Ignite the Power with Simon T. Bailey

My guest tonight will be Simon T. Bailey, Author of Ignite the Power of Women in Your Life – A Guide for Men -After an encounter with his young daughter cause him to have a game changing epiphany. Hundreds of thousands have agreed with his assessment. Light and airy, written in short soundbites, with profound reflections and heartfelt personal stories, Ignite the Power of WOMEN In Your Life speaks to men who have given short shrift to the women in their world, either unconsciously or because of self-focused prioritizing. It offers painful truths and step-by-step ways to realign and elevate the women who carry half the load in the world. And more than that, how men can enhance and recognize the total worth of the women they support.

App Eases Burden to BOTH Survivors & Caregivers

Join me with TBI survivor Jordan Hallstom & Joy Lewis (his mom) to discuss a new piece of mobile technology, to make the lives of survivors, as well as caregivers easier to manage! The relationship between the survivor and caregiver can get tense at times. This app promotes independence, organization and tools to make the lives easier on all parties.

Love, Peace and Vegetables with Marcela Benson

Marcela Benson, M.A. after a life changing journey, created Love, Peace and Vegatables: Recipes for Conscious Living. It’s a spiritual, meditation on and guide to the wonder of live food cuisine. Love, Peace and Vegetables assembles what she learned, so that she can share and pass it along to the world. Embracing a spiritual approach to conscious living and total immersion into the Live Food Lifestyle, Marcela is an elegant ambassador for the transformational life she espouses. This incredible book, filled with arresting art, poetry, spiritual inspiration, pristine eating food prep instruction never before assembled in one place, gorgeous photography of luscious dishes worthy of Gourmet Magazine, and hundreds of yummy recipes that will entice the pallet—is a one-of-a-kind labor of love. And it is a guidebook for self-love and a manual for adding more love into the world.

True Colors with Sonya and Ben Waites

Guests tonight are current America’s Got Talent contender (and so much more) Ben Waites, and his mom Sonya Waites. Sonya was diagnosed with Cancer young, and later suffered a TBI. She was told she would never have kids. Then against the odds she had her miracle son Ben. He was born with arthrogryposis, and while his body may be bound to a wheelchair, his spirit is soaring through the gift of song. Singing has become such a crucial part of Ben’s life and career, but music is not his whole life. Growing up, he had a happy, fulfilling life and supportive family. He says he did everything the other kids did, just with a little help sometimes. Ben chose to sing, but he knows that he will be fine with or without his gifted voice. In 2010 Ben graduated from College with an interdisciplinary concentration of music, communications, and theater arts. He received several scholarships during his years at college, and was given the honor of singing at his own graduation. The entire auditorium was on its feet, cheering and applauding the seemingly unlikely student with the beautiful voice. “It was truly amazing!” said Ben. “Not because I was singing but it was an opportunity to show God’s faithfulness. Because of His grace and mercy, I’m able to push on see my dreams become reality.”

Mental Health After Traumatic Brain Injury

Tonight Kim and Co-Host Caren, will be discussing Navigating Mental Health after a Brain Injury, and reframing our thought patterns. Can a brain injury lead to mental health conditions? How can we help ourselves self-regulate? If we have time, a Covid Update – things you aren’t hearing. Rates of reinfection and the consequences, Paxlovid bounce-back and who shouldn’t use that theuraputic, to boost or not. The effects of new protocols on the disability community.

Tao Healing with Dr & Master Sha

Tao Grandmaster, spiritual teacher, and eleven-time New York Times bestselling author, Dr. and Master Sha now has a new book entitled Tao Calligraphy to Healand Rejuvenate Your Back that clearly presents profound Tao wisdom and teachings, and a special chapter that includes Tao Calligraphies, and access to videos that are specifically focused on healing and rejuvenating the back. See: drsha.com This new book is the first in a series that will offer help in removing the rootcauses of specific physical and psychological issues and support for living a healthier and happier life. From depression and anxiety, anger, grief, and fear to knee pain, shoulder pain, kidneys, and immunity, the series will cover a wide range of conditions. As a doctor of Western medicine, traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture, and a grandmaster of several Eastern arts, Master Sha shares ancient wisdom, universal laws, and simple but powerful practices to remove blockages that prevent people from healing and flourishing in life. We’ll open with Happy Birthday to Michael Ciafone & hear about his Award! Second hour with MN Matt sharing the horror, struggle & grace of his recent accident, severe injury & recovery path.

TBI – A New Paradigm with Dr Mark Gordon on Recovery Now with Kim Justus

Dr. Mark Gordon has been a strong advocate of Integrative and Functional Medicine and the promotion of wellness medicine thought the correction of underlying hormonal deficiencies. He was instrumental in promoting the recognition of Traumatic Brain Injury as a cause of hormonal deficiency in the hallmarked presentation on ESPN’s Outside the Lines in 2007. His book, The Clinical Application of Interventional Medicine, is recognized by his peers as a primer for the standards of care and assessment for Interventional Endocrinology (anti-aging medicine). He has served as Medical Director of CBS Studios, and has also participated on projects with HBO, ESPN, CNN, FOX, Good Morning, and a number of international news programs. In 2014, Dr. Gordon appeared on the Joe Rogan Experience, where the discussion on Traumatic Brain Injury and hormonal dysfunction generated national and international interest. One episode included Jason Hall, the screenwriter for American Sniper and ex-petty officer and Navy Seal Corpsman Matthew Gosney who spoke at length about his blast trauma, gunshot wounds, surgery, depression and 16 different medications that did nothing to prevent his attempted suicide. He shares his experience of being evaluated by Dr. Gordon and starting a hormonal replenishment protocol that lead to his stopping 14 medications within 6 weeks and the resolution of his deep depression. His book Traumatic Brain Injury – A clinical approach to diagnosis and treatment, was launched along with a workshop attended by an international array of medical specialists seeking advanced training in diagnosis and treatment of TBI. Dr. Gordon continues to work with veteran’s and Active Military groups providing funding for those with injuries received while in the theater of war. Dr. Gordon is owner and Medical Director of Millennium-TBI, in Encino California.

Parenting Revolution & Emerge Triumphant

Julie Hatch will join me the 1st hr to discuss A Parenting Revolution for Higher Evolution which discussesraising resilient, responsible, compassionant kids from the inside out. Hatch maintains that trying to force a child who is shy to be more bold goes against their nature. Or trying to make a creative child more sports-driven can be folly. By truly deeply observing, listening to, perceiving and encouraging your child’s inner spirit, you have the ability to create a happy, emotionally healthy and successful child-turned adult. See: juliephillipshatch.com Great Podcast on Parenting too! 2nd Half of show I’ll be discussing “Exercises to Sharpen the Brain” .. Who doesn’t need that?! 🙂 And a little music healing.

Lack of Motivation After Brain Injury

Adynamia: Understanding Lack of Motivation After Brain Injury – When survivors demonstrate a lack of motivation and seem disengaged in daily activities it may be a condition called adynamia, which can result from damage to the frontal lobe. Low motivation after brain injury is more a symptom of brain injury than a personal choice to be lazy. It’s important to understand why this occurs.

Mike & the Invisible Man on Brain Injury Radio

Recently Craig decided to have a co-host, Mike Clark on his show. They were one show in, Craig not feeling well .. And then all hell broke loose! Craig was in the hospital seriously ill, now working on recovery, with need of lots of rest. Our thoughts and prayers are with him. Kim will be pinch hitting with Michael tonight. We will be introducing you to Mike’s background with Cerebral Palsy, and subsequent tragic challenges he’s faced .. The lesson being, how you keep motivated, to keep on keeping on when that’s the last thing you can wrap your head around. Never quit!