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Laura Deitsch Counselor, DHS, MS, NCC

Talking about Sex & Physical Intimacy with Dr.Laura!

Our guest on this week’s podcast is Dr. Laura Deitsch, DHS, MS, NCC.  She has her doctorate in human sexuality and for more than a decade, has worked with diverse groups of people in the Las Vegas community on health education, social reproductive justice and mental health issues. Now she’s parlayed those skills and her counseling degree

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Understanding the Benefits of Clean Eating with Jenny Maloney, RD.

In a nutshell, Clean Eating is all about consuming foods in their natural, unprocessed form. It’s not about dieting or counting calories, or making sure you’re perfect – simply put, Clean Eating is a lifestyle that leads to greater overall health and an improved quality of life. So what are the principles encompassing this lifestyle?

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Mary Ricciardi and Warrior Strong Lifestyle 365

Warrior strong lifestyle 365-Changing our mindset

“it’s a forever kind of thing”   In this week’s podcast episode we interview our friend Mary Ricciardi.  She is a lifestyle expert, board certified holistic, health coach, certified gut health specialist, certified nutrition specialist, and certified mindset coach. She is also the founder of Warriors Strong and Wellness and creator of Warrior Strong Lifestyle 365. 

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Smiling Woman Shooting Confetti Cannon Sitting in the Living Room by the Christmas Tree

Staying Happy and Healthy for the Holidays – Managing the “Shoulds”

“I should invite her” “We should have the party on Saturday because I know that will be easier for him” “I should get a gift for that person” Should indicates a right or wrong, and indicates black-and-white thinking which highlights a rigidity in your thought patterns and can lead to dysfunction.  Should is typically used

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