Heidi Keller's guest appearances

Heidi Keller

Psychology America with Dr. Alexandra

Live Without a Net

Vores Mentale Sundhed - En Mind Care Collective Podcast

Steven C. Hayes

David Greene

Bobby Clark

David Blackmon

Jennifer Campbell

Robert Enright

Ken Pomeroy

Matt Burke

Sean della Croce

Tamara Saviano

Erin Morris

Allen Weg

Tom Russo

Silja Litvin

Jake Flint

OwlTail

I dette afsnit taler jeg med skuespiller, Heidi Keller, om emnet 'venskaber'. Nære relationer er ét af de elementer, flere studier peger på som værende essentielt for vores langsigtede glæde i livet. I dette afsnit taler vi om, hvad venskaber betyder for os i hverdagen, men særligt taler vi om, hvordan venskaber kan blive udfordret med alderen - især i 30'erne, når der pludselig, for alvor, kommer gang i familieliv, børn, karriere og logistik.  I dette afsnit taler vi bl.a. om: - Hvad venskaber helt grundlæggende betyder for os og vores hverdag. - Hvad der er udfordrende ift. at holde live i venskaberne i 30'erne.- Hvorfor Heidi tit savner sine venner allerede inden hun har krammet dem farvel. - Hvilke nye former for venskaber, der kan opstå i 30'erne, og hvilken betydning de har. - Hvorvidt venskaber, der rækker langt tilbage i tiden, er mere værdifulde end nye venskaber. - Hvornår man skal "slå op" med en ven, og hvordan man mon gør. - Hvordan man skal prioritere venskaber ift. sit parforhold. - Hvorfor det er vigtigt at fortælle sine venner, hvad de betyder for en.   Vil du gerne støtte podcasten her? Så kan du gøre det med et valgfrit beløb via Mind Care Collectives MobilePay: 155503. Dette podcast-afsnit er sponsoreret af LENUS. LENUS er en platform, der gør det muligt for sundheds-relaterede coaches at coache klienter til at få sunde vaner og et både fysisk og mentalt bedre velvære.   Musik: Max Ulver

I dette afsnit taler jeg med skuespiller, Heidi Keller, om emnet 'venskaber'. Nære relationer er ét af de elementer, flere studier peger på som værende essentielt for vores langsigtede glæde i livet. I dette afsnit taler vi om, hvad venskaber betyder for os i hverdagen, men særligt taler vi om, hvordan venskaber kan blive udfordret med alderen - især i 30'erne, når der pludselig, for alvor, kommer gang i familieliv, børn, karriere og logistik.  I dette afsnit taler vi bl.a. om:  - Hvad venskaber helt grundlæggende betyder for os og vores hverdag.  - Hvad der er udfordrende ift. at holde live i venskaberne i 30'erne. - Hvorfor Heidi tit savner sine venner allerede inden hun har krammet dem farvel.  - Hvilke nye former for venskaber, der kan opstå i 30'erne, og hvilken betydning de har.  - Hvorvidt venskaber, der rækker langt tilbage i tiden, er mere værdifulde end nye venskaber.  - Hvornår man skal "slå op" med en ven, og hvordan man mon gør.  - Hvordan man skal prioritere venskaber ift. sit parforhold.  - Hvorfor det er vigtigt at fortælle sine venner, hvad de betyder for en. Vil du gerne støtte podcasten her? Så kan du gøre det med et valgfrit beløb via Mind Care Collectives MobilePay: 155503. Dette podcast-afsnit er sponsoreret af LENUS. LENUS er en platform, der gør det muligt for sundheds-relaterede coaches at coache klienter til at få sunde vaner og et både fysisk og mentalt bedre velvære. Musik: Max Ulver

18: PERSONLIG BERETNING: Heidi Keller om venskabers betydning og om hvordan de ofte udfordres af livet i 30’erne.

LWANe22 featuring Heidi Keller of the E.W. Incredibow company, maker of the no maintenance, all synthetic Incredibow...also featuring Incredibow artists, fiddler John Richard, saw player Natalia Paruz (the Saw Lady), and Marston Smith (Lord of the Cello).

Live Without a Net: Episode #22 Heidi Keller...E.W. Incredibow

Resilience

Parents like myself would like to know that their children will “be okay” and bounce back should bad things happen to them, and tough times will inevitably happen in life.  How can we build skills in ourselves and in our children to be able to “bounce back” and grow stronger from adversity?Expert guest Heidi Keller, PhD discusses resilience, how we can have more of it and how we can teach our children to have more of it.   Dr. Keller, a clinical psychologist, has been diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and at the end of the episode she talks about how what she has learned about resilience has helped her.  Other topics discussed include:  Three practical questions that help build resilience in adults and childrenThree ways the people who have experienced abuse or trauma are different than othersHow the self-esteem movement in the United States was unhelpfulThe wrong way to compliment a child and the best way to give a child encouragementWhat the U.S. military does to teach soldiers resilienceFor listeners who are couples. . . remember from Episode #9 on this show entitled “The Honeymoon Phase of Love” when we talked about how in order to keep those honeymoon feelings going beyond the first six months of your relationship, you need to actively do new &amp; interesting things together?   For listeners local to New Jersey/New York/Pennsylvania, please consider attending the MS FunRaiser July 02nd 2019 at Farmstead Golf and Country Club in Lafayette, NJ.  This dinner and dancing event features Val and Jenna from ABC TV’s Dancing with the Stars.   Money raised from tickets and donations will help and support those Multiple Sclerosis, MS, in this region of the United States.  This event is run by the guest on this show, Dr. Heidi Keller.  E-mail MSFUNraiser2019@gmail.com for tickets.P.S. The photo used as artwork for this show was taken by my 10 year old son George (_geogre.art_)who was given the assignment "create a photo that represents resilience."  This gave me a chance to teach him about what resilience means!    Support the showThis show was created with love on my volunteer time. One small gift you can give me back is to take the time to leave the show a comment and rating on iTunes. You can also support the production costs of the show by buying me a $3 coffee at buymeacoffee.com/dralexandra. I will be encouraged by your support, and thank you! 

Parents like myself would like to know that their children will “be okay” and bounce back should bad things happen to them, and tough times will inevitably happen in life.  How can we build skills in ourselves and in our children to be able to “bounce back” and grow stronger from adversity?Expert guest Heidi Keller, PhD discusses resilience, how we can have more of it and how we can teach our children to have more of it.   Dr. Keller, a clinical psychologist, has been diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and at the end of the episode she talks about how what she has learned about resilience has helped her.  Other topics discussed include:  <ul><li>Three practical questions that help build resilience in adults and children</li><li>Three ways the people who have experienced abuse or trauma are different than others</li><li>How the self-esteem movement in the United States was unhelpful</li><li>The wrong way to compliment a child and the best way to give a child encouragement</li><li>What the U.S. military does to teach soldiers resilience</li></ul>For listeners who are couples. . . remember from Episode #9 on this show entitled “The Honeymoon Phase of Love” when we talked about how in order to keep those honeymoon feelings going beyond the first six months of your relationship, you need to actively do new &amp; interesting things together?   For listeners local to New Jersey/New York/Pennsylvania, please consider attending the MS FunRaiser July 02nd 2019 at Farmstead Golf and Country Club in Lafayette, NJ.  This dinner and dancing event features Val and Jenna from ABC TV’s Dancing with the Stars.   Money raised from tickets and donations will help and support those Multiple Sclerosis, MS, in this region of the United States.  This event is run by the guest on this show, Dr. Heidi Keller.  E-mail <a href="mailto:MSFUNraiser2019@gmail.com">MSFUNraiser2019@gmail.com</a> for tickets. P.S. The photo used as artwork for this show was taken by my 10 year old son George (_geogre.art_)who was given the assignment "create a photo that represents resilience."  This gave me a chance to teach him about what resilience means!    <a href="https://www.buymeacoffee.com/dralexandra" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>This show was created with love on my volunteer time. One small gift you can give me back is to take the time to leave the show a comment and rating on iTunes. You can also support the production costs of the show by buying me a $3 coffee at <a href="http://buymeacoffee.com/dralexandra" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">buymeacoffee.com/dralexandra</a>. I will be encouraged by your support, and thank you!

Resilience, Overcoming and Fortitude with Heidi Keller, Ph.D.