Feb 19, 2023 | Uncategorized
Part 4 Taking Your Own Psychological Vital Signs Part 2 Episode 99
When you go to a doctor’s visit, the first thing that happens (that is after you get past the waiting room) is a nurse or medical assistant takes your vital signs. That would include weight, temperature, pulse, blood pressure, respiratory rate, pulse oximeter, EKG and probably some routine blood work.
These seemingly simple and innocuous numbers and data can sometimes be the first clues to an impending catastrophe.
So as Angel and Dr. E continue their series on searching for your inner you; today they teach how to take your own psychological vital signs to help identify trends and patterns ingrained in your personality that may signal a red flag and starting point for change.
CROC gratitude shout outs
Angel Santana – https://www.spreaker.com/show/have-faith-let-it-begin-introduction
Rod Freeman – https://www.SmallBizUp.com
Charlotte Larsen – http://www.charlottelarsen.net/
Michael Benzaia – https://www.michaeljohnbenzaia.com/
http://www.crocvip.com/
https://twitter.com/CrocVip
https://www.facebook.com/CROCVIP
Feb 19, 2023 | Survivor Psychology
Part 4 Taking Your Own Psychological Vital Signs Part 2 Episode 99
When you go to a doctor’s visit, the first thing that happens (that is after you get past the waiting room) is a nurse or medical assistant takes your vital signs. That would include weight, temperature, pulse, blood pressure, respiratory rate, pulse oximeter, EKG and probably some routine blood work.
These seemingly simple and innocuous numbers and data can sometimes be the first clues to an impending catastrophe.
So as Angel and Dr. E continue their series on searching for your inner you; today they teach how to take your own psychological vital signs to help identify trends and patterns ingrained in your personality that may signal a red flag and starting point for change.
Click here to earn CME Credit for THIS EPISODE from cmefy.
Feb 12, 2023 | Uncategorized
Part 4 Taking Your Own Psychological Vital Signs Part 1
When you go to a doctor’s visit, the first thing that happens (that is after you get past the waiting room) is a nurse or medical assistant takes your vital signs. That would include weight, temperature, pulse, blood pressure, respiratory rate, pulse oximeter, EKG and probably some routine blood work.
These seemingly simple and innocuous numbers and data can sometimes be the first clues to an impending catastrophe.
So as Angel and Dr. E continue their series on searching for your inner you; today they teach how to take your own psychological vital signs to help identify trends and patterns ingrained in your personality that may signal a red flag and starting point for change.
CROC gratitude shout outs
Angel Santana – https://www.spreaker.com/show/have-faith-let-it-begin-introduction
Rod Freeman – https://www.SmallBizUp.com
Charlotte Larsen – http://www.charlottelarsen.net/
Michael Benzaia – https://www.michaeljohnbenzaia.com/
http://www.crocvip.com/
https://twitter.com/CrocVip
https://www.facebook.com/CROCVIP
Feb 12, 2023 | Survivor Psychology
Part 4 Taking Your Own Psychological Vital Signs Part 1
When you go to a doctor’s visit, the first thing that happens (that is after you get past the waiting room) is a nurse or medical assistant takes your vital signs. That would include weight, temperature, pulse, blood pressure, respiratory rate, pulse oximeter, EKG and probably some routine blood work.
These seemingly simple and innocuous numbers and data can sometimes be the first clues to an impending catastrophe.
So as Angel and Dr. E continue their series on searching for your inner you; today they teach how to take your own psychological vital signs to help identify trends and patterns ingrained in your personality that may signal a red flag and starting point for change.
Click here to earn CME Credit for THIS EPISODE from cmefy.
Feb 5, 2023 | Reclaiming normal
In Search of the Person You Want To Be
Part 3 Identifying the Dark Side of Your Moon
There is no denying the fact that we are evolutionary creatures whose need to eat, sleep, achieve shelter and security, and win at all costs to stay alive and pass on our genes dates back to the Stone Age; and for better or for worse, this need to win remains instinctual and unyielding. This dark side to all of us sadly remains! The good news is we can choose light over darkness! Let Angel and Dr E tell you how.
Click here to earn CME Credit for THIS EPISODE from cmefy.
