor of Psychology at Saint Louis University, examines how to dismantle racism and, in the meantime, how to help people who are experiencing it cope with it and avoid its negative effects. She speaks about the effects of racism as a chronic stresser and how to achieve emotional emancipation through discussion and soci…

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Evening With Elders Frankie Muse Freeman 24:45

9+ y ago24:45

24:45

Frankie Muse Freeman, age 98, shares her story of civil rights activism and how she became a lawyer in a deeply segregated society. She was a key part of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and helped enact progress through the Civil Rights Commission.Autor: RareGem Productions

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Evening With Our Elders-Sister Ebo pt 1 21:38

9+ y ago21:38

21:38

Sister Mary Antona Ebo speaks about her inspiration for civil rights activism and reflects on the meaning of her walk in Selma 50 years ago. She stresses the importance of daily prayer and bringing God into our homes and hearts.Autor: RareGem Productions

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Theraputic Horticulture in Your Garden 17:34

9+ y ago17:34

17:34

Rachel Deffenbaugh, Urban Farm Manager at Gateway Greening, and Connie Fisher, Director of Mental Health Promotion at Mental Health America of Eastern Missouri, discuss how gardening can be integrated into self-care. They share how a garden can be a place where people enjoy work and exercise, connect with their community through sharing food and fl…

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The Trauma of Infant Loss 15:48

9+ y ago15:48

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The loss of a child is considered one of the most traumatic experiences, regardless of a child’s age. Debbie Cochran, Executive Director of Share Pregnancy and Infant Loss Support, and Teresa Brassfield, Registered Nurse and Share Coordinator at DePaul Hospital, speak about how loved ones can support a family grieving the loss of an infant. They al…

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AWSTL is Going Beyond w Chris Krehmeyer 20:17

9+ y ago20:17

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Chris Krehmeyer, President and CEO of Beyond Housing and host of the local weekly talk show, “Going Beyond,” shares what makes up a resilient community and what you can do to make your neighborhood stronger, more resilient and more trauma-informed. He recognizes the importance of knowing your neighbors and utilizing the principles of empowerment, t…

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Ambassadors of Alive and Well STL 4 of 4 11:40

9+ y ago11:40

11:40

Alive and Well STL ambassadors speak about how trauma and toxic stress affect us emotionally and physically. They discuss a case study of a 51-year-old man who has been to the Emergency Room four times in the last two months because of chest pain. He has suffered trauma throughout his life and the ambassadors evaluate how this is affecting his phys…

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Ambassadors of Alive and Well STL 3 of 4 13:52

9+ y ago13:52

13:52

Alive and Well STL ambassadors share how they became involved and why they share the message. They also analyze a case study about a man leaving prison and re-entering the community after serving 2 years. The ambassadors evaluate the options to help him live safely and with opportunities.Autor: RareGem Productions

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Alive and Well Ambassadors Case 2 of 4 12:48

9+ y ago12:48

12:48

At an event for Alive and Well STL ambassadors Jennifer Brinkmann of the Regional Health Commission encourages community members to engage by visiting AliveandWellSTL.com. Rosetta Keeton, also RHC staff, discusses assumptions and why we should let people tell their own story. Ambassador Tinley speaks about how we can each help our community become …

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Get Alive and Well with Health Coverage 20:58

9+ y ago20:58

20:58

Dr. Johnetta Craig, Chief Medical Officer at Family Care Health Centers, and Rosetta Keeton, Patient Access Consultant at the St. Louis Regional Health Commission and also a long-time patient of Dr. Craig’s, speak about the confidence and wellbeing that comes with acquiring health insurance and, in turn, eliminating stress. They discuss how the rec…

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Ambassadors of Alive and Well STL 1 of 4 21:22

9+ y ago21:22

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Our host Bethany Johnson-Javois in on site at the first Alive and Well STL Ambassador Open House. Ambassadors Erin and Danny present the Bonfyre app, through which community members can have conversations about trauma and its effects. Other ambassadors spoke of a group discussion about a case study in which a student is continually acting out in cl…

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Mental Health Resilience Resolutions pt2 15:50

9+ y ago15:50

15:50

Connie Fisher, Director of Mental Health Promotion at Mental Health America of Eastern Missouri, and Riisa Easley, Project Director at St. Louis Regional System of Care, give advice for moving past negativity and gaining and sharing hope. They recommend practicing acceptance, starting the day with positivity, and being honest about pain so you can …

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Mental Health Resilience Resolutions pt1 19:32

9+ y ago19:32

19:32

Connie Fisher, Director of Mental Health Promotion at Mental Health America of Eastern Missouri, and Riisa Easley, Project Director at St. Louis Regional System of Care, recommend small steps for achieving wellness in all areas of our lives. They share signs that allow us to recognize when we are chronically or intensely stressed and how we can mov…

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A Trauma Informed and Responsive Region 28:36

9+ y ago28:36

28:36

Robin Saenger, Founding Director of Peace4Tarpon, a trauma-informed community movement in Tarpon Springs, Florida, and Marsha Morgan, Chief Operating Officer of Truman Medical Center Behavioral Health in Kansas City and partner of Trauma Matters KC, a trauma-informed care model, share the changes they have seen in their communities since implementi…

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Recovering From Trauma 19:57

9+ y ago19:57

19:57

Serena Muhammad, Director of Strategic Initiatives at the St. Louis Mental Health Board, and Toni Jordan, Peer Specialist at Queen of Peace, help trauma survivors recover through empowerment and aid them in living a fulfilling life. They encourage all of us to engage with those who may need to see a friendly face and to look at problems' root cause…

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Health Within the GLBT Community 32:05

10y ago32:05

32:05

Sherrill Wayland, Executive Director of SAGE (Service & Advocacy for GLBT Elders) Metro St. Louis and Andrew Shaughnessy, Manager of Public Policy of PROMO, work to eliminate the health disparity gap between GLBT people and the general population. They stress the importance of health and social service organizations adopting GLBT welcoming policies…

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Children Overcoming Trauma 29:13

10y ago29:13

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Nancy Spargo, CEO and Co-founder of the St. Louis Center for Family Development, and Emily Phillips, Mental Health Professional for the St. Louis Center for Family Development, speak about how adults can help children recover from a traumatic experience. They share how asking "What happened?" instead of "What's wrong?" takes the event outside the c…

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Hope In Spite of Homicide Larry Bastain 19:41

10y ago19:41

19:41

Larry Bastain lost his nephew to a brutal homicide, yet remains hopeful through the hurt and trauma his family is facing. He found that forgiveness can be not only freeing, but also an integral part of healing. Hear why retaliation, though he considered it, was not an option, and how he found a greater response.…

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How Homicide Hits Home Is Trauma 15:48

10y ago15:48

15:48

Dorothy Burgess attends weekly grief meetings put on by the Demetrius Johnson Charitable Foundation, which help her and other loved ones of homicide victims cope with loss. She expresses the way homicide has changed her life and the daily pain she faces. Burgess shares her hopes for the future and her grandchildren.…

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Responding To Loss and Grief of Homicide 16:22

10y ago16:22

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Major Ronnie Robinson of the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department and Demetrius Johnson started a weekly grief meeting for loved ones of homicide victims. Robinson encourages law enforcement to use outreach, intervention, and enforcement to reduce violence and to work with people in the community in order to gain their trust. He wants society t…

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How Democracy Impacts Your Health pt2 22:44

10y ago22:44

22:44

"Our perceived lack of empowerment may have a negative impact on our health." Dr. Vetta Sanders Thompson, Professor at the George Warren Brown School of Social Work, talks about how class and race matter in St. Louis. She encourages community members to take care of themselves and maintain resilience. Dr. Thompson shares her vision for the future i…

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How Democracy Impacts Our Health Part 1 17:00

10y ago17:00

17:00

We know that those who experience persistent, toxic stress or traumatic, adverse events are less likely to achieve good health. Dr. Terry Jones, Founder’s Professor for Political Science at University of Missouri-St. Louis, discusses how historical discrimination against African-Americans affects current education and wealth disparities. He explain…

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