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ASK DR. APPLEWHITE Radio Talk Show (formerly STUDENT2TEACHER) is sponsored by White Apple Institute. The show is hosted by Danita Applewhite, PhD, CRC. She is a Counselor, Educator, and Army Veteran. Since 2009, the show has helped thousands "accept the challenge to change the perception of 'dis-abled' to 'differently-abled". The show focuses on ways Adult Students/Learners and Employees, including Veterans, can effectively manage disability, pain, emotional stress, learning and motivation issues, independent living, and vocational rehabilitation challenges. HEAR "down to earth”, controversial discussions, and success stories with professionals in education, health care (mental and physical), and employment (Human Resources) that will improve performance and success at school and work! Your tax deductible DONATIONS at www.whiteappleinstitute.org helps pay operating costs and provide financial resources and outreach to underserved persons with disabilities. Learn more about Dr. Applewhite’s Self-Rehabilitation Program™ at www.askdrapplewhite.com

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What a controversial thought! How can anyone think of giving thanks for someone being unemployed or underemployed in these times of ?economic recession? and ?corporate greed?. Students and teachers must use caution... more
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What Do You Feed Your Mental Self? Part 1of 3 Most people are aware of the importance of feeding our physical bodies the right type of foods. Some of us are even familiar with the concept of spiritual food and claim to know what is... more
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REMEMBERING THE GOOD TIMES FOR PERSONAL, PROFESSIONAL, AND SPIRITUAL SUCCESS Remembering special times can lead to healthy attitudes about our personal life. However, this same action can lead to success while... more
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Labels or stereotypes placed on us in our educational systems carry the most weight in determining our success as adults in the workforce. We do have a choice as to whether we wear those labels that have followed us from pre-school... more
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Unfortunately, many of us chose to accept the labels that others have placed on us somewhere in our lives. There are some labels we wear proudly and others that tear down our self-esteem. In many parts of the world we are labeled as... more
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We hope to let others know that labels are necessary for organizing our world but the labels we place on others can fool us. We may think a label for a disability defines a person and find out they are nothing like what you thought. They... more
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Review Professor Applewhite's 5 P formula for success to minimize stress and hear about helpful resources during the ?downtimes? for those unemployed or underemployed from their chosen career and/or job. There are not many... more
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The problem of unemployment and underemployment is facing Americans and citizens of other countries. The media reports a global recession that is not painting a promising future. Hopelessness is being experienced by many with... more
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Many students and teachers feel they are unable to give any more of themselves after dealing with a major crisis that affects their mental and physical self, or those close to them. What makes the difference in the person who achieves... more
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Let's discuss the ?label of disabled? and what this really means to the millions of people around the world, specifically Veterans in America, with disabilities. How much can you accomplish at school and work with your present mental and/or... more
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