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Announcement

admin — Fri, 11 May 2012 11:11:42 +0000

May 17 Mary Lou’s mother had a unique way of dealing with her children’s challenges. She submitted petitions to God, placing them in her “God Box” as she dealt with her concern for her children by asking for help. After her death, Mary Lou discovered the box, which contained the history of her family’s challenges over decades of life. That’s what she is sharing with us. You’ll be able to consider what would be in your mother’s “God Box,” and how things would be influenced, as you listen to Mary Lou Quinlan share her mother’s secret. Perhaps you’ll give some thought to the power of asking for help in your own life, as well.

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May 10 Radio Show: How to Raise a Millionaire

Ilene — Thu, 10 May 2012 19:02:51 +0000

Since the world’s “economic meltdown” in 2008, a lot of us have realized how important mindset is in earning money and creating wealth. We’ve also learned how much we were not taught about casting a big net, thinking big so we can allow big earnings to find their way to us! One mother has focused on teaching her son about mindset, business and success. We have the fun of having Ann and her 12 year old son, Jack, with us to share the genius of their work and experience with us. Ann will share with us Six Millionaire Skills Parents Can Teach Their Kids So They Can Imagine and Live the Life of Their Dreams! On this one show, we’ll explore the shaping of beliefs, the importance of mindset, ways to think big(ger), programming ourselves for success, parenting, and Manifestation! Be sure to make time for this show!

May 03 Radio Show: Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff for Moms

Ilene — Fri, 04 May 2012 05:16:15 +0000

100 different ways to reduce stress, handle common issues, and stay upbeat, as you raise your children! Kris has been part of the “Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff” empire founded with her self-help guru husband, Dr. Richard Carlson, for decades. Her ideas on self-nourishment and self-care are helpful in all of life where stress is a potential factor. Come have fun with us as we explore ways to save your sanity in an insane world! Bring your questions and challenges and pose them on our chat or on our toll-free line (800-630-7858)

April 26 Radio Show: Sex, Love & Intimacy on the Brain

admin — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 18:23:24 +0000

Since the publication-to-best-seller of Buddha’s Brain (a discussion of which we featured on FPL in February of 2010), psychologist Rick Hanson has been in high demand. Now the author of a follow-up book, Just One Thing: Developing A Buddha Brain One Simple Practice At A Time, Rick returns to FPL to talk about simple brain-training practices you can do every day to protect yourself against stress, life your mood and bring greater emotional resilience. Come change your brain with us!

April 19 Radio Show: Yes! Energy: The Equation to Do Less, Make More

admin — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 03:16:04 +0000

It’s a good thing we had the opportunity to drop into peacefulness and mindfulness on the 12th, because Loral Langemeier promises to bring a rush of energy to us for getting things done in life! In her best-selling book, Loral encourages people to say “Yes!” to whatever comes along in life that they want to do, regardless of whether they think they have the ability or resources (at the moment)! She talks with Ilene about how to assemble “your team” to help you complete the tasks, as your teammates bring in the skills and abilities you don’t have, to supplement the skills and abilities you do have. If you’re ready to get off your duff and get things done this year, LISTEN to Loral!

April 12 Radio Show: The Meditative Gardener

Ilene — Thu, 12 Apr 2012 18:34:32 +0000

Blending Buddhism, gardening and mindfulness, Vermont Master Gardener Cheryl Wilfong wants to open our eyes to the interconnectedness of nature and human nature. Co-founder of the Vermont Insight Meditation Center, Cheryl delivers the Dharma into daily life in the garden. Whether you have a garden, like to hike or camp, or miss the out-of-doors in your everyday life, take a break from your fast-paced, demanding life and join us in the Garden for some “everyday meditation”!

April 05 Radio Show: Synchronicity: Art of Coincidence, Choice & Unlocking Your Mind

admin — Thu, 05 Apr 2012 19:09:54 +0000

Counseling psychologist Dr. Surprise wants to show you how you already create events around you, and help you become a more conscious creator of your reality! Blending mythology, neuroscience and common sense, Dr. Surprise draws on anthropology, String theory and Walt Disney to demonstrate that our internal states do affect external events. And we’re going to bring all of this to you in one hour! If you’re interested to know how you can unlock your own brain’s vast resources, join us. Bring your questions and challenges and pose them on our chat or on our toll-free line (800-630-7858)

End-of-Life Communication in the ICU

admin — Tue, 11 Dec 2007 18:39:27 +0000

This week marks a milestone. Both my husband, Robert A. Fink, M.D., F.A.C.S., and I have been published in the same book! Edited by Dr. David W. Crippen, End-of-Life Communication in the ICU offers numerous multinational perspectives on End-of-Life issues. Dr. Fink Fink addresses what healthcare practitioners can do to avoid emotionally and fiscally painful (for doctor and patient) malpractice cases (chapter title is “Medical Liability Issues in Dealing with Critical Care Patients in the End-of-Life Situation”); while I outline vital emotional aspects of working with families and the critically ill in the ICU (chapter title “Emotions in the Intensive Care Unit”).

End-of-life issues are becoming increasingly important as the critical mass of Baby Boomers crosses the Senior Citizen line. Also, advances in technology have led to a global network of physicians in which information, data and practices can be openly shared to help ensure high-quality care, something that is vitally important to everyone.End-of-Life Communication in the ICU (New York, NY: Springer Science Business Media, LLC, 2008 ISBN 978-0-387-72965-7) addresses the multiplicity of perspectives that can assist in decision-making processes in the Intensive Care Units of the world. In it, a diverse group of leaders in the international ICU community examines how different cultures view death, explores how healthcare providers around the world communicate to patients and family members, and investigates other aspects about the emotional, ethical and legal complexities of making end-of-life decisions.

Clinical Professor of Neurosurgery (University of California, San Francisco) Robert A. Fink, M.D., F.A.C.S., has been practicing neurosurgery in the San Francisco (East) Bay Area for over 35 years. With specialty training at the University of Chicago, he became one of medicine’s “young whippersnappers” in the 1960’s, demonstrating the at-that-time-unheard-of-ability to have neurosurgical patients awake and functioning shortly after undergoing surgery. He practiced in several Bay Area hospitals, becoming Chief of Surgery at Herrick Hospital, Berkeley, where he practiced “trauma medicine” and cared for auto accident victims, becoming an expert on gunshot wound repair and also treating a number of celebrity patients. Dr. Fink is an accomplished musician, storyteller and writer, and is now partially retired from his neurosurgical practice. In addition to his clinical practice, Fink appears as expert witness in both plaintiff and defense medical-legal cases.

Ilene L. Dillon, M.F.T., L.C.S.W., has been practicing psychotherapy in Marin County for 35 years. With an M.S.W. from the University of California, Berkeley, Dillon has also worked as a continuing education instructor for California Probation Officers, Nurses and Psychotherapists, has spoken on three continents and has been a Professional Member of the National Speakers Association since 1984, is author of 18 published works focused on emotions, and since 2004 has created and hosted Full Power Living, a web-based radio show now broadcast at www.ideocast.com/ Full Power Living has world-renowned guests, weekly, who help to accomplish Dillon’s mission of “awakening the world to the power and importance of human emotions.”

If you want to schedule an interview with Dr. Fink or Ilene Dillon, learn more about global end-of-life care issues, or order a copy of End-of-Life Communication in the ICU, contact Ilene Dillon (Ilene@emotionalpro.com) or Dr. Robert Fink (RAFink@attglobal.net) or call 510-262-0777.