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Seeking Balance: Neuroplasticity for Vertigo and Tinnitus

Joey Remenyi, Seeking Balance International

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I am Joey Remenyi, Founder and Director of Seeking Balance International, a world-leader in recovery of chronic vertigo, dizziness and tinnitus symptoms. I take the holistic approach to healing. In this podcast I discuss the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual aspects of neuroplasticity for healing. Joey is autistic and offers a neurodivergent affirming perspective on life and neuroplasticity. Join me as I discuss the amazing potential of our brain to facilitate healing. I talk with va ...
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If you are a Christian mom who sometimes feels overwhelmed, frazzled, or exhausted, you've come to the right place. Each week you'll hear practical time-management tips, Biblical inspiration, and humor to help you gain clarity and focus so you can find the real balance you've been seeking.
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Joey Remenyi from Seeking Balance International talks about understanding the wisdom within our bodies as we move through symptoms and persistent sensations.How do we make sense of the complexity that we feel?How do we clear clutter and brain fog?Am I neurological complex, or neurocomplex?What can I do to help make sense of what I feel?Learn more a…
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Joey Remenyi from Seeking Balance International talks about how we are swimming in unseen data, that our bodies need to physically digest, daily.How do we digest our lived experience and make sense of the world? How do we firm up our identity and know who we are or who we are not?Why does it matter? Undigested life experience can accumulate in our …
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Joey Remenyi from Seeking Balance International talks about the concept of Neurocomplexity developed by Lindsey Mackereth at Method Creative."Neurocomplexity: the intersection of neurodivergent wiring that includes increased complexity in the areas of cognition, sensory receptivity, attention, creativity, and/or intuition. "(Mackereth, 2023)Joey ta…
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In February 2022, I had the privilege of interviewing my dear friend, Sarah Turner, for a two-part episode devoted to the challenges of parenting teenagers. At the time of the recording, Sarah was in remission from an aggressive cancer. Sadly, a few months later, the cancer returned, and she passed away on March 4, 2024. As a tribute to Sarah, I am…
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Joey Remenyi from Seeking Balance International speaks with Tinkara from Slovenia about her experience with ROCK STEADY. Tinkara had debilitating tinnitus, believing that there was no cure... she applied for a ROCK STEADY scholarship and began her healing. Tinkara is now happy, smiling and not hearing her tinnitus. She learned about loving her self…
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For weeks, I have been offering you strategies to help you get stuff done. I hope something I’ve shared has helped you organize your projects, your tasks, or your responsibilities. But lest you believe that the value of your life consists only in the abundance of your accomplishments, allow me to bring balance to this series by offering you six tim…
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Are you procrastinating about starting big projects because they are...too big? Do you have trouble staying focused long enough to make progress on...well, anything? Do you have pockets of time that feel wasted or underutilized? If you answered yes to any of those questions, today’s episode is for you. Today I’m sharing two of my favorite and most …
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Joey talks with Bethanie about her experience of multiple diagnoses, lengthy and expensive specialist investigations and the benefits of ROCK STEADY to help her make sense of her own body: to become the expert in herself. Bethanie had diagnoses such as lyme disease, Persistent postural perceptual dizziness (PPPD), Mal de débarquement syndrome MDdS,…
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What you may consider a “normal” period (moodiness, cramping, breast tenderness, fatigue) my guest would call “red flags” of hormone imbalance. But it doesn’t have to be this way! If you’ve been told the only solution to your discomfort is a prescription for birth control, buckle up for a candid conversation about hormones, monthly cycles, and peri…
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If you are a person who hates "being a slave" to your to-do list, this episode is for you. I break down the exact process I use to create lists that free up my brain space, move the needle on projects that matter to me, keep track of looming deadlines, and permit me to ignore everything else. If you think you're not a "list person" I challenge you …
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How can you create time blocks in your schedule when you have tiny kids at home? What does self-care look like for the mom with infants, toddlers, and preschoolers? What do we do when we feel 100% called to motherhood and also 100% called to a career or a ministry? Is balance even possible? Well, my guest today would argue that, yes, yes it is. And…
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Joey Remenyi from Seeking Balance International takes you on a journey into your body, a meditation for digesting the impact of war, reclaiming a sense of inner power to contribute to peace for all beings.We are collectively experiencing profound sadness, tragedy, injustice and loss. There is a reality of war in many regions around our planet and t…
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We are continuing our series on how to get stuff done and I’ve invited my friend Sasha Star Robertson to join us. She’s a mom to 3 children ages 3 mos, 18 mos, and 4 years. She’s also an entrepreneur, a podcast host, and a faith-based productivity coach. If you’re wondering how to get stuff done with littles at home, Sasha is your girl. She is here…
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Are you having trouble getting stuff done? Maybe you are struggling with how to balance your time with the Lord while also tending to your never-ending to-do list. Or maybe you are struggling with only doing the stuff on your to-do list but never getting to the things that feed your soul and creativity. If you are struggling to get stuff done then …
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The stats on kids and body shame are staggering. Some studies suggest that 94% of teen girls and 64% of teen boys have been shamed for how their body looks. As moms we can have a huge influence over how our kids see themselves and their bodies. Today, I welcome back to the show my friend and dietician Jane Curry Weber. She has been helping families…
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Today I welcome back to the show my friend and dietician Jane Curry Weber to talk about body shame and women: What causes it. How social media contributes to it. How it leads to eating disorders. And what we can do to overcome it. And stay tuned to the end of our conversation where I go off on a tangent about my insecurities talking about my weight…
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