Having overcome family estrangements, serious illnesses and addiction, Al Weatherhead, shares his enlightening insights and tips for how adversity can transform our lives. We’ll discuss his book, The Power of Adversity, an inspiring testament to his belief that “tough times can make you stronger, wiser and better.” For more information, please visit www.powerofadversity.net.
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As a hospice chaplain, cancer survivor and a chaplain at Ground Zero following September 11, Andrea Raynor discusses her unique perspective on the meaning of life and the importance of feeling connected to something greater. She’ll share inspiring stories from her book, The Voice That Calls You Home, thus reminding us to be open to the blessings that are all around us, even in the midst of our greatest challenges. Learn more about Andrea at http://www.revandrearaynor.com
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Did you know that exhaustion, premature aging, acne and stomach aches can be symptoms of digestive disorders? Over 45 million Americans live with these uncomfortable health conditions, including Irritable Bowel Syndrome. Author Laura Knoff will share holistic suggestions for preventing and treating various digestive problems.
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Our guest, Dr. Gloria Horsley, is a bereaved parent with 23 years in family therapy, a board member of The Compassionate Friends, and co-host of a radio show called The Open to Hope Show. She’ll share her wisdom about how to find hope and healing while grieving the loss of a loved one. For more information please visit www.opentohope.com and http://www.thegriefblog.com
Have you struggled with a desire to conquer sugar cravings, loose weight and develop a plan for healthier eating? Connie Bennett will motivate you to accomplish these goals and more in our discussion of her bestselling book, Sugar Shock: How Sweets and Simple Carbs Can Derail Your Life–and How You Can Get Back on Track.
Sharon Rivkin, MA, MFT, shares wisdom from her book, Breaking the Argument Cycle: How to Stop Fighting Without Therapy. She’ll share case histories and describes a simple three-step process–Peel, Reveal, Heal–to empower couples to identify why they argue and resolve conflicts within their relationship.
As a former hospice nurse, Trudy Harris felt called to be “at the bedside of God’s children.” During the sad but sacred time of the dying process, she observed incredible, faith-affirming moments. Her stories bring hope and peace and will comfort anyone who has or will soon loose a loved one.
Fifty years ago, Dr. James D’Adamo, discovered the correlation between a person’s blood type and their dietary and exercise requirements. In this show, he will discuss updated research contained in his new book, Just an Ounce of Prevention is Worth a Pound of Cure, designed to help you to create a personalized program for optimal health
Spring Forest QiGong (SFQ) is a practice of breathing, focusing your mind, doing simple body movements and meditating. Our guest, Jim Nance, M.A., S.F.Q. M, will discuss some of the research and benefits of using these simple but powerful techniques to foster wellbeing and healing of depression, pain, and numerous other health issues. Join us and to learn more about SFQ, please visit http://www.bornahealer.com.
As a former hospice nurse, Trudy Harris felt called to be “at the bedside of God’s children.” During the sad but sacred time of the dying process, she observed incredible, faith-affirming moments. Her stories bring hope and peace and will comfort anyone who has or will soon loose a loved one.
Mary Treacy O'Keefe 