TNW39: COVID-19 and Public Health Communication

TNW39: COVID-19 and Public Health Communication

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In this episode of The Notable Woman Podcast, I interview Dr. Karen Hilyard, a public health communication expert, on COVID-19.

This is our second episode focused on COVID-19. I wanted to start with Amy Simpkins and exponential growth because I felt like that was the first thing people were having a hard time wrapping their heads around, and now that you know how contagious this disease is and why that matters so much, Karen’s the next person we should all be listening to.

Karen’s an expert in public health communication and just so happens to be my friend. She was happy to get on and explain to me what we should be hearing from our local, state, and federal leaders, and what we should actually be doing.

 

IN THIS EPISODE, I EXPLORE:
  • What it’s like in Georgia, both personally for Karen and her larger area, which is rural and suburban (quite different than me in NYC, but also similar in how our healthcare systems will respond)
  • Briefly discuss exponential growth (check out Amy’s episode for more information on that)
  • What people are still doing that they shouldn’t be – like block parties and play dates
  • Plain language guidance about what we should be doing instead
  • History on the US pandemic response plan from George W. Bush’s administration
  • Amazing tips for organizations not sure how to communicate about COVID-19
  • What we can be advocating for in our own communities, like funds for people who are food insecure and halting evictions
  • Why we should be concerned about civil liberties and the best way to make sure we maintain our rights
  • Who is doing a good job communicating right now
  • The testing debacle

I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did creating it. You can listen now, right here from this webpage by clicking the play button below.

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Today’s Guest

Karen Hilyard

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“Without testing in place, we weren’t able to do that. And we were not able to sound the alarm, and it was a critical missed step in which we will never know how many people have actually had the virus. And we certainly missed some opportunity to take action when we could have perhaps slowed the spread.”

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About Karen Hilyard

Karen Hilyard, Ph.D. is a behavioral scientist and communication strategist who trains and advises state, federal, and global clients on both routine and crisis communication.  Beginning in 2006, she was part of a CDC-funded team that spent three years training public health communicators how to implement the federal pandemic preparedness and response plan.  She has written extensively about social distancing and other government directives during a pandemic.   

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If you liked this episode, check out:

The Super U Summit: How to Never Fail at Anything with Tania Fox

The Super U Summit: Synergistic Living – Eating to Save Your Life, One Trillion Microbes at a Time with Radiance Thompson

The Notable Woman Podcast: COVID-19’s Exponential Growth with Amy Simpkins

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STOP Self-Sabotage Summit

STOP Self-Sabotage Summit

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Do you have brilliant ideas, life changing, world changing ideas, but… you twiddle your thumbs.

You think about how things can be different, and maybe even pay for that coach or thousand dollar program and then… don’t follow through.

Self-sabotage.

You might have never heard the word before or you might be a card carrying member for the “Self-Sabotagers Anonymous” Club.

Heck, you might even be the president!

There’s no time like the present to battle your self-sabotage so come to the:

STOP SELF-SABOTAGE SUMMIT!

There are 5 amazing speakers:
• Chou Hallegra
• Shannon MacFarlane
• Kathryn Mussell
• Naomi Gottlieb-Miller
• Rosemarie Wilson

Who are going to knock your socks off!

HOW TO WATCH

Please join us by clicking on the link below, which will take you to the summit videos in the Society for Notable Women Facebook group. (You must join the group to see the videos.)

How to Swap Sabotage for Success with Rosemarie Wilson

What’s your version of Self-Sabotage? Are you enjoying it?

No?

What do you want in its place?

Are you wearing your self-sabotage like a badge of honour? Are you secretly proud of it?

No?

Ok, well what do you want in its place?

Join me for this session on ‘How to Swap Sabotage for Success’

We’re all successful in our own right at different things

In this session I’ll focus on:

  • What might be detracting you and getting in the way of you being more of a success
  • What’s stopping you from enjoying and celebrating your successes
  • What you can also do when things aren’t necessarily going your way
  • How can you nurture your mindset to help you on this journey & swap self-sabotage for your version of success.

I’ll guide you through to help you find your answers.

Making Friends with Grief: How Stuffing it Bites You in the Ass with Shannon MacFarlane

Self sabotage often comes from a place of doubt and your own ability to see your worthiness. When you add grief on top of that, and it could be grief from any kind of loss, it’s tempting to stuff away the grief, tamp it down, and walk over it so it doesn’t come back. That grief is going to spring up when you least expect it (with power boosts from your self doubt and feelings of unworthiness) and take a huge bite out of your butt cheeks.

Making friends with your grief doesn’t mean that you love what has happened in your life. It doesn’t mean that the losses you have experienced haven’t impacted you. It means that you accept them, you learn from them, and you soften. You become sea glass instead of a shard.

Blasting through Barriers to Happiness: Conquering your Excuses and Self-Sabotages with Kathryn Mussell

We all have acknowledged reasons why we’re the exception to the rule, or why we aren’t allowed to be happy, healthy, wealthy and successful. This talk is to help you identify, recognize, admit and declare your acknowledged (and maybe some unacknowledged) excuses and self-sabotaging behaviors around why you’re not allowed to have exactly what you desire.

We all have acknowledged reasons why we’re the exception to the rule, or why we aren’t allowed to be happy, healthy, wealthy and successful. This talk is to help you identify, recognize, admit and declare your acknowledged (and maybe some unacknowledged) excuses and self-sabotaging behaviors around why you’re not allowed to have exactly what you desire.

When Self-Sabotage Looks Like Perfectionism with Naomi Gottlieb-Miller

If you’re inclined to be a little more on the perfectionist side of things, often you’ll use “not ideal” or “not exactly what I want” as excuses to avoid self-care.

I’ll share a few ideas on why you need to stop that line of thinking and how to do it!

How neglecting your emotional wellness will sabotage your business and your relationships with Chou Hallegra

Things we don’t pay attention to can become barriers to our personal growth, healing and success. Our emotional wellness affects every area of our lives and not taking care of your emotions will have a negative impact on your business, your health, and your relationships. Come learn how to take your blinders off and start prioritizing your emotional wellness so you can win in everything you do!

Positive Discipline with Martha Reddick

Positive Discipline with Martha Reddick

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NANNY AND TEACHING ARTIST MARTHA P. REDDICK

The Notable Woman is proud to present the Super U Summit, 30 empowering women speakers over 10 days.

In this Super U Summit Talk, nanny and teaching artist Martha P. Reddick presents Positive Discipline.

WHO’S MARTHA?

Martha Reddick has been a nanny and teaching artist in the Chicago area for over five years. She loves working with children and is both grateful and excited to blend her love of theater and education into her day job. Martha has her Masters in Education from the University of Tennessee and is in the process of receiving her Masters in Family Counseling from Northeastern Illinois University. Upon moving to Chicago, she discovered nannying and working with young children to be her passion! She loves finding new activities and adventures to engage children as they develop, and she has now created a new podcast to share her ideas with other nannies and parents.

TELL ME MORE ABOUT THE TALK TOPIC

There’s a lot of buzz around Positive Discipline and all it has to offer, but this is a childcare gamechanger! Positive Discipline can help get you out of power struggles with your kids and helps teach instead of punish. If you’re feeling at your wit’s end with a child’s behavior or if you’d simply like to build a better relationship with your little ones, this talk is for YOU!

HOW TO WATCH

Please join us by clicking on the link below, which will take you to Martha’s video in the Society for Notable Women Facebook group. (You must join the group to see the video.)

A Parent’s Role in Education

A Parent’s Role in Education

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EARLY EDUCATION ADVISER MELISSA DROEGEMUELLER

The Notable Woman is proud to present the Super U Summit, 30 empowering women speakers over 10 days.

In this Super U Summit Talk, early education adviser Melissa Droegemueller shares practical tips related to a parent’s role in education.

WHO’S MELISSA?

Melissa Droegemueller is an elementary school teacher–turned–homeschooling mom with over ten years of teaching experience. She has taught grades 1st through 4th, with a few years working with preschoolers, toddlers, and babies sprinkled in. She is passionate about helping busy parents connect with their kids through play, and she dreams of a world where all children are excited about learning and are being equipped to use their unique gifts to make a big difference in their communities.

TELL ME MORE ABOUT THE TALK TOPIC

We all want to raise children who are confident in the classroom. During this summit talk, former elementary school teacher Melissa Droegemueller will walk us through the three stages of the educational journey and share tips to inspire, empower, and encourage our children from Kindergarten to graduation.

FREE GIFT FOR YOU

Melissa’s free gift for you is her Bringing Learning to Life Workbook. You can check it out here.

HOW TO WATCH

Please join us by clicking on the link below, which will take you to Melissa’s video in the Society for Notable Women Facebook group. (You must join the group to see the video.)

Spark Your E.P.I.C. Year

Spark Your E.P.I.C. Year

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MOTHER’S QUEST FOUNDER JULIE NEALE

The Notable Woman is proud to present the Super U Summit, 30 empowering women speakers over 10 days.

If you’re ready to reset your year, this Super U Summit Talk will prepare you for a truly E.P.I.C. year!

WHO’S JULIE?

Mother’s Quest Founder, Julie Neale honors both the meaning and the mess of life and parenthood and believes our children and youth challenge us to grow into our best selves. She is on a mission to live a truly E.P.I.C. life and, through her example, inspire her children to do the same.

Her “for-purpose” venture, Mother’s Quest, provides inspiration, coaching and community so that mothers, and those who work with young people, can connect to support and resources, fulfill their unique purpose, and live their E.P.I.C. lives.

After a 20-year career as a leader in youth-serving non-profit organizations, Julie turned her focus to coaching, training at the Coaches Training Institute, and facilitating a process known as “reflection” for youth development professionals.

Through this and her parenting experience, she realized that mothers, and those who mother, need an opportunity to reflect on their own growth, dreams, and plans and created Mother’s Quest to champion them.

She writes about the transformative experience of parenting in her own life at mothersquest.com and in the Mother’s Quest Facebook community and hosts the Mother’s Quest Podcast, which launched in December 2106, recently releasing its 50th episode.

Julie received her Masters in City Planning, Community Development from UC Berkeley and a BA in Communication Studies from UCLA, where she met her husband. She currently lives with her husband and two boys in the San Francisco Bay Area.

When she’s not wrestling with her kindergartener or driving her teen to basketball practice, you can find her squeezing in ten minutes of yoga and meditation (believing something is better than nothing!) and staying up way too late to watch a double-hitter of Game of Thrones and Super Soul Sunday.

TELL ME MORE ABOUT THE TALK TOPIC

Anyone else feel like they need a spring reset to their year?

Several months ago in the Mother’s Quest community, we declared February the new January and facilitated a Mother’s Quest Workshop/Virtual Milestone Hike experience to help us all start again.

Using photos from my favorite local hike, I took a small group on a virtual journey to:
✨Reflect on our last chapter (as we ascend)
✨Decide what we want to release (using an image of a big bad bonfire!) and what we want to carry forward
✨Then, set intentions along the E.P.I.C. guideposts for our new chapter.
There’s a special planning sheet we created to guide you and help you document the whole process.
?Truthfully, we can start fresh any time we choose. You can declare the month you’re in the new January!

FREE GIFT FOR YOU

Julie’s free gift for you is her E.P.I.C Life Planning Sheet. You can check it out here.

HOW TO WATCH

Please join us by clicking on the link below, which will take you to Julie’s video in the Society for Notable Women Facebook group. (You must join the group to see the video.)

TNW34: Preparing for the Unexpected with Lawyer Melinda Grimaldi

TNW34: Preparing for the Unexpected with Lawyer Melinda Grimaldi

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In this episode of The Notable Woman Podcast, I interview lawyer Melinda Grimaldi about estate planning and preparing for the future.

Planning for an unexpected accident or emergency can be a challenging conversation to have, absolutely, but we owe it to our children, our families, and ourselves to get planning. In this episode, lawyer Melinda Grimaldi talks us through why estate planning and thinking toward the future is so important and how we can all get started.

IN THIS EPISODE, WE TALK ABOUT:
  • Who Melinda is
  • Why this topic is important to her
  • How we can all get started
  • Things to consider

I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did creating it. You can listen now, right here from this webpage by clicking the play button below.

Prefer Apple Podcasts? Android user? Go to Overcast here or Google Podcasts here. Pocket Casts? Radio Public? Something else? And of course, if you loved the episode, a review is always appreciated! 

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Today’s Guest

Melinda Grimaldi

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About Melinda Grimaldi

MULTILINGUAL. MULTIFACETED. MULTIFARIOUS. These are just a few words that describe Melinda Grimaldi’s ability and talent for running her own law firm. But when it comes to her entrepreneurial spirit and hunger for success, Melinda only knows one way – up. Like the thriving skyline of South Florida’s east coast, Melinda Grimaldi’s passion for providing the best legal expertise she can, continues to grow, evolve, and flourish.

A graduate of Nova Southeastern University’s Shepard Broad Law Center, Melinda received her Juris Doctorate with honors, at the top of her class. Throughout the course of her law school studies, Melinda worked to represent low-income clients in family law matters as a certified legal intern with the Florida Supreme Court. It was in this role that Melinda realized her passion for helping others through her extensive knowledge of the law, and where she established a commitment to making a difference in the lives of others throughout the course of her career.

Today, Melinda practices real estate law and probate law, as well as estate planning, at Grimaldi Law Firm in Hollywood, Florida. Once she started a family of her own was when she really got a passion for Estate Planning for families with minor children. She prides herself on being able to give her full attention to her clients while remaining a flexible leader for her team.

When not in the office, Melinda lends her time as the President of a strong female networking group, Profemmes, and is the Real Estate Attorney Member for the National Association of Divorce Professionals. Additionally, she is a member of the Real Property Probate & Trust Law Section of the Florida Bar, and a member of the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce.  Most importantly, she is the mother to Michael.

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If you liked this episode, check out:

The Super U Summit: Self-Care: Your Super Power to a Balanced Life! with Chou Gabikiny (must join group to watch the video)

The Notable Woman Podcast: Living with a Chronic Illness with Julie Morgenlender

The Super U Summit: The 3P’s- Perfection, Purposefulness, and Passion with Sunit Suchdev

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