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The Loop with Lucy

Author: Lucy Dahill

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We are back in style, new conversations to keep you in the loop of what’s important in life. Grass roots important. We talk health and wellbeing in a really practical way. Added to that we have 10 years worth of conversations with experts to tune into as well. All curated into some excellent playlists for you. Get in touch!
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Rebekah Ranking helps us explore how safe we feel to be inconvenient and look at ways to do this in a safe way.Some of the many take-aways for me have been... recognising that anxiety is not always bad, learning to be intentional online can make a difference, and there are ways to be inconvenient and build loving connections.
My guest today is Carmin Hall who works as an Optometrist in Northern NSW and opens our eyes to the potent part our sight plays in our communication. Our body is incredible - never is it not communicatingTopics covered in this podcast include...Seeing what we want to see / anticipate seeingTraumatic brain injury and sightDid you know how stressed you are affects the way you see things?OCT and dementia - the early stage detection of the thinning of the nerve.Myopathy - Screens and our children’s eyesightEye health - top tips
This short follows on from the webinar about the Struggle with the Juggle and the timing of what we struggle with in the juggle. What if everything has a timing… a cycle. Could the tension we feel be where we extend something beyond or ahead of its allocated cycle?
Hello listeners,We are back with a new sound and some spunk and flare to go with it! Loads of interviews on the way with topics that have a common theme of connection… yep that ol’ chestnut.I also talk about some up and coming webinars - First one is in a few weeks! It is called the Struggle with the Juggle. Come along!
Meet Alan - he has had throat cancer, which not only changed the way he communicated but changed his relationship with the sound that came out of his mouth. No longer were words just words, they had resonance and meaning.
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