In this edition of The Ripple Effect with Stephanie Romero, Stephanie talks trauma recovery with Dan Jarvis. A retired Deputy Sheriff and Army Combat Veteran, Dan is the co-founder of 22ZERO, an organization dedicated to ending the suicide epidemic in military and first responder communities. He also helped form Anxiety Guys, LLC to provide non-clinical interventions to civilians, addressing the overwhelming requests for help through 22ZERO. Join Stephanie and Dan as they delve into his journey, the mission of 22ZERO, and how innovative approaches are making a significant impact on trauma recovery and mental health support.

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Music: Weather Any Storm by Cody Francis and Forever and A Day by Kim Aspen (canva.com)

Produced by Say Some Thing Studios, a creative media division of Elevate 1 Consulting.

Awaken Pittsburgh, a 501c3 non-profit organization, relies on the generosity of our community to achieve our mission of fostering well-being, empathy, and compassion for all. Your support helps mindfulness practitioners reach individuals across the Greater Pittsburgh Area through evidence-based programs, activities, and events.

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In this episode, we are honored to have Julius A. Boatwright, MSW, LSW, the Founder and Managing Director of Steel Smiling, join us to discuss the importance of kindness during Mental Health Awareness Month. With a wealth of experience in community mental health, nonprofit leadership, and trauma-informed practices, Julius will share his insights on fostering mental wellness and the impact of kindness on our communities.

Learn More at www.awakenpittsburgh.org

Music: Weather Any Storm by Cody Francis and Forever and A Day by Kim Aspen (canva.com)

Produced by Say Some Thing Studios, a creative media division of Elevate 1 Consulting.

Awaken Pittsburgh, a 501c3 non-profit organization, relies on the generosity of our community to achieve our mission of fostering well-being, empathy, and compassion for all. Your support helps mindfulness practitioners reach individuals across the Greater Pittsburgh Area through evidence-based programs, activities, and events.

Give Today! awakenpittsburgh.org/support

In this enlightening episode of "The Ripple Effect with Dr. Stephanie Romero," we delve into the profound impact of kindness in our daily lives, drawing insights from the remarkable journey of special guest MaryBeth Salama M.D.. With a wealth of experience as a retired Family Physician specializing in Hospice and Palliative Medicine, MaryBeth has dedicated her life to serving others, even in her retirement.

As Dr. Stephanie Romero guides the conversation, MaryBeth shares how her work experiences have shaped her understanding of kindness and compassion, and how she has seamlessly integrated these principles into her everyday life. From her volunteer work at Awaken and The Neighborhood Resilience Project, providing healthcare to the uninsured, to her involvement with 412 Food Rescue, combating local hunger by redistributing surplus food, MaryBeth exemplifies the transformative power of kindness in action.

Listeners will gain valuable insights into practical ways to infuse kindness into their own lives, drawing from MaryBeth's wisdom and expertise. Additionally, MaryBeth discusses her role as a faculty member at The Academy of Communication in Healthcare (ACH), highlighting the importance of effective communication and nurturing relationships in the healthcare setting.

Learn More at www.awakenpittsburgh.org

Music: Weather Any Storm by Cody Francis and Forever and A Day by Kim Aspen (canva.com)

Produced by Say Some Thing Studios, a creative media division of Elevate 1 Consulting.

Awaken Pittsburgh, a 501c3 non-profit organization, relies on the generosity of our community to achieve our mission of fostering well-being, empathy, and compassion for all. Your support helps mindfulness practitioners reach individuals across the Greater Pittsburgh Area through evidence-based programs, activities, and events.

Give Today! awakenpittsburgh.org/support