Listening to the Body: Radio Interview with Beyond 50
For Beyond 50’s “Natural Healing” talks, listen to an interview with Diane Dennis. She is both a Medical Intuitive, Nurse, and Life Transition Coach from Oregon. Her work involves teaching clients about how to listen to their body and the ways it relays messages to you that can be deciphered. Through the process of discovery, Dennis helps to identify stuck energy that shows up through pain and discomfort and disease – showing you how to resolve the issues related to it. Unhealed emotional wounds are at the root of most physical, mental, and emotional disturbances.
Live Interview with Soulivity Magazine: When Your Passion is a Secret
Live Interview with Soulivity Magazine: When Your Passion is a Secret
Oregon Health Insurance Reform with Dr. Judith Richmond
Dr. Judith Richmond is a Breast Surgeon and pioneer in women's health. In this show Dr. Richmond reveals what doctors and patients go through to get Insurance Reimbursement for life saving treatments. Now, Dr. Judith Richmond is working on Insurance Reform for the...
Life is Eternal and Love is Forever-Words of Comfort
The loss of the loved one can cause everlasting grief. To provide comfort Sharon Bauer and Petra Nicoll give insights about the afterlife, helping people understand that death is a transition, and that loved ones not only remain in our hearts, but are also accessible for comfort and communication.
What About those Voices In Your Head?
Sometimes the clearest answer to a problem is a faint whisper. And, therein lies the difficulty. Listening to ones intuition is more an exercise in stillness than a problem to solve. Paul O'Brien, visionary entrepreneur, founder of Tarot.com, radio host of Pathway's...
Ovarian Cancer—Trust Your Gut
22,000 women are diagnosed with Ovarian cancer in the US every year. Unfortunately, there is not a diagnostic tool for this disease, and the symptoms are vague, so that most of these cancers are diagnosed in the late stages, making recovery slim. This cancer does not...
