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The Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) is an organization based in the United Kingdom that works to combat the distribution of online child sexual abuse material (CSAM) and other illegal content. Established in 1996, the IWF operates as an independent, self-regulatory body supported by the internet industry, law enforcement agencies, and the government.
The main objective of the IWF is to minimize the availability of CSAM on the internet and protect children from online exploitation. They achieve this by actively searching for and removing illegal content hosted on websites worldwide. When the IWF identifies explicit or abusive material, they work closely with internet service providers (ISPs) to have the content blocked or taken down.
The IWF also operates a hotline that allows members of the public to report suspected instances of CSAM found online. These reports are assessed by the IWF's analysts, who then take appropriate action to have the illegal content removed and ensure that the relevant authorities are notified.
Additionally, the IWF plays a vital role in providing support and guidance to internet industry partners, helping them establish policies and practices to prevent the distribution of illegal content on their platforms. They collaborate with law enforcement agencies both nationally and internationally, sharing information and intelligence to aid in investigations and prosecution of offenders.
Learn more about the foundation here.
Read the blog post I review in the episode here.
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TIME STAMPS:
Introduction of the episode. (0:00)
The Internet Watch Foundationâs report. (2:02)
What are the categories of indecent images? (3:44)
Explaining the definition of child sexual abuse. (6:08)
The results of the investigation. (10:44)
What objects were being used for penetration? (12:03)
A global crisis of our era. (14:06)
Is child sexual abuse on the rise? (18:02)
The rise of online abuse. (19:57)
What is online safety? (22:15)
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Jane, Hope and Maria, along with Brandy Black and Fiona Ward joined forces to create the non profit organization 5waves.org to help other families affected by SSA.
In this episode, we talked about:
The prevalence of child sexual abuse in the homeWhy this type of abuse is so often NOT discoveredAcknowledging those who have been harmedThe stigma of disclosing a childâs abuseThe importance of communicationHopeâs story of discovering the abuse between her childrenThe challenges of finding help and informationHow children determine whatâs inappropriate/unsafeThe importance of teaching body safety and specificsVigilance and conversations in the homeWhat are the next steps if abuse is discoveredThe emotional toll on all family membersThe need for therapy and treatment for children & parentsHow to get support as a parent when people judge youLearn more about 5 Waves and other organizations working together to fight this issue.
www.siblingsexualtrauma.comwww.5waves.orgwww.siblingstoo.comwww.ssarc.co.uk/Parents Coping With Sibling Sexual Abuse and Trauma https://www.facebook.com/groups/siblingtraumaPeer Support Group For Survivors of Childhood Sibling Sexual Abuse https://www.facebook.com/groups/646423866554980Social Media Links:
5WAVES IG: https://www.instagram.com/5wavesorg/
Maria IG: https://www.instagram.com/mariasocolofauthor/
Hope IG: https://www.instagram.com/hopesittler/
Jane IG:https://www.instagram.com/jane_complicatedcourage/
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âCONTENT WARNINGâ AND âTRIGGER WARNING.â
Erin Merryn joins me to talk about Erin's Law that mandates schools to provide body safety education for grades K-12 in the United States. 38 states have passed the law and in this episode we talk about why she became a champion for schools to teach this education and what the results have been since passing the law in those states. She shares her own personal story of survival, and leadership.
Time Stamps:
0:02 Intro
2:30 What Is Erin's Law
7:10 Erin's Story of Abuse
9:33 Erin's diary as an outlet for anger
14:13 When predators are getting away with abusing one child
16:45 Children's advocacy centers
23:20 What did his sister do?
30:14 Erin's Law in Ohio
33:26 What's the fear of Planned Parenthood
38:16 What can parents do to advocate for this law
41:18 The importance of writing a letter to your legislator
46:53 Principals' lunch buddies program
49:56 If the law is not passed, this is what needs to be talked about in schools
56:24 What parents can do to reduce the risk of sexual abuse
Links Mentioned:
Erin's Law Website
Erin Merryn's Website
Erin
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In this episode we cover:
The orgasm gap and what it is.What cliteracy is and why it's important to become cliterate.How the orgasm gap is affecting heterosexual relationships in the bedroomWhat survivors should know about reclaiming their sexuality through becoming cliterateHow media and mainstream pornography affect the orgasm gapHow our use of language impacts our perspective of pleasureI know you'll learn so much about how you have the power to enjoy your sexuality and reclaim it, little by little or at whatever pace works best for YOU!
ABOUT DR. LAURIE MINTZ:
Dr. Laurie Mintz is a feminist author, therapist, professor, and speaker whose lifeâs work has been committed to helping people live more authentic, meaningful, and joyful lives through the art and science of psychology.
As a tenured Professor at the University of Florida, she teaches the Psychology of Human Sexuality to hundreds of undergraduate students each year. She also teaches and mentors graduate students in both their clinical and research training, helping them to find their own niche as psychologists. Dr. Mintz has published over 50 research articles in academic journals and six chapters in academic books. She has received numerous professional and teaching awards. She is a Fellow of the American Psychological Association, indicating that her work has had a positive national influence on the field of psychology.
She is the author of two popular press booksâboth written with the aim of empowering women sexually:Becoming Cliterate: Why Orgasm Equality Matters and How to Get It (HarperOne, 2017) and A Tired Womanâs Guide to Passionate Sex: Reclaim Your Desire and Reignite Your Relationship (Adams Media, 2009).
With this same goal of providing scientifically-accurate, sex-positive information to enhance female pleasure, Dr. Mintz also writes a popular Psychology Today blog. She also gives presentations and workshops to professionals and lay audiences and is often quoted in national and international media.
For over 25 years, Dr. Mintz has also maintained a small private practice, working with both individuals and couples on general and sexual issues. One of her greatest honors is supporting her clients during difficult times, as well as helping them make positive changes and reach life goals.
You can connect with Dr. Laurie Mintz and her work at:
WEBSITE :
https://www.drlauriemintz.com/
INSTAGRAM:
https://www.instagram.com/drlauriemintz/
FACEBOOK:
https://www.facebook.com/DrLaurieMintz/
YOUTUBE:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/Laurie Mintz
TWITTER:
https://twitter.com/drlauriemintz?lang=en
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âCONTENT WARNINGâ AND âTRIGGER WARNING.â
This episode contains content that may be alarming to some listeners. Please check the show notes for more detailed descriptions and take care of yourself.
What would you do if you witnessed a family member being sexually abused?
Yamisel Pence found her calling when she had to answer that very question.
In this episode, Yami shares with us her journey as a police officer, ICAC, SVU detective, and then as an educator to parents.
Some cases have a positive outcome where the abused child can receive the support they need. It is never too late to report, just like in the Josh Duggar case. However negative outcome cases happen too often.
Why is that? Sometimes it has to do with how the parent responds to a childâs accusation. Yamiâs goal is to teach parents on how to respond, pick up on grooming signs, and what questions to ask so their child can feel safe.
About Yami Pence:
Yami Pence is a former Internet Crimes Against Children, Child Exploitation, and Special Victims Unit Detective from South Florida, who currently educates parents, schools, and churches on how to Keep Our Kids Safe from abuse on the internet and in real life.
Links Mentioned:
Staysafewithyami.com
consentwear.com
Instagram @YamiPence
TikTok StaySafewithYami
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Links for Pam Covarrubias:
https://www.spreadideasmovepeople.com/tapping
https://www.instagram.com/cobiux/
Links for Maria Elena Perez:
https://www.instagram.com/maria.elenaperez/
Pam Covarrubias
Pam is dynamically skilled as a Liberation Business Coach, EFT Practitioner, Podcaster, and Recovering Procrastinator. She primarily spends her time elevating first-generation business owners by helping them remove the shame around making money and connecting to their inner voice so they can create liberated business practices.
She dreams of co-creating a future where work supports everyone without glorifying productivity and by honoring our inner energy seasons. Pam's approach is a dance between practical success strategy and intuitive personal discovery that helps humans stay true to their unique story as we decolonize business practices.Pam's goal is to remove the damages Calladita Cultureâ˘ď¸ has instilled in first-generation humans in the United States. A topic she explores in her weekly podcast Cafe con Pam, staying quiet and submissive is not a stance she supports.
Pam guides her clients to honor their heritage while leveraging the resiliency they've built as they've navigated existing in two cultures.
Pam is grounded in the teachings of mother earth, her mother and grandmothers' wisdom, as well as technically trained in Clinical EFT. She holds a Life Coaching Certification, Crystal Healing Practitioner Certification. Pam is also rooted in practical knowledge from her BFA, certificate in Women in Entrepreneurship by Cornell University, and additional business trainings she's attended.She is honored to have been named one of the best Latinx Podcast to listen to by Oprah in 2020 and 2021. When Pam isn't guiding her clients to create liberated business models, you can find her drawing, getting lost in the woods with her partner David and dog Thor.
Maria Elena PĂŠrez:
Maria Elena PĂŠrez has 15 years of experience in social justice organizations, including ten years in executive leadership.
She is the founder of HealSana, LLC and an organizational consultant and trauma-informed healing practitioner with Strategies for Social Change.
Maria Elena worked at both local and national organizations including the National Latina Institute for Reproductive Justice, the National Institute for Reproductive Health, and Make the Road New York. During her career, sheâs been a bilingual spokesperson on social and reproductive justice issues, led during critical leadership transitions, and has played key roles in facilitating organizational development and change management processes internally.
Maria Elena is also a Certified Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) Practitioner and works 1:1 and in group programs with women of color to heal generational patterns, wounds, and traumas.
A Licensed Master Social Worker in the State of New York, Maria Elena holds an M.S.W. from the City University of New York, Hunter College, and a B.S. from New York University. She is a first-generation Latina born to Dominican and Puerto Rican parents.
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0:02 Welcome
0:37 Introduction of Dr. Rosenna Bakari.
3:45 Share your journey of getting where you are, and how you're able to help others.
4:23 Dr. Bakari sharing her story.
13:26 Unpacking survivorship of child sexual assault.
17:23 Finding community after experiencing trauma.
26:22 For anyone who's listening, can you share about ACE's and shed some light on what it is for listeners who may not know.
30:07 What do you say to those survivors who are afraid or feel like they're beyond that help?
36:31 Talking about Dr. Bakari's community and how people are engaging in it.
46:57 Is that a program that you do regularly, like your eight week program that you were talking about?
51:50 How can people connect with Dr. Bakari?
53:01 Wrap up.
53:49 Outro
Links Mentioned:
https://www.instagram.com/rosennabakari/?hl=en
https://linktr.ee/rosennabakari
https://rosennabakari.com
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Known as âAmericaâs Joy Magnetâ, Shari Alyse is an International Motivational Speaker, #1 Best Selling Author, and Joy Coach. Shari has built a community of over 150k+ followers and has reached over 10 million people.
Shariâs deep commitment to others is motivated by her own journey through childhood sexual abuse and other childhood traumas. At seven-years-old, Shari found herself having to use her voice on a witness stand to testify against the man who had abused her.
She now uses her voice to speak around the world on self-worth, mindset, overcoming obstacles, and how to live a joy-filled life.
In 2013, Shari co-founded one of the first online holistic wellness directories and communities. She has been featured on numerous media outlets including ABC, FOX, NBC, CBS radio, Huffington Post, Thrive Global, to name a few. She has gone on to Executive produce and host multiple online TV and radio shows, most recently, the talk show - Heart to Heart.
Over the last 15 years, Shari has reached thousands of people with her inspirational videos, speaking engagements, coaching and writings. Shariâs book, Love Yourself Happy, quickly became a #1 New Release and International Best Seller.â¨
Shari believes that in the radical acceptance and connection to ourselves, we truly can live a joy-filled life.0:02 Welcome
0:37 Intro of Shari Alyse
3:30 What does radical acceptance mean to you?
5:19 Shari shares the experience of finding radical self acceptance.
9:23 What have you done to support yourself through that memory/experience and maybe trigger?
12:54 Can you share what the impact was of speaking up about your SA experience?
15:34 Response
17:46 How did that lead to your journey of becoming a joy magnet and then writing your book?
26:44 AD Consent Wear
29:25 What helped inspire you to then write the book to really create this movement to help others recognize that they can also find joy?
32:23 Who is it meant for? What will they learn when they read it?
35:00 Is there anything that you'd like to share before we wrap up ?
38:44 How can people connect with you and how can they find you?
39:41 Outro
Links Mentioned:
https://sharialyse.com
https://www.facebook.com/sharingwithshari
https://www.instagram.com/sharialyse/
https://www.linkedin.com/insharialyse
https://www.youtube.com/user/sharig74
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Kim Guerra is a queer woman of color. A butterfly woman who has given herself wings. She is a writer, advocate, and entrepreneur. She is the creator of âBadass x Bonitaâ, a brand and movement that she considers to be a work of self-love and her love for her community. She wants each person to wear âBadass x Bonitaâ products as a statement and shield-- a living revolution. Guerra is the author of âMariposaâ and âMijaâ: collections of bilingual poems, affirmations, and revolutionary love letters. âBadass x Bonitaâ is for all humans who are giving themselves and their community wings through revolutionary love. Guerra is a TEDx Speaker and received the âAgent of Change'' award from Univisionâs Premios Juventud and has been recognized for her work in various publications including Oprah Magazine, Today, People, Huffington Post, Buzzfeed, Univision, Televisa, Remezcla, R29Somos, and FiercebyMitu. Kim Guerra continues to use her voice and platform to advocate for the immigrant, LGBTQ+, BIPOC, survivors, mujeres, and oppressed communities.
:02 Welcome!
:40 Introducing Kim Guerra.
3:07 Kim's story about how brown, badass bonita came to be.
7:52 What was it inside of you that you think helped you to stand tall and begin living your own life?
14:31 What would be your advice for people who are afraid to go against the norm, but want to speak up?
21:27 AD break- Consent Wear
22:13 What would it look like if I loved myself? What would that look like in terms of action?
26:31 What did I need to hear growing up? What are the messages that I wish I received as a child?
34:18 What is on the horizon for you this year? What can we expect from you? How can we support you? Where can we find you?
40:30 Wrap up
42:22 Outro
Links Mentioned:
https://brownbadassbonita.com
https://brownbadassbonita.com/collections
https://brownbadassbonita.com/collections/books
https://www.instagram.com/badassxbonita/
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Links Mentioned:
Love146: https://love146.org
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Links Mentioned in this episode:
https://www.instagram.com/milano_alyssa/
https://sorrynotsorrypod.com/
https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/647098/sorry-not-sorry-by-alyssa-milano/
https://survivingsextraffickingfilm.com/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJPSSL2lSjU
This Episode is Sponsored by CONSENTwearâ˘
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I've received many requests to talk about coping with the anxiety and fears and sometimes even paranoia around teaching our children about body safety boundaries and consent. Most of the parents that have reached out about this are parents who are survivors themselves. So this episode is dedicated to you- the survivor parent that is dedicated to this cycle-breaking work.
In this episode, I share the 5 key tools I used to help reduce my anxiety so I can do the needed research and work I do to teach abuse prevention and consent education, both to parents and my own children.
These tools have helped me heal, reclaim my power, my sexuality and stay focused on my commitment to my family and the community of parents who depend on this work.
Below are links to the resources I mention in the episode.
I hope it helps you find your path to calm, healing and empowerment!
If you find this episode helpful, please tag me and let me know what your biggest takeaway was and please share it with others!
With gratitude,
Rosalia~
LINKS MENTIONED:
Previous Podcast Episodes To Support This Episode:
Mindfulness Hypnosis for Healing + Resilience Building
How Our Anger Can Be Transformative Instead of Toxic
Dismantling Child Sexual Abuse Taboos Through Support
How Sleep Impacts Mental Wellness & Healing
How Devoting Ourselves To Ourselves Heals
The Healing Medicine Inside of Ourselves
Beyond Trauma and Into Resilience
Survivor To Thriver Via Intuition and Support
Additional Resources
Guided Breathwork
8 Breathing Exercises To Try When You Feel Anxious
Guided Meditation: Peaceful, Easy Feeling
Guided Meditation: Yoga Nidra for Healthy Boundaries
EFT Tapping
Tapping for Stress & Worry
Dance Movement Therapy
A Lesson in Therapeutic Dance Movement
My Flo App (Period Tracker)
How to Work With Your Period, Not Against It
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In this episode we talked about:
How they got started and why it was important to teach consent principles to their kidsWhat their 'freedoms' model is all aboutHow their parenting practices intersect with consent parenting and feminismHow parents can enjoy these practices and let go of the guilt of not always getting it rightAnd more!You'll enjoy this episode if you're a parent, and even if you're not, you'll see how the way you were raised may not have given you all the freedoms to fully express yourself and how you can change that now! It's never too late to heal those parenting wounds and liberate yourself now!
I'd love to hear your thoughts and questions and encourage you to leave a rating and review if you enjoyed the episode so others can find us!
ABOUT HANNAH + KELTY OF UPBRINGING:
Hannah & Kelty are twins, coaches and speakers behind the parenting movement Upbringing. Certified in Simplicity Parenting, Positive Discipline and trained in Foundations of the respectful parenting approach, RIE (pronounced "rye"), Upbringing empowers parents in over 100 countries to show up + grow up alongside their kids when it comes to daily discipline.
Hannah & Keltyâs top-ranked podcast, Q&A videos and research-informed Guides call parents in with humor and honesty, giving them permission to align their personal values with their parenting practices in the name of sanity + social change. Hannah & Kelty co-parent on an organic veggie farm outside Portland, OR that they share with their partners and kids, ages 5, 6, 8 and 8.
LINKS MENTIONED:
Website: http://www.Upbringing.co
Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/upbringing.co
Shop: http://www.Upbringing.co/shop
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In this episode, I speak with award-winning investigative journalist and writer, Daemon Fairless about his impactful CBC Podcast series Hunting Warhead. Warhead is the mastermind behind an online CSAM forum of millions of members. We also discuss his book âMad Blood Stirring: The Inner Lives of Violent Menâ, and his research around CSA.
TRIGGER WARNING that this episode contains content discussing child sexual abuse and pedophiles.
Episode Time Stamp:0:00 â Intro
0:38 â Introduction of guest
0:54 â Can you give a quick synopsis of what Hunting Warhead is?
3:04 â Synopsis of Hunting Warhead
6:24 â Daemonâs experience in the field of studying violent men and CSAM
8:24 â what do you think parents should know about this issue?
11:53- Daemonâs response
16:25 â Can you talk a bit about what you learned in terms of these communities and how they operate and why should parents know about this?
18:17 â Daemonâs response
22:02 â The importance of parents understanding the reality of these places on the dark web and how they operate.
23:21 â Child Rescue Coalition
24:46 â Daemonâs take on CSA/SAM Investigations
30:02- Could someone who is doing work to protect against SAM actually be influenced in the same way?
34:58- Can you share where people can find your book?
38:56 â Closing
Links Mentioned:
Daemonâs Book- https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B01JN52W0I/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1
Daemon's Website- https://www.daemonfairless.com
Hunting Warhead CBC 6-Part Podcast - https://www.cbc.ca/listen/cbc-podcasts/387-hunting-warhead
This episode was brought to you by CONSENTparentingâ˘
Learn more at consentparenting.com
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Episode 33- About Consent Podcast "Stopping & Helping Those Surviving Trafficking in 2022" with Sadhvi Siddhali Shree and Sadhvi Anubhuti Show Notes
0:00- Episode Intro
0:38- Introduction of guests
2:30- Stopping Traffic film
4:40- Bringing in support for Stopping Traffic
8:26- Caring for yourself/mental wellness while doing this work
11:12- Vision for the film/overview
14:25- Creating Stopping Traffic Non-profit
15:25- AD BREAK
16:13- Impact of trafficking and next film
21:00- Supporting survivors of trafficking
22:27- Plans for next film
26:00- How people can support Stopping Traffic
33:55- Closing
Links Mentioned:
https://stoppingtrafficfilm.com
https://stoppingtraffic.org
This episode was brought to you by CONSENTparentingâ˘
Learn more at consentparenting.com
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Episode 32- About Consent Podcast âComprehensive Consentâ with Sarah Casper Show Notes
Episode Notes:
0:00 - Intro
0:38 - Introduction of guest
4:05 - Importance of parents teaching and practicing consent
8:54 - Nuances of consent
13:39 - Helping parents feel more at ease teaching consent
19:37 - Teaching adults consent/setting boundaries
26:06 - AD
26:55 - Starting practicing consent early
29:06 - Consent and the media
36:23 - Learning to communicate
39:26 - Communicating consent in relationships
48:19 - Connecting with Comprehensive Consent
51:24 - Closing
Links Mentioned:
Sarahâs IG: @comprehensiveconsent
comprehensiveconsent.com
This episode was brought to you by CONSENTparentingâ˘
Learn more at consentparenting.com
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In this episode, this call to arms even, I invite you to get brave and talk about this global issue with the people in your child's life, and if you don't have kids, to talk to the adults in your life who DO have kids.
We discuss my 50/50 rule to help solve this problem as a parent.
And I share some sobering statistics so that you can share them with your communities. AND I also talk about why it's SO IMPORTANT that you prioritize your mental, physical, emotional and spiritual health, today more than ever- and how that relates to the safety of the children in your life.
I also share some exciting news about an organization I'm honored to be part of that is creating a movement that will help create the change and the impact that I talk about in this episode.
I invite you to tune in, get inspired, motivated, and determined to join forces with me so we can FINALLY end child sexual abuse.
It may sound like a big goal, but WE CAN DO THIS- if we do it TOGETHER!
Are you with me?
Below you can find the links to the articles and statistics that I reference in the episode.
I also invite you to reach out with any questions you might have if you'd like to do more.
Here's to a groundbreaking 2022!
Links Mentioned In Episode:
WeProtect Global Alliance https://www.weprotect.org/
NewsHub New Zealand https://www.newshub.co.nz
Epidemeologist Katelyn Jetelina report https://watermark.silverchair.com
Canadian Centre for Child Protection July Report https://protectchildren.ca
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In this episode, I interview Monique Chenier, my hypnotherapist, to talk about:
What hypnosis can be used forMy experience with hypnotherapyHow we can tap into the unconscious to help us process and heal traumas/wounds from our pastMethods that can be used in tandem with hypnotherapyHow we can use writing practice to reclaim our narrativeHow we can lovingly discipline our mind so we can create resilient outlets for challenging feelingsI hope you walk away feeling empowered by this interview, and I would love to hear your thoughts!
Links Mentioned:
Monique's Website: https://www.moniquechenierhypnosis.com/
The Mindful Hypnotist Facebook Page:
https://www.facebook.com/TheMindfulHypnotist
Gathering of Moons Facebook Page:
https://www.facebook.com/agatheringofmoons
The Mindful Hypnotist Instagram Account:
https://www.instagram.com/moniquechenierhypnosis/
This Episode is Brought to You By:
CONSENTparentingâ˘
Learn more at https://www.consentparenting.com/
About Monique Chenier:
Monique Chenier is a registered consulting hypnotist, a certified yoga teacher, published poet and writer.
She helps her clients take control of their lives through transformational approaches such as hypnosis, lifestyle coaching, mindfulness meditation, guided relaxation, energy healing techniques and Buddhist psychology. Her work aims to bring people back to that open space within themselves so that they can meet lifeâs challenges in the healthiest, most fulfilling way.
Monique is currently a registered Consulting Hypnotist with the National Guild of Hypnotists which is the oldest and largest hypnosis organization of its kind.
She finished her initial hypnosis certification in 2012. She has advanced training in age regression, imprints removal, pediatric hypnosis, and smoke cessation.
Monique received her Certification in Clinical Hypnotism, and completed her training in HypnoBirthingÂŽ The Mongan Method in 2015. She's also an official THINNER BAND HYPNOSISÂŽ practitioner.
Monique has hypnosis training in Coping with Cancer and Care for the Caregivers through the NGH, and Pain Management through the American School of Clinical Hypnotism.
In 2021, she completed her Certification in Complementary Medical Hypnotism with Dr, Scot Giles through the NGH.
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