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Check out part 2 of my podcast episode with for the NAHSE Heartland Chapter of Equity Podcast. Thanks so much again Pleasant Radford Jr., MBA, CHIE for letting me speak about why storytelling and communications matter so much for improving health equity!

Weight stigma is a widespread problem that affects people of all ages. However, it especially can have adverse effects on young people who are still developing their identities and coping with the challenges of growing up. In this episode of The Nourished Child podcast, I interview Dr. Rebecca Puhl, a leading expert on weight stigma and its impact on kids and teens. Dr. Puhl gives advice for interacting with kids around the topic of size and weight, but also discusses what needs to happen on a societal and public policy level. If you’d like to listen and learn more, comment “STIGMA” and I’ll send you the link to this episode.

Want to learn more about intimacy in the lives of people with disabilities? If so, this podcast is for you! Carli Friedman, CQL's Director of Research, digs into some data, confronting barriers, establishing relationships, addressing stereotypes, and more on The Pulse, a podcast from Accessible Media Inc. https://loom.ly/iw9r-g0

🎧 How do parental behaviors impact our children? In this special clip from our latest podcast with Zabina Bhasin M.D., we delve into the power of effective communication in shaping our children's lives. Tune in for essential insights that every parent should hear. #ParentingTips #EffectiveCommunication #InfluenceOfParents #AutismAwareness #CulturalSensitivity #UNITEDSIKHS

How do we create better, longer lives for ourselves, our families and our communities? Elder justice lawyer and author, Marie-Therese (MT) Connolly, joins us in our newest episode of the Retire With Purpose Podcast to discuss what it looks like to build a better old age for current and future generations Listen in as MT explores the challenges of aging, how we can protect our parents and grandparents, what our culture teaches us about aging (and conversely, what aging teaches us) and why it’s still a great time to grow old – even though our support systems appear to be broken. ▶️ Play the episode: https://lnkd.in/eJBREre8

🎧 Listen to 'Extraordinary Creatives' Podcast with internationally acclaimed artist, Claire Morgan. Claire faced challenges growing up in Northern Ireland with undiagnosed Tourette's and autism. In this inspirational episode Claire shares how recent diagnoses in her 30s and 40s have shaped her life, explaining her unique strengths that enable ambitious, impactful artwork and a sustainable career. 👂Tune in https://tr.ee/zXrSrqs7Ke  #Neurodiversity #CeriHandCreativeCoach #ExtraodinaryCreativesPodcasts #CreativityPodcast

Best Medicine podcast is one of my favourite listens when running. On each episode, there is a panel of people putting forward something that they feel is the best medicine. It"s informative, fascinating and funny! From this episode, which I listened to this morning, I reckon I would choose #inclusion as the best medicine because if we have true inclusion, we also have: - speaking truth to power - better medical understanding and treatments for all conditions - more abundant laughter - people living in prison would treated as human beings (and less people would be in prison in the first place) - and we ALL would have more good social connections in life (This list will make much more sense to you if you listen to the episode!) https://lnkd.in/ejiBa3PW

AMCHP's #MCHBridges #podcast aims to inspire and guide actions that will improve the systems that impact #MaternalChildHealth communities by centering stories of the #PublicHealth workforce, people most impacted by inequities, and individuals and families with lived experiences. Explore our episodes at mchbridges.buzzsprout.com!

🚀 Drops Monday Jun 3rd 🚀 Hip, Hope, Hooray: Black Men Talking Health. In our season premiere episode on June 3rd, we tackle the question: Why don't black men go to the doctors? We explore the cultural, historical, and societal factors that contribute to the reluctance of black men to seek medical care. Available on all major podcast platforms. Let's start the conversation and break the stigma surrounding healthcare for black men. #HipHopeHooray #BlackMenTalkingHealth #healthhopehiphop #HealthcareAwareness 🎧🔊

In this Complex Care Journal Club podcast episode, Ms. Bethlyn Vergo Houlihan and Ms. Meg Comeau discuss a qualitative study of the perspectives of families of children with medical complexity on what is needed to promote their quality of life and well-being. https://lnkd.in/eGkJR38K