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00:53FeaturedAuthor Trebor Healey joins this week's 'Aged to Perfection'
Tags: Trebor Healey LGBT Authors Books A Horse Named Sowwor
Join co-hosts Mark McNease and Rick Rose as we welcome author Trebor Healey to this week's show. From Trebor's author's page at Amazon: Trebor Healey is an American poet and novelist. He was born in San Francisco, raised in Seattle, and studied English Literature at the University of California, Berkeley. He spent his twenties in San Francisco, where he was active in the spoken word scene of the late 80s and early 90s, publishing 5 chapbooks of poetry as well as numerous poem
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Trebor Healey, novelist and poet, Thurs, Nov 1st 9PM EST
by StonewallLive in Books
Tags: Trebor Healey A Horse Named Sorrow Faun Gay and Lesbian Books Stonewall National Museum and Archives
Trebor Healey is author of the novel Through It Came Bright Colors, a selection of the InsightOut Book Club and the winner of both the Violet Quill Award and the Publishing Triangle’s Ferro-Grumley Award for Fiction. His other books include the novel Faun, the short story collection A Perfect Scar, and a volume of poetry, Sweet Son of Pan. A Horse Named Sorrow, and Faun, are his two latest releases. A Horse Named Sorrow is simply, inexorably bea
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Part 2: Close-Up Talk Radio spotlights Julie Wells
by Close Up Talk Radio in Psychology
Tags: therapist attachment theory marriage relationship family
Irvine, CA – None of us enjoys fighting with our romantic partner, yet why do we do it again and again? Julie Wells, a Marriage, Family Therapist Intern claims the answer lies in “Attachment Theory."
According to Wells, when we have a secure attachment with our partner, there are all kinds of wonderful benefits. For example, more open, direct communication styles and the ability to ask to get our needs met.
"As we begin to feel that attachment to our partner is in threat, predictable behaviors will result from this separation distress,” explains Wells. “Either a person protects the self perhaps by shutting down or tries desperately to connect sometimes becoming overly emotional."
Though the number of fights increases and the content may change, this negative cycle remains in place. Once a couple is able to break out of their cycle, they can communicate from softer emotions, rather than the reactive emotions of anger, frustration and anxiety.
“It’s a matter of redefining a happy relationship as a secure bond,” says Wells. “It doesn’t mean you never argue. It doesn’t mean there aren’t conflicts. You find a way to resolve those issues and make a commitment to your relationship.”
In her sessions, Wells employs the acronym A.R.E, which stands for ‘Accessible,’ ‘Responsive,’ and ‘Emotionally Engaged.’ If you can say yes to all three, says Wells, you have a secure base.
“There is nothing like seeing a couple come to your office feeling helpless and watch them become securely connected again,” says Wells. “It gives me the best feeling in the world. I know this is exactly where I’m supposed to be.”
(MFTI #67654, supervised by Patrick Healey, Ph.D)
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Close-Up Talk Radio spotlights Julie Wells
by Close Up Talk Radio in Psychology
Tags: therapist attachment theory marriage relationship family
Irvine, CA – None of us enjoys fighting with our romantic partner, yet why do we do it again and again? Julie Wells, a Marriage, Family Therapist Intern claims the answer lies in “Attachment Theory."
According to Wells, when we have a secure attachment with our partner, there are all kinds of wonderful benefits. For example, more open, direct communication styles and the ability to ask to get our needs met.
"As we begin to feel that attachment to our partner is in threat, predictable behaviors will result from this separation distress,” explains Wells. “Either a person protects the self perhaps by shutting down or tries desperately to connect sometimes becoming overly emotional."
Though the number of fights increases and the content may change, this negative cycle remains in place. Once a couple is able to break out of their cycle, they can communicate from softer emotions, rather than the reactive emotions of anger, frustration and anxiety.
“It’s a matter of redefining a happy relationship as a secure bond,” says Wells. “It doesn’t mean you never argue. It doesn’t mean there aren’t conflicts. You find a way to resolve those issues and make a commitment to your relationship.”
In her sessions, Wells employs the acronym A.R.E, which stands for ‘Accessible,’ ‘Responsive,’ and ‘Emotionally Engaged.’ If you can say yes to all three, says Wells, you have a secure base.
“There is nothing like seeing a couple come to your office feeling helpless and watch them become securely connected again,” says Wells. “It gives me the best feeling in the world. I know this is exactly where I’m supposed to be.”
(MFTI #67654, supervised by Patrick Healey, Ph.D)
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Fantasy Baseball Special
by Gotham Baseball LIVE in Sports
Tags: Gotham Baseball Fantasy Baseball Mark Healey Dan Strafford drafts
Mark Healey and Dan Strafford present a Special Fantasy Edition, helping you get ready for your upcoming fantasy baseball draft. Call us at 718 305-6528
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Life Lessons tribute to Eunice Freezer
by Lessons Learned in Life
Tags: Life Lessons and simple truths Eunice Freezer I sit at the feet of wisdom Be taught by any circumstances sponsored by The Transformed Traveler journal
Host Rick Tocquigny takes your calls about 2012 most teachable moments. This is America's top podcast related to life lessons and teachable moments. Special tribute to Eunice Healey Freezer who said "I sit at the feet of wisdom willing to be taught by any circumstances that can teach."
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00:48Featured
A GAL FOR ALL SEASONS
by NDB Media Sports Channel in Sports
Tags: Sports Mets Jets Rangers NDB Media
Taryn "the Coop" Cooper gives you sports realness every Wednesday at 7 pm EST! This week's guest is Gotham Nation's Mark Healey and The "WHOOMP! THERE IT IS!" Jake Stevens segment.
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Gotham Baseball LIVE: Ray Negron and "Yankee Miracles"
by Gotham Baseball LIVE in Sports
Tags: Ray Negron Yankee Miracles New York Yankees Gotham Baseball Mark Healey
For Ray Negron, a chance “meeting” with George Steinbrenner changed the course of his life. In his new book, "Yankee Miracles", Negron recalls how the encounter, “saved my life.” In return, he's now trying to help others believe that anything is possible. On Thursday, he'll chat about his new book with Gotham Baseball's Mark Healey.
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Kevin Healey speaking to Mark Lever Autism Strategy
by Kevin Healey in Health
Tags: autism asperger asd adhd autistic
Kevin Healey speaking to Mark Lever National Autistic Society Autism Strategy
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All-Star Break 2012
by Gotham Baseball LIVE in Sports
Tags: Gotham Baseball All Star Game Mets Yankees Going 9 Baseball
Braodcasting live from the Breezy Point Surf Club, SiriusXM host Mark Healey (Going 9 Fantasy Baseball), will discuss the current state of MLB baseball, both from a national and a local perspective.
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Autism & Sensory issues with Kevin Healey
by Kevin Healey in Health
Tags: autism asperger asd ADHD autistic
Kevin will be talking about ASD and sensory issues please call us live and interact with the show
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The GOP vs. Obama
by The Hyperbole Hour in Elections
Tags: Politics Variety GOP President 2012
Kwass and Jon discuss and recap the GOP race for presidential nominee in a roundtable with Jon Healey of the Los Angeles Times and Justin Sink of The Hill. They also talk about why Mitt Romney will lose to President Obama with Catherine Poe of The Washington Times Communities.
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