Lauren's guest on this episode is Lauren Hunter!
Lauren is an intuitive and faith-focused entrepreneur who values working with creative visionaries to bring ideas to fruition. She offers author services, highly sensitive person coaching and book coaching, and freelance writing to her passionate clients. With a diverse background in content marketing, PR, and publishing including her two books and online community for sensitive people, HSPJourney.com, she applies instinctive life-coaching principles of listening to her various roles. She can be found at https://laurenhunter.net.

For more information about Adventure Therapy go to adventurefound.org.

Lauren's guest in this episode is Stephanie S. Abbott. Stephanie is a cancer survivor, a former healthcare executive, and author of "Buried or Planted - 100+ Expert Insights from a Healthcare Executives' Journey as a Cancer Patient". Stephanie has served in multiple leadership roles to include Chief Experience Officer for Adventist Health, Division Vice President Patient Experience for HCA and Corporate Assistant Director Patient Experience for Intermountain Health.

Stephanie has spearheaded the design of patient and caregiver experiences, emphasizing culture, process enhancement, and patient safety. Her individual mission is to inspire teams to deliver care that is safe, dignified, and dependable within an environment that fosters compassion, trust, and collaboration. Her overarching vision is that patients feel uniquely cared for, encountering the healthcare journey they desire.

Stephanie has earned her Fellow with the America College of Healthcare Executives and a Black Belt in Lean Six Sigma. Stephanie received a bachelor's degree from the University of South Florida and a Master of Business Administration with a specialization in healthcare administration from South University.

To find out more about Adventure Therapy Foundation go to www.adventurefound.org.

In this episode, Lauren has a wonderful conversation with Nancy Ferro. Nancy founded Epic Experience after her oldest son Michael was diagnosed with testicular cancer. 5 years after Michaels diagnosis she had witnessed what the outdoors and being with other cancer thrivers could do to offer hope.

Nancy is married to her husband Mark and they have their children, Michael and Amanda Ferro, Colin and Tricia Ferro, Kerry Ferro and her greatest gift her grandson Cameron. Mark and Nancy also have 2 dogs, a lab, Disco and a one year old Golden Retriever Brinkley. She loves the outdoors and especially being around horses.

To find out more about Adventure Therapy Foundation go to www.adventurefound.org or to find out more about Nancy's nonprofit Epic Experience go to https://www.epicexperience.org/ .