Talk Time with Trish

By: Trish Forante and Lisa Stewart
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  • Summary

  • Talk Time with Trish helps to improve communications for men and women. It's about all kinds of relationships; personal and professional. It's about every day interactions, the STUFF that makes up our lives, the STUFF that allows, or doesn't allow us to function in our everyday lives. We are all comprised of parts that make us who we are. Parts we know, that others know. Parts we know, that others don't know. Parts that others know, that we don't. It's about the variables that impact and affect our lives. How we manage in relationships is based on communication. The key to manage effectively in relationships, is effective communication. What makes the difference is the communicator has to be genuine. Everything has to be real. Most important, it has to be proactive vs. reactive. This show is about the human element. It's about all the parts that make us human.
    Trish Forante and Lisa Stewart
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Episodes
  • Through the Lens of the American Worker

    Through the Lens of the American Worker
    Jul 5 2013
    How do our relationships with supervisors and management influence how happy we are at work? What should we do when we have a supervisor who is disrespectful or downright mean? What can employers and managers do to help those workers who are on the “front lines” become happier and hopefully more productive employees? Many studies rank “communication between employees and senior management” and “relationship with immediate supervisor” among the top five predictors of job satisfaction. Join Lisa Stewart as she interviews Trish Forante about what she learned recently while working part-time as a minimum wage employee. Similar to the executives in the “Undercover Boss” television series, Trish gained valuable insight into the challenges that American Workers face every day.
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    56 mins
  • Special Encore Presentation: Workplace Warzones: Staying out of the Line of Fire

    Special Encore Presentation: Workplace Warzones: Staying out of the Line of Fire
    Jun 28 2013
    Have you ever had a nightmare of a boss? -- or a co-worker that you can’t stand? Join Dr. Trish Forante as she discusses communication issues in the workplace with guest and co-host, Dr. Lisa Stewart. Dr. Stewart will share some of her experiences as an Employee Assistance Program consultant. She will provide valuable insight into common workplace problems along with tools and communication techniques that are critical to our long-term success on the job. Learn how to de-escalate conflicts and how to deal “head-on” with workplace drama. Both employees and managers will learn tools for surviving “Workplace Warzones.”
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    54 mins
  • Prescription Drug Abuse: Society’s Newest Epidemic

    Prescription Drug Abuse: Society’s Newest Epidemic
    Jun 21 2013
    Most people have had pain medication prescribed to them by a physician at some point in their lives. The recovery from knee and back surgery, for example, can be long and painful. What are the dangers of taking these prescribed pain medications? How can we avoid the damage caused by addiction to these medications that are supposed to be helping us? What can both doctors and patients do to become more aware of the dangers? Join Dr. Lisa Stewart as she talks with Ira Levy, an addictions specialist, about this national epidemic. Learn important information about the addiction cycle as it pertains to pain medication, and preventative measures that can be taken on an individual level to avoid the nightmare of physical and psychological addiction. Treatment options and specific strategies for this population of addicts will also be discussed.
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    57 mins

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