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Season 7 Episode 888

Presenting: Accessible College S1E46

Annie Tulkin is the Founder and Director of Accessible College, as well as an educator, author and public speaker. She is an expert in the area of college preparation and transition for students with physical disabilities and health conditions. She supports students and families across the country. Annie was the Associate Director of the Academic Resource Center at Georgetown University for nearly 6 years. In that position she supported undergraduate, graduate, and medical students with physical disabilities and health conditions and oversaw academic support services for the entire student body. Annie has worked in the disability field for her entire professional career including positions as a Regional Disability Coordinator for Humanitas, Inc. working on the Job Corps disability support contract for The Department of Labor, and as a Project Specialist with the Association of University Centers on Disabilities (AUCD) where she worked with both the National Service Inclusion Project (NSIP) and University Centers of Excellence in Developmental Disabilities (UCEDD) Technical Assistance projects. She holds a Bachelor's Degree in Secondary Education from DePaul University, a Masters in Special Education from The University of Wisconsin-Madison, and a Certificate in Health Coaching from Georgetown University. Annie was a Peace Corps Volunteer (Mongolia, ‘03-’05) and a Fulbright Fellow (Mongolia, ‘07-’08). She resides in Silver Spring, MD with her husband and daughter. Connect with Annie: Website: www.accessiblecollege.com Facebook: @AccessibleCollege Twitter: @AcssCollege Instagram: AccessibleCollege Connect with the host: www.hydrowithhope.com

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Not Just Another Back Ache S1E29

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The Healing Path: PTSD & Moral Injury S1E32

Two steadfast companions live within the shadows of trauma: post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and moral injury. As the owner of both, Dave Nordel has an intimate relationship with them and has learned to harness their energy, transform their stories into empathy, and shed light on the importance of understanding these distinct challenges. While sharing his experiences, Dave extends an invitation to connect with him and embark on a transformative path together. Moral injury embodies the psychological and spiritual anguish that occurs when one witnesses or engages in actions that oppose their deeply ingrained moral beliefs and values. While often associated with high-stress professions like the military, healthcare, and first responders, moral injury can happen when individuals confront morally challenging situations.
Dave Nordel is a retired United States Air Force Command Chief Master Sergeant with over 30 years of service. He holds a bachelor's degree in registered nursing specializing in emergency medicine and a master's degree in disaster and emergency management. Dave is a Bronze Star combat-decorated medic and the recipient of the Legion of Merit, our nation's 6th highest military decoration. He operated in Saudi Arabia, Somalia, South America, Iraq, Korea, Japan, and Hungary. Dave grew up in rural Northern California within a dairy farming family. Dave left home at 19 to join the Air Force and ascended through the enlisted ranks to culminate as the senior enlisted leader for all nuclear missile forces in the United States. He has vast experience leading small groups and large organizations and has led city government activities and large organizations as an emergency manager for multiple communities through covid and other disaster situations. Dave is the author of the international best-selling book Giving Back – Life and Leadership from the Farm to the Combat Zone and Beyond. He is an active mentor and speaks to young leaders to aid their development and future successes. Dave is the founder and owner of Max Fab Consulting, providing keynote leadership, organizational growth, and strategic guidance, and he is actively involved in using his journey with PTSD and moral injury to help transitioning veterans and other victims of trauma deal with the condition healthily.
Connect with Dave:
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https://www.instagram.com/dnordel65/
https://twitter.com/DaveNordel
Connect with the host:
www.hydrowithhope.com

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From Grandma to Hydrocephalus Advocate S1E34

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Ehlers Danlos Syndrome: A Story of Resilience S1E35

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The Path to Healthy Sleep S1E36

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Fighting Back: Triumph Over TBI S1E37

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Introducing: Hydro with Hope S1E39

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Bounce Back: Thriving After Trauma S2E49

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A Story of Courage: Born with Hydrocephalus…in Nepal S2E23

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2am Escape: Leaving a Narcissist S2E24

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Conversations With a Former Quadriplegic S2E21

After a difficult military deployment, Leland Holgate decided to get some rest & relaxation. There was a boating accident and Leland was left as a quadriplegic. He was told that this could be his condition for life, so he asked the nurses to move his arms and legs. After the first couple of days he started feeling tingles down his mid back and feeling came back to his upper body. It took about 2 months for most of the feeling to come back and to gain the ability to walk assisted. Unbeknownst to him, his physical therapist was using yoga postures to help with his recovery. He was walking normally in about a year.
Following the boating accident and amazing recovery, Leland fell into a cycle of emotional pain, alcohol, and hard street drugs. After a few years, he was introduced to a yoga program. He noticed the more he practiced yoga, the more his pain diminished and his mind focused. Leland knew he had found his calling when he started training to become a yoga instructor. Further down the line, he became a 500-hour E-RYT, Fitness instructor, and also became a trauma informed yoga instructor, working in somatic based therapies with Trauma Recovery Yoga. For about the last 5 years, he has helped create space for others to find themselves and overcome physical & mental limitations through yoga.
Although Leland knew he was on the right path, the challenges didn’t stop. In 2016 his military father committed suicide and became part of the over 22 of our servicemen and women who take their lives every day. He decided that it was his calling to show our military brothers and sisters how to find balance, and transition back to civilian life after military service. So he created Warriors for Life America. A non-profit concentrating on bringing balance back to the lives of our Military, Veterans, and first responders. Leland is excited to make a difference and he loves to add value to others’ lives.
In 2019, Leland was in a car accident that left him paralyzed from the waist down. Thankfully, in 2017 a friend gave him the book “Becoming Supernatural”, and it changed his life. He practiced the pineal gland meditation every morning, and did at least 2 to 3 blessings of the energy centers. Within two weeks he was able to move his toes slightly, and move his legs with assistance. Leland was released home, and began the process of physical therapy. After almost 7 months, Leland was able to walk with assistance. Within a year of the accident, he was able to walk unassisted, so he got back to yoga and normal activities. Since that time, he has dedicated himself to helping others do the same, and introduce everyone he knows, and come into contact with, to Dr. Joe Dispenza’s work. We have helped thousands with our nonprofit, and now with The Willful Warrior we can help many more!
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A Multidimensional Approach to Wellness S2E37

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Conquer Your ADHD S2E12

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Featuring: One Hope Wine & Community Pay It Forward S2E13

Zak Clayton is the founder of Community Pay it Forward, Community Dare to Care and the PACT Channels. Zak founded Clayton Consulting & Event Planning LLC (CCEP) on June 5th, 2015, after being hit by a vehicle while riding his motorcycle. Friends, family, and small local businesses came to Zak’s bedside and worked hard to assist his family and alleviate the pressure from a bad situation. However, where Zak and his family could not find help was with the resource providers who are bound to a budget. He started to develop a program to aid people who find themselves in trouble after January 1st. With the help of a few great partnerships, CCEP was born.
The Community Pay it Forward Program was created to raise funds for families in emergency situations, children who are sick, injured or need funds for school or church programs, veterans or veteran causes, local nonprofits or 501c3 programs, or private community improvement projects.
Community Dare to Care Outreach & Events is here to assist people with clothing, furniture, housewares, school supplies, and other critical needs with the aid of caring individuals and their donations in the community. Community Cares also offers a list of entertainment options to make events or parties a hit in the community.
Stephanie Simoes is a Senior Director at ONEHOPE Wine. She specializes in fundraising, gifting, private wine events & wine delivery. She works with people & nonprofit organizations to raise donations and awareness for various causes throughout the year. Stephanie provides favors, logo bottles, personalized gift boxes, customized refills & sets up shipping across the United States. What she loves most is that a glass of wine gives back your charity of choice! Stephanie has used ONEHOPE Wine as platform to raise awareness & donations for PANDAS Network the last few years as the condition has directly impacted her children.
Stephanie & Zak conduct a monthly show highlighting smaller nonprofit organizations, in an effort to raise donations, but more importantly to get the word out to more people about their mission. The show is called Community Pay It Forward ONEHOPE Fundraiser.
\Zak & Stephanie met almost two years ago and immediately knew they had the same mission in mind. After their first conversation, they were sure they’d find a way to work together somehow. Not long after, the monthly Community Pay it Forward ONEHOPE Fundraiser mission was created. Since then, they have hosted smaller nonprofits twice a month to share their mission & provide fundraising opportunities through each of their platforms.
Together, they have been able to make a bigger impact!
Connect with Zak:
www.4mycard.net/u/36ru/Zak_Clayton
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Hypnotherapy: Getting to the Root Cause S2E45

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Introducing: Friend Entertainment USA S2E2

Norman Wasserman:
Even though its been sixty years since Elvis appeared on “The Ed Sullivan Show,” and rock may not be #1 on the charts, rock concerts are raking in more money than ever. At the Desert Trip festival in Indio, Calif., last year about 150,000 tickets were sold for two weekends of shows featuring six legends of 1960s rock — Bob Dylan, the Rolling Stones, Neil Young, Paul McCartney, the Who and Roger Waters — in one place.
On the local scene for 30 years Friend Entertainment USA has been producing great musical concerts with a twist. Their concerts not only feature great music but have help hundreds of charities with their fundraising efforts. Norman Wasserman who owns FEU describes what he calls a winning formula: The of tribute bands and oldies acts in the USA with wide spread appeal to audiences of all ages in venues to assist charities and not-for-profit organizations in their efforts to create financially rewarding experiences while at the same time branding and marketing them to achieve great public awareness and good will in the community.” Mr. Wasserman also says “The people who attend these events expect to be entertained but more than that I find that most people want to do right by others and are giving by nature. By coming to these shows they not only get a great evening of music they know and love but they have also provided support to people in need”. I’m in the business of bringing people together helping all types of organizations reach their financial and marketing goals.”
Call Friend Entertainment USA today Toll Free at 844-698-9696 or e-mail us at norman@friendentusa.com to arrange an appointment to discuss how FEU can create a custom made concert that can make an ordinary fundraiser or corporate event into a highly entertaining marketing success anywhere in the country!!!
Connect with Norman:
https://www.facebook.com/norman4482
https://www.facebook.com/friendentusa
https://www.friendentusa.com/
Lori Landin:
Lori Landin is an International Speaker, Philanthropist, Visionary, the Founder/CEO if Lori Landin Events, and the Founder of The Lori Landin Foundation: a global non-profit organization serving those in need throughout the world. She is a Certified Challenge Consultant, Optimal Life Designer, a Board-Certified Health Coach, and a Certified Essential Oil Coach. Lori has a Masters Degree in Music Conducting, extensive experience in Music & Theatre, and is the Founder of The Giving Heart Movement: a global movement based on kindness and giving. She is also a musician, a conductor, a mentor, and an educator.
Through her Events & Entertainment business, Lori raises awareness and generates funds/donations for her Global non-profit organization. She has partnered with a producer - Norman Wasserman from Friend Entertainment USA out of New Your to host Benefit Tribute Concerts across the country. These concerts area beautiful way to tie her life together (music, speaking, travel, theatre, serving, and the Foundation). She is looking forward to the journey ahead - bringing awareness and raising funds to serve those in need worldwide. See Lori in her previous episode on July 4, 2023 (S1E27) where she speaks about her invisible condition and how she conquered naturally.
Connect with Lori:
www.lorilandin.com
Connect with the host:
www.hydrowithhope.com

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A Voice of Advocacy S3E10

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POTS and AI Working Together S3E30

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Everybody Needs an Angel S3E29

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The Invisible Roots of Weight Gain S3E28

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POTS: Compassion & Courage S3E24

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The Visionary Poet S3E22

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The Power of Scalar Light S3E21

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