Julie in Conversation is a live weekly podcast featuring Julie Cusmariu, host, producer and creator, in conversation with renowned guests to inspire personal and collective change and health and social healing. Voices That Create Change, Julie's newest series features intimate conversations that inspire us to open our minds and lead with our hearts. Julie's most recent series #Motherhood #LetsCreateAVillage, garnered attention and listeners worldwide. Join Julie live Wednesdays at 11 amPT/ 2pm ET in the chat room and through the archives. www.JulieinConversation.com.Read more »
Julie in Conversation is a live weekly podcast featuring Julie Cusmariu, host, producer and creator, in conversation with renowned guests to inspire personal and collective change and health and social healing. Voices That Create Change, Julie's newest series features intimate conversations that inspire us to open our minds and lead with our hearts. Julie's most recent series #Motherhood #LetsCreateAVillage, garnered attention and listeners worldwide. Join Julie live Wednesdays at 11 amPT/ 2pm ET in the chat room and through the archives. www.JulieinConversation.com.Read Less
Dr. Judith Orloff, a pioneer and leading voice in the fields of medicine, psychiatry and intuitive development talks about her newest book, Thriving as an Empath. 365 Days of Self-Care for Sensitive People.Have you been told you’re too sensitive ? To grow a thicker skin? Do you have questions and challenges that arise around your sensitivity, your feelings and other people’s feelings too?Dr. Judith Orloff's pioneering insight is practical and wise helps individuals truly value and honor their sensitivity, offset overwhelm and enrich their daily life experiences.Take Dr. Judith Orloff’s quiz- ARE YOU AN EMPATH ? https://drjudithorloff.com/q…/what_is_your_empathy_quotient/“Perhaps no one knows the importance of balancing feelings with thoughts better than Dr. Judith Orloff, the author of “The Empath’s Survival Guide.” Her book can help highly sensitive people avoid taking on everyone else’s needs and problems.”—- Jane Brody, New York Timeswww.DrJudithOrloff.com