Stories from the Hub, Therapy Missions

Meet Carol Doehler, founder and board president o…

An episode of the Social Enterprise Greenhouse podcast, hosted by Traci Picard, titled "Stories from the Hub, Therapy Missions" was published on September 11, 2017 and runs 23 minutes.

September 11, 2017 ·23m · Social Enterprise Greenhouse

0:00 / 0:00

Summary

Meet Carol Doehler, founder and board president of Therapy Missions, Inc. and a 2017 Health and Wellness Accelerator participant. www.therapymisions.org Interview conducted by Traci Picard in Providence, RI September, 2017 Edited by Traci Picard music is Pat Dog by Blue Dot Sessions Pat Dog by Blue Dot Sessions is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial License.

Episode Description

Meet Carol Doehler, founder and board president of Therapy Missions, Inc. and a 2017 Health and Wellness Accelerator participant. www.therapymisions.org Interview conducted by Traci Picard in Providence, RI September, 2017 Edited by Traci Picard music is Pat Dog by Blue Dot Sessions Pat Dog by Blue Dot Sessions is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial License.

Share this episode

Similar Episodes

Radio Danspaleis Live – Amsterdam 750 jaar, Internationaal Theater Amsterdam

Dec 19, 2024 ·41m

Radio Danspaleis Live – Amsterdam 750 jaar, De Klinker

Dec 19, 2024 ·40m

Radio Danspaleis Live – Amsterdam 750 jaar, Van Houtenkerk

Dec 19, 2024 ·29m

Radio Danspaleis Live – Amsterdam 750 jaar, Meevaart

Nov 21, 2024 ·76m

Life Coaching and the Layers of Impact with Dez Stephens - Ep 54

Nov 13, 2024 ·27m

Local Food and Economic Development with Mike Curtin - Ep 53

Oct 15, 2024 ·30m

Similar Podcasts

Social Enterprise Alliance Podcast Social Enterprise Alliance Social Enterprise Alliance The USS Social Enterprise Michael J. Curtis The USS Social Enterprise (or TUSSSE, as nobody is calling it) is a podcast interviewing social entrepreneurs (dictionary time: a person who establishes an enterprise with the aim of solving social problems or effecting social change), finding out the how and why behind what they do. The podcast takes a light-hearted conversational approach to finding out more about social businesses, the men and women behind them and what makes them tick. Perhaps you'll be moved to support their social enterprise or inspired to start up your own. Michael J. Curtis is just a man. A man who knows other men. He also knows women. Some of those women, along with the men, are involved in social enterprise. Listen as he talks to them. The Healthcare Leadership Academy Podcast The podcast for The HLA The Healthcare Leadership Academy is a social enterprise based in the UK promoting leadership amongst healthcare clinicians and students. We want to improve health systems, through encouraging positive, innovative clinician based leadershipAimsNurturing Leadership – working with healthcare students and young professionals to develop our healthcare leaders of the futureFostering Frontline Innovation – engaging, developing and guiding clinicians to deliver innovative solutionsEmpowering and Valuing the Next Generation of Clinical Leaders – supporting our clinicians to use their talent effectivelyValuesThe Healthcare Leadership Academy values accessibility and equity and believes all healthcare professionals should have the means to learn about and engage in leadership activities; at any level and at any time.The Healthcare Leadership Academy believes inclusivity is key to leadership. Leadership should not be the arena of a chosen few but of all those with innovative visions, ideas Young Visions Young Visions This podcast is the first from Young Visions - an emerging social enterprise delivering immersive technology to students and practitioners in education settings in England. This pilot episode will feature a brief introduction to Young Visions and Steve Hutson, interviews with teachers and students on the frontline of the school closures in England; and will explore how immersive technology is being used during the pandemic. Thank you for listening and we hope to speak to you again soon.

URL copied to clipboard!