In this episode Bill talks with Dr. Andrew Gardella about Access Consciousness and how it’s used in relationships.
Dr. Andrew Gardella is a chiropractor, a certified practitioner of BodyTalk, and an Access Consciousness facilitator. He facilitates Right Voice for You classes, a specialty program of Access Consciousness. He helps people to be the version of themselves they want to be.
In this episode, Bill talks with viral author and inspirational teacher Dain Heer about male and female roles, the affliction of judgment, and how to be more in balance.
Dain Heer is an influencer of change and inspiration with a community of over 1 Million+ people. Millions of people engage with him across social media, and his videos regularly go viral on social media. He is a popular speaker, author and inviter to greatness and consciousness. Originally raised in the ghettos of Los Angeles and trained as a chiropractor, Dr Heer is also the co-founder of a diverse range of businesses around the world. A conscious and creative thought leader with a profound understanding of the power of personal creation, Dr. Heer draws upon his background and unique perspective to facilitate positive change in the world, and empower people from every culture, country, age and social strata to create the money, relationships and life they truly desire.
The science of epigenetics has proven that trauma is passed genetically over generations in humans and other animals. In this highly practical and useful episode, Mark Wolynn talks with Bill about how inherited family trauma affects ourselves and our relationships, and how we might begin to break the cycle.
Mark Wolynn is a leading expert on inherited family trauma. As the director of The Family Constellation Institute in San Francisco, he trains clinicians and treats people struggling with depression, anxiety, panic disorder, obsessive thoughts, self-injury, chronic pain, and other persistent symptoms and conditions. A sought-after lecturer, he leads workshops at hospitals, clinics, conferences, and teaching centers around the world. His recent book, It Didn’t Start with You: How Inherited Family Trauma Shapes Who We Are and How to End the Cycle won the 2016-2017 Silver Nautilus Award for Psychology.
In this do-not-miss, content-rich episode, Bill talks to renowned therapist, Jim Thomas, about self-compassion – what it is, what it’s not, and how to get more of it.
Jim Thomas is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. He has served as President of the Colorado Association for Marriage and Family Therapy and Director of the Colorado Center for Emotionally Focused Therapy or EFT – which learned from its creator, Sue Johnson. Jim’s work focuses on helping people to be more fully aware and engaged in their lives – with the assumption that when people connect more deeply with themselves, they can step beyond self-imposed limitations – allowing deeper connection with others and a richer life.
Bill’s first conversation with Jim Thomas, is the second-most popular Conscious Couples Conversation since its inception. In today’s highly vulnerable podcast (destined to make it to the top of the charts), Jim and Bill talk about a vicious circle (based loosely on this Pathwork lecture – read it, it’s great!) that begins early in life, and influences us as adults.
Jim Thomas is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. He has served as President of the Colorado Association for Marriage and Family Therapy and Director of the Colorado Center for Emotionally Focused Therapy or EFT – which learned from its creator, Sue Johnson. Jim’s work focuses on helping people to be more fully aware and engaged in their lives – allowing deeper connection with others and a richer life.
Tom Volkar is a 17-year relationship and business coach who believes that at the root of every problem is an unmade decision. Tom specializes in guiding his clients to the crystal clarity they need to make the big decisions they’ve been avoiding.
We spoke to Tom about bringing your relationship to the level of awareness and clarity it deserves so you can see what’s right for you and for the relationship.
Register for Tom’s free 2/15/17 teleseminar, Know You’re Making the Right Decision for You.
Check out Tom’s Right Decision Lab which begins on 2/23/17
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Bill’s first conversation with Jim Thomas, is the second-most popular Conscious Couples Conversation since its inception. In today’s podcast, Jim Thomas talks about how so many couples seem to have lost their way, and he reveals the benefits of Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) sessions and intensives.
Jim Thomas is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. He has served as President of the Colorado Association for Marriage and Family Therapy and Director of the Colorado Center for Emotionally Focused Therapy or EFT – which learned from its creator, Sue Johnson. Jim’s work focuses on helping people to be more fully aware and engaged in their lives – allowing deeper connection with others and a richer life.
On today’s podcast, Phil and Maude Mayes join me to discuss their remarkable new book, HOW TWO Have a Successful Relationship.
Here’s what I wrote about their book on Amazon.
This book stands out as an important contribution to the canon of literature devoted to helping people help themselves to better relationships. The authors have truly found a way to have a conflict-free relationship in which each is 100% (not 99%) accepting of the other. From the book, “The biggest challenge is to believe this is possible.” Many of us (even those of us who have done a lot of work on ourselves) have dug such deep grooves in conflict, give-and-take and conditional acceptance. Will we challenge ourselves to surrender these to what’s possible, to the possibility of true peace? If you are game, this book offers a perfect beginning.
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Relationship & Life Coaches, Luis Santiago and Janie Terrazas, are a husband and wife team helping couples connect honestly and passionately. Their mission is to teach others how to create a happier, hotter, more harmonious union so they can thrive for the long haul. Their personal journey of discovering unconditional love is described in their new book Soul Song: Illuminate Your Mind by Reconnecting to Your Heart, available on Amazon. The book is for those who are ready to create the life, relationships and happiness they truly desire. In this podcast, we talk about their book and their relationship – the ups and downs, and what we can each learn from our struggles.
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Today we speak with Matthew Sweetwood on abuse in relationships, with a focus on what is abuse and how much abuse (verbal or physical), if any, should be tolerated.
Matthew Sweetwood may be the nation’s leading advocate for single fathers. In 1996, after his wife’s personality disorder turned violent, Matt was awarded full custody of their five children ages 18 months to 8 years old. Since then, he raised his children on his own, gaining expertise in a range of single parenting and custody issues, including dating while caring for children and the legal, social, academic, and institutional prejudices against men who are single parents. Matt’s forthcoming book is a free-ranging and heartfelt memoir of his experiences. He has appeared as a regular contributor on Fox News, NBC Today Show, CBS News, and other high-profile programs, and he is a regular contributing author to The Good Men Project.
