The Chris Voss Show

Unlocking Emotional Healing: Discover the Power of Tapping Therapy with Amy Vincze

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About the Guest(s):

Amy Vincze has been a committed professional in the health and wellness sector for over 20 years. As a certified tapping coach for more than 16 years, Amy brings immense expertise to her work. She is the founder of Soar with Tapping, an organization dedicated to the transformative power of tapping. Amy believes deeply in the healing potential of tapping and is passionate about making its benefits accessible to people globally.

Episode Summary:

In this episode of The Chris Voss Show, Chris engages in an enlightening conversation with Amy Vincze, a seasoned professional in the health and wellness field, particularly known for her work with tapping. The discussion explores Amy’s journey into the world of tapping and the development of her app aimed at bringing the life-enhancing benefits of tapping to a broad audience. Tapping is expounded as an influential practice blending acupuncture principles, cognitive therapy, and somatic therapy to alleviate stress and anxiety.

Amy delves into the biological underpinnings of stress, explaining how the amygdala’s reaction releases cortisol and puts the body into a state of fight or flight. The healing mechanism of tapping helps in calming the stress center of the brain, aiding in faster cortisol reduction and improving overall health. From helping individuals with phobias to alleviating trauma-related stress, Amy shares compelling stories of transformation through tapping. Listeners are introduced to the multifaceted uses of tapping for corporate settings, personal development, and workshops centered on themes such as feminine rage.

Key Takeaways:

Understanding Tapping: Tapping is a powerful combination of acupuncture, cognitive therapy, and somatic therapy that works to alleviate stress and improve mental health.

Biological Impact: By tapping on acupressure points, the stress center of the brain is instructed to de-escalate, reducing cortisol and positively impacting heart rate, blood pressure, and immune response.

Versatile Applications: Tapping can address a range of issues from phobias and stress to deeper trauma and PTSD by allowing individuals to process emotions safely.

Innovative App: Amy’s app offers comprehensive guides, scripts, and instructions to help users practice tapping effectively at home.

Corporate and Personal Growth: Workshops and individual sessions are offered, extending the benefits of tapping into corporate environments and personal development arenas.

Notable Quotes:

“When you’re tapping on your body, over and over again you’re telling that stress center…to deescalate.”

“Phobias are generally really, really easy to dislodge and can be totally neutralized within one or two sessions.”

“You are no longer in that situation and that situation no longer exists.”

“It’s my mission to educate people.”

Navigating Elder Care: Julio Gonzalez’s Innovative App Solution: Parensure

Parensure.com

About the Guest(s):

Julio Gonzalez is the founder and CEO of Parensure, an elder care innovation platform designed to help seniors age safely at home while keeping loved ones informed and reassured. With firsthand experience in navigating the challenges of supporting an aging parent, Julio has crafted a solution to bridge the emotional and logistical gaps families face when balancing care. Julio’s work is driven by a deep understanding of caregiver anxiety and strives to maintain senior autonomy through thoughtful design and simplicity.

Episode Summary:

Join Chris Voss in the latest episode of The Chris Voss Show as he delves into the innovative world of elder care with Julio Gonzalez, founder and CEO of Parensure. In this engaging discussion, Julio explores how technology can proactively assist caregivers in monitoring and supporting aging parents to safely remain in their homes. He speaks passionately about developing a platform that balances senior independence with reassuring insights for caregivers to optimize senior care.

Throughout this insightful conversation, Chris and Julio discuss the “sandwich generation” and the “silver tsunami,” underlining the critical need for innovative solutions like Parensure. By utilizing modern technology like wearables and AI, the platform offers caregivers vital data on seniors’ well-being without being intrusive. They also talk about the challenges seniors face today with isolation and the burgeoning market for home modifications that accommodate aging loved ones. Julio envisions Parensure becoming a leading tool in supporting seniors and neurodiverse adults, ensuring happier and healthier lives.

Key Takeaways:

Julio Gonzalez introduced Parensure, an elder care platform aimed at reducing caregiver stress and enhancing senior independence.

The “sandwich generation” and “silver tsunami” are key trends driving the need for better senior care innovations.

Parensure utilizes technology like wearables and AI to provide caregivers with crucial data about seniors’ health and activity.

A significant challenge is creating non-intrusive ways to monitor seniors’ activity, ensuring privacy and comfort.

The app aims to extend its capabilities to support neurodiverse individuals, addressing a broad spectrum of care needs.

Notable Quotes:

“My mom’s 84 and lives alone in the house where I was born just 20 miles away from where I am today.”

“You know, it takes a village, right? So I’m creating that village in an app.”

“The loneliness epidemic, especially with seniors, is a thing.”

“For 25,000 individuals turning 65 every single day, this is something that is going to continue to be a problem.”

“90% of all seniors want to stay at home, and the best place for them to be is at home.”

Clean Energy Exploitations: Helping Citizens Understand the Environmental and Humanity Abuses That Support Clean Energy by Ronald Stein, Todd Royal

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https://www.amazon.com/Clean-Energy-Exploitations-Understand-Environmental/dp/1665704977

The global focus on reducing emissions must be ethical instead of supporting environmental degradation.

The book Clean Energy Exploitations – Helping citizens understand the environmental and humanity abuses that support ‘clean’ energy” is a Nominee for the 2022 Pulitzer Prize competition in the General Nonfiction category. Pulitzer Prize Winners and Finalists will be announced in April 2022.

They also emphasize the global nature of the problem, noting that the United States of America could cease to exist and we’d see environmental problems get worse. In this book, they answer questions such as:

Would the Green New Deal cut worldwide emissions?

What toll is energy racism and inequality taking on the world?

How effective are renewable forms of energy in meeting our needs?

Whose duty is it to reduce harmful pollution?

Green advocates often say they support sustainable and ethical coffee, sneakers, handbags, and diamonds-and they claim they won’t tolerate unsafe conditions. But when it comes to green energy and battery energy storage systems for electrical grids and electric vehicles, the authors say it is a different story.

Alignment: Move from Internal Chaos to Clarity by Jennifer Cochern

https://www.amazon.com/Alignment-Move-Internal-Chaos-Clarity/dp/1504381246

In Alignment, Jennifer Cochern shares stories from her own life and those of her clients using her alignment model. The model makes use of the everyday human system and pairs it with the foundational concepts of accountability, boundary setting, and communication for a life of clarity.

Sam’s Place: The Tale of a Small Town Cafe by Randy L. Quinn

https://www.amazon.com/Sams-Place-Tale-Small-Town/dp/B0DZC78VMM

Sam’s Place tells the story of a small-town restaurant and its owner, Sam Davenport. We are invited into the lives of the people who live in Elkader, people who occupy roles familiar to anyone who has lived in a small town. The story is about the restaurant, and how the people who frequent it care for each other over several decades, serving as a model for the best life possible in every American community.

About the Author

Randy L. Quinn currently lives in El Dorado, Kansas, a much larger town than the setting for his most recent book, Elkader, Iowa. After serving as the pastor of several small-town United Methodist churches, he and his wife Ronda chose to live in El Dorado largely because it had a small-town feel. Randy grew up in military towns along the coast, following his father’s assignments in the US Navy. He graduated from high school in Oak Harbor, Washington, and earned his first degree at the University of Washington in Seattle.

Having lived in several small towns, Quinn began to recognize common traits among them, almost as if the same people lived in each town but with different names. While he did not grow up in a small town, he learned to appreciate the values learned in these communities and the powerful pull they have to draw people back after they leave.

When he retired, Quinn began writing for his personal enjoyment. Aside from writing, he follows the lives of his four children, seven grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren while keeping an active role in his church and community.