A Whole Mind | NAMI Lorain County
Greg Klima
Show overview
A Whole Mind | NAMI Lorain County launched in 2024 and has put out 3 episodes in the time since. That works out to roughly 3 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a roughly quarterly cadence.
Episodes typically run thirty-five to sixty minutes — most land between 51 min and 1h 5m — and the run-time is fairly consistent across the catalogue. It is catalogued as a EN-language Health & Fitness show.
The catalogue appears to be on hiatus or wound down — the most recent episode landed 1.4 years ago, with no new episodes in over a year. Published by Greg Klima.
From the publisher
A Whole Mind Podcast is an insightful and educational series brought to you by NAMI Lorain County. Hosted by Executive Director Greg Klima, this podcast delves into comprehensive mental health care, featuring interviews with doctors, mental health professionals, and leaders in the field. Each episode explores various treatment methods, medication options, and holistic approaches to mental wellness, offering listeners practical knowledge and expert perspectives on how to care for the whole mind. Whether you're a mental health advocate, someone seeking support, or simply curious about the field, A Whole Mind provides valuable insights to help you on your journey to mental well-being.
Latest Episodes
S1 Ep 3Special Edition New Year’s Episode: "Tap into Healing" – Exploring EMDR Therapy
In this special New Year’s episode of A Whole Mind, host Greg Klima welcomes Heather Sniezek, LPCC-S, for an in-depth conversation about Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy. Heather is the owner of Evolve Counseling Ohio in Amherst, Ohio, where she specializes in trauma treatment, anxiety, depression, and more. As an EMDRIA-approved clinician, she focuses on EMDR intensives and private practice coaching.Heather shares her extensive expertise in EMDR and discusses its transformative potential for individuals seeking healing. Together, Greg and Heather explore the fundamentals of EMDR: what it is, how it works, and what a typical session involves. They also delve into the kinds of conditions EMDR can effectively treat, such as trauma, anxiety, grief, and mood disorders.Heather’s holistic, mind-body approach to mental health emphasizes healing the heart, mind, soul, body, and spirit. Drawing from her background in clinical mental health counseling, trauma-focused CBT, and family systems therapy, she offers a unique perspective on achieving wellness and empowerment.Kick off the new year with this inspiring episode that highlights the power of EMDR therapy to help individuals tap into their own healing potential.For more information about Heather Sniezek and her practice: 🌐 Website: www.emdrintensivesohio.com 📧 Email: [email protected]
S1 Ep 2"Unlocking the Mind" | Hypnosis for Healing and Growth
In this episode of A Whole Mind, host Greg Klima sits down with special guest Nora Knople to demystify hypnosis and explore its potential as a powerful wellness tool. A certified hypnotist with over two decades of experience, Nora has a BLS from Bowling Green State University, is pursuing an MA, and holds certifications from the IMDHA and ICBCH. Alongside her work as a hypnotist, she is an ordained minister, a certified Reiki Master Teacher, and a practitioner of ChakraLight chromotherapy.Greg and Nora dig into the essentials of hypnosis, discussing what it truly means to enter a trance state, whether it can be manipulated, and dispelling common myths. They also dive into the ways hypnosis can help address weight management, conquer phobias, and alleviate fears. Nora shares personal stories of how hypnosis has impacted her own life and discusses her unique wellness programs, including Paint Your Way Out (C) and Emotional Detox Education (C). This episode sheds light on how hypnosis, mindfulness, and spiritual practice can empower individuals to take charge of their mental and physical well-being.
S1 Ep 1It’s in the Body – Psychedelics as Medicine
In the debut episode of A Whole Mind, Greg Klima welcomes Harry F. Pepper, Ph.D., a psychologist and founder of the Oberlin Ketamine Clinic and Infinite Leadership. Together, they explore the groundbreaking potential of psychedelics in medicine, with a particular focus on ketamine. Dr. Pepper offers his expertise on how psychedelics work in the body and presents a unique take on leadership as an alternative to traditional therapy. The episode also covers critical topics such as the federal rejection of MDMA therapy and the tragic case of Matthew Perry, highlighting the failures of the mental health system. Dr. Pepper advocates for living with passion, purpose, and meaningful connections as a pathway to belonging and healing. For more information on Dr. Pepper's work, contact 440-574-0385 or [email protected].