Back To School Prep and Post Traumatic Growth with Dr. Anna Symonds
08/13/20 • 32 min
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In Episode #031 of CrisisCast 2020 | Dr. Anna Symonds
British Clinical Psychologist. Dr. Anna Symonds is based in Nottingham here in the UK working privately and in the public sector as a key worker. In this chat, she shares her expertise and insights about How we can help reintegrate our children back into the school system, how to support young adults transitioning to their next phase, and.... the long term benefits of pain.
My Guest:
Dr. Anna Symonds is a Clinical Psychology provider to young people and adults. She is registered with the Health Care Professions Council (HCPC) and Chartered with the British Psychological Society. She qualified at the University of Leicester with a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (DClinPsy) and has been working in private practice as well as NHS positions for over ten years working with children, young people, adults, and medical professionals. She currently holds a permanent post at the University of Lincoln on the Clinical Psychology Doctorate training course (DClinPsy). She is a mother to two school-aged children.
Dr. Symonds offers therapy services to young people and their families who present with a range of emotional issues. Dr. Symonds specializes in helping those with issues that they feel restrict them from being the person they genuinely are or wish to be. Primarily, Dr. Symonds specializes in working with those between 12 and 35 years old. Dr. Symonds however, works with younger children and older adults. Please do contact us and we will consider your referral and whether it fits within Dr. Symonds’ remit.
The aim of Dr. Symonds is to work alongside clients to relieve psychological distress and emotional pain through the management and regulation of emotions, encouraging the enhancement of emotional development and growth, and empowering and motivating young people and adults to manage their own difficulties with specific psychological strategies. Where appropriate, Dr. Symonds incorporates guidance to those supporting the client to assist them through these sometimes daunting difficulties and changes.
Work can include a focus on personal growth, life transformation, and self – development guidance, empowering people to live their purpose whilst integratively addressing psychological issues such as anxiety, mood, lack of confidence when appropriate.
Dr. Symonds holds regular clinics in Nottingham. Secure video sessions are also available for those unable to attend locally. Dr Symonds provides tailored presentations and training to schools and businesses relating to her specialties as described above.
No GP referral is required and appointments can be made directly with us via email or telephone.
Clients can self-fund and we also work in association with insurance companies including Bupa and PPP AXA, Social Services, and private foster care and adoption agencies. Dr Symonds works in collaboration with local private Paediatricians and Psychiatrists when appropriate, providing holistic care.
Discover...
- Why it’s important not to deny our children emotional pain • Why doing hard things is important • How to help our children transition forward
Also mentioned: Glennon Doyle Connect with Dr. Anna SymondsDr. Anna’s WebsiteYouTube Facebook Instagram Twitter
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In Episode #031 of CrisisCast 2020 | Dr. Anna Symonds
British Clinical Psychologist. Dr. Anna Symonds is based in Nottingham here in the UK working privately and in the public sector as a key worker. In this chat, she shares her expertise and insights about How we can help reintegrate our children back into the school system, how to support young adults transitioning to their next phase, and.... the long term benefits of pain.
My Guest:
Dr. Anna Symonds is a Clinical Psychology provider to young people and adults. She is registered with the Health Care Professions Council (HCPC) and Chartered with the British Psychological Society. She qualified at the University of Leicester with a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (DClinPsy) and has been working in private practice as well as NHS positions for over ten years working with children, young people, adults, and medical professionals. She currently holds a permanent post at the University of Lincoln on the Clinical Psychology Doctorate training course (DClinPsy). She is a mother to two school-aged children.
Dr. Symonds offers therapy services to young people and their families who present with a range of emotional issues. Dr. Symonds specializes in helping those with issues that they feel restrict them from being the person they genuinely are or wish to be. Primarily, Dr. Symonds specializes in working with those between 12 and 35 years old. Dr. Symonds however, works with younger children and older adults. Please do contact us and we will consider your referral and whether it fits within Dr. Symonds’ remit.
The aim of Dr. Symonds is to work alongside clients to relieve psychological distress and emotional pain through the management and regulation of emotions, encouraging the enhancement of emotional development and growth, and empowering and motivating young people and adults to manage their own difficulties with specific psychological strategies. Where appropriate, Dr. Symonds incorporates guidance to those supporting the client to assist them through these sometimes daunting difficulties and changes.
Work can include a focus on personal growth, life transformation, and self – development guidance, empowering people to live their purpose whilst integratively addressing psychological issues such as anxiety, mood, lack of confidence when appropriate.
Dr. Symonds holds regular clinics in Nottingham. Secure video sessions are also available for those unable to attend locally. Dr Symonds provides tailored presentations and training to schools and businesses relating to her specialties as described above.
No GP referral is required and appointments can be made directly with us via email or telephone.
Clients can self-fund and we also work in association with insurance companies including Bupa and PPP AXA, Social Services, and private foster care and adoption agencies. Dr Symonds works in collaboration with local private Paediatricians and Psychiatrists when appropriate, providing holistic care.
Discover...
- Why it’s important not to deny our children emotional pain • Why doing hard things is important • How to help our children transition forward
Also mentioned: Glennon Doyle Connect with Dr. Anna SymondsDr. Anna’s WebsiteYouTube Facebook Instagram Twitter
Get Dr. Symonds Interactive Books for Children HERE
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In Episode #030 of CrisisCast 2020 | Abigail Rose Clarke
I connected with health behavior expert Abigail Rose Clarke through Lena West (episode 17) and I immediately knew she would give a unique perspective from her home in Mexico. It’s normal that I’d ask guests to close windows for sound quality reasons... but in this case, I wasn’t able to because Abigail has no windows where she lives! So all the pleasant animal sounds in this show are real and of course, none were harmed in the making of this podcast. Our conversation covers COVID-19, global protests, history, pleasure, and her work as helping people have better relationships with their bodies through her ‘Embodied Life Method’.
“A revolution must be an evolution” - Grace Lee Boggs
My Guest:
Abigail Rose Clarke is a somatic educator focusing on strategic, tangible, embodied methods to create lasting change in our personal and communal lives, rippling out from individual to systemic change. By helping people truly inhabit their own skin and blood and guts and bones she offers a way to re-enter into a true relationship with the world.
Abigail holds a degree in Health Behavior from Smith College and focused her undergraduate work on the use of mind-body modalities in the treatment of anxiety disorders as classified by the DSM-V. Her work focuses on the class and race access barriers to wellness, and the ways wellness and the wellness industry are inherently political, even as the body transcends politics.
In 2014 Abigail began developing The Embodied Life MethodTM. In courses and workshops throughout the United States and online, Abigail teaches embodiment as a practice and a responsibility. As the world shakes and burns and floods we are tasked with remaining present to the world as it is, which requires we remain present to ourselves as we are. Only when we are willing to be present with the world and ourselves and one another does the way forward become possible.
There isn’t a single binary in your body. Nature knows no hierarchy. When we remember that we have more in common with the stones and trees and mossy woods than we do with steel buildings and supremacies of any kind, we live into the future. This is The Embodied Life MethodTM
Discover...
- How COVID has impacted life in Mexico • Why we should put healing at the focus of how we’re living now • Thoughts on post-COVID education • What ‘The Embodied Life Method’ is • How governments are changing • Why relationships with the world start inside
Connect with Abigail
Abigail Rose Clarke.com Abigail Rose Clarke on Facebook Abigail on Instagram
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Got an Idea? Protect It with Gil Perlberg
In Episode #032 of CrisisCast 2020 | Gil Perlberg
Intellectual Property expert Gil Perlberg speaks with me from his home in Israel about a second spike of the Coronavirus, how to keep your competitive edge, and.... as a man who is a named inventor on more than 20 US patents.... ways in which you can properly protect your new ideas.
My Guest:
Gil Perlberg is an IP development executive focusing on the creation of high-value patent portfolios. Drawing on more than 25 years of senior R&D and product management experience, Gil specializes in aligning the protection of intellectual property with business objectives and R&D innovation. He has managed development and marketing in multinational and start-up companies in a wide range of industries.
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A graduate of the Technion (Israel) in Mechanical Engineering, Gil holds M.Sc. degrees in Mechanical and Electrical Engineering from Drexel University (PA) and an MBA from New York University (NY). He is also a graduate of the Technion Institute of Management.
Discover...
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Connect with GilPerl-IP.com Gil on LinkedIn
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