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Posted By NWI,
Monday, November 7, 2016
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Margaret Moore, co-founder of Wellcoaches, talks about her shift from working in the biotech industry to creating a coaching model that has trained more than 10,000 coaches around the world.
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Posted By NWI,
Monday, October 24, 2016
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Dr. Karen Wolfe, long-time wellness thinker and leader, discusses the state of American health-care (or disease management, in her terms), and what we can do to strengthen our own personal wellness. Note: Please excuse the little echo in Karen's recording this week - we'll work to eliminate that in the future! Thanks - jr.
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Disease
Environmental Wellness
Gut Health
health
Medicine
Wellness
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Posted By NWI,
Tuesday, October 11, 2016
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Dr. Jon Robison joins Carrie and Jeff to discuss the ethics of being a wellness professional, and the responsibilities we have to the people we serve, whether it's in administrating a weight loss program, or overseeing our worksite wellness.
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Ethics
Health
Weight
Weight Loss
Wellness
Worksite Culture
Worksite Wellness
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Posted By NWI,
Thursday, September 29, 2016
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Lisa Schmidt, of Scottsdale, AZ's Mindful Benefits, explains the importance of mindfulness in the workplace, and the kinds of benefits that businesses and employees can expect from integrating wellness practices into their work days.
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employee health
employee wellness
Health
meditation
mindfulness
wellness
worksite wellness
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Posted By NWI,
Monday, September 12, 2016
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In this episode of A Deeper Well, Dr. Matt Dewar discusses how he went from being a D/F student to earning his Ph.D., and how he applies his knowledge of wellness to create a well culture in his classroom and his school as a teacher.
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Posted By NWI,
Thursday, September 1, 2016
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Eirasmin Lokpez-Cobo discusses how she developed culturally-relevant resources to help the hispanic community where she lives, and the impact wellness has had for them.
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Community
Health
Latina
Multi-Cultural
Podcast
Wellness
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Posted By NWI,
Monday, August 15, 2016
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Dr. Jim Gordon, wellness visionary and founder of the Center for Mind-Body Medicine, talks about the current state of wellness and where he thinks the wellness community is headed.
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#Health #Wellness #Podcast #Mind #Body #Breathing
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Posted By NWI,
Thursday, August 4, 2016
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Katie Wittekind explains how she came into her role running the worksite wellness program for NAPEBT - a group that covers six government agencies with thousands of employees in northern Arizona. She shares some helpful tips and hints, as well as some insight about pitfalls to avoid.
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Posted By NWI,
Thursday, August 4, 2016
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Jeff interviewed a variety of wellness experts, professionals, and practitioners at the 2016 National Wellness Conference. They spoke on where they feel wellness is at now, where they think it's headed, and how we can help it on its way. These interviews range from worksite wellness experts, to authors, academics, and exercise champions. Give it a listen and hear what happened at NWC 2016!
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Coaching
Fun
Multi-Cultural
national wellness Conference
Occupational
Organizational Wellness
Physical
Psychology
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Posted By NWI,
Thursday, August 4, 2016
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Billie Frances, master coach and mindfulness expert, joins Carrie and Jeff to explain what it means to be a coach, what is involved, and why mindfulness is so important now.
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Coaching
Mindfulness
Wellness
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