Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

Undoing the Damage from Adverse Childhood Experiences

 
 
Ronni Tichenor who has a PhD in sociology, specializing in family studies, from the University of Michigan, and Jennie Weaver, who received her degree from the Vanderbilt School of Nursing and is a board-certified family nurse practitioner with over 25 years of experience in family practice and mental health joins eHealth Radio and the Mental Health & Health News Channels. Their new book, Healing Begins with Us: Breaking the Cycle of Trauma and Abuse and Rebuilding the Sibling Bond.
Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels and guests Ronni Tichenor & Jennie Weaver discuss the following:
Why did you feel called to write this book?
What do you mean when you use the term "childhood trauma?"
How can siblings help each other heal from childhood trauma?
What advice do you have for people trying to support someone who is healing from childhood trauma?
What do you want people to take away from your story? 
Ronni Tichenor has a PhD in sociology, specializing in family studies, from the University of Michigan. Jennie Weaver received her degree from the Vanderbilt School of Nursing and is a board-certified family nurse practitioner with over 25 years of experience in family practice and mental health. Their new book, Healing Begins with Us: Breaking the Cycle of Trauma and Abuse and Rebuilding the Sibling Bond (HeartWisdom LLC, April 5, 2022), shares their inspiring and hopeful story of healing from their painful upbringing.
Website: ronniandjennie.com
Social Media Links: Facebook: https://facebook.com/theheartandsoulsistersInstagram: https://instagram.com/ronni_and_jennie

Feelings and Reason - Activating Your Heart as Compass Despite the Ego's Interference

 
 
Ernie L. Vecchio, a mentor, spiritual teacher and trauma psychologist and a Licensed Clinical & Rehabilitation Psychologist who has written four books including his latest release, Feelings & Reason: Activating Your Heart as Compass Despite the Ego’s Interference, an international best-seller in four self-help categories joins eHealth Radio and the Health News and Mental Health Channels.
Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Ernie L. Vecchio discuss the following:
How is human suffering self-correcting?
What is the difference between suffering for ourselves versus suffering with ourselves?
How is your work the missing piece in the mental health model?
How do you know there is a difference between life as it is and life as intended?
What determines the possibility that everyone has the capacity to be mean-spirited?
Ernie L. Vecchio is a psycho-spiritual mentor and thought leader offering contemporary wisdom on human suffering. As a trauma psychologist whose career spans 30+ years, he has treated over 10,000+ patients who suffered severe trauma that ranged from amputation, head injury, sexual assault, and paralysis. He discovered a common theme in their suffering and developed a healthy way for people to cope with adversity.
Vecchio reveals a developmental understanding of how adversity becomes an opportunity for self-correction, growth, and healing. By acknowledging the human ego is only one-third of a larger system, people learn not only what is observing their life, but why and where it is intending for them to go.
Vecchio is the author of four books that includes his latest release, Feelings & Reason: Activating Your Heart as Compass Despite the Ego’s Interference, an international best-seller. In the book, professional helpers and seekers are introduced to a developmental and new psychological theory about human suffering that merges with secular spirituality. It is the missing piece in the mental health model and advances the mind, body and spirit movement. In essence, when one utilizes the heart as a compass, the road less traveled (inward journey) presents us with a reliable map toward self-recovery and our fullest expression.
Website: https://ernievecchio.com
Social Media Links: Facebook: facebook.com/FeelingsAndReason  Twitter: twitter.com/ErnieVecchio
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3 Steps to Pull Yourself into the Now and Overcome Fear

 
 
Lawrence Doochin, author, abuse survivor and entrepreneur joins eHealth Radio and the Health News & Mental Health Channels. In his new book called: A Book on Fear: Feeling Safe in a Challenging World, he maps out a heartfelt method for overcoming fears and bad memories.
 
Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Lawrence Doochin discuss the following:
What are some of our more obvious fears and ones that are more hidden?
Where do our fears come from and why don’t we recognize many of them?
How do our definitions of success and failure contribute to our fears?
How do we give our power away and how does victim-hood play into this?
Why is it important to know ourselves and what exactly does that mean?
What would our lives and the world look like if gratitude, compassion, and forgiveness replaced fear?
Lawrence Doochin is an author, entrepreneur, and devoted husband and father. A survivor of harrowing childhood sexual abuse, he traveled a long journey of emotional and spiritual healing, and developed an in-depth understanding of how our beliefs create our reality.
In the business world, he has worked for or been associated with enterprises from small startups to multinational corporations. He is the Co-founder of HUSO sound therapy, which delivers powerful healing benefits to individuals and professionals worldwide. In everything Lawrence does, he strives to serve a higher good. His new book is A Book on Fear: Feeling Safe in a Challenging World.
 
 
Website: www.lawrencedoochin.com
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How to mitigate post traumatic stress from current events happening in the world

 
 
Dr. Shara Ally, the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of the mental health company NEUROorganics Inc. which has been recognized by Forbes, Yahoo Finance, Market Watch, and other major platforms joins eHealth Radio and the Health News and Mental Health Channels.
Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels and guest Dr. Shara Ally discuss the following:
How is NEUROorganics different from other mental health services available?
What is the impact of external stress to a person and how is that differentiated from a mental illness?
Can you describe the power of choice and how this affects your mental health?
What is the difference between perspective and reality of symptoms of stress and how does this manifest?
How can people mitigate post traumatic stress from current events happening in the world?
Dr. Shara Ally is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of the mental health company NEUROorganics Inc. Since launching in September 2020, she has been recognized by Forbes, Yahoo Finance, Market Watch, and other major platforms.
The company was born out of Dr. Ally's lived experiences, academic and professional opportunities. In 2019, Dr. Ally was awarded with a Fellowship in Chandigarh, India, where she met the Dalia Lama. After meeting and speaking with him, she learned the eastern medicine benefits of approaching mental health and wellness through personal strengths and igniting personal resiliency and hope for long term mental health benefits.
This working knowledge has been coupled with her expertise in psychiatry with a rich academic background in completing her Bachelor's of Science degree at McMaster University, Masters of Nursing and Business Administration, and her Doctorate degree in California. She was the President and Executive Officer of the Doctorate Nursing Practice Association at Western University in Pomona, California, Adjunct Lecturer at the University of Toronto, and Research Assistant at Ryerson University in Toronto. Shara has had the opportunity to publish her research in the Family Physician Journal, Developmental Disabilities of Ontario textbook, and present across the USA, Canada, and Europe.
 
 
Website: www.neuroorganics.com
Social Media Links: Facebook: facebook.com/NEUROorganics  Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/neuroorganics-inc Instagram: instagram.com/neuroorganics
The beliefs, views, ideas, thoughts and opinions expressed on any program are those of the persons appearing on the program and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of the eHealth Radio Network.

Tips for Coping with Depression and PTSD

 
 
Alicemarie O'Neill, owner of her self-named company, Alicemarie O'Neill that offers examination and empowerment through individualized counseling and helps individuals build a stronger, more evolved version of themselves joins eHealth Radio and the Depression and PTSD Channels.
 
Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Alicemarie O'Neill discuss the following:
Your book "The Formula" discusses depression, what causes it and how to regain control of your life. What happens to the body and mind when depression sets in?
What are the seven steps for healing from depression and manic depression/bipolar disorder?
How does one survive the turbulence of a breakdown that keeps recurring?
PTSD - how can someone be treated?
The holidays are just around the corner. Why do holidays tend to be a difficult time for people who suffer from depression and what do you recommend they can do?

Alicemarie O'Neill is a survivor of four manic depressive episodes (breakdowns) over 20 years and was diagnosed with bipolar depression. As a mental health and spiritual counselor, she worked through her depression and mood swings and chronicles her real-life experiences in her international best-selling book "The Formula: Seven Steps for Healing from Depression and Manic Depression."
O'Neill has a Bachelor of Science in Applied Science in criminology and sociology with a minor in psychology from Youngstown State University. She did her graduate work at the University of California San Diego. She has studied and practiced Hermetic Studies and astrology for the past 30 years.
Website: alicemarieoneill.com

How to Turn your Pain into Passion and a Purpose

 
 
Simone Allison, a Life Coach, specializing in Female Empowerment, and the author of the #1 International Bestselling book "Disempowered No More: A Spiritual Journey to Discovering Purpose, Power, & Passion After Divorce" joins eHealth Radio and the Relationship Channel.
 
Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels and guest Simone Allison discuss the following:
How did you overcome the fear of starting over after a long relationship/marriage?
How did you find the courage to forgive yourself for walking out on the father of your two children?
How did you overcome PTSD, anxiety, and depression?
What do many women fear when they consider leaving an unhealthy relationship?
How can your story help others who are fearful of leaving a relationship that is harmful to them?

Simone Allison is a Life Coach, specializing in Female Empowerment - and is the author of the #1 International Bestselling book "Disempowered No More: A Spiritual Journey to Discovering Purpose, Power, & Passion After Divorce".
Simone has a background in the field of mental health and has a Master’s degree with a Dual Specialization in Marriage & Family therapy and Mental Health Counseling from Barry University. She also has a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of Miami. She is a certified Life Coach from The Addictions Academy. Simone is the mother of two children and resides in Miami, Florida.
Website: www.empowherbysimone.com
Social Media Links: Facebook: facebook.com/profile.php?id=100009657364853 Twitter: @SimoneAllison02
The beliefs, views, ideas, thoughts and opinions expressed on any program are those of the persons appearing on the program and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of the eHealth Radio Network.

Steps for Facing Your Fearful Memories and Letting Them Go

 
 
Dr. Carla Marie Manly, a practicing clinical psychologist based in Sonoma County, California, and a recognized authority on fear and fear-based disorders such as trauma, anxiety, and depression joins eHealth Radio & Health News and Mental Health Channels. Dr. Manly works with individuals and groups to improve personal growth, relationship connection, and increased life fulfillment. Her new book is Joy From Fear: Create the Life of Your Dreams by Making Fear Your Friend.
 
Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Dr. Carla Marie Manly discuss the following:
Why did you write this book?
How does fear hold us back in life?
What are the most common fears people experience?
How can a person learn to turn destructive fear into constructive fear?
What is joy and how is joy related to fear?
How can a person get unstuck in life?
What are a few keys to creating balance in one’s daily life?
How can stress and anxiety be reduced to promote optimal wellness?

Dr. Carla Marie Manly is a practicing clinical psychologist based in Sonoma County, California, and a recognized authority on fear and fear-based disorders such as trauma, anxiety, and depression. She works with individuals and groups to improve personal growth, relationship connection, and increased life fulfillment. Her highly personalized approach focuses on utilizing transformational fear in the self-growth and healing process. She combines clinical knowledge with a holistic, body-mind-spirit approach, integrating yoga and meditation practices into her therapeutic work and course offerings. Her new book is Joy From Fear: Create the Life of Your Dreams by Making Fear Your Friend (Familius, April 1, 2019).
 
 
Website: www.drcarlamanly.com
Social Media Links: Twitter: @drcarlamanly  Facebook: facebook.com/drcarlamanly  LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/carla-marie-manly  Instagram: @drcarlamanly
The beliefs, views, ideas, thoughts and opinions expressed on any program are those of the persons appearing on the program and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of the eHealth Radio Network.

Find Freedom Fast: Short-Term Therapy That Works with Dr. Robert T. London

 
 
Dr. Robert T. London is a well-known psychiatrist, educator, writer and a practitioner for 40 years joins eHealth Radio and the Mental Health and Health News Channels. Dr. London is the founder and former head of the short-term psychotherapy unit at NYU Langone Medical Center, and a pioneer in consumer health care radio and TV programming. His new book is called: Find Freedom Fast: Short-Term Therapy That Works.
 
Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Dr. Robert T. London discuss the following:
Why did you write this book?
What is Short Term Therapy and who does it work for?
How long is short term therapy supposed to last?
What makes short term therapy different for other therapies?
You talk about CBT - cognitive behavior therapy, what is it?
How can a person be a good consumer of mental health care?

Dr. Robert T. London is a well-known psychiatrist, educator, and writer. A practitioner for 40 years, he is founder and former head of the short-term psychotherapy unit at NYU Langone Medical Center, and a pioneer in consumer health care radio and TV programming. His articles and columns appear in his own newspaper columns, as well as in leading medical journals and popular magazines, and he is a frequent source to national TV, radio, and print outlets. His new book is Find Freedom Fast: Short-Term Therapy That Works.
 
Website: findfreedomfast.com

REACH Wellness & Recovery, helping patients with a full range of behavioral health issues

 
 
Dr. Alix Nassiri, a Board Certified Addiction Medicine Physician, an Anesthesiologist and Founder of REACH Wellness & Recovery, a cutting-edge brain institute based in the Los Angeles area joins eHealth Radio and the Rehab and Addiction Prevention Channels.
Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Dr. Alix Nassiri discuss the following:
How is REACH Wellness & Recovery's approach different from other rehab & mental health facilities?
What inspired you to launch REACH Wellness & Recovery?
You recently opened a new state-of-the-art REACH Wellness & Recovery facility in Burbank; can you tell our listeners about the cutting-edge services that REACH provides?
What advice do you give to someone struggling with addiction? What’s the first step to recovery?
What are you thoughts on the Opioid epidemic in this country?
What are the benefits of Ketamine therapy? Who should consider Ketamine treatment?
You are committed for REACH to make its mark in Washington DC. What is your motivation behind this and what do you hope to accomplish?
 
Dr. Alix Nassiri is a Board Certified Addiction Medicine Physician, an Anesthesiologist and Founder of REACH Wellness & Recovery, a cutting-edge brain institute based in the Los Angeles area.Dr. Nassiri founded REACH Wellness & Recovery 4 years ago in Pasadena, and recently launched a new state-of-the-art REACH facility in Burbank to help patients with a full range of behavioral health issues, ranging from substance and alcohol use disorders, to depression, PTSD, general anxiety disorders, OCD, and Chronic Pain.REACH is one of the few institutions in behavioral health that is physician founded and operated, and incorporates a multidisciplinary team approach to care, along with cutting-edge medical therapies. The combination of this groundbreaking medical care with an innovative and sophisticated treatment that is individually tailored to each patient, has made REACH the go-to facility for those seeking the absolute most advanced care possible. With services ranging from both outpatient detox to concierge in-home detox with 24 hour nursing care, Ketamine Infusion Therapy, Intravenous NAD+ infusions, EMDR, Psychotherapy, counseling, toxicology testing, and pharmaco-genetic testing and medication management of psychiatric meds.While in the past addiction was the main focus of care, Dr. Nassiri and his team of Psychiatrists, Psychologists, Nurses, Therapists, and other specialists, manage the full range of mental and physical health issues, such as anxiety, depression, PTSD, Chronic Pain, Bi-Polar disorders, OCD, chronic binge eating and other varying disorders.Dr. Nassiri utilizes cutting-edge medical therapies from Ketamine Infusion, Alpha-Stimulation, NAD+ infusions, and other medications to help restructure and reconfigure the traumatized mind and allow for more traditional behavioral health modalities to have their intended effect.“All people have to navigate the human condition, which brings with it variable stressors and anxieties, often accumulating over time and creating a chronic traumatic experience that can no longer be processed with our built-in, innate coping mechanisms. Some people turn to self-medicating with drugs or alcohol, while others, become completely crippled or unregulated by their mind, unable to function on a daily basis. Our approach at REACH is radically different, by not just medically detoxing the patient, but using an advanced medical approach to help attenuate the effects of this cumulative trauma, and from there paving the way for the care of the complex patient via a multidisciplinary approach; addressing all components of the brain from a 360 degree angle.” – Dr. NassiriDr. Nassiri is a graduate of University of California, where he was a Regent scholar, and went on to complete medical school at Western University of Health Sciences. Upon graduation from medical school, he completed an intensive one-year internship at Riverside University Health System Medical Center. He then completed a three-year residency in Anesthesiology through Western U/OPTI, training at Riverside University Health Center, Cedars Sinai and Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles. During that time, he had a wide range of exposure to patients with chronic pain, mental health and substance and alcohol use disorders.Dr. Nassiri is a member of the American Society of Addiction Medicine, the California Society of Addiction Medicine, the American Osteopathic Association of Addiction Medicine, American Osteopathic College of Anesthesiologists, California Society of Anesthesiologists, the American Medical Association, and the American Osteopathic Association. Dr. Nassiri serves as the Medical Director for the country’s second oldest rehab center, a non-profit based in Pasadena, the Bishop Gooden Center. He oversees both their primary Mental Health program; and also their substance abuse program. Dr. Nassiri is also the Medical Director for Ridgeview Ranch in Altadena, Refuge Recovery in Los Feliz, and Awakenings in Agoura Hills. He is also on staff at Huntington Hospital in Pasadena and Desert Regional Medical Center in Palm Springs, and Chief of Anesthesia for Southern California Anesthesia Providers in the La Canada-Flintridge area.He has been named as one of the “Top 40 Under 40” people by Pasadena Magazine, as well as voted one of the Top Doctors in the area. He has completed humanitarian medical missions overseas, and he has been interviewed by local and national media, including NBC, CNN, FOX and CBS.Dr. Nassiri is fluent in English, Persian, French and medical Spanish.
 
 
Websites: www.ReachDetox.com | www.ReachKetamine.com
Call or text for more info: 323-351-6136

Military Concerns for PTSD: BATTLE SCARS' Zane Holtz Discusses New Role as a Soldier Experiencing PTSD

 
 
Zane Holtz, star of the new film BATTLE SCARS & Winner of the GI Film Festival Founders Choice Award, which tackles the issues of PTSD and will be in theatres Friday, July 14th joins eHealth Radio and the Health News and the Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Channels.
 
Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Zane Holtz discuss the following:
Tell us about the movie and when it's in theaters?
Why is this film important?
Military illness is a huge topic today with vets. Can you Tell us about your character in the film who suffers from post traumatic stress?
Why did you want to portray this character dealing with PTSD?
Why do you think, based on your character and what he went through, why so many soldiers have a hard time adjusting to life coming back from war?
What message do you want viewers to take away from this film - BATTLE SCARS?
 
Zane Holtz is the star of the new film BATTLE SCARS. Winner of the GI Film Festival Founders Choice Award, BATTLE SCARS tackles the issues of PTSD and will be in theatres July 14th.
Zane Holtz recently finished filming Original Film’s Neil Muritz and Toby Jaffe’s HUNTER KILLER opposite Gerard Butler and Gary Oldman. He is currently starring in THE AWAKENING opposite Tammy Blanchard. His Robert Rodriguez series, FROM DUSK TILL DAWN: THE SERIES ended last year. Other film credits include THE PERKS OF BEING A WALLFLOWER opposite Logan Lerman and Emma Watson, THE CURSE OF DOWNERS GROVE opposite Bella Heathcoate and Kevin Zegers, WIND WALKERS, BATTLE SCARS, PERCY JACKSON & THE OLYMPIANS: THE LIGHTNING THIEF, AND HOLES. Zane can also be seen in KADENCE, a Marvel short by writer/director Jacob Johnston.
 
 
Website: www.battlescarsmovie.com
Social Media Links: Twitter: https://twitter.com/battlescarsfilm Instagram: http://instagram.com/battlescarsmovement
Follow Zane Holtz: Twitter: https://twitter.com/zaneholtz Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zanerayholtz