Women 4 Women Network

Please Join US for “Secrets to LivingBetterat50+” Radio Show Thursday, Feb. 23rd at 12 noon PST/ 3 EST

livingbetterat50+ — Thu, 23 Feb 2012 03:45:25 +0000

Please Join US for “Secrets to LivingBetterat50+” . This Weeks Show: “Friendships-The Good, Bad & Ugly” with guests:

Judy Dippel - Friendship Interrupted: Challenges and Practical Solutions—What You Can Do

Judy Dippel, a professional writer and speaker, has a passion to share with women how they can not only survive, but thrivewhile coping with the challenges real women face. Reliance on God to be able to do so is at the foundation of all her work.

Married since 1970, she is a mother of two, grandmother of three, and lifelong Oregonian. Her expanse of career experience includes work in the fields of medicine, education, international adoption, and corporate America. Her candid writing and speaking topics speak to real-life issues affecting everyday women.

Judy’s business, JLD Writes, provides quality freelance commercial writing and marketing consultation. “It’s extremely rewarding to see a client’s relief when I’m able to clarify what they want to say, organize it for them, and effectively reach their target audience.”

Judy’s first book is Refreshing Hope in God: A Mother’s Journey of Joy and Pain. She is co-author of The Art of Authentic Friendship: Real Women, Real Challenges, Real Solutions. In 2010, her small group study, Walking Through Postpartum Depression was published.

Chloe JonPaul- Toxic Relationships

Chloe Jon Paul, M.Ed., is a retired educator and writer of several published articles and a previous book entitled “What Happens Next: A Family Guide to Nursing Home Visits” and More…

Her many achievements since the age of 55 include:

Title of Ms. Maryland Senior America 2003
Recipient of the Fulbright Fellowship Seminars Abroad award to South Africa, 1996
Volunteer internship during the 2005 Maryland legislative session as a Legacy Leadership Institute graduate
Lead facilitator for the Alternatives to Violence Project in prison and community workshops on conflict resolution for ten years
State representative for the National Family Caregivers Association’s caregiver community action network 2006-2008
Advisory board member: MD, Healthcare Commission and the Interagency Commission for Aging Services: Maryland Dept. of Aging
Hospice and homeless shelter volunteer
Coordinator for the Good Samaritan Project at her church
World traveler – all 7 continents

Sylvia Henderson-Communication that Builds Lasting Relationships

Sylvia Henderson has a private practice in Oregon where she received her Masters in Counseling Psychology from the University of Oregon at the age of 43. She enjoys being active by walking, hiking, biking, & cross-country skiing.

Treatment S.O.S., Thurs., Feb. 23, 2:00 p.m. EST, W4WN

caregiver — Thu, 23 Feb 2012 02:04:44 +0000

The recent Susan G. Komen concerns have many people on different sides of the issues. As we go a little deeper into this topic, first and foremost I want people to remember all of the GOOD things that Susan G. Komen does for breast cancer patients everywhere. Regarding Planned Parenthood, my guest Abby Johnson has been on both sides of this issue. Abby was a former Planned Parenthood director at a large Texas clinic who is now a highly visible pro-life advocate and author. Abby and thousands of others believe that Komen should not donate money given to them for breast cancer research to abortion providers, especially given studies that link breast cancer to abortions. Treatment S.O.S. will be rebroadcast on Saturday, February 25th at 4:00 p.m. EST on www.W4WN.com.

Caregiving S.O.S., Wed., Feb. 22nd, 2:00 p.m. EST, W4WN

caregiver — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 01:47:49 +0000

The physical effects of aging, such as failing eyesight and memory, can cause issues in taking medicines the way your doctor intended. Not taking medications correctly can cost you $40 or more per day for outside help; is a major factor in loss of independence for seniors; is responsible for 23% of all nursing home admissions; triggers 10% of all hospital admissions; causes 128,000 deaths a year; can cause you or your loved one to incur significant, avoidable health care costs. My guest if Jim Gibson of the Dose Guardian Home Medication Management Solution. Caregiving S.O.S. will be rebroadcast on Saturday, February 25th at 3:00 p.m. EST on www.W4WN.com.

Diagnosis S.O.S., Tues., Feb. 21, 2:00 p.m. EST, W4WN

caregiver — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 02:32:33 +0000

What does your overall appearance say about you? Actually, more than you might think. Your hair, eyes, feet, nails and skin can speak volumes about what’s going on inside your body. Or are you tired, grumpy, have mood swings, weight gain and not feeling like yourself anymore? Have you noticed that it’s harder to do things you used to do? Do you notice that you no longer have the clarity, quickness and vitality you used to? Do you have a chronic disease that could be better managed? It doesn’t have to be that way. You can live younger and healthier. Dr. Lorraine Maita is a recognized and award-winning physician and author, transforming people’s lives through preventive and anti-aging medicine. Diagnosis S.O.S. will be rebroadcast on Saturday, February 25th at 2:00 p.m. on www.W4WN.com.

Holly’s Digital Advice 4B2C Monday thru Thursday 9 a.m. CST on W4WN.com

Holly Campbell — Mon, 20 Feb 2012 17:41:29 +0000

This week Holly Campbell will interview the following guests on Holly’s Digital Advice 4 B2C

Monday February 20, 2012 From Ground to Cloud in Thirty Days with Allen Falcon

In this interview, Allen Falcon, CEO of Cumulus Global, an expert in Cloud Computing and SMB IT solutions, will present a brief overview of Cloud Computing concepts and options. He will demonstrate and discuss several solutions that have proved affordable, reliable, and secure. He will compare several common solutions and discuss some of the “gotchas” to consider before you take your business into the Cloud.

Listener’s will gain a better understanding of Cloud Computing concepts and options, a list of factors to consider before moving to cloud-based solutions, and an overall understanding of what the Cloud really means to a business owner.

Tuesday February 21, 2012 Getting Mobile in 2012 with Dave Hatter

How will mobile technology effect us in 2012? Dave Hatter will tell us how to get ready and prepare for all the changes that are coming within the next few months. Dave is an award winning small business owner and serial entrepreneur with two decades of programming and consulting experience, several industry certifications and a BS in Information Magazine Systems. He has written and contributed to 12 books, more than 100 published articles and has been a contributor to Fox 19, Kentucky Magazine, and serves as an adjunct professor at Cincinnati State Technical Community College teaching programming classes.

Wednesday February 22, 2012 World of App’s with Glenn Smith

Holly will interview Glenn Smith, Founder and President of Micro Integration Services. Glenn is an expert in integrating apps for business and customers. He spent 27 years building MIS and creating software for PC’s, websites, and mobile devices. Today he will discuss mobile apps and how they can be utilized by business leaders to reach their customers.

Thursday February 23, 2012 Digital Integration with Craig Cooke

As a business leader how do you integrate all of your digital information and manage it? Craig Cooke will clearly outline how to successfully figure out Twitter, Facebook, and social media in general. Craig has been in the game since the ancient days of the web. After all these years “Rinteractive” has come to realize that, at the root of everything, they are really good storytellers. Craig and his company understand people and technology and bring them together to tell a client’s brand story in a way that people can connect with and respond to. Craig has worked with a broad range of companies from just about every industry imaginable to create immersive brand experiences that have engaged customers and persuaded them to act.

Susan Rich Talks…Week of February 20

richwriting — Sun, 19 Feb 2012 21:35:38 +0000

LIVE! Susan Rich Talks ~ weekdays on w4wn.com

Susan Rich, the get-you-noticed-now marketing pro and journalist-blogger, talks daily on internet radio station w4wn.com. Join her 8 am PT / 11 am ET every weekday morning for your daily dose of the FEM factor: Fascinate. Educate. Motivate.

For the week of February 20:

Monday: Living the Writing Life – We’ll be talking with Jollytologist Allen Klein. Also: Writing prompt for prizes. Write, win, get published.
Tuesday: Rich & Gluten-Free – Learn, Eat, Thrive while avoiding gluten, plus tips on dealing with chronic health conditions.
Wednesday: Susan Rich Talks…Divorce & Domestic Abuse – what to do when love hurts.
Thursday: Your Marketing Plan – Call in for your mini marketing makeover – host Susan Rich offers free, get-you-noticed-NOW marketing strategies.
Friday: Potpourri + Retro Kitchen with co-host Annemarie Schuetz – Little House on the Prairie meets modern day living, plus Chicken Feed. Find out why Potpourri is internet radio’s funniest Friday show.

All shows 8 am PT/ 11 am ET on the All Women’s Radio Network, w4wn.com.

Join Isabella Stoloff and her guest Michele Garcia

abetterlife — Sun, 19 Feb 2012 17:04:31 +0000

Bringing educated choice to family systems with a holistic approach in intervention work.
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310 968-0993

LADIES WHO INSPIRE, Fri., Feb. 17, 2:00 p.m. EST, W4WN

caregiver — Fri, 17 Feb 2012 01:53:35 +0000

My inspirational lady this week is Mary Ellen Ciganovich, who is no stranger to life’s uncertainties. She has prevailed over two major illnesses (epilepsy and multiple sclerosis), an abusive childhood, and the difficulties of single parenthood to become a whole and dynamic person, and is the author of a beautiful and powerful book: Healing Words: Life Lessons to Inspire. “Your spirit is in truth what you are. Stay out of your humanness and get into your spirit. Be what you were meant to be. Get in touch with your heart, your spirit, and become awake!” Ladies Who Inspire will be rebroadcast on Saturday, February 18th at 5:00 p.m. on www.W4WN.com.

Isabella Stoloff

abetterlife — Thu, 16 Feb 2012 18:23:23 +0000

Feburary 21st @ 7pm PST please join me and my guest Simona Mainini for a friendly talk on how we can use Feng Shui to improve our life, our finances and be happy no matter how many challenges we are having.

Simona is here today to share with you Feng Shui tips room by room
tips for people who are moving into a new place, tips for people who are buying a house. 2012 forecast on what we should expect this year and how to use it to our advantage

Simona started out as interior designer in Italy, and begin study Hong Kong style Feng Shui with her Chinese teacher in the mid 90s, after she graduated from architectural school.
Her main goal was to learn how to improve people life by creating a healing living and working environment. Since ’97 she has been a practicing consultant on all kind of residential and commercial projects, including large development due to her background.
She has been teaching for over 10 years, “Feng Shui for Designers and Architects” at UCLA Extension and has authored the book “Feng Shui for Architecture”.

In 2007 Simona was acknowledge by her Asian peers as “Feng Shui Master” and hence invited to speak at international conferences in Honk Kong, Singapore and Europe.
She currently leaves in Los Angeles and travels nationally and internationally as needed by her clientele.

Simona F. Mainini, Dr. Arch., FS Master
FENG SHUI FOR ARCHITECTURE
www.fengshuiarch.com
dr.simona@fengshuiarch.com
310 860 8989

For Isabella go to…http://www.ochealingcenter.com

TREATMENT S.O.S., Thurs., Feb. 16, 2:00 p.m. EST, W4WN

caregiver — Thu, 16 Feb 2012 02:54:38 +0000

Chemotherapy works by killing fast-growing cancer cells. Unfortunately, chemotherapy drugs can’t always tell the difference between cancer cells and fast-growing healthy cells. As a result, one of the potential side effects of many types of chemotherapy drugs can be a low white blood cell count. A low number of a specific type of white blood cells called neutrophils—also known as neutropenia—can put some patients at risk for infections and may interrupt chemo treatment. My guest Theresa Gratton is an instructor with Chasing4Life, a national disaster preparedness organization based out of the Midwest, and she will help us with insights on how to be proactive against germs when the patient is neutropenic. Treatment S.O.S. will be rebroadcast on Saturday, February 18th at 4:00 p.m. on www.W4WN.com.