Hosted by National Organization for Human Services · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 77 episodes
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National Organization for Human Services hosts NOHS Roundtable Discussions, a business show with 77 episodes published.
In this final episode of The Game Plan for Growth, host Cally McSweeney sits down with Coach Annie Lahey, the architect behind Assumption University’s remarkable turnaround field hockey program. Over her 13-season tenure
In this chilling conclusion to Mind of a Killer, host Anneliese Chase examines Richard Trenton Chase—the “Vampire of Sacramento”—who murdered six people in 1977–78, drinking their blood and mutilating their bodies. We tr
In this third installment of Turf Talk, Roderick Boyd reflects on a season unlike any other—one defined by a serious labrum injury that benched him for his senior year and forced him to rediscover who he was off the fiel
In this final chapter of Missing Out, Tori Richardson introduces NOMO—No More Missing Out—a personal framework for finding balance between engagement and simplicity. Rather than dwelling on fear or even joy in what you s
In Episode 2 of The Game Plan for Growth, host Cally McSweeney sits down with powerhouse defenseman and captain Jillian McSorley to unpack the life-changing power of an unapologetic attitude. Jill shares her journey from
In this chilling second episode of Mind of a Killer, host Anneliese Chase unravels the story of Aileen Wuornos—dubbed “America’s first female serial killer”—and asks how a deeply abused child became a cold-blooded murder
In this second episode of Turf Talk, senior cornerback Roderick “Deuce” Boyd opens up about the challenge of juggling football, academics, and personal relationships. Deuce takes us through his transition from high schoo
In this episode of Missing Out, Tori Richardson tackles the flip side of FOMO and dives into JOMO—the Joy of Missing Out. Inspired by comedian Nate Bargatse’s “Hello World!” special, Tori and her guest, Professor Christo
In this inaugural episode of The Game Plan for Growth, Cally McSweeney welcomes All-American Paige Gillette to explore the mindset that turns everyday challenges into championship-level performance. Paige explains how sh
In this chilling debut of Mind of a Killer, host Anneliese Chase unpacks the case of Charles Cullen—the so-called “Angel of Death” who confessed to murdering at least 29 patients (and is suspected of hundreds more) durin
In this premiere episode of Missing Out, host Tori Richardson dives into the all-too-familiar pangs of FOMO (Fear of Missing Out). Tori breaks down how social platforms amplify envy and anxiety on our “control board,” th
In this debut episode of Turf Talk, host Roderick “Deuce” Boyd takes you behind the scenes of his junior season as a college cornerback—highlight plays, his first interception, and then the moment a forceful hit on a kic
Healing Connections: Supporting Youth In Crisis with Emma Nelson, Sarah Nelson, & Brianna McKenzie At the roundtable we have a conversation with Sarah, Emma, and Bri from CommUnity Crisis Services, a nonprofit organizati
In this conversation, Alex Kaplan, the founder and executive director of Substance, shares his personal journey through addiction and recovery, and how it inspired him to create a platform that uses short films as tools
Heath Hightower, an assistant professor of social work, joins us at the roundtable to discuss suicide prevention and the need for a shift in how we approach suicidality. He emphasizes the importance of creating spaces fo
In this conversation, Dr. Braxton Morrison discusses his work in crisis intervention, particularly in the context of emergency services. He shares his personal journey and experiences with mental health challenges and ho
Join us as we explore the complexities of educating and advocating for children with autism with our guest, Lawrence Nentwig. With a background in neuroscience and psychology, and experience as an autism consultant, Lawr
In the final episode of "In Focus," host Alicia delves into the multifaceted challenges associated with ADHD. This episode unpacks common symptoms, self-sabotage behaviors, and the stigma surrounding ADHD. Alicia explore
In the third and final episode of "Beyond the Label," host Molly delves into the personal stories of individuals living with chronic illnesses, diseases, and disabilities. Drawing from film, poetry, and media, Molly exam
In the final episode of "I Wish I Knew," host Rachel is joined by her cousin Sabrina for a powerful discussion on the roles and unfair challenges women face in a "man's world." Together, they explore the evolving expecta
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