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Category: Education

Stefanie Sacks

Ever since she was a teenager, Stefanie Sacks has been on a mission - to help all of us develop healthy eating habits by providing the lowdown on what we put in our mouths. Her book, "What the Fork Are You Eating? An Action Plan for Your Pantry and Plate", exposes the truth about what's hidden in our food. It also provides an action plan with 50 time-tested recipes. You can't afford to miss what this Culinary Nutritionist, author, teacher and professional chef has to say.
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Event brings the issue of pill addiction to light

RECOVERY COACH, founder of Silverbell Coaching and former guest, Natasha Silver Bell, appeared on Fox 5 NY this week to discuss the prescription pill epidemic and the new documentary, “Out of Reach.” Silver…
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Zetta Elliott is out with a new book for the holidays

ZETTA ELLIOTT, our past guest has been working tirelessly to introduce characters of color through her numerous children’s books. Let the Faithful Come, released just in time for the holidays, focuses on the retelling of the traditional Christmas story. Last month, Zetta was featured…
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Lois Prislovsky

Lois Prislovsky, PhD, is an educational psychologist who prior to opening a private practice created and served as director of the special needs program at the University of Tennessee. It served student athletes with disabilities. Her areas of expertise include working with clients on the autistic spectrum, ADHD coaching, and anxiety management. Our conversation focuses on the special relationship she has with one of her clients, an autistic and mute 43-year-old woman. They're in business together.
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Zetta Elliott

Meet Zetta Elliott, PhD - educator and feminist writer. She's won several awards for her books for young readers. A tireless advocate for greater diversity and equity in publishing, Zetta says, "I write predominantly about black children because I grew up believing I was invisible in the real world, and it hurt just as much to discover that I was also invisible in the realm of the imaginary." This conversation is important and eye-opening.
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