What's Next?!

Paige Pirkey, PhD, e-RYT, YACEP

What’s Next?! serves to equip listeners with tools that support mind-body[-spirit] health & skill development to produce a collaborative team of problem solvers aimed at co-creating innovative, sustainable solutions for the most critical challenges facing society.

  1. 10/02/2020

    Recovery Unplugged with Karen Morgan

    “Music with all its subtlety has immense power to unite people, spread love, and bring peace [to] the world!” – Sanchita Pandey  “Music is one of the longest standing, self-prescribed therapy in history.” – Erin Seibert, Music therapist Be sure to tune in to learn all about how the program "Recovery Unplugged", founded by Aerosmith's Richie Supa (song writer & guitarist), supports and empowers people to rise above their addiction and mental health challenges. Special thanks to Karen Morgan, Addiction Counselor and Recovery Unplugged Outreach Manager, as she guides us through this insightful episode. 00.01.11: Recovery Unplugged: Music as a Catalyst for Change 00.02.44: Connecting Music to Emotions 00.04.05 : History of Recovery Unplugged 00.06.03: Recognizing the Signs of Addiction & What To Do 00.10.40: Finding the Value & Benefit in Bringing Addictive Patterns into Another's Awareness 00.17.21: How Music Affects Addiction: A Theory 00.24.29: A Plan for Recovery 00.26.34: My Experience with Music Therapy 00.30.26: Why do people start using drugs? 00.34.41: Shame, Addiction, & Acceptance 00.38.20: Stigma of Addiction & Mental Health  00.40.59:  Unabashed Plug: Dr. Pirkey's Call for Aid 00.43.15: Using Russian Doll Metaphor to explain Trauma, Bias, & Healing  00.43.31: Announcing Series 2 00.44.57: Three more episodes left for Series 1 (Overlapping with Series 2) https://www.recoveryunplugged.com/ Email: whatsnextofficial2020@gmail.com IG: @the_PhD_Yogini FB: Facebook.com/WNPodcast *Correction: Recovery Unplugged has centers across the nation --not globe. :) Whoops!

  2. 09/27/2020

    Mantras w/ Ravi Singh

    In the mood for an uplifting, scientifically-infused perspective of mantras that includes opportunities to learn and practice for yourself? Please enjoy this week's episode on Mantras with Kundalini practitioner and teacher, Ravi Singh. Also, be sure to tune in after the interview as an incredibly important announcement is made... ;) Enjoy! 01:14: Mantras: Background & History 05:11: Looking Within: Sweetness of Self 06:55: Most Common Mantras 08:31: Practicing Silent Mantras 11:01: Mantras vs. Religion 13:24: Practicing Spoken Mantras 17:01: Mantras for Enhancing Spiritual/Personal Development 19:28: Mantras & God: The (T)ruth vs. (t)ruth 21:59: Positive Benefits of Mantras Continued 23:28: Explaining & Practicing Sa Ta Na Ma  25:55: Theory of Karma: Cause & Effect 28:01: Mantras & Problem Solving 34:14: Memorable Story of Mantra Practice* 38:11: Mantras vs. Positive Affirmations** 41:35: Neutral Mind: How to Engage in the Q-Anon Discussion***  Ravi's website: raviana.com Email: whatsnextofficial2020@gmail.com IG: @the_PhD_Yogini FB: facebook.com/WNPodcast TO read after listening: * This cute story actually reminds me of a helpful tip for teachers that I learned from a KYT friend. Perhaps, using a white board (with the name of the mantra spelled out in Sanskrit as well as its meaning) would be helpful (when I first began my practice as a student, I found it incredibly beneficial); the former helps with pronunciation and both the former and the latter supports the student to more deeply engage in the present moment/practice rather than them wondering what they're saying and whether they're saying it "right". ** Another helpful tip for positive affirmations: Meet yourself where you're at. For instance, if you are not feeling as though you are "worthy" of God's love, perhaps breaking the affirmation into something more palatable (i.e., that you actually believe) and then slowly scaffolding yourself to deeper levels of love/worthiness may be a worthwhile approach, so as to experience less resistance in the learning/practicing process. Hope this helps! *** Another important point: For me, reviewing secondary sources for accurate/Truthful information feels to lack integrity. I realize it can feel time consuming and energy draining to locate reliable, primary sources on your own; I, myself, am still looking up the debunking reviews and am attempting to discern what is "Truth". All that is to say: NO judgment! Personally, until I can figure it out for myself, I do not feel comfortable taking a "side" as to what is "Truth" as I do not want my ego to drive my interpretation.

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What’s Next?! serves to equip listeners with tools that support mind-body[-spirit] health & skill development to produce a collaborative team of problem solvers aimed at co-creating innovative, sustainable solutions for the most critical challenges facing society.