Sandy Robertson RN, MSN, PH-CNS

Kathryn interviews Author Christine Miles.The holiday season is in full swing. Holiday parties, holiday shopping, holiday decorations and get-togethers are all part of the season as are holiday tensions and arguments. The holidays are supposed to be filled with love, laughter, good cheer, and those tiny sparkly lights that make the mood feel festive. Unfortunately, celebration often deteriorates into epic discord when family and friends gather during the season. Christine Miles, known worldwide as the ‘listening guide’ says the root of most holiday tension and arguments stems from not listening to each other. She says we listen to less than 3% of what is said to us before forming an answer. This leads to increased stress and tension especially at the holidays. She has a list of tips on how to avoid holiday arguments and tensions that will allow you to come together as a family and even enjoy the office parties. Christine is a professional keynote speaker, consultant, executive coach, thought leader, entrepreneur, and radio show host. Kathryn also interviews Author Sandy Robertson RN, MSN, PH-CNS.There’s valuable insight found when we take a close look at our eating habits. Understanding how and why we eat can reveal that our deeper self is in need of self-care. Have you ever asked yourself, Is this the nourishment I need? Why Am I eating this? Registered nurse and former corporate and hospital wellness program manager Sandy Robertson shares steps in which readers can transform their relationship with food, making space for self-care as a form of nourishment. With a background in holistic nursing and leading preventive lifestyle change programs around mind/body wellness in several corporations and hospitals, Robertson brings her wealth of knowledge to this 2nd edition of the book. She is a Board Certified Holistic Nurse and for the past 25 years has been in the forefront of integrative, complementary and mind/body approaches to behavior change.