This is My Silver Lining - Only a State Away: Ann Barham on Past Life Regression Therapy and How Exploring our Past Lives can Lead to Greater Fulfillment in This Life

Only a State Away: Ann Barham on Past Life Regression Therapy and How Exploring our Past Lives can Lead to Greater Fulfillment in This Life

08/07/22 • 53 min

Have you ever had that sense of deja vu? Like you’ve been somewhere before? Or maybe you meet someone for the first time but you have an instant connection and feel like you must have known them before? These feelings and experiences may be clues to one of your past lives. In this episode, we speak with Ann C. Barham, a Certified Regression Therapist and retired Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist. For over 25 years, she has worked with clients of all faiths and backgrounds to explore issues that they are having in their current lives by mining their subconscious memories for key past life experiences. Her book on this topic, The Past Life Perspective, highlights actual case studies from real clients.

Ann’s work is based on the premise that each of our souls is reincarnated across time in order to go through a series of life experiences on the planet. Each of us carry memories of past lives from one life to the next. At a conscious level, we may be unaware of our past lives. However, subconsciously, these memories often have a profound impact on the way we show up and experience life in the present.

Episode Links and Resources:
Past Life Perspective
The Past Life Perspective: Discovering Your True Nature Across Multiple Lifetimes
Many Lives, Many Masters: The True Story of a Prominent Psychiatrist, His Young Patient, and the Past-Life Therapy That Changed Both Their Lives, Brian Weiss, M.D.

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Vivian Kahn Adler is a speech pathologist who specializes in pediatric feeding disorders. After losing her daughter in 1989 to a rare genetic disorder, Vivian was encouraged by well-meaning friends to shift away from working with children with special needs. Instead, Vivian leaned in, realizing that helping these children was her “raison d’etre.” Vivian talks about showing up for others who are going through loss and how she lives a life of gratitude.

Episode Links and Resources:
Feeding Matters: https://www.feedingmatters.org/
Familial Dysautonomia Foundation, Inc.: https://familialdysautonomia.org/
Vivian Kahn Adler Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vivian-kahn-adler-ma-ccc-slp-c-ndt-03002089/?trk=public_profile_similar-profiles_profile-result-card_result-card_full-click

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Broadening the Aperture: Erin Borzellino on How Her Son’s Rare Illness Changed Her Approach to Parenting and Led Her to Start a Thriving Photography Business

They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but some pictures move from the eyes, straight to the heart, without any need for words. Erin Borzellino is a photographer who captures such images, waiting patiently to catch unpolished moments of raw joy that might otherwise pass unnoticed. Erin is a storyteller, whose photo projects, Unstoppable , Below the Water Line, and Women Who Rock each evoke and celebrate the best of the human spirit.

After college, Erin’s passion for photography took a backseat to a more “practical” career in financial services. She moved to London, where she met her husband. Shortly after having their first child, Giorgio, in the UK, Giorgio was diagnosed with a rare genetic mutation of the NF1 gene, which is responsible for suppressing tumor growth. Erin and her husband had to quickly adapt to the daily uncertainty of Giorgio’s condition and learned how to care for him moment to moment. Along the way, they also learned to enjoy each day, to focus on the present, not worry too much about the future, and to be grateful for all that they have. Erin says that in many ways, having a child with special needs changed her life positively in unexpected ways.

A high achiever destined to be a "Type A" mom, once she started raising her three kids, Erin was surprised to find that she was actually much more of a "Type Z" mom. Having a child with special needs changed her perspective on a lot of things: career, success, and what really matters. She’s less inclined to hound any of her children about piano practice and soccer lessons, instead maintaining her focus on their happiness and teaching them to be kind to others.

Episode Resources:
Erin Borzellino Photography: https://erinborzellino.com/
Erin’s Instagram: @erinborzellino
The Giorgio Foundation: https://endnf1.org/

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