TBI One Love Podcast
TBI One Love Podcast
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Tune in monthly to help spread our positive form of hope, inspiration, education and guidance for those touched by a brain injury. One love
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The podcast covers a range of topics related to brain health, recovery from traumatic brain injuries, and the experiences of individuals living with these challenges. For example, recent episodes have featured discussions on cognitive rehabilitation, personal recovery journeys, and advancements in brain health science.
Tune into help spread our positive form of hope, inspiration, education and guidance for those touched by a brain injury.
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To kick off our October series, we are having Nat van Zee from the United Kingdom.
Nat helps highly sensitive, high-achieving leaders transform anxiety, burnout, and trauma into calm, confidence, and clarity. She guides rapid subconscious root-cause healing when talk therapy, self-help, or modern medicine don’t create lasting change.
She works especially with perfectionists and overgivers. She helps them reclaim their energy, lead with authentic power, and create impact with peace and joy.
A breakdown, a breakup, and a pivotal awakening led to a radical career pivot. From a fashion creative featured in Vogue, The Times, and The Guardian to a mentor in embodied authentic leadership.
She has been named “Most Innovative Burnout Coach.” She is also an award-winning trauma-informed hypnotherapist and IFS practitioner.
Learn more at www.vanzeebeing.com
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