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Our photographers bring a unique perspective to micro sessions, with a strong focus on effective strategies for success. With a background in professional baseball, Ryan Howard, "the Big Piece" has transitioned seamlessly to capturing memorable moments behind the lens. Known for his record-breaking achievements on the field, he now excels in creating impactful visual narratives. Alongside American DJ, record producer, and actor DJ Jazzy Jeff, they both champion the progress of Temple Health. #Photography #TempleHealth #ProfessionalAchievements
My Life Our Life Story - WHY
"My Life, Our Life Story's with Laura" explores the concept of artistically expressing the truth about one's life through the use of photographs, narratives, and medical history. Being human is one of the finest things in life; therefore, be knowledgeable of your medical history.
Our Mission
The concept behind My Life Our Life Story is to facilitate the development of a clear and concise approach to acquiring personal medical history via photographs, anecdotes, and direct medical data, beginning with one's blood type. This company's sole purpose is to assist you in the process without disclosing your findings; rather, it hopes that you acquire a surge of vitality that will transform your life into one that leads to subsequent expectations of improved health.
Dr. Paul Hopkins, N.D. - Doctor of Naturopathy
Dr. Paul began his health care career and experience when he was recruited directly out of high school at age 14 for an advanced program called B.E.E.P. (Business Experience Education Program) at Smith Kline Beckman Pharmaceuticals Corporation were he worked after school till graduation and during the time he was in college. Paul was awarded the Honorary Bausch & Lomb Science Scholarship award for Science . Paul worked at SmithKline Beckman Pharmaceuticals for 9 years in the areas of Records Management, Medical Affairs, Regulatory Affairs, and R&D (Research and Development). His primary product assignment was “Tagamet”. After 20 plus year of service in Pharmaceuticals and Corporate America Business Paul started working in the non-profit sectors of Health and Community Development and for 8 years worked with, “Center in The Park”, an accredited older adult Senior Center located in the Historic Germantown section of Philadelphia.
He was a Program Coordinator for (CDSMP) Chronic Disease Self-Management Programs and became the Health instructor in recruiting and educating seniors in health and wellness for numerous programs. He was a facilitator for "Fulani" an African American Mens Health Program. a nationally recognized SHARE AWARD program. He also taught the Stanford University based program curriculum in (CDSMP) at Center in The Park. In addition, Paul received a Master Trainers Certification in (CDSMP) from Stanford University in Palo Alto, CA. Dr. Paul also was published in the Gerontologist Magazine. Dec. 2008. “Chronic Disease Self-Management Case Study.” Program titled: “Harvest Health” a Stanford University curriculum in collaboration with Albert Einstein Network, and Center in the Park.
Dr. Paul's spiritual quest for higher knowledge Spirit, Mind, & Body lead to him received his Holistic Health Consultant Certification as a Doctor of Naturopathy from the International Board of African Thinkers, Ghanian Traditional Healers, under the World renowned Llaila O. Afrika School of Naturopathy and African Sciences.
On July 26, 2010, Dr. Paul became Secretary-General for Global 2000/2010 NGO, a registered member of the World Association of Non-Governmental Organizations. He became a member agent of the United Nations Deptartment of Public Information, an a registered member consultant of the United Nations of NGOs. (ECOSOC) Economic and Social Council. Dr. Paul as of January 28, 2012 established his own Global Millennium International NGO, www.Globalmillennium.org.
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Welcome To Keep Time In Place Club
2025 - KTIP CLUB
Welcome to the KTIP Club, where we collaborate to create your blueprint for self-discovery. Through photos, storytelling, and medical history, we share our values and help you uncover yours.
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2024 DATA COLLECTION
Do you know your blood type? It's essential information, and we're on this journey with over 100 people who have completed our survey.
In Part Two, scheduled for release in February 2025, we will delve into the fascinating connection between blood type and fitness preferences, taking the conversation beyond identification.
Now, consider th
Do you know your blood type? It's essential information, and we're on this journey with over 100 people who have completed our survey.
In Part Two, scheduled for release in February 2025, we will delve into the fascinating connection between blood type and fitness preferences, taking the conversation beyond identification.
Now, consider this: what if your essential health services, like blood tests, could be more accessible and personalized? Imagine if this vital information could be seamlessly integrated into your medical records or even added to your birth certificate or driver's license with a simple 'yes.' Your thoughts and ideas are crucial in shaping the future of health services and the accessibility of personal information! We have a choice!
Do you know your blood type? What stresses you? Do you practice work-life balance?
RECOMMEND BOOKS FOR 2025
" BRAIN, MIND, AND BODY IN THE HEALING OF TRAUMA description "
In "The Body Keeps the Score" (2015) by Van Der Kolk, the author presents a powerful narrative that follows a group of therapists and scientists, along with their brave and memorable patients, as they work to incorporate the latest advancements in brain science, attachment rese
" BRAIN, MIND, AND BODY IN THE HEALING OF TRAUMA description "
In "The Body Keeps the Score" (2015) by Van Der Kolk, the author presents a powerful narrative that follows a group of therapists and scientists, along with their brave and memorable patients, as they work to incorporate the latest advancements in brain science, attachment research, and body awareness into treatments for trauma survivors. These innovative approaches activate the brain's natural neuroplasticity, creating new pathways to recovery that help individuals restore their ability to "know what you know and feel what you feel" by rewiring disrupted functions. Additionally, these methods provide experiences that counteract the feelings of helplessness and invisibility that often accompany trauma, empowering both adults and children to regain control over their bodies and lives.
Bessel van der Kolk MD & Licia Sky, BFA
This workshop will demonstrate the impact of trauma on the developing brain and mind, as well as its impact on self-awareness and self-regulation. We will examine the distinction between traumatic stress and disrupted attachment. In this context, we will specifically investigate the function of rhythmicity and interpersonal attunement in
This workshop will demonstrate the impact of trauma on the developing brain and mind, as well as its impact on self-awareness and self-regulation. We will examine the distinction between traumatic stress and disrupted attachment. In this context, we will specifically investigate the function of rhythmicity and interpersonal attunement in the establishment and restoration of a sense of self and community.
Awareness of one's own physical processes is a critical component of trauma recovery, as "the body keeps the score." Consequently, we will engage in an experiential examination of the contents of our latest publication, "Come to your Senses," which emphasises the importance of connecting with one's physical self-experience. As therapists, it is crucial to be cognisant of our own sensory systems in order to better understand the requirements of the individuals with whom we collaborate. Therefore, this workshop will introduce a diverse array of methods to improve embodied self-awareness.therapists and scientists, along with their brave and memorable patients, as they work to incorporate the latest advancements in brain science, attachment research, and body awareness into treatments for trauma survivors. These innovative approaches activate the brain's natural neuroplasticity, creating new pathways to recovery that help individuals restore their ability to "know what you know and feel what you feel" by rewiring disrupted functions. Additionally, these methods provide experiences that counteract the feelings of helplessness and invisibility that often accompany trauma, empowering both adults and children to regain control over their bodies and lives.
Why do you need to know your blood type?
How Do Race and Ethnicity Affect Blood
Blood types fall into four major groups:
A, B, AB, and O. Some patients require an even closer match than the main blood types. If a patient receives a transfusion that is not a close match, they may form antibodies. Individuals who receive frequent blood transfusions, such as patients with sickle cel
How Do Race and Ethnicity Affect Blood
Blood types fall into four major groups:
A, B, AB, and O. Some patients require an even closer match than the main blood types. If a patient receives a transfusion that is not a close match, they may form antibodies. Individuals who receive frequent blood transfusions, such as patients with sickle cell disease, need to receive the most compatible match possible.
Antigens are a substance on red blood cells that help determine blood type.
There are more than 600 known antigens, and some are unique to specific racial and ethnic groups.
One in 3 African American blood donors is a match for a patient with sickle cell disease.
Learn more about rare blood types, and the importance of a diverse blood supply. (https://www.redcrossblood.org/donate-blood/blood-types/diversity.html)
Sickle Cell Disease vs. Sickle Cell Trait
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People with one sickle gene and one normal gene have sickle cell trait.
Sickle cell trait is inherited, and many individuals are not aware that they carry this trait.
Sickle cell trait is not sickle cell disease, and in most cases, individuals with sickle cell trait do not experience any symptoms of the disease.
Approximately 1 in 13 babies who are Black or African American are born with sickle cell trait.
It is essential to know your trait status. For a limited time, all donors who self-identify as multiracial and Black or African American will be screened for hemoglobin S, a key indicator of sickle cell trait.
Schedule your appointment today. (https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html)
About Sickle Cell Disease
Sickle cell disease is the most common genetic blood disease in the U.S., most commonly affecting individuals of African descent.
The disease causes red blood cells to be hard and crescent-shaped instead of soft and round, making it difficult for blood to flow smoothly and carry oxygen throughout the body.
Blood transfusions help relieve pain during a crisis and can prevent other complications by increasing the number of healthy red blood cells in the body.
Learn about the history of sickle cell disease. (https://www.redcrossblood.org/donate-blood/blood-types/diversity/african-american-blood-donors.html)
27th Annual Gift Of Life
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Life Donor Program (Gift Of Life)—
Register to contribute to the transformative and life-saving potential of organ and tissue donation.
On April 28th, Gift of Life will host its 27th anniversary donor dash. Select an
Event. Compete in a race in April. Annual 27th Donor Dash.
In excess of 58K organ transplants.