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Can positive habits make you healthier and happier? Is change really possible? It’s never too late to begin new habits to truly take care of yourself. English playwright John Dryden once said, “We first make our habits, and then our habits make us.”
Because everyone can benefit from creating better habits, our conversation explores:
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Joyce Gidel is a licensed Marriage Family Therapist and head of the family therapy program at Merritt Peralta Institute, part of Alta Bates-Summit Medical Center. Joyce has a private practice in Oakland and is in the process of writing a book on codependency and spirituality. |
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Patty Torza is a certified Personal Fitness Trainer, Post-Rehab Conditioning Specialist, and holistic Nutrition Consultant. She has worked in the fitness profession as an athlete, teacher, administrator, coach, and lecturer. Patty's approach to fitness is goal-oriented, motivating, and fun-filled. |
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The Joan Kenley Show is a 501(c)(3) project of Pathways to Peace
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