| Julia Balzer Riley | International Speaker, Educator, Facilitator, Author | Respirit Reinspire Revitalize |
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| Julia's experience in health care and mental health provide a solid foundation to help individuals and organizations to reach their full potential. Julia's
clients learn to communicate clearly, manage stress, and add balance to create the lives they desire. |
| Keynote: The Laughter Connection.., humor in the workplace | |
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Workshops, General Sessions, Luncheon and Dinner Talks, Retreats, Celebrations, Spousal Programs, on such topics as: | Managing Stress... before it manages you Life... it's a balancing act The Lost Art. . . Customer Service D.A.R.E. to be outrageous.. .landing the leading role in your own life I'm Transforming as fast as.. .please send C.H.O.C.O.L.A.T.E. We're all in this together... from Age-ing to Sage-ing®)...a profound new vision of growing older | - Watch her weave humor and stones to respirit people to build meaningful connections at work and at home
See her demonstrate a humor kit and learn
strategies to build positive co-worker relationships. Julia has distributed 30,000 magic wands to add a touch of magic to life - Julia's down-to-earth, interactive style, engages the audience in sharing their wisdom and building solutions together.
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| CLIENTS |
| - Alexandria Hospital, Alexandria, Virginia
- American Cancer Society
- American College Health Association
- American Hospital Association
- American Society for Healthcare Risk Management
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American Society of Pain Management Nurses
- Associated Home Health Industries of Florida
- Baptist System Healthcare Corporation, Memphis
- Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Los Angeles, California
- Dorthea Dix Hospital, Raleigh, North Carolina
- Florida Hospital, Orlando
- Georgia Rehabilitation Association
- Governor's Safety and Health Council (Florida)
- Greater Indianapolis A.O.R.N., Indianapolis, Indiana
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The Hillhaven Corporation
- Illinois Coalition Against Sexual Assault
- Medical Case Management Association
- Michael Reese Hospital and Medical Center, Chicago
- Mosby Psychiatric, Pediatric, Operating Room Nurses, Quality Improvement and Faculty Development
- National Association of Hospital Admitting Managers
- National Gerontological Nurses Association
- National Assoc of Employee Health Professionals
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National Assoc of Hospital Admitting Managers
- National Assoc of Rehabilitative Nurses
- Northern Virginia Mental Health Institute
- Optima Healthcare Insurance Services, California
- Pilot International, State of Florida and Georgia
- Providence Hospital, Washington, D.C.
- Sharp Cabrillo Hospital, San Diego, California
- Spartanburg Regional Medical Center, South Carolina
- St. Alexius Medical Center, Bismarck, North Dakota
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St Mary Rogers Hospital, Rogers, Arkansas
- St. Vincent's Medical Center, Jacksonville, Florida
- Rehabilitation Institute, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
- Western Baptist Hospital, Paducah, Kentucky
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- American Transtech (a subsidiary of AT & T)
- Blue Cross/Blue Shield Insurance
- Brenau University
- Century 21 Real Estate
- Investors Insurance
- Jacksonville University
- Medical and Receiving Center, Florida State Prison
- Miami-Dade Recreation Department, Miami, Florida
- Naval Air Station, Jacksonville~ Florida
- Rhoune-Poulenc
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Ronald McDonald House Board, Jacksonville, Florida
- Sarasota Technical Institute
- Vistalcon, Division of Johnson & Johnson
- University of Virginia
- University of Connecticut
- Western Michigan University
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| The client's reations: | | | | | | "She talked about living in the present moment and taking time to care for ourselves. This deeply touched my souL As a mom, w~fe, and employee, I seemed always to be livingfor the next moment and forgetting to enjoy each and every moment today! That day I made myself a promise. I was going to live in the moment. I
recognized that in order to be a "good mom," "good wtfe, "and "good" employee, I needed to be a whole person. I needed clarity offocus and a way to let go of the small stuff.
Linda Johnson, Board of Directors, Greater Rochester, New York Association of Occupational Nurses.
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