Amy Jordan is an award-winning author, keynote speaker, fitness expert, and choreographer. She is also the Founder and Artistic Director of The Victory Dance Project. After surviving numerous life altering events including being hit and run over by an express bus, Amy made the choice to never give up. She shares her powerful story with Nicole Kolenda.

This week’s new episode of the #VoiceForPossibility features a friend and colleague of Nicole Kolenda. Dr. María Rosa Brea is a Clinical Associate Professor in the Department of Communicative Sciences and Disorders at New York University. Dr. Brea is a Dominican, immigrant, bilingual speaker, a critical teacher-scholar-activist whose work has been centered at the intersection of multilingualism and disability. In this episode Nicole and Maria discuss how they are making impacts through their life changing work.

Nicole is joined by Jen Delvaux, a health and fitness coach and founder of Team Empower Nation. In February 2021, she was diagnosed with breast cancer. She had always enjoyed researching new health hacks prior to her cancer diagnosis, but now she has made it her mission to help others take back the power over their diagnosis as well as to thrive during and after treatments.

Amy is a speech-language pathologist or SLP and owner of Graham Speech Therapy, a private practice in Colorado Springs that specializes in pediatric speech sound disorders. Amy frequently travels across the country to train SLPs on various evidence-based practices regarding the assessment and treatment of Speech Sound Disorders and is the creator of numerous Speech Sound Disorder-specific assessment and therapy resources. Together Nicole and Amy discuss how they create possibility through speech language pathology.

This week’s episode of The Voice for Possibility is one that was very impactful for me. I was joined by a real game changer in the world of women’s medicine.

@Dr.Nieca Goldberg is the Medical Director of Atria–New York City and a Clinical Associate Professor at NYU’s Grossman School of Medicine. She is also the Co-Medical Director of the 92nd Street Y’s Cardio Rehab Program, a cardiologist, author, and the host of her own podcast, Beyond The Heart.

Dr. Goldberg is a national spokesperson for the American Heart Association and started the “Go Red for Women '' campaign which was launched in 2004.   Before joining Atria New York City, she was the medical director of NYU Women’s Heart Program and also the Senior Advisor of Women’s Health Strategy at NYU Langone Health.

Nieca shares the profound impact that she has made in her career and also her goals for the future.

The past few years have been challenging for all of us, many of us experience loss, loneliness, death and grief. As we are learning to live in a post-pandemic world we are also learning to choose to be present in our life.

Today’s guest on the #VoiceforPossibility is an expert in choosing LIFE.

Catherine Duncan is an Integrative Spiritual Consultant, Holistic Healer, Inspirational Speaker, Blogger, and Minister, committed to whole-person healing with a focus on emotional and spiritual health. 

As a childhood cancer survivor and having lived through a Near Death Experience 

@catherineduncanmabcc guided by both professional and personal experiences. Catherine has a deep reverence for exploring the sacredness and meaning of life. 

Her book, Everyday Awakening was just released!

This interview is vulnerable, eye opening and illuminating. I can't wait to hear what you think.

Are you ready to feel enough, no matter where you are, how you look or what you have? I know I am, and I recently had a fascinating chat with a woman who is an expert in “enoughness”

Dina Scippa is the Founder and CEO of @EnoughLabs. As an empowerment and confidence coach for women and girls, she runs an unapologetically feminist social platform as well as her podcast, Embracing Enough.

Dina is a recognized gender equality and women’s empowerment expert with over 17 years experience in power dynamics, social inclusion, intersectionality and privilege. Together Dina and I explore why women never feel like they are enough and how there is a possibility to love ourselves…just as we are.

Gina Moffa is a psychotherapist for almost 20 years who has an active private practice in Manhattan, where she specializes in the many faces of grief and loss. 

She also focuses on helping people to navigate uncertain, complicated life transitions. Most recently, she is preparing to launch her first book: Moving on Doesn’t Mean Letting Go: A Modern Guide to Navigating Loss with GCP Balance. Together, Nicole and Gina discuss her personal journey with grief and how today she is helping people find possibility on the other side of this challenging emotion.