Talk About “Recovering From Phobias and Fear Associations” on “Healing Talk” radio show.

Diana Hoffman, host of Healing Talk radio show on KSTAR 1400 AM

This week’s Talk Radio Topic is “Recovering From Phobias and Fear Associations.” on Planetary Streams Talk Radio

Salem, UT – December 29, 2010 – Planetary Streams Talk Radio Network today announced that Diana Hoffman, Clinical Hypnotherapist, Trauma Recovery Specialist, and host of “Healing Talk” radio show, will be discussing “Recovering From Phobias and Fear Associations.” Healing Talk broadcasts locally every Wednesday on Utah’s KSTAR 1400 AM and globally throughout the following week, starting on Saturday at 11 a.m. Mountain Time on Planetary Streams Talk Radio Network, and Web Campus World Wide Talk Radio.

According to Diana Hoffman, LPC, Trauma Recovery Specialist, Clinical Hypnotherapist, Mind/Body Healing Coach, and owner of Salem Counseling Center, phobias are created by rapid association mechanisms in the brainstem. All sensory input comes into the brain through the brainstem, and the brainstem acts as a huge filtering system, stopping all of the mundane input and forwarding only that sensory information that is unique, changing, or is tied to strong emotional associations in the past. This keeps the conscious mind uncluttered and allows it to focus on what is more important.
In contrast, sensory input that is similar to something in the past that has caused a strong emotion is immediately forwarded. Such sensory input often creates an instantaneous physiological response in the brainstem itself. Such a response happens with reflex speed, before the conscious mind has a chance to react.
The most intense brainstem responses occur when a strong fear association is triggered. Fear emotions tend to be interpreted by the brainstem as essential to survival. Thus the unconscious reflex response is very intense, very physical and very rapid. Because this response happens at such a deep and primitive brain level, and happens before a sensation is consciously noticed, fear responses feel innate and unchangeable to an individual, even if they are irrational. Often fears are so strong that an individual with a phobia is afraid of even attempting therapy. Thus, the most difficult part of phobia recovery is just convincing an individual that recovery is actually possible.

Brainstem-based release techniques such as EFT, TFT, and EMDR are remarkably effective at releasing phobia associations. With phobias caused by single-event trauma, this release is so impressive that it is often chosen for stage demonstrations in lectures and presentations, with such dramatic effect that lifetime severe phobias can frequently be resolved in one or two sessions. Activating the brainstem by getting it “busy” with sensory input, bilateral stimulation and association trigger words opens up access to the trauma associations and allows them to be “reprogrammed” with speed and permanence.

False fear associations can also be reprogrammed. For example, a common abuse association is “a man abused me as a child so I must be afraid my husband, doctor, etc. because he is a man.” Often a simple sequence of brain-stem based therapy can change this association into “abusive men are dangerous, but my husband/doctor is safe.” This change can be effected long before the work of resolving all of the abuse trauma is completed. It is not a cognitive therapy process of changing beliefs; cognitive therapy approaches are much slower. This is a brain-stem-based process of changing the synaptic connections between neurons, and it is very physical, involving tapping, eye movement, and even breathing exercises. The effect produced by these approaches can create tremendous relief for those burdened by phobias and fear associations.

About “Healing Talk” Radio Show: The “Healing Talk” Radio Show explores the best of current research and resources for healing mind, body and relationships, and for building a bridge between the conscious and subconscious mind. Hosted by Diana Hoffman, LPC, Trauma Recovery Specialist, Clinical Hypnotherapist and owner of Salem Counseling Center in Salem,Utah. Listen LIVE every Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. on KSTAR 1400 AM. Listen to internet replay every Saturday at 11 a.m. Mountain Time with the previous week’s show repeating daily at 11 am on http://www.planetarystreams.com and http://www.wcww.com. Contact: healingtalkradio@gmail.com. or visit the website, http://www.dianahoffman.com or the radio blog, http://healingtalkradio.wordpress.com

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Representative Sheryl Allen and Holiday Skin Care Tips Back by Popular Demand on the “What Gets Under Your Skin?” Talk Radio Show

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Christine interviews Sheryl Allen

Salt Lake City, UT – December 22, 2010 – Christine Heathman, LMT, ME, Industry Innovator, Educator, and CEO and Founder of GlyMed Plus®, today announced that Utah State Representative Sheryl Allen, will join her on the “What Gets Under Your Skin?” talk radio show this week. The show which covers topics from skin care to consumer issues, broadcasts Live at Noon Mountain Time on Utah radio station KSTAR 1400 AM and replays daily at Noon on select Internet syndication sites available at http://www.christineheathman.com.

Christine Heathman is pleased to interview former lieutenant gubernatorial candidate, Sheryl Allen. Christine will talk with Sheryl Allen about her past successes and the future goals she has for the state of Utah. Listeners will also hear the latest seasonal tips that help your skin recover from the harsh winter weather and stress that accompanies this busy time of year.

“A treatment that incorporates antioxidants and anti-inflammatory ingredients to revitalize skin and reduce puffiness around the eyes is a great way to recover after festive holiday parties,” said Christine Heathman. “To look your best, visit the GlyMed Plus website to find the right professional to take good care of your skin this holiday season.”

To receive a GlyMed Plus holiday facial treatment, visit http://www.glymedplus.com to find an exclusive GlyMed Plus spa in your area.

Christine Heathman’s mission is to share the true science behind what ages your skin and provide solutions to listeners by putting them in control of their own skin age management with the help of skin care professionals. Christine’s talk radio show, “What Gets Under Your Skin?” broadcasts Live at Noon Mountain Time on Utah radio station KSTAR 1400 AM and replays daily at Noon and 1 p.m. on select Internet syndication sites available by clicking the radio tab at http://www.christineheathman.com.

About Sheryl Allen:
State Representative Sheryl Allen has served the residents of Davis County, District 19, in the Utah Legislature since 1994. In 2008, she was re-elected to her eighth term garnering over 80% of the vote. Throughout her time in the Utah Legislature, Representative Allen has been a champion of children and Utah’s educational system. She has been an outspoken advocate for stronger ethics reform and transparency in government, and she has been a tireless leader in economic development and international trade. Sheryl is married to John Allen, who is the chief statistician for the Utah Jazz. They have four children and 7 grandchildren and live in Bountiful, Utah.

About Christine Heathman:
Christine Heathman is the skin age management expert who has helped shaped American Skin Care to what it is known as today. Christine hosts “What Gets Under Your Skin?” Syndicated talk radio show and has appeared as a guest expert on The Doctors, at the 2010 Emmy Awards Luxury Celebrity Lounge and on The Balancing Act on the Lifetime TV Channel. Christine Heathman is the innovator behind GlyMed Plus Advanced Aesthetics and its skin care products, which are used in spas & medical clinics all over the world. GlyMed Plus professional skin care products were highlighted in the 2010 Emmy Awards Celebrity Lounge. To find a professional spa near you please visit http://www.glymedplus.com. To find out more about Christine Heathman and her skin science message, please visit http://www.christineheathman.com.

Christine Heathman Shares the Secret to Flawless Skin on the “What Gets Under Your Skin?” Radio Show This Week

Christine Heathman Interviews Brenda Scharman, Cameo College Director, on Choosing a Well-Educated Skin Care Professional for Skin Age Management Advice.

Salt Lake City, UT – December 2010 – Christine Heathman, LMT, ME, Industry Innovator, Educator, and CEO and Founder of GlyMed Plus ®, announced that today, on the “What Gets Under Your Skin?” radio show, she will talk with Brenda Scharman, Former Utah State Board of Cosmetology Chairperson and owner of Cameo College of Essential Beauty about the mutual role they shared in Utah’s history of providing quality education standards for skin care professionals and the importance it plays with skin care product users.

Christine Heathman is pleased to introduce listeners to Brenda Scharman, owner of the Cameo College of Essential Beauty.  Cameo College was started by Bud and Gail Reddick, over 35 years ago and is now run by their daughter, Brenda Scharman, who continues its reputation as an established center for quality education in Salt Lake City.

“Forget what advertisers claim, my listeners are learning that the real secret to youthful looking skin lies in seeing a licensed skin care professional,” said Christine Heathman, skin age management expert.  “Cameo College of Essential Beauty is committed to providing the highest quality education possible to individuals who choose a career in skin care.  Brenda Scharman has a wonderful story to share about the education it takes to become a qualified skin care professional. Today listeners will learn how to choose the best licensed professional who can help them achieve flawless skin.”

Christine Heathman’s mission is to share the true science behind what ages your skin and provide solutions to listeners by putting them in control of their own skin age management with the help of skin care professionals.  Christine’s talk radio show, “What Gets Under Your Skin?” broadcasts Live at Noon Mountain Time on Utah radio station KSTAR 1400 AM and replays daily at Noon and 1 p.m.  on select Internet syndication sites available by clicking the radio tab at www.christineheathman.com.

About Brenda Scharman:
Cameo is a family business and has been for over 30 years. Original family owners were Bud and Gail Reddick, and then passed on to daughter Brenda Scharman in 1986 who is presently director/instructor and has held the position as chairperson on the Utah State Board of Cosmetology.  Cameo College has been in business for over 35 years. Cameo College’s mission to provide the highest quality of education possible, and to supply the Cosmetology Arts and Sciences with true professionals. They seek individuals who are not only interested in the field of Cosmetology, Electrology, Nails, Permanent Cosmetics, Esthetics and Barbering but those who are ambitious to succeed. www.cameocollege.com.

About Christine Heathman:
Christine Heathman is the skin age management expert who has helped shaped American Skin Care to what it is known as today.  Christine hosts “What Gets Under Your Skin?”  Syndicated talk radio show and has appeared as a guest expert on The Doctors, at the 2010 Emmy Awards Luxury Celebrity Lounge and on The Balancing Act on the Lifetime TV Channel. Christine Heathman is the innovator behind GlyMed Plus Advanced Aesthetics and its skin care products, which are used in spas & medical clinics all over the world. To find a professional spa near you, please visit www.glymedplus.com.  To find out more about Christine Heathman and her skin science message, please visit www.christineheathman.com.

“Glenda the Good Nurse” Interviews Taylor Lamont and Dayna Carlson, Alignment Therapists

 

Glenda Christiaens Hosts on Planetary Streams Talk Radio Network and on Terrestrial KSTAR 1400 AM

Salt Lake City, UT – December 2010 – Planetary Streams Talk Radio Network, today announced, Glenda Christiaens, PhD, RN will interview Dayna Carlson and Taylor Lamont, Licensed Massage Therapists and Alignment Therapists, on the “Glenda the Good Nurse” talk radio show which broadcasts locally every Wednesday at 10 a.m. on Utah’s KSTAR 1400 AM and globally every day at 9 a.m. Mountain Time on Planetary Streams Talk Radio Network, and Web Campus World Wide Talk Radio.
According to host of Glenda the Good Nurse, Dayna Carlson is a graduate of Taylor Lamont’s Structural Integration Institute. Dayna has a private practice in West Jordan, Utah, specializing in Structural Integration, Neurofascial Unwinding, Cranial Sacral Therapy and Massage.

Taylor Lamont is a body worker and an educator.  He works with his clients, not just to ‘fix’ their bodies, but to educate them on how to keep their bodies in optimal condition with the forces of gravity.  He is the founder and Director of Education at The Structural Integration Institute in Salt Lake City, where he teaches the Lamont Method of Alignment Therapy to other Massage Therapists.

“Listeners will learn about Structural Integration Therapy, also known as Alignment Therapy,” said Dr. Christiaens. “Thee guests are in alignment with the purpose of the Glenda the Good Nurse show to educate people about the various options for healing.”

According to Glenda, during her over 20 years of pioneering holistic nursing she has seen an increased interest in people wanting to learn more about improving their health.  As demand rose for her to speak about holistic health she realized she needed to duplicate herself and expedite the message.
“Listening to the “Glenda the Good Nurse” talk radio show is a fun way to learn more about a holistic approach to caring for your family,” said Dr. Christiaens.  “We will meet experts in all the relevant health care fields and laugh a little about the stresses of life while we learn powerful solutions to improve our health.”
Listeners can join the discussion locally by tuning in to the “Glenda the Good Nurse” talk radio show every Wednesday at 10 a.m.  Mountain Time on KSTAR 1400 AM and globally, Saturdays at 9 a.m.  Mountain Time and then daily for a week (check sites for scheduled program times) on the following Internet radio syndicate stations: Planetary Streams Talk Radio Network — http://www.planetarystreams.com and Web Campus World Wide Talk Radio Network — http://www.WcWW.com and SHOUTCAST Radio Network — http://www.shoutcast.com
About “Glenda the Good Nurse” Talk Radio Show: Glenda Christiaens, PhD, RN, AHN-BC, President-elect of the American Holistic Nurses Association, and Director of Nursing at Fortis College in Salt Lake City, Utah,  invites listeners to explore integrative healing options with engaging guests who discuss current issues in healing and wellness.  Live every Wednesday at 10 a.m. on KSTAR 1400 AM and globally Saturday at 9 a.m.  and daily thereafter on http://www.planetarystreams.com and WcWW.com.  For more information please visit www.glendathegoodnurse.com or contact:  Glenda@Glendathegoodnurse.com

Christine Heathman Talks 2010 Tax Changes & Winter Skin Care Tips on the “What Gets Under Your Skin?” Talk Radio Show This Week

Christine Heathman Interviews Mark D. Whittaker of Hawkins, Cloward & Simister

Salt Lake City, UT – December 8, 2010 – Christine Heathman, LMT, ME, Industry Innovator, Educator, and CEO and Founder of GlyMed Plus®, today announced Mark D. Whittaker, CPA, QPFC, of Hawkins Cloward & Simister will join her to discuss 2010 tax changes  on the “What Gets Under Your Skin?” talk radio show this week.  The show which covers topics from skin care to consumer issues, broadcasts Live at Noon Mountain Time on Utah radio station KSTAR 1400 AM and replays daily at Noon on select Internet syndication sites available at www.christineheathman.com.

According to Christine Heathman, Mark D. Whittaker, CPA, QPFC, is a credentialed personal and business financial planning professional who proactively helps businesses and individuals navigate the murky waters of tax planning, preparation and negotiation.

“Don’t let 2010 tax worries or winter weather get under your skin this holiday season,” said Christine Heathman, founder of GlyMed Plus and weekly host of “What Gets Under Your Skin?” on KSTAR 1400 AM. “Listen to my interview with Mark Whittaker to learn straight-forward tax strategies that will help you survive the tax season.  Mark is uniquely suited for a discussion on 2010 tax updates because he draws from his vast experience in accounting, securities, insurance, retirement planning and investments.  You also won’t want to miss my professional skin care advice on keeping your skin healthy and beautiful this winter season.”

Christine Heathman will share winter skin care solutions and the latest professional offerings at local spas this holiday season.  Listeners are invited to visit Christine’s website, www.glymedplus.com to find a spa that offers exclusive GlyMed Plus holiday facial treatments.

Christine Heathman’s mission is to share the true science behind what ages your skin and provide solutions to listeners by putting them in control of their own skin age management with the help of skin care professionals.  Christine’s talk radio show, “What Gets Under Your Skin?” broadcasts Live at Noon Mountain Time on Utah radio station KSTAR 1400 AM and replays daily at Noon and 1 p.m.  on select Internet syndication sites available by clicking the radio tab at www.christineheathman.com.

About Mark D. Whittaker:
Mark D. Whittaker, CPA, QPFC, is a credentialed personal and business financial planning professional with the firm of Hawkins Cloward & Simister, Orem, Utah.  As a certified public accountant (CPA) and Qualified Pension Financial Consultant (QPFC), Mr. Whittaker proactively helps businesses and individuals with tax planning, preparation and negotiation.  To provide the best service to clients, he holds licenses in securities, insurance and investment products, as well as a Retirement Planning Specialist Certificate from the Wharton School of Business, University of Pennsylvania.  For more information or to schedule a personal appearance or consultation with Mr. Whittaker, please contact Allene Anderson at 801.224.1900 or contact@mycpa.com.

About Christine Heathman:
Christine Heathman is the skin age management expert who has helped shaped American Skin Care to what it is known as today.  Christine hosts “What Gets Under Your Skin?”  Syndicated talk radio show and has appeared as a guest expert on The Doctors, at the 2010 Emmy Awards Luxury Celebrity Lounge and on The Balancing Act on the Lifetime TV Channel. Christine Heathman is the innovator behind GlyMed Plus Advanced Aesthetics and its skin care products, which are used in spas & medical clinics all over the world.  To find a professional spa near you please visit www.glymedplus.com.  To find out more about Christine Heathman and her skin science message, please visit www.christineheathman.com.

“Glenda the Good Nurse” Interviews Yael Calhoun, Yoga Educator

“Glenda the Good Nurse” Interviews Yael Calhoun, Yoga Educator

Glenda the Good Nurse, talk radio show

Glenda Christiaens Hosts on Planetary Streams Talk Radio Network and on Terrestrial KSTAR 1400 AM

Salt Lake City, UT – December 2010 – Planetary Streams Talk Radio Network, today announced, Glenda Christiaens, PhD, RN will interview Yael Calhoun, writer and Yoga educator,  on the “Glenda the Good Nurse” talk radio show which broadcasts locally every Wednesday at 10 a.m. on Utah’s KSTAR 1400 AM and globally every day at 9 a.m. Mountain Time on Planetary Streams Talk Radio Network, and Web Campus World Wide Talk Radio.

According to host of Glenda the Good Nurse, Yael is a writer and series editor of over a dozen books and various yoga instruction materials.

“Yael is the co-founder and currently the executive director of Green TREE Yoga, a charity dedicated to bringing the benefit of yoga to people of all ages” said Glenda Christiaens, PhD, RN. “Listeners will learn some easy ways to incorporate yoga  into daily life by listening to my show this week with Yael Calhoun.”

According to Glenda, during her over 20 years of pioneering holistic nursing she has seen an increased interest in people wanting to learn more about improving their health.  As demand rose for her to speak about holistic health she realized she needed to duplicate herself and expedite the message.

“Listening to the “Glenda the Good Nurse” talk radio show is a fun way to learn more about a holistic approach to caring for your family,” said Dr. Christiaens.  “We will meet experts in all the relevant health care fields and laugh a little about the stresses of life while we learn powerful solutions to improve our health.”

Listeners can join the discussion locally by tuning in to the “Glenda the Good Nurse” talk radio show every Wednesday at 10 a.m.  Mountain Time on KSTAR 1400 AM and globally, Saturdays at 9 a.m.  Mountain Time and then daily for a week (check sites for scheduled program times) on the following Internet radio syndicate stations: Planetary Streams Talk Radio Network — www.planetarystreams.com and Web Campus World Wide Talk Radio Network — www.WcWW.com and SHOUTCAST Radio Network — www.shoutcast.com

About “Glenda the Good Nurse” Talk Radio Show: Glenda Christiaens, PhD, RN, AHN-BC, President-elect of the American Holistic Nurses Association, and Director of Nursing at Fortis College in Salt Lake City, Utah,  invites listeners to explore integrative healing options with engaging guests who discuss current issues in healing and wellness.  Live every Wednesday at 10 a.m. on KSTAR 1400 AM and globally Saturday at 9 a.m.  and daily thereafter on www.planetarystreams.com and WcWW.com.  For more information please visit www.glendathegoodnurse.com or contact:  Glenda@Glendathegoodnurse.com

Talk About “Recognizing Trauma Symptoms in Children” on “Healing Talk” radio show.

This week’s Talk Radio Topic  is “Recognizing Trauma Symptoms in Children” on Planetary Streams Talk Radio.

Salem, UT – December 8, 2010 – Planetary Streams Talk Radio Network today announced that Diana Hoffman, Clinical Hypnotherapist,  Trauma Recovery Specialist, and host of  “Healing Talk” radio show, will be discussing “Recognizing Trauma Symptoms in Children.”   Healing Talk  broadcasts locally every Wednesday on Utah’s KSTAR 1400 AM and globally throughout the following week, starting on Saturday at 11 a.m.  Mountain Time on Planetary Streams Talk Radio Network, and Web Campus World Wide Talk Radio.

According to Diana Hoffman, LPC, Trauma Recovery Specialist, Clinical Hypnotherapist, Mind/Body Healing Coach, and owner of Salem Counseling Center, Children are frequently impacted by trauma. The Ace Studies indicate that over 50 percent of today’s adults have unresolved trauma from their childhood. And today’s children have an even higher rate of trauma than the previous generation. Current estimates suggest that 33 percent for girls and 20 percent of boys experience sexual abuse trauma. Fifty percent of children experience divorce.   In addition, trauma symptoms and trauma freeze states are often seen in children who have experienced medical procedures and surgeries, accidents, death of a family member or pet, disasters, witnessing violence, physical or emotional abuse, bullying or gang terrorization, and other stressors.

Unresolved trauma directly impacts the brain stem, the lower brain structures, and the limbic system of the brain. These effects do not just go away with time. If not resolved, they can have a serious long-term impact. This is demonstrated by the ACE studies, which show that unresolved childhood trauma impacts adult health problems, relationship problems and addictions 50 years after the trauma occurred.

Children experiencing trauma freeze states may seem lethargic. They are likely to be unable to concentrate or focus, and are frequently misdiagnosed as having attention deficit disorder. They are likely to have anger outbursts that seem unrelated to the present, or are too intense to be explained by current events. Children with trauma may be easily overstressed, and when stressed their blood pressure can drop suddenly, producing paleness, sweating, or even fainting. Trauma freeze states are closely tied to shock, can be medically dangerous, and can occur suddenly without physical injury.  Understanding trauma freeze states and trauma symptoms is essential for teachers, parents, coaches, health care providers, and anyone who works with children.

Join us on December 8 as we discuss the signs that indicate trauma states in children, and learn more about how to resolve them. This program will broadcast live on KSTAR 1400 AM in Utah and Salt Lake Valley. It will stream daily on internet radio starting Saturday, December 11 on Web Campus World Wide Radio, Planetary Streams Talk Radio, and Shoutcast. Click on the link to the left to connect or to view the internet radio schedule.

About “Healing Talk” Radio Show: The “Healing Talk” Radio Show explores the best of current research and resources for healing mind, body and relationships, and for building a bridge between the conscious and subconscious mind.  Hosted by Diana Hoffman, LPC, Trauma Recovery Specialist, Clinical Hypnotherapist and owner of Salem Counseling Center in Salem,Utah.  Listen LIVE every Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. on KSTAR 1400 AM.  Listen to internet replay every Saturday at 11 a.m. Mountain Time with the previous week’s show repeating daily at 11 am on www.planetarystreams.com and www.wcww.com.  Contact: healingtalkradio@gmail.com. or visit the website, www.dianahoffman.com or the radio blog, http://healingtalkradio.wordpress.com

Timely Updates on 2010 Tax Changes and Winter Skin Care Tips on the “What Gets Under Your Skin?” Talk Radio Show This Week

Timely Updates on 2010 Tax Changes & Winter Skin Care Tips on the “What Gets Under Your Skin?” Talk Radio Show This Week

Christine Heathman Interviews Mark D. Whittaker of Hawkins, Cloward & Simister

Salt Lake City, UT – December 8, 2010 – Christine Heathman, LMT, ME, Industry Innovator, Educator, and CEO and Founder of GlyMed Plus®, today announced Mark D. Whittaker, CPA, QPFC, of Hawkins Cloward & Simister will join her to discuss 2010 tax changes  on the “What Gets Under Your Skin?” talk radio show this week.  The show which covers topics from skin care to consumer issues, broadcasts Live at Noon Mountain Time on Utah radio station KSTAR 1400 AM and replays daily at Noon on select Internet syndication sites available at www.christineheathman.com.

According to Christine Heathman, Mark D. Whittaker, CPA, QPFC, is a credentialed personal and business financial planning professional who proactively helps businesses and individuals navigate the murky waters of tax planning, preparation and negotiation.

“Don’t let 2010 tax worries or winter weather get under your skin this holiday season,” said Christine Heathman, founder of GlyMed Plus and weekly host of “What Gets Under Your Skin?” on KSTAR 1400 AM. “Listen to my interview with Mark Whittaker to learn straight-forward tax strategies that will help you survive the tax season.  Mark is uniquely suited for a discussion on 2010 tax updates because he draws from his vast experience in accounting, securities, insurance, retirement planning and investments.  You also won’t want to miss my professional skin care advice on keeping your skin healthy and beautiful this winter season.”

Christine Heathman will share winter skin care solutions and the latest professional offerings at local spas this holiday season.  Listeners are invited to visit Christine’s website, www.glymedplus.com to find a spa that offers exclusive GlyMed Plus holiday facial treatments.

Christine Heathman’s mission is to share the true science behind what ages your skin and provide solutions to listeners by putting them in control of their own skin age management with the help of skin care professionals.  Christine’s talk radio show, “What Gets Under Your Skin?” broadcasts Live at Noon Mountain Time on Utah radio station KSTAR 1400 AM and replays daily at Noon and 1 p.m.  on select Internet syndication sites available by clicking the radio tab at www.christineheathman.com.

About Mark D. Whittaker:
Mark D. Whittaker, CPA, QPFC, is a credentialed personal and business financial planning professional with the firm of Hawkins Cloward & Simister, Orem, Utah.  As a certified public accountant (CPA) and Qualified Pension Financial Consultant (QPFC), Mr. Whittaker proactively helps businesses and individuals with tax planning, preparation and negotiation.  To provide the best service to clients, he holds licenses in securities, insurance and investment products, as well as a Retirement Planning Specialist Certificate from the Wharton School of Business, University of Pennsylvania.  For more information or to schedule a personal appearance or consultation with Mr. Whittaker, please contact Allene Anderson at 801.224.1900 or contact@mycpa.com.

About Christine Heathman:
Christine Heathman is the skin age management expert who has helped shaped American Skin Care to what it is known as today.  Christine hosts “What Gets Under Your Skin?”  Syndicated talk radio show and has appeared as a guest expert on The Doctors, at the 2010 Emmy Awards Luxury Celebrity Lounge and on The Balancing Act on the Lifetime TV Channel. Christine Heathman is the innovator behind GlyMed Plus Advanced Aesthetics and its skin care products, which are used in spas & medical clinics all over the world.  To find a professional spa near you please visit www.glymedplus.com.  To find out more about Christine Heathman and her skin science message, please visit www.christineheathman.com.

Tips for Marital Happiness through the Holidays on “Healing Talk” radio show.

Talk About Tips for Marital Happiness through the Holidays on  “Healing Talk” radio show.

This week’s Talk Radio Topic  is “Tips for Marital Happiness through the Holidays” on Planetary Streams Talk Radio
Salem, UT – December 1, 2010 – Planetary Streams Talk Radio Network today announced that Diana Hoffman, Trauma Recovery Specialist, Owner of the Salem Counseling Center and host of  “Healing Talk” radio show, will be joined by guest Merilee Van Wagenen, LCSW, who will share “Tips for Marital Happiness Through the Holidays. ” on December 1.   Healing Talk with Diana Hoffman, broadcasts locally every Wednesday on Utah’s KSTAR 1400 AM and globally throughout the following week, starting on Saturday at 11 a.m.  Mountain Time on Planetary Streams Talk Radio Network, and Web Campus World Wide Talk Radio.
According to Merilee Vanwagenen, Licensed Clinical Social worker and a former trainer and presenter for the Arbinger Institute, some common pitfalls in marriage can be avoided if partners adjust some very common–and mistaken paradigms.  For example, research indicates that an individual who is in love, or recently married experiences a very high level of the brain chemicals dopamine and norepinephrine.   This brain state creates a euphoria that may last up to a year.   In this state spouses feel that they have found ultimate happiness and that all their emotional pain is over.    They feel as if they can overcome any obstacle together, and will surely never be like those “other” married people who have problems.  This state of bliss lasts for a few months to a year.    After that, it becomes essential that the marriage be based on a level of deep commitment and unselfishness if it is to continue.
Because of this state of euphoria, individuals often think that their love for each other will ease all of their unresolved pain and insecurities.    As the brain chemicals return to normal levels, some individuals begin to think “I don’t feel those wonderful feelings any more.  My pain is coming back.   My spouse isn’t trying hard enough to ease my pain.   He or she must not love me enough.   Or maybe we are falling out of love.”  Its important that individuals take accountability for their own feelings, and don’t look to their spouse as someone to “fix” them or guarantee their happiness.
In our culture an individual is also likely to idealize their partner, and believe the partner will think the same and make the same choices in a situation that the individual would make.  This type of assumption leads to conflict. Marriage ideally becomes a journey of discovery if spouses recognize that each member of the partnership is a distinct and unique individual, with a background, perspective and thinking approach that differs from that of their spouse.

About “Healing Talk” Radio Show: The “Healing Talk” Radio Show explores the best of current research and resources for healing mind, body and relationships, and for building a bridge between the conscious and subconscious mind.  Hosted by Diana Hoffman, LPC, Trauma Recovery Specialist, Clinical Hypnotherapist and owner of Salem Counseling Center in Salem,Utah.  Listen LIVE every Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. on KSTAR 1400 AM.  Listen to internet replay every Saturday at 11 a.m. Mountain Time with the previous week’s show repeating daily at 11 am on http://www.planetarystreams.com and http://www.wcww.com.  Contact: healingtalkradio@gmail.com. or visit the website, http://www.dianahoffman.wordpress.com.

Bling, Diamond Rings and the Sparkling Wisdom of Skin Science with Christine Heathman on KSTAR 1400

Christine Heathman Interviews Panna Goot of Ari Diamonds

Salt Lake City, UT – December 1, 2010 – Christine Heathman, LMT, ME, Industry Innovator, Educator, and CEO and Founder of GlyMed Plus®, today announced that Panna Goot, of Ari Diamonds will be her guest on the “What Gets Under Your Skin?” talk radio show this week.  The show which covers topics from skin care to consumer issues, broadcasts Live at Noon Mountain Time on Utah radio station KSTAR 1400 AM and replays daily at Noon on select Internet syndication sites available at www.christineheathman.com.

According to Christine Heathman, Panna Goot started Ari Diamonds in 1986 and has been Utah’s premier diamond source for over 20 years.

“If you are planning to buy diamonds as part of your holiday gift giving, listeners will want to hear this interview with Panna Goot, founder of Ari Diamonds,” said Christine Heathman.  “Panna understands the struggles of current economic times and is there to help people get the best value and selection in today’s diamond market.”

Christine Heathman will share skin science suggestions on caring for your skin during the winter and holiday season.  She suggests listeners go to her website, www.glymedplus.com to find a spa that offers exclusive GlyMed Plus holiday facial treatments.

Christine Heathman’s mission is to share the true science behind what ages your skin and provide solutions to listeners by putting them in control of their own skin age management with the help of skin care professionals.  Christine’s talk radio show, “What Gets Under Your Skin?” broadcasts Live at Noon Mountain Time on Utah radio station KSTAR 1400 AM and replays daily at Noon and 1 p.m.  on select Internet syndication sites available by clicking the radio tab at www.christineheathman.com.

About Ari Diamonds:
Ari Diamonds has been Utah’s premier diamond source for 20 years. Ari Diamonds prides itself on high quality diamonds. Whether you want a colorless .50 carat, a flawless 3.00 carat or something in between, Ari Diamonds can accommodate your needs. Ari Diamonds believes that everyone deserves a great deal and they want to be the ones to give it to you. Come in to either location and tell the Ari Diamond team what you are looking for and they will exceed your expectations. For more information and store locations, please contact 801-255-8992 or www.aridiamonds.com.

About Christine Heathman:
Christine Heathman is the skin age management expert who has helped shaped American Skin Care to what it is known as today.  Christine hosts “What Gets Under Your Skin?”  Syndicated talk radio show and has appeared as a guest expert on The Doctors, at the 2010 Emmy Awards Luxury Celebrity Lounge and on The Balancing Act on the Lifetime TV Channel. Christine Heathman is the innovator behind GlyMed Plus Advanced Aesthetics and its skin care products, which are used in spas & medical clinics all over the world.  To find a professional spa near you please visit www.glymedplus.com.  To find out more about Christine Heathman and her skin science message, please visit www.christineheathman.com.