Monday, September 24, 2012
Thursday, September 20, 2012
Feedback Response & BIG Thank you!
I like to respond to all my feedback and I truly do appreciate ALL feedback, because I recognize and accept that I can always benefit from another view.
Everything about me and Pain Sufferers Speak is NEVER about pity--what a waste that would be!
My main goal is to be sure no one ever has to be alone in their pain.
I practice unconditional love and acceptance for everyone in my daily life and this includes respect for all religions and faiths. Everyone/All means no one and no belief is excluded. I think we all have the right to state our opinions and listen to each other with an open mind and heart (no preconceived judgments or stereotypical small thinking allowed). Be open to change and new ideas that differ from your own. If you never do anything different, your life will stay the same. Do you want to be the same as you are today?
So here is the bottom line for me personally, its never about pity, but rather compassion and complete honesty.
Pain Sufferers Speak (PSS) is not just for pain peeps!!
Everyone on this planet experiences pain at some point therefore we ALL need to educate ourselves about pain and coping with the physical, mental and spiritual ramifications of pain and any sort of negativity. Painspeaking is about communicating your pain in a healthy way with others who also live with pain or illness. This is not to be confused with complaining, but rather dropping off the negative junk so we can be healthier and better equipped to be the best people we can be and live up to our own potential. All parts of Pain Sufferers Speak practice No judgment and No criticism along with unconditional love and respect for all religions. If you think its not possible and sounds "goody two shoes" unreasonable, you will be pleasantly surprised to hear that I do very little conflict resolution in all 4 of my support groups!
My favorite quote: "Be the change you want to see in the world."~Ghandi
Make it a meaningful day and pass on a smile when you can spare them.
Sending out love and hugs to everyone!! Liz xoxo
Written By: Liz Hall, Founder of Pain Sufferers Speak's Global Community
To find out more about Liz and all parts of PSS, click here http://xeeme.com/LizHall/
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
YOUR LIFE AFTER TRAUMA - Back on the Air!
I’ve been waiting all summer to share the good news with you --- and now I can:
YOUR LIFE AFTER TRAUMA, my weekly radio show designed to bring support and information to trauma survivors, plus their caregivers and professionals, has been picked up by a fantastic sponsor and is moving out of the evening terrestrial market into daytime internet talk radio.
Now sponsored by Timberline Knolls Residential Treatment Center, YOUR LIFE AFTER TRAUMA relaunches tomorrow, Wednesday, September 12, 2-3pm EST on CONTACT TALK RADIO. You and your audience can listen live here:
http://www.yourlifeaftertrauma.com/radio/how-to-listen
As part of our new format YOUR LIFE AFTER TRAUMA will dedicate the second Wednesday of every month solely to military issues. Our upcoming lineup includes:
Sept. 12: Veterans Employment Issues: Overcoming Obstacles in the Civilian Job Hunt, with co-host Terry Howell, Managing Editor of Benefits, Military.com
Sept. 19: How To Become (Even More) Functional TODAY, with Jude Bijou, author of award-winning ATTITUDE RECONSTRUCTION
Sept. 26: How To Access Your Amazing Self, with motivational expert and author, Deb Scott
Oct. 3: 8 Keys To Brain-Body Balance, with trauma expert Dr. Robert Scaer
For more information about how to listen to the show, fully downloadable free archives (also available on iTunes) and to sign up for show updates visit:http://www.yourlifeaftertrauma.com/radio
We don’t heal in isolation; we heal in community. I hope you’ll help me strengthen the community in which we all participate by spreading word of the show.
Joyfully,
Michele Rosenthal,
Author, Post-Trauma Coach, Radio Show Host
YOUR LIFE AFTER TRAUMA, my weekly radio show designed to bring support and information to trauma survivors, plus their caregivers and professionals, has been picked up by a fantastic sponsor and is moving out of the evening terrestrial market into daytime internet talk radio.
Now sponsored by Timberline Knolls Residential Treatment Center, YOUR LIFE AFTER TRAUMA relaunches tomorrow, Wednesday, September 12, 2-3pm EST on CONTACT TALK RADIO. You and your audience can listen live here:
http://www.yourlifeaftertrauma.com/radio/how-to-listen
As part of our new format YOUR LIFE AFTER TRAUMA will dedicate the second Wednesday of every month solely to military issues. Our upcoming lineup includes:
Sept. 12: Veterans Employment Issues: Overcoming Obstacles in the Civilian Job Hunt, with co-host Terry Howell, Managing Editor of Benefits, Military.com
Sept. 19: How To Become (Even More) Functional TODAY, with Jude Bijou, author of award-winning ATTITUDE RECONSTRUCTION
Sept. 26: How To Access Your Amazing Self, with motivational expert and author, Deb Scott
Oct. 3: 8 Keys To Brain-Body Balance, with trauma expert Dr. Robert Scaer
For more information about how to listen to the show, fully downloadable free archives (also available on iTunes) and to sign up for show updates visit:http://www.yourlifeaftertrauma.com/radio
We don’t heal in isolation; we heal in community. I hope you’ll help me strengthen the community in which we all participate by spreading word of the show.
Joyfully,
Michele Rosenthal,
Author, Post-Trauma Coach, Radio Show Host
Have you checked out SPICIE??
Spicie is today’s woman. She is different. She is unique. The Spicie woman may be your sister. She may be your neighbor. She may be your co-worker. She may be your boss. She may be you. The Spicie woman is the woman that isn't satisfied with good enough, nor is she satisfied with the slant the mainstream media puts on news and issues regarding women.
As far as women have come, there is still a long way to go. It is no secret that mainstream media is still male dominated. With that, comes male slant on the news. We respect male journalists and we do like men, but we are of the feeling that they don't always get news about women right. They don't always cover the issues we are most concerned about as women. That is where the women of Spicie come in.
We don't hesitate to take on tough subjects the media often does not want to cover, or covers from the wrong angle. Yes, we like to bring you some entertaining pieces and tips, but what we strive to do is pickup where the news often leaves off. We aren't afraid to take a stand and share strong opinions. We are not the type that will sugarcoat what needs to be said.
Furthermore, we aren't solely concerned with what is happening to us personally. We are concerned with women around the world, and the ladies of Spicie are from around the world. We are women of different ages, races, careers, family compositions, careers and opinions. We harness all we know and all we can learn to bring it to you so that you can decide for yourself. We are not here to tell you what to believe. Our purpose is to provide you with the information that is often lost in the shuffle.
We are not just broadcasters, however. We like to hear from YOU. We make ourself present on social networks like Facebook https://www.facebook.com/SpicieDotCom Twitterhttps://twitter.com/SpicieDotCom and our site http://spicie.com/ via comments. We want to know what you think. We want to know what you want us to shine a light on and report. Our goal is to make women better informed, more confident and ultimately, safer, happier and more fulfilled.
~Written By: Amanda Fox, Founder at SPICIE
As far as women have come, there is still a long way to go. It is no secret that mainstream media is still male dominated. With that, comes male slant on the news. We respect male journalists and we do like men, but we are of the feeling that they don't always get news about women right. They don't always cover the issues we are most concerned about as women. That is where the women of Spicie come in.
We don't hesitate to take on tough subjects the media often does not want to cover, or covers from the wrong angle. Yes, we like to bring you some entertaining pieces and tips, but what we strive to do is pickup where the news often leaves off. We aren't afraid to take a stand and share strong opinions. We are not the type that will sugarcoat what needs to be said.
Furthermore, we aren't solely concerned with what is happening to us personally. We are concerned with women around the world, and the ladies of Spicie are from around the world. We are women of different ages, races, careers, family compositions, careers and opinions. We harness all we know and all we can learn to bring it to you so that you can decide for yourself. We are not here to tell you what to believe. Our purpose is to provide you with the information that is often lost in the shuffle.
We are not just broadcasters, however. We like to hear from YOU. We make ourself present on social networks like Facebook https://www.facebook.com/SpicieDotCom Twitterhttps://twitter.com/SpicieDotCom and our site http://spicie.com/ via comments. We want to know what you think. We want to know what you want us to shine a light on and report. Our goal is to make women better informed, more confident and ultimately, safer, happier and more fulfilled.
~Written By: Amanda Fox, Founder at SPICIE
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