Mario Gonzales's guest appearances

Mario Gonzales

CBD Talk Podcast

One Step Forward

KSFR2.Org Five Minute Stories

SLAM! Radio 

O que sei de mim

In The Van with Corbin Tile Co. 

David Dawson

Ryan Wilson

Seth Green

Polly Mackenzie

Brian Hunt

Perry Solomon

Christine Williamson

David Pilling

Johnny Miller

Luke Miller

Chris Pierson

Emek Blair

Liz Rose

Ian Quinn

Kate Scott

OwlTail

This week in the Van I talk With a good friend of mine Mario Gonzales with MGG tile based out of Utah. Mario is well known in the tile community and has worked with various well knows installers across the west coast. Listen as we talk shop about social media, and some of our personal life! Make sure to give Mario a follow on tiktok @mariogagegonzales &amp; on Instagram @gagecustomflooring. Enjoy!

This week in the Van I talk With a good friend of mine Mario Gonzales with MGG tile based out of Utah. Mario is well known in the tile community and has worked with various well knows installers across the west coast. Listen as we talk shop about social media, and some of our personal life! Make sure to give Mario a follow on tiktok @mariogagegonzales &amp; on Instagram @gagecustomflooring. Enjoy!

episode:6 In The Van W/ Mario Gonzales 

Kaine Marzola

Episode 72 introduces us to Mario Gonzales and Kaine Marzola with VETERAN'S VITALITY. We learned about the use of CBD to treat PTSD and anxiety in addition to talking about children and cbd.  We discussed bioavailability, nano-technology and water soluble tinctures.  But the biggest "get" from this episode is about the willingness and desire of two guys in Vegas that are trying to change the lives of veterans across the country.  Don't miss this episode.  These guys are great.To see Mario and Kaine's website, head over to VETERANSVITALITY.COM.  To take advantage of their generous 25% off offer through the end of February (2019), go to SHOP.VETERANSVITALITY.COM/CLEANGREEN and use discount code LOYALTY (all caps) at checkout.If you are on disability, receive Medicaid or are a disabled veteran, check out Haven CBD for discounted cbd products at https://www.havencbd.com/ .Catch up with us at https://www.cbdtalkpodcast.com/ where you'll find links to the Spotify, ITunes and Google Play podcasts as well as links to our social media accounts.

Episode 72 introduces us to Mario Gonzales and Kaine Marzola with VETERAN'S VITALITY. We learned about the use of CBD to treat PTSD and anxiety in addition to talking about children and cbd. We discussed bioavailability, nano-technology and water soluble tinctures. But the biggest "get" from this episode is about the willingness and desire of two guys in Vegas that are trying to change the lives of veterans across the country. Don't miss this episode. These guys are great. To see Mario and Kaine's website, head over to <a href="http://VETERANSVITALITY.COM" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">VETERANSVITALITY.COM</a>. To take advantage of their generous 25% off offer through the end of February (2019), go to <a href="http://SHOP.VETERANSVITALITY.COM/CLEANGREEN" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">SHOP.VETERANSVITALITY.COM/CLEANGREEN</a> and use discount code LOYALTY (all caps) at checkout. If you are on disability, receive Medicaid or are a disabled veteran, check out Haven CBD for discounted cbd products at <a href="https://www.havencbd.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.havencbd.com/</a> . Catch up with us at <a href="https://www.cbdtalkpodcast.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.cbdtalkpodcast.com/</a> where you'll find links to the Spotify, ITunes and Google Play podcasts as well as links to our social media accounts.

Episode #72 with Kaine Marzola and Mario Gonzales

Mario is a clinician and psychotherapist, who first started working with Guatemalan immigrants to the USA in the early 1990s.These days he’s clinical supervisor at the Marjorie Kovler Centre in Chicago (https://www.heartlandalliance.org/kovler/), a part of the Heartland Alliance. He works with people claiming political asylum, and helps on initiatives elsewhere around the world.We discuss a three-decade journey with severely traumatised people, what can work in rebuilding resilience, and the gradual growth of the field.Show notes:[02:30] Mario’s work with survivors of torture, and how they can rebuild and move on with their lives. How people react to his job when he meets them socially. [11:20] How to reach people across cultural and language divides. Finding cultural and spiritual resources to build resilience.[22:15] Application of the Kovler Center’s approach in Guatemala, Colombia, and other contexts where resources for this kind of work are not abundant.[27:00] How psychotherapy can work for people who have had their trust in people and institutions destroyed. What the first steps look like.[37:00] How Mario manages the cumulative stress of dealing with thousands of cases of torture. How to balance genuine empathy with self-care over the long term.[46:15] The evolution of the field over thirty years, from modest beginnings to its present state. Mario's key intellectual and practical influences.

Mario is a clinician and psychotherapist, who first started working with Guatemalan immigrants to the USA in the early 1990s. These days he’s clinical supervisor at the Marjorie Kovler Centre in Chicago (<a href="https://www.heartlandalliance.org/kovler/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.heartlandalliance.org/kovler/</a>), a part of the Heartland Alliance. He works with people claiming political asylum, and helps on initiatives elsewhere around the world. We discuss a three-decade journey with severely traumatised people, what can work in rebuilding resilience, and the gradual growth of the field. Show notes: [02:30] Mario’s work with survivors of torture, and how they can rebuild and move on with their lives. How people react to his job when he meets them socially. [11:20] How to reach people across cultural and language divides. Finding cultural and spiritual resources to build resilience. [22:15] Application of the Kovler Center’s approach in Guatemala, Colombia, and other contexts where resources for this kind of work are not abundant. [27:00] How psychotherapy can work for people who have had their trust in people and institutions destroyed. What the first steps look like. [37:00] How Mario manages the cumulative stress of dealing with thousands of cases of torture. How to balance genuine empathy with self-care over the long term. [46:15] The evolution of the field over thirty years, from modest beginnings to its present state. Mario's key intellectual and practical influences.

#005: Three decades treating torture survivors | Mario Gonzales

Mario Gonzales, live from Santa Fe, with his short story "Need."

Mario Gonzales -- "Need"