Podcast episodes from Susan’s Living Well Today show.
Upside of Dyslexia Ryan Conlan is living proof that there is an upside of dyslexia. Like all learning disabilities, dyslexia is a hidden disability. It is only noticeable when a person is placed in a regular educational learning situation. Learning in traditional education institutes tends to place reading as a base source and this is …
T-PULL Door Closer T-Pull Door Closer is bound to make everyday life easier and safer for folks who use wheelchairs, walkers, and canes. Simply closing a door is just that, simple, and doable, and no big deal. Well, I beg to differ when balance and mobility is a challenge. Being someone who knows firsthand the …
Caregiving – Make it safe. It’s no surprise that as people age they become less able, and of course, that is not always dependent on age. When we look at the bulk of the baby-boom population, those born between 1946-1964, it is clear more and more people are in need of personal care in order …
LWT 026: Rae Stonehouse – Caregiving Make It Safe! Read More »
LISTEN: It was delightful and refreshing to speak with Christian McNeil up close and personal about her encounter with addiction. And, more importantly, her ability to reach an understanding that all is well in life even if or when one may dip in and out of chaos at certain points along the way. The important …
Allan Flood is from Oregon and has lived with MS for some thirty-five years. Now retired, in theory, he continues to work with the La Pine Community Health Center, as a grant writer. When Allan speaks you can’t miss his gentle nature; he exudes calmness. The kind of calm you might experience when you sit …
LWT 024: Allan Flood – Living With An Open Heart & MS Read More »
Brittney Clouse lives in Pennsylvania and is a health and wellness writer. I came across several of her articles and really enjoyed her honest and yet uplifting writing tone. Disability Advocate Brittney writes about all things disability-related and speaks from her personal experience living with Cerebral Palsy. As a student at Penn State University, she …
Christa Couture joined me on the show to talk about a maternity photoshoot she did in 2017, that highlighted the beauty of being pregnant and having a disability. Since the inception of my doing the Living Well Today show, Christa is now the third person I have had the pleasure of encountering in the flesh. …
LWT 022: Christa Couture: Celebrating Pregnancy & Disability Read More »
Jeremy Mank joined me on the show to talk about the importance of Sleep Apnea, a condition that can impact your ability to achieve restorative sleep. There are, actually, a lot of medical conditions that can directly effect sleep, but Sleep Apnea is by far the most common. Jeremy Mank owns and operates an online store …
Mary Wallace joined me on the show to talk about Lifestyling Wellness, which happens to be the name of her new book. Although Mary and I met online through another program, sometimes synchronicity is at play when you least expect it. It just so happens about 2 weeks before we met, my partner and I …
LWT 020: Mary Wallace: Bite-sized Health Nuggets Read More »
Dr. Joe Bailey joined us on the show to talk about his experience with Lyme Disease and the import work he is doing in educating about mental health and wellbeing. It’s difficult to know exactly where to start with all that I have learned about Joe Bailey, his work history is nothing short of amazing. …
Molly Gordon never meant to become a life coach – it happened by accident, and certainly wasn’t something she purposefully set out to do. During her work career, she’d developed an eclectic set of skills, and by the late 90’s she’d worked as an editor, writer, business manager, and full-time mixed media artist. Getting started …
If you have an aging parent, then you will definitely benefit from listening to our interview with Rhonda Caudell, who is a self-styled expert in dealing with the aging parent. This interview is chocker-block full of great advice about a topic, that for many adult carers can be an emotional nightmare. Sandwich Generation For more …
There are many times in life when we feel lost and unable to move forward. This is particularly apparent when a chronic illness is presented to you – when the idea of looking forward to the future, can often feel really bleak. Finally A Diagnosis Pamela Brown Wilkinson has experienced frustrating health symptoms since the …
Learning how to live well with an invisible illness like Crohn’s disease doesn’t come easy but it can be done and Sheela Masand is living proof. As a successful business coach, Sheela Masand works with heart-centered service professionals. She helps solopreneurs hone in on their zone of genius to uncover their uniqueness. The reality is that a …
In this profound interview, Joel Peters shares his raw and honest insights surrounding the experience of living and dying. What’s In A Name? Joel is known to many by his Sanskrit name, Satyajit, which translates to mean ‘Victor of Truth‘. This is a name he certainly lives up to. The Sanskrit language is the traditional …
In this episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with George Carver, a soft-spoken gentleman who knows a lot about innate courage and cancer. George embodies the kind of courage that lets him face each day with resolve, no matter what is presented. What Matter’s To George Married and the father of grown-up children, George …
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