The Teaching Journeys Podcast

In episode seven of the Teaching Journeys Podcast, Dave talks with Michael Overlie, about his work as a a canine-partnered men's coach, and the therapeutic benefit of dogs as it relates to helping men transcend challenge.Michael Overlie is a Tenchi Flow Healer, Canine-Partnered Men’s Coach, Author, Podcaster and lifelong dog fanatic. He has had a gift of connecting with animals since he was a small child. Dogs have been with him most of his life, giving him gifts and teaching him lessons. His greatest breakthrough was after the death of his brother. While grieving this loss, he was fully awakened to his own potential and the gifts our animals bring to our lives.Now he helps other men awaken to the gifts available to them from their dogs. He has dedicated himself to assisting men and their dogs discover their path to living a life of love, purpose, and being extraordinary.To find out more about Michael and his work, please go hereThe Teaching Journeys Podcast is available on Apple, Spotify and other podcast platforms.

In this episode of The Teaching Journeys podcast, Dave has a conversation with one of his former students, Kali enlightens our listeners on how to effectively address mental health challenges with Gen Z and millennial individuals. She also talks about her work with neurofeedback therapy and how it can help improve mental health outcomes.Kali Regan is a Utica University, formerly Utica College alumni with her Bachelors in Psychology, living in Raleigh, North Carolina. Her passion for mental health advocacy along with neuroscience drove her to a career in alternative medicine, specifically neurofeedback therapy. As the executive director of MyBrain DR, Kali empowers others in recovery to think beyond the traditional expectations of mental health care. She is nothing without her other half, rescue pup London, and her love for spending time traveling to visit family and friends all over.Kali can be reached through the My Brain Dr website.The Teaching Journeys podcast is available on Apple, Spotify and other podcast platforms as well.

In episode 5 of The Teaching Journeys Podcast, Dave interviews Billie Groom about her three decades of work in the field of Canine Cognitive Behavioral Therapy(CBT), the rewards , the challenges , but more so the benefits for both dogs and their humans. She also discusses the event in her life that provides our listeners with further context to her decision to embrace her true calling .Billie Groom has studied and researched canine behavior for three decades, resulting in the development of the only evidence-based methodology adhering to the principles of Canine Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). She is the expert on Canine CBT. Billie has been a featured keynote speaker on numerous occasions , and has been featured in Psychology Today Magazine and Roku TV. She is an Advisory Board Member at Canine Innovations Inc. (University of Texas at Dallas) Billie was also given an award in 2001 by the Toronto Humane Society for her Dedication to Animal Welfare.To find out more about Billie, you can go to upwarddogologyYou can also connect with Billie on LinkedinThe Teaching Journeys Podcast is available on Apple, Spotify and other podcast platforms.

In Episode 4 of The Teaching Journeys podcast, Dave's guest is his brother from another mother, Kris Munsch, who lives in Hays ,Kansas.Kris is a father and father figure to many, a builder, a teacher, a husband ,businessman,and someone who is passionate about repurposing old houses. Kris discusses in an honest, unfiltered manner who he was prior to the tragedy of his son Blake's death at the age of 16 , on December 23, 2005 , who he is now, and what we can learn from his experiences.Kris and Dave also share a message about and to our young adults who have graced us with their presence in our lives.As an aside, Kris was speaking with me from his barn, so some of the noises you may hear are from some of his animal friends weighing in with their perspectives.Kris loves to connect with individuals from all walks of life. He notes that he can best be reached through his Facebook page.

In this episode of the Teaching Journeys podcast, Dave discusses his reflections about grief after 20 years of living without the physical presence of his daughter Jeannine. To contact Dave directly:Email: [email protected]: bootsyandangel.com psychologyprofessorandminister.comBook and Purchasing Information: When The Psychology Professor Met The MinisterYou can also contact Dave directly for a signed copy

In the second episode of The Teaching Journeys Podcast, Dave discusses the teachings he discovered from the writings of the late, great drummer of Rush, Neil Peart and how they inspired him following the transition of his daughter Jeannine. Dave believes that Neil Peart's teachings can inspire anyone from any generation, who are experiencing life altering challenges.To contact Dave:e-mail: [email protected]: www.bootsyandangel.comTo Purchase Dave and Patty's book : When The Psychology Professor Met The Minister

In the first episode of The Teaching Journeys Podcast, Dave Roberts is joined by his dear friend and mentor, Reverend Patty Furino. They first discuss her role in empowering Dave to find peace seven years after his 18-year-old daughter Jeannine's transition on March 1, 2003, and the marathon conversations that followed.Dave and Pat also address(among other things) the importance of continued bonds in empowering others to transform the relationships with their transitioned loved ones, honoring the past as your teacher, and Dave's long-term vision for The Teaching Journeys podcast._____________________________________________________________________To find out more about Dave, you can go to his website or you can connect with him via email at [email protected] find out more about Patty, you can go hereFor information about Dave and Patty's book and to purchase, you can go here