The Wellness Journey with Lynnis Woods-Mullins with guest Judy Pearson, airs March 1-7th
Challenge. Crisis. Catastrophe. No one sails through life without a stormy day. But sometimes those storms send us so far off course, we feel as though we’ll never recover. Illness, job change, divorce, financial woes, the death of a loved one: whether your storm is personal or professional, we must find ways to recover and return to our ability to contribute to our families and society as a whole.
Join me and Judy as we talk about her journey through diagnosis and survival of breast cancer, what she learned that was most valuable and how she now knows the value of A 2nd Act
Award winning writer and speaker Judy Pearson began her writing career in a tree in her parents’backyard. Millions of words later, she’s still writing and sharing her expertise, helping transform women’s lives through her workshops and keynotes.
Recognizing that no one sails through life without a stormy day, Judy helps audiences find their 2nd Acts after a life challenge, helping them make sense of their darkest hours. She shows them how to find the lessons in their challenges and how to use them to improve their lives and the lives of others.
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Judy is the author of three books, with another in the works. She is a graduate of Michigan State University and was named one of Chicago’s most inspirational women.
And she still climbs trees!
www.judithlpearson.com
A leading healing arts practitioner of acupuncture and herbal medicine for over three decades, Jason Elias, in his book, Kissing Joy As It Flies: A Journey in Search of Healing & Wholeness, shares his astonishing quest for personal healing while learning the art of healing others. His memoir, inspired by many masters, some luminaries of psychological and somatic healing modalities of the late 20th century, and other renowned spiritual guides, offers its readers a complex yet harmonious healing adventure that will no doubt jumpstart their own healing journeys.
Jason Elias practices acupuncture and herbal medicine in Woodstock, Croton, and Manhattan, where his journey toward healing and wholeness continues. He is also the co-author of The A-Z Guide to Healing Herbal Remedies: Over 100 Herbs and Common Ailments; Feminine Healing:
Bera Dordoni, N.D., a founding member of BASTIS Foundation and Director of the foundation’s Vitality Program, has nearly three decades of experience in the CAM field as a naturopath, whole-life coach, nutritional counselor, lecturer, organic gardener, and health-oriented cook. She was asked to return from California to New Mexico (where she was born and raised) to fill a void in an area of education – learning how to build and strengthen the immune system naturally. She now runs the Wellness Warriors Project in an effort to help reduce the diabetes epidemic in McKinley County.
years later and culminates in the murder of her mother years later. That could have been the end of any hope of happiness, but it wasn’t. Living Hope follows her life from those tragedies forward to today.
Lynne’s common sense and compassion are evident throughout Living Hope, as she guides people with actions, steps, tools, even a reading, and movie list to help them achieve the happiness and joy that changed her life. Hers is a model of hope, action, and success that a joyful life is possible no matter how heartbreaking the past. The message in her book addresses the basic needs of the 8 million Americans who suffer from PTSD.
Lynne Cockrum-Murphy is an intuitive consultant specializing in helping those who seek assistance with their spiritual path, in addition to facilitating physical healing, emotional growth and removing blocks to a life of joy, meaning, and purpose. She has a doctorate in Education, is a licensed substance abuse counselor, an Access Bars® instructor, and an advanced level certified ThetaHealer® and course instructor. She continues to teach at Northern Arizona University and maintains a private practice in Phoenix, Arizona where she lives
Ronald M. Barnes is the author of Principles of Manhood as well as the book, Guide To Understanding The Principles of Manhood. The principles cited in these writings have served as the foundation of mentoring programs all over the country. The Boys and Girls Club of America “Menformation” mentoring program in Los Angeles has redirected the lives of hundreds of inner-city youth using the Principles of Manhood. These mentor-ship programs have changed and are changing the lives of both males and females all over the country.
Ron Barnes received both his undergraduate and master’s degrees at universities in the north-eastern region of the United States. His initial inspiration to write the Principles of Manhood grew out of his desire to give his children and the next generation a foundation from which to grow. Ronald Barnes has been involved with numerous mentoring programs all over the United States. He has lectured and served as keynote speaker for many youth and manhood training programs. The first edition of Guide to Understanding the Principles of Manhood has been used as the foundation for curriculums in several religious youth ministries and mentoring programs. This book has also served as a training tool for women in the Substance Abuse Treatment Unit Program for the Connecticut Mental Health Department at Yale University
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