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Joe Bailey has been a pioneer in his profession, weaving together ideas and insights on psychology and spirituality. In his twenties, he became a trainer of counselors in family therapy and addictions and introduced ideas of primary prevention of addictions to the treatment profession. Over the next thirty-five years, Joe helped pioneer revolutionary new psychology, Three Principles Psychology, which focused on seeing and actualizing health rather than the current disease model. These principles form the basis for psychology as a principle-based paradigm rather than our current fragmented view.
Watch Episode #4, Airdate: July 20th https://youtu.be/052QvaRLqhc We had four powerful guests, Jacqueline Hollows (aka MamaJ), Omar Wilson, Derrick Mason, and Pete Mears, featured in my upcoming book “THRIVING IN…
Episode #3 Podcast: Thriving in the Eye of the Hurricane: Resilience in Action: Healing from Chronic Illness and Feeling Safe in an Insecure World. Airdate: June 29, 1-2 PM CDT…
"Thriving In the Eye of the Hurricane" My mind is like a hurricaneI’m feeling out of controlMy thoughts are overwhelming meAnd I don’t know where to goI’m living life in…
Watch “Thriving in the Eye of the Hurricane” episode #2 aired on June 8th https://youtu.be/vhTzSRET2K0 Updated Post from May 27, 2021, with episode-2 video For our second episode that aired…
For our premiere episode Tuesday, May 18th: 1 PM (CDT) "Thriving in the Eye of the Hurricane" I am honored and excited about our guest Beverley Wilson Hayes.
I'm pleased to announce a new podcast series that I will be doing soon called "Thriving in the Eye of the Hurricane," which is also the title of my new book that will be out in October.
My journey started many years ago as a young boy. i had an Aunt Millie who was a Catholic nun and was a very extraordinary spiritual person. She wasn't just a religious person. She was a truly spiritual person who we thought of as a Mother Teresa of her time in Central America.
...what he discovered was the light inside him. What do we mean by that? We could call it our resilience, could call that our spirit or soul, our true self. But that is our Essence. That’s who we are. That’s what we’re all looking for.
Father Payton encouraged all of us to volunteer to work on the Southside of Chicago with King's organization called unity and slums. So every Wednesday afternoon, we go into the Southside of Chicago, young, white seminarians going door to door trying to encourage people to join Dr. King's union
I'm grateful, especially to those who have been serving us that are first responders, frontline workers and health care. All of the people in our restaurants or grocery stores, all the people who are helping us to get through these times and take care of our physical health, our mental health and all of our needs.