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Dyslexically Successful
by Christine Robenalt
Are you someone who struggles with reading, writing or comprehension or is one of your loved ones struggling right now?Dyslexically Successful is a podcast where we talk about our experiences and stories of how these challenges have actually set up success in our lives.There are interviews with professionals, parents, even some children willing to share not only the difficult and uncomfortable times, but also showing their resiliency in the face of the challenges which a company being a dyslexic learner.
Episodes
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Season 3, Episode 1 - Creating Connections
Anna Edwards is a dyslexic learner, but she has made an effort to hide that from her friends and colleagues. For Anna, there was a stigma surrounding the "D" word. She shares with us in this episode that she felt fearful for what being dyslexic meant for her as a person. This feeling was…
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12. More Dyslexically Successful to Come
Like most things in life, the best course of action is not always the path chosen. This is what happened with this podcast. After my last episode, I had a desire to reach a bigger audience and I thought I might do that with Moon Child Radio, BUT, after considering that, I decided parents were my...
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11. Back to the drawing board to find ageless art
Sarah Vickery is a dyslexic learner, but beyond that she is a creator. Even though she did not speak until after the age of three, she found comfort in her doodles and drawings. These drawings helped her make sense of the world and process her thoughts. Drawing and sketching was always a…
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40/40/20 - A discussion of a learning style quiz
Ryan, a 7th grader, discusses the ways he learns best. Sometimes strengths can be challenges as well. Ryan describes some techniques that helped him. Have you tried any of these strategies to optimize your learning? This episode art was designed by Ryan. This episode’s audio was edited by Ryan.
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Season 2, Episode 9 - Gilbert Chavarria Pulling Up in the Short Bus
Gilbert Chavarria is a dyslexic learner and proud of it. It wasn't always like that for him. Especially in public school. As one of the "short-bus" riders, he attended a school within a school from the 6-8th grades. This self-contained classroom was for the slow-learners and trouble-makers. He…
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Season 2, Episode 8 - Wanting to be like everyone else
Karen-Lynn Chulp was born in the 1950's and not only struggled with the learning disability she later came to know as dyslexia, but she also grew up with significant physical challenges from Cerebral Palsy. Karen's story is truly inspiring and filled with hope, and as she will tell you, if Karen...
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Dyslexically Successful, ep 7 - Don't Call Me Lazy
Nic Pool is an adult dyslexic learner, but he is also a father, mechanic and student in a physical therapy assistant program. He may not have had an easy time fitting into the mold of a traditional educational path, but he found his own path to success. Along this journey, he has learned how to…
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Season 1, Episode 28 - Tales of a Spoonie
Timberly Fabian is a daughter, and wife, and mom and someone who suffers with 2 invisible chronic conditions (Fibromyalgia and Spina Bifida). She talks with us today about the intense pain and impact her conditions have had on her life and her identity as a person. This is a very candid interview...
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Season 2, Episode 6 - I Can't Read
William Manzanares is a serial entrepreneur. He also is an author of a book called I Can't Read. This podcast will not only highlight his struggles as a non-reader, but lend inspiration to those who faces challenges in whatever facet of their life. In fact, sometimes, it is taking your struggle…
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Dyslexically Successful Episode 5, The Brain is a Cool Thing!
Zac Snyder may only may a college student, but he has already has had a lot of experiences which have shaped his outlook on life. He no longer views his learning challenges as barriers. In fact, through this process and with the support of his parents, he has learned how to be his own advocate…
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Dyslexically Successful, episode 4 - Learn How Your Mind Works
In this episode, Ross Blount, a Wealth Management Advisor, shares his struggles in school. Throughout his younger grades win South Africa, he was resolved to think that he was "not cut out for learning", but eventually he discovered through his experiences on the soccer field and in math class...
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Season 2, Ep 3 - Lessons from an American Ninja Warrior
Season 2, Episode 3: Kaden Forsha is a 5th grader with ADHD and Dyslexia, but that hasn't stopped him from appearing on Seasons 1 and 2 of American Ninja Warrior Junior. In fact, Kaden shares with us how his growth mindset and determination has allowed him to turn the challenges of reading and...
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Episode 2 - Thriving in a Neuro-diverse Workplace
Chris Riley is a self proclaimed "tech" guy who loves all things Apple and Legos. He is also a dyslexic learner who struggled with feelings of being flawed and broken as a child. He had an a-ha moment about how he was able to leverage his strengths instead of focusing on the things that were...
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Welcome to Season 2 - Getting Started with Dyslexically Successful
Segment 1 - Intro to Christine background and the reason behind this podcast. Segment 2 - Tip of the day involving short vowel sounds and names.
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Healthcare Advocacy Episode 26 -A BRILLANT paradigm shift for providers and patients
Irene Diamond, RT, calls herself a “Pain Reliever & Mover-Improver for Businesses & Bodies”! In 1995 she founded San Francisco, California’s very first Wellness Center, Diamond Pain Relief & Wellness Center. DWC operates as a Precise Private Practice, enjoying referrals from pain specialists and...
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Healthcare Advocacy Episode 27 - Strategies to Reduce Chronic Pain
Dr. Joe Tatta speaks with us today about ways to reduce and even reverse chronic pain and disease. The research shows that lifestyle medicine approaches are safe and effective interventions to improve your healthspan in the process. Find out more about Dr. Joe Tatta, including his podcasts and…
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Episode 24 - Ready, Set Heal with Lauren Bahr, P.T., H.C.
Lauren Bahr, P.T., H.C. is a friend that I had the pleasure of knowing through an online course we were both enrolled in. She has a story that many of us as moms and professionals can relate to. Her story involves many dark months of not being able to get up out of bed and then she started to ask...
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Episode 25 - Magic Hands and Communication
Will Boyd, PT, DPT, and co-owner of Healthy Funnel sits down and discusses healthcare care from a bird's eye view. He talks about the problems he noticed within the healthcare system and the path he chose to facilitate change. Will also addresses student debt and the inequities healthcare workers...
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Episode 23 - You Must Be Your Own Healthcare Advocate
Are you someone who has a chronic disease, or are you a caregiver of someone who does? Do you feel helpless within the system and unsure of how to really get the care you need? Do you feel like your healthcare providers don't listen and this makes you frustrated? Nancy Gretzinger was also someone...
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Episode 21 - The Scar Project
Dr. Jennifer Melancon, PT, DPT, aka "The Scar Lady", has a passion about scars and how these often small disruptions in your skin can actually be an overlooked source of pain and dysfunction. I learned a lot talking with Jennifer and I have a hunch that you will too! FB:...
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Episode 22 - Be an Educational Advocate for Your Student
Carrie Gamet from Carrie Gamet Advocacy, LLC provides a wealth of information on this episode about how to go about getting your child tested in the school for special education services. She has such a passion about guiding parents through this process since she herself has 3 children all who…
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Episode 20 - Creating a better legacy
Lisa Arendell from Lisa Lou Fitness LLC talks about why she is so passionate about helping other women and moms create a better legacy than what was provided to them. She also opens up about some personal health journeys that she has been on, including Hashimoto's Thyroiditis and having explant...
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Episode 19 - The Impact of a Pediatric Home Healthcare Agency
Jenny Vail-Stencel is a speech and language pathologist who had a vision of something bigger. She wanted to build a team of like-minded therapists who would be able to provide the best quality services to the children and their families. She partnered with 2 other healthcare professionals to open...
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A Battle To Remember Everyday
Loretta is a mom, wife, physical therapist, who was diagnosed with breast cancer at 31 years old. Now at 43, she has some lessons about living she would like to share. Key points: Trust your gut Seek Support Ask questions Find a balance in your life adequate sleep is as important as good nutrition
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Episode 17 - What choices do I have?
Jordan Floyd, P.T. DPT from Limitless Therapy and Wellness discusses ways to work outside of the typical insurance model to get what you deserve from your healthcare provider. It is a great conversation about what IS possible for both patient and clinician....
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Episode 16 - How can we achieve better than average results?
Dr. Nick Suivski, PT, DPT, from Concierge Physical Solutions LLC, discusses why he thinks patients and clinicians should be striving for better than average results. www.conpspt.com [email protected] 772-485-4445
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Episode 15 - Q and A for Families and Kids
The subscribers of the Fall Family Summit 2019 submitted quite a few questions that we did not get a chance to answer on the panel discussion, so I go over the answers we came up with. If you like what you hear in this episode, watch for the Spring Summit scheduled for early April 2020! Do you…
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Episode 14
This is a very special podcast episode because I am talking with 4 other women who are in the health and wellness space. Whether you are a mom, grandma, uncle or brother you all can benefit from hearing what these ladies have to say about getting ready for fall and boosting your immune system for...
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Dear Dr. Facebook, I think I have Google-itis.
Do you search Google for answers about your health or ask FB friends for advice? The internet can be a useful tool, but this information overload can also lead to unintended consequences. Interested in learning more about Nightlight Inpatient Parent Support? Click on this link:...
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Episode 12 - Providers and Patients Creating an Environment for the Human Experience in Healthcare
Dr. Jeremy Sutton, DPT is a physical therapist, dad, husband, author and podcast host. In this episode he talks about 4 ways providers can serve their patients better. 1) Acknowledge your patient's concerns. Don't ignore them. 2) Develop an understanding, by asking questions, of how the patient's...
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Episode 11 - Barriers, challenges and success of a private practice owner
On this episode, Dr. Katie Hohman, P.T. DPT, discusses how insurance companies put up some obstacles for private practice owners and patients alike when it comes to delivering and receiving physical therapy services. But there is an upside! You (clinical, practice owner or patient) can be better...
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Episode 10 - Letters of Medical Necessity
What things need to be included in a letter of medical necessity? https://mailchi.mp/64aa8061ce9d/nightlightinpatientparentsupport
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Episode 7 - Personal Journey From the Passionette Palate
Annette Licitra is a health coach and a classically trained chef. After a 20 year struggle with digestive, skin and urinary issues, she sought a more holistic approach to treating her conditions. She changed her career and found her passion to really live a life she loves and spread her knowledge...
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Episode 6 - Pro-Bono Physical Therapy Clinics
Dr. Kerstin Palombaro, P.T. DPT, FNCP, discusses how in the spirit of service learning, pro-bono wellness and Physical Therapy clinics can give people access to needed services as well as teach P.T. students the "real-world" workings of a therapy clinic. Check out these links for more information...
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Episode 5 - A story of fertility trials and triumph.
In this episode Christine does a solo interview on her journey to having her children. https://crobenalt.wixsite.com/empowermept https://sweetpeainfantmass.wixsite.com/sweetpeapediatricwel
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Episode 4 - Katie’s story about advocating for her son in school.
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Episode 3 - A mother's story of advocacy and triumph for her son
In this episode Brittany Heckenberg tells her story about her son Henry's mysterious diagnosis. Henry was just shy of 2 years old when he began to experience multi-system shutdown which landed him in the hospital for over 40 days. Hear how she felt dismissed by the specialists, but nevertheless...
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My struggle of self-advocacy in the primary care setting.
Christine talks about some difficulties she faced this past April as she tried to get certain blood tests and answers as to why certain foods aren’t tolerated well. If you would like to be featured on this podcast or even just share your story, reach out to Christine at [email protected]
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Are you someone who struggles with reading, writing or comprehension or is one of your loved ones struggling right now?Dyslexically Successful is a podcast where we talk about our experiences and stories of how these challenges have actually set up success in our lives.There are interviews with professionals, parents, even some children willing to share not only the difficult and uncomfortable times, but also showing their resiliency in the face of the challenges which a company being a dyslexic learner.
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Christine Robenalt
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