Holistic Family Fitness and Nutrition
October 6, 2023
Hosted by Barbara Palmer
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Episode Description
In this sixth episode of Coaching With A Twist (CWAT), Host, Barbara Palmer, interviews guest, Joseph Solomon II (Joe), a certified fitness trainer who specializes in family health and nutrition. He lives in Dover, Delaware with his wife and family, and was born in Stuttgart, Germany, in 1983, into a military family. He moved around a lot during his early years due to his family's military assignments. Eventually, he settled in Hampton, Virginia, where his life took a new turn. In Hampton, Joseph became known for his talent in sports. He excelled in wrestling, soccer, and football, earning awards in all three. His achievements in these sports helped him secure a full scholarship to Liberty University. It was at Liberty University that he met his future wife, Shoshana Solomon. He has faced and overcome personal and family health scares and has effectively helped hundreds of adults and high school athletes lose weight and achieve their full potential using a holistic approach that transforms the way people think, eat, and engage in fitness activities. Join us today as we have a conversation about the mind-body-spirit connection, healthy weight loss, and nutritional hacks that help adults and young people achieve overall fitness (wellbeing). It is our hope that you have several take aways that help you on your journey to vibrant or improved health and wellbeing, regardless of your age.
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Coaching With A Twist (CWAT) is a Podcast that informs, inspires, and empowers its listeners and invites them to think better, make quality decisions, and take consistent steps towards building a life they love living! Health and well-being are foundational, practical, and powerful when you know how life works, remove self-limiting blocks, and make a habit of doing what works to achieve positive results! This is true even when truth flies in the face of what you think is accurate but does not work. CWAT helps listeners take a candid, interactive, and whole spectrum look at four quadrants of life: 1) Health & Well-being, 2) Love & Relationships, 3) Work and Creative Expression 4) Time and Money Freedom. Excellent health and well-being of body, mind, and soul (spirit) are foundational for any other wellness to exist or be sustained in the different areas of life. Each episode includes a guest interview and questions from the live audience and ends with activity and practical solutions.
Barbara Palmer
Barbara Palmer has more than thirty-five years of experience working with children and adults in a variety of mental health, physical health, and public health settings. She draws from her wealth of clinical, research, and life experience in health and human services as a business owner/operator, academic program director and lead faculty, healthcare provider (occupational therapist), and lay minister. She is educated and experienced in conducting individual and group assessments, activity and occupational analysis, and innovative problem-solving. Her background includes vast experience helping adults develop life skills. She has a Bachelor of Science degree in occupational therapy, a Master's degree in Christian Counseling, and a Master's degree in Health Information Systems. In addition, she is a licensed and nationally credentialed health coach, internationally recognized life coach, trained by the best of the best life and health coaches in the world (Mary Morrissey and her faculty, Tony Robbins, Dean Graziosi, to name a few), and is known as a gifted and intuitive healer. She loves helping people become the best version of themselves, and her passion is evident when she speaks and in her book Healthy, Happy, Whole: A Health and Wellbeing Workbook, and my community work where I helped educate and empower people to rebuild lives they truly love living by tapping into their personal power, processing limiting beliefs, and dialing down on victim-thinking and disempowerment.