Art therapy and eating disorders with the amazing art therapist Pamela Hayes.
There is so much that can be learned, uncovered, touched, expressed, and communicated.
whey one engages physically in the creative process.

Nothing was further from Shelly's mind than early onset Alzheimer's, but her husband's diagnosis was only the start. While caring for him for 8 years with love and devotion, she parented her, then, two teenage children successfully, and with poise and grace, kept her family, as well as her husband's dignity.

Our guest today: Lisa Cohen, a modern matchmaker, relationship coach, and a regular on the E! TV show Kendra. We had a very lively discussion on men, women, relationships, and that thing called LOVE.

Positive Psychology - a relatively new field, focuses on the science and art of optimism, happiness, and well being. Started in the 1980's and gaining interest here and around the world, it studies what makes people more satisfied with their lives, and how  
optimism affects the physical and mental health.  Our guest, Naama Kaminer Mevorach, has a Masters degree in positive psychology, and helps us shed a light on this very fascinating 
subject.

You have been here before!  Whether or not you believe in reincarnation - our conversation with, Orly Arava, a past life discovery specialist, hypnotherapist, and spiritual coach, was a very interesting, educational, and enjoyable one.  Some of the topics that we discussed today:  What's the purpose of our lives here on earth? What is the lesson that we came here to  learn?  What happens after we die? And more.

We talked about Siggie's trip to Fiji with Preschool In A Box, an organization that trains teachers in developing countries. Plus, a husband that feels on the bottom of his wife's list, love, ego, stress...did anyone say - life?

An acupuncturist, our guest, Deborah Warshauer, a stage 3c ovarian cancer survivorspecializing in fertility, and an advocate of plant based, whole foods lifestyle - is such an inspiration . One can learn so much from the way she handled the dreaded diagnosis, planned her treatment, put together a team, elicited support, and continued to plan her future. this is a show you don't want to miss.

This week, the Art of Living, hosted Marina, who with her husband adopted beautiful Hanna from Vietnam, and Paloma, who together with her husband adopted Valeria, 5, Victoria, 4, and David 3, from Kazakhstan.  Listen to the story of their journey, and share in the joy and pride they experience becoming parents.  

A deep but fun conversation with Dr. Uri Kenig, a clinical psychotherapist, founder of IPEC Therapy, a unique method of diagnosing and treating emotional as well as physical conditions.

When Hayuta and I reminisce after today’s show, we both agree that talking to Kennedy, our 14 year old guest on the Art of Living, was like ocean breeze on a hot summer valley day.  Or simply - most enjoyable.  Nothing unusual about Kennedy, except that she was conceived via anonymous sperm donation, suffered a premature loss of her fraternal twin sister in the womb, something she still wonders about, to only continue on a road of more complications and be born almost three months prematurely, yet survive and live victoriously.

A captivating, dynamic, funny, informative and most of all personal conversation with Marc Sedaka, author of What He Can Expect When She Is Not Expecting, and his wife Samantha, about their long journey with infertility and the book (a must read for men and women alike).

Our guest today, Teresa Van Zeller, is an advanced clinical hypnotherapist, and a hypnotherapy teacher.
She has develped her own childbirth preparation method called B.A.N.I. (Birthing As Nature Intended), and her book, carrying the same name, was published this year.  We talked with Teresa about hypnotherapy, childbirth, and common sense.

End of life issues - what exactly does it mean?  Death and dying - just as much a part of the journey called life, as birth and living.  Our guest Rutie, a hospice nurse, helps us shine a light on this, sometimes uncomfortable, subject.

Finding your calling - what is a calling, do you have to have one, how to go about finding it, and will having a calling make you happier?

The first year - Our guest, a new mother of an 11 month old baby, discuss honestly her struggles in the past year.  Post partum depression, sleep, and more.

Fears - what are we afraid of?  What are our kids afraid of?  What can we do about it? How can we move forward?