The Dr. Trevicia Williams Show

A projected 3.5 billion IoT devices are expected to be in America's market by 2023. However, there aren't enough considerations concerning their effects on humanity. Tthe malicious use of technology hasn't been adequately addressed either. Unconscionable:Hacked, Ransacked and Attacked is a riveting story about surviving electronic, high-tech, cyber and radar stalking the most unsuspecting paths of every imaginable crime, including murder. Two deadbolts and home security couldn’t keep these criminals out. If you own a smart device, you're vulnerable. If you have a vengeful former spouse, ex-boyfriend, ex-girlfriend, toxic family member, or frenemy, you're vulnerable. Most people are in the dark about this serious growing problem. Dr. Trevicia Williams sheds light from her new book at Amazon.com, Unconscionable, a riveting true story regarding her survival of electronic, high-tech stalking, the signs and a six step protocol that people can use to protect themselves.

Mother of three children, actress #JenniferGarner recently shared how much more stressed she was homeschooling and parenting during the pandemic which caused her to rethink her coping strategies. She's not alone. The good news is that research shows that women cope with #stress and pressure better than men. However, they could still use help managing everyday tension and worry. There are many life stressors, positive and negative, that require calm including: Planning a wedding Getting married. Buying a new home Sending a child away for college The death of a loved one. Divorce. Unemployment Financial obligations. However, with the proper strategies, you can remain calm under pressure and unexpected experiences. Joining human behavior and strong family and work lives empowerment expert Dr. Trevicia Williams to talk about ways that women can manage daily stress and remain calm under pressure is the author of Calmfidence, Patricia Stark. Patricia Stark is President of Patricia Stark

October is National Work-Family Awareness Month. While employers are encouraged to focus on healthy and flexible work atmospheres, it's also a time for employees, especially women and moms to reflect on balance and things that create harmony in their lives. During this episode of Strong Lives, Dr. Trevicia Williams will talk about the one word that women don't say often enough and why it's critical to achieving balance in their lives. Featured Guest Dr. Paulette Dale, Professor Emeritus of speech communication, a Fulbright Scholar, and internationally known lecturer, consultant. and author of Did You Say Something Susan?

When Simone Biles gracefully bowed out of the Olympics, she did what more women should do, put her wellbeing first. During this episode of Strong Lives, Dr. Trevicia Williams will address the growing problem of highly successful women and busy moms who unintentionally neglect themselves. It's a timely message since September is National Month for Self Care and Self Improvement. Special Guest: Toye Penny, the creator of The Love You More Method, an Author and a Holistic Well-Being Strategist who specializes in helping Celebrity and High Performing CEO Moms put their oxygen mask on first so they can save everyone around them.

Many people are stuck on the "love" notes of Christ. During this episode of Strong Lives, Dr. Trevicia Williams is addressing the conditions of the world, disorderly conduct, the ills of being stuck on the love dimension of Jesus' work and it's affect on everyday wellness (not just Wednesdays), productivity and full potential living. #christian #christianity #christianwomen #christianwoman #empowerment #fullpotential #personalgrowth #personaldevelopment #life #struggle #problemsolving #wellnesswednesday #wellness #faith #purpose  

Most people use the terms envy and jealously synonymously; however, they are two different emotions. During this episode of Strong Lives, Dr. Trevicia Williams talks about the difference between envy and jealousy and shares tips on the healthiest ways to deal with this stifling issue, including the psychology and spiritual nature of jealousy and envy, how to deal with someone who is and ways to fix yourself if you're envious.  It's an especially timely conversation since Lust & Envy: The Seven Deadly Sins series (executive produced by Bishop T.D. Jakes and Shaun Robinson) premiered on Lifetime April 10. Empire's Serayah McNeill, nailed her role as Keisha during the April 17th episode, “Envy." Jealousy within family units is one of the most difficult types to deal with.  

Colton Underwood, The Psychology of Living A Lie and 3 Ways to Tell If You're In A Relationship With Someone Who Is Turns out that the criminal nature of planting a tracking device on a vehicle and stalking aren't the only conversations that Colton Underwood left on the table after Cassie Randolph's split with him. During an interview on Good Morning America, Colton Underwood, the former football player who rose to fame during Becca Kufrin's season of "The Bachelorette" (before he dated Tia Booth on "The Bachelor in Paradise") and became "The Bachelor"... jumping the fence for Cassie Randolph, disclosed that he is  gay and owned it during the pandemic. Can you imagine how Cassie feels knowing that she was involved with someone who was living a double life for over 2 years? During this episode of Strong Lives, Dr. Trevicia Williams talks the psychology of living a lie and ways to identify someone who is.

From Kourtney Kardasian to Adele, Miranda Kerr, Evan Spiegel, Tom Brady, Gwyneth Paltrow and more, several celebrities, stars and music artists are aware of the health risks and have taken action to reduce their exposure to this growing  threat to humanity. During this episode of Strong Lives, Dr. Trevicia Williams interviews an EMF expert,  Cathy Cooke, to help us understand radiation, the invisible side of technology and how it affects human health. About Cathy Cooke Cathy Cooke received training and certification from the International Institute of Building Biology and Ecology, affording her the expertise to evaluate all areas in a persons life that may be contributing to illness. She has been working as an Integrative Health Coach since 2014. She is a Board Certified Holistic Nutritionist with the National Association of Nutritional Professionals. She is also a certified EMF expert and Building Biologist. Learn more here: https://wholehomeandbodyhealth.com/about-us/

Where will your life be in six, twelve or 24 months if you keep doing what you are doing now? During this episode of Strong Lives, Dr. Trevicia Williams will break down the meaning and anatomy of change as well as provide tips about ways to move through major phases of it.

A survey says that back-to-school shopping 2020 is anticipated to be record-breaking expensive. but that's not all that's costly. There's a big gap in students' learning experience, and, it's not about if students are attending school online or in-person. During today's show, Dr. Trevicia Williams delves into what's missing in the education experience of adolescents and why it matters. This back to school issue that is so crucial that even the US Department of Labor has gotten involved. Fill the missing gaps in your teens' education through educational opportunities at stronglivestoday.com. #Students, #teachers and #parents can begin the #backtoschool season feeling empowered to ensure that teens have a quality learning experience despite the #covid19 pandemic and the #fluseason during which it's expected to be more severe.

During this episode of #StrongLives, Dr. Trevicia Williams interviews a chiropractor who reinvented himself at 50. The highs and lows of the Country House winning the Kentucky Derby and the epic declaration of Maximum Security losing is behind us, but, the ups and downs the race is a lot like life. Faced with "mixed results" in his chiropractic practice, Dr. Michel Longacre reinvented himself and, at nearly 50, is stronger than ever as a wellness coach and American Ninja Warrior contender. Just ahead of the premiere of Season 11 of the popular show, Dr. Williams interviewed Dr. Longacre shared how his career tried and tested his strengths and how it inspired the work that he currently does. Today, Michel Longacre, DC. is a wellness coach with Beamer, chiropractor and an and athlete at American Ninja Warrior who helps others take charge of their personal wellness. Learn more at   http://www.drmikelongacre.com.

This episode of #stronglives with Dr. Trevicia Williams: Before 20/20's "Screentime" Special with Diane Sawyer, this guest was a "tech widow." When she married her husband 27 yrs ago, she had no idea that she was marrying a gamer. This self-proclaimed "tech widow" put herself thru law school & now helps women+families use what almost destroyed her marriage in healthy ways. Today, Madlin Mangrum, J.D. is a Strengths coach and a digital Wellbeing coach to help parents raise kids who are wise about technology. Learn more at  www.unpluggedfamily.org.

There are alarming numbers of intelligent, externally confident women who secretly lack self-esteem. On this episode of Strong Lives, Dr. Trevicia Williams interviews a woman is smart and outwardly confident, but, couldn't get out of a toxic relationship for herself, so,  she did it for her children after learning that her husband was advertising himself for extramarital relationships on Craigslist. She couldn't get out of a toxic relationship for herself, she did it for her children help smart, outwardly confident women who secretly have low self-esteem issues due to an emotionally abusive partner take back control and begin to develop the resilience they need to be themselves again. Learn more about Stacy Brookman at www.stacybrookman.com.. 

During this episode of Strong Lives, Dr. Trevicia Williams has a conversation with a woman who grew up in an abusive home. She is the daughter of 2 drug addicted parents and grew up in a household with a father whose way of resolving conflict between he and her mother was to use his fist.  More often than not, she and her sisters were left to fend for themselves which led to her starting her own business at 14 years old.  At the same time, she was an A+ student who also worked for the federal government.  She did exactly what she was told that would lead her to the "American Dream," went to college, earned 6 degrees, and got a "good job."  She was never told by all of the Entrepreneur's in her family that business ownership was a viable option.  After completing her Masters degree with a 4.0 and not being able to obtain employment because she was "overqualified" she decided to create jobs as opposed to searching for one.  This was the start of her first company. 

Dr. Trevicia Williams has a conversation with Her Rich Life Coach, Joyce Averils about her life changing decision to walk away from a 6-figure income to discover and do what she was born to do. Her childhood dream of becoming an attorney came true and for 14 years she was a trial judge. She was living the life she dreamed of, but, the time came when her dream career became a heavy burden. She lost her fire and joy, but as most high-achieving women do, she kept pushing forward - which led to burnout and health problems. She had an epiphany moment and realized she had to leave her childhood dream and dram career behind if she wanted to live the life she believes God has for her.   Learn more about Joyce Averils at: https://www.herrichlife.com Connect with her on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/HerRichLife To your RICH life!   Joyce M. Averils The RICH Life Coach & Reinvention Mentor www.herRICHlife.com 404-290-0028

"America is experiencing a Hope Crisis," says Dr. Rosiland Tompkins. During today's episode of Strong Lives, Dr. Tompkins shares her story of hope and how the work that she does today led to the declaration of April as the National Month of Hope with Dr. Trevicia Williams. About Hopeologist Dr. Rosalind Tompkins Four years into her recovery from addiction, in 1991, she started the non-profit organization, Mothers In Crisis, Inc. where she has helped thousands of women get free all through the power of hope. In addition, to being president of Mothers In Crisis, She's the published author of several books including, “As Long As There Is Breath In Your Body, There Is Still Hope” which will be released April. She's also the founder of the National Month of Hope which is in April. This April will be the second year of celebrating, and, one of the honorees is the author of Becoming and former first lady, Michelle Obama.   Author/Life Coach/Poet/Pastor/Hopeologist www.Rosalindytompkins.com See Clip of Rosalind T

Your obstacles are a way to discover your strengths and that you have the ability to turn trials into triumphs. Dr. Trevicia Williams' guest does that every day. No excuses. Learn how executive coach Kiesha Brown uses her personal experience with obstacles along with professional training to motivate and coach new and seasoned leaders. Kiesha King-Brown has 13+ years experience as a Senior leader growing teams of up to 1500 associates and revenues up to $500M in Fortune 50 companies. Kiesha attributes her success to her focus and ability to meet leaders where they are and help them reach their potential. She has translated her strength for driving business and her passion for growing people into her current role as a Certified Executive Coach and Consultant in her own business. This has allowed her to better use her learnings to empower others and to have a more meaningful presence and balance as a working mom.   Kiesha King-Brown, MBA Consultant | Executive Coach 214.444.6605 www.wazaconsu

January is National Get Organized Month and today, motivational speaker and podcast host Dr. Trevicia Williams' special guest, Barbara Hemphill, will share how a personal trial led her to discover what she was born to do and how she built an organizing business that, from homes to workplaces, emails, and calendars, helps others declutter their space and achieve more clarity.  While Netflix's clutter consultant, Marie Kondo, is being called out for "sparking domestic unrest," clients of organizing specialist Barbara Hemphill are thanking her for saving their marriage! About Organizing Consultant, Barbara Hemphill Barbara Hemphill has been in business for 40 years based on 4 words:  Clutter is postponed Decisions. Her passion is helping people eliminate physical and digital clutter which is frequently caused by emotional and spiritual clutter.  Learn more or connect with her:  www.BarbaraHemphill.com http://www.linkedin.com/in/barbarahemphill

Dr. Trevicia Williams has a conversation with courageous Marshelle Woodland. In 2001 she dealt with bullying in the workplace at the Postal Service. It was because of a workman's comp claim she filed for carpal tunnel syndrome. A female supervisor confronted her because she went over her head to get her back pay submitted. The confrontation escalated and Marshelle nearly went postal. She's now doing something in her community to Pay It Forward. By using her love for comedy to make a difference, she now stands up for change. Learn more about Marshelle's mission here: https://www.TheComedyMovement.info

Next Episode of Strong Lives #Podcast:  She hibernated for 3 years from the exhaustion of being a workaholic..."overachiever," experiencing a career crash and a heart-wrenching divorce. All of her disappointments led her to discover that there's "a bucket for everything." Dr. Trevicia Williams' special guest, Amy Daniels, shares the way that she overcame and how her struggles inspired the work that she does today.  Life is 10% of what happens to you and 90% of the way you respond. Learn how to bounce back from some of the most difficult and trying experiences.  Learn more about professional coach, Amy Daniels, and, her services at https://www.abucketforeverything.com/ #success #motivation #education #inspiration #personaldevelopment #lifehack #living #personalgrowth  #podcasting