Butter Torts: A Truly Canadian Legal Podcast

By: Gluckstein Lawyers
  • Summary

  • Butter Torts: A Truly Canadian Legal Podcast is a unique podcast that connects listeners to stories of personal injury, recovery and life in the aftermath of an injury. Hosted by our informative and entertaining lawyers, this podcast will take you on a journey exploring everything from legal matters to the human experience of pain and resilience.
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Episodes
  • Episode 082 Healing Trauma with Horses: Exploring Equine Experiential Learning with Suzanne Coleman
    Jan 17 2025

    Brenda Agnew, your host, is joined by Diana Harris, Gluckstein Lawyers' intake coordinator, and her sister Suzanne Coleman, the founder of Horse&Hands. Suzanne introduces us to Facilitated Equine Experiential Learning (FEEL), a transformative therapy that uses horses to help individuals reconnect with their authentic selves. In this episode, they discuss how horses provide healing support to trauma survivors, including survivors of sexual abuse, by fostering trust, emotional regulation, and self-awareness. Suzanne shares her journey, the incredible wisdom of horses, and the remarkable transformations she's witnessed.

    Key Takeaways:

    [2:41] Understanding equine experiential learning: What is equine-guided education, and how does it work?

    [4:57] How horses feel and respond to human energy through their heightened sensitivity.

    [6:13] The electromagnetic field of a horse's heart is five times greater than that of humans.

    [7:18] The benefits of horses in emotional and physical healing.

    [8:00] How horses communicate and reflect emotions through their body language.

    [9:21] Horses mirror what we need to know about ourselves to heal.

    [13:02] Suzanne explains her role as a facilitator and shares the incredible benefits she's witnessed.

    [16:20] Why this type of therapy is invaluable for trauma survivors, including Gluckstein clients.

    [18:20] How people can find equine-assisted therapy programs near them.

    [20:38] Suzanne’s personal journey: What inspired her to pursue this work.

    [23:36] The horses choose the client. Suzanne cares for six rescued horses who are integral to her work.

    [30:21] This therapy welcomes people of all ages and walks of life.

    [35:04] Some clients have managed to get equine therapy categorized under leisure therapy for insurance coverage.

    Mentioned in this episode:

    To learn more about the work we do at Gluckstein Lawyers, please visit Gluckstein Lawyers.

    To learn more about Suzanne:

    Suzanne Coleman’s Website: Horse&Hands

    Horse Spirit Connections: Horse Spirit Connections – Find practitioners across Canada.

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    40 mins
  • Episode 081: Fertility Negligence: Reasons, Devastating Impact on Families, and How to Prevent It with Jan Marin
    Sep 20 2024

    Brenda Agnew, your host, welcomes Jan Marin to today’s episode to discuss Fertility Negligence claims. This medical area lacks regulation due to its recent prevalence in the last decade when many families began considering Fertility Clinics’ assistance in having children. Jan discusses the many risks involved in this area, sharing many valuable examples of families dramatically affected by mistakes committed by Fertility Clinics.

    Key Takeaways:

    [1:41] Jan explains how she became interested in Fertility Negligence.

    [4:40] What is Fertility Negligence from a malpractice perspective? Jan shares some examples of Fertility Negligence.

    [9:58] Jan shares her concern about continually receiving calls from clients who suffered from Fertility Negligence.

    [10:59] How do families first discover a problem that leads to Fertility negligence?

    [16:46] Often victims of Fertility Negligence hear: ‘Just adopt’, and it is simply not that easy; Jan explains why.

    [19:26] What change does Jan hope to see to prevent Fertility Negligence from happening? Jan discusses a few factors.

    [21:57] There is no regulation over the work done by Embriologists.

    [23:03] Jan talks about the importance of mandatory error reporting.

    [24:08] There is a need for an Organization that can accredit Fertility Clinics.

    [27:33] Does the Government have any involvement in regulating Fertility Clinics?

    [32:21] We need advocates to make the necessary changes in the Fertility area.

    [34:07] Jan addresses the layers of complexity in explaining to your child that they are not biologically yours due to a medical malpraxis.

    Mentioned in this episode:

    To learn more about the work we do at Gluckstein Lawyers, please visit Gluckstein Lawyers.

    Learn more about Jan Marin

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    41 mins
  • Episode 080: Building Resilience: Embracing Life After a Traumatic Accident with Kevin Rempel and Dana Parsons
    Aug 30 2024

    Brenda Agnew, your host, welcomes two incredible guests: Kevin Rempel and Dana Parsons.

    Kevin is a Canadian Paralympian, Hero Mindset Speaker, Workshop & Team Building Facilitator.

    Kevin has surmounted incredible life challenges to reach the Olympic podium and now brings his powerful message of hope and resilience to audiences through his speaking and writing. He is a 2013 World Champion and 2014 Sochi Paralympic bronze medalist in sled hockey with an incredible story of overcoming tremendous adversity. Dana Parsons is the owner and CEO of Wright Rehab where Kevin is about to begin his new program designed to help people who’ve faced traumatic accidents find their way to a new, fulfilling life.

    Key Takeaways:

    [2:54] Dana shares how she met Kevin and the project they share today.

    [6:14] Kevin talks about his motivation to help others overcome traumatic experiences.

    [10:01] Brenda, Kevin, and Dana discuss the power of sharing our experiences with those who go through similar situations.

    [12:14] Kevin talks about the mental health struggle when overcoming a traumatic accident.

    [16:47] How does Kevin meet people where they are at?

    [18:06] Kevin shares the importance of knowing what you must let go to improve.

    [20:12] Brenda talks about transitions and embracing that life will not be the same.

    [25:30] Finding opportunity in struggles is the key to growing and learning.

    [30:04] Kevin shares one of his most significant life lessons.

    [31:40] Dana clarifies who can benefit from Kevin’s program and explains what the program is about.

    [34:47] Kevin’s program can be covered through insurance.

    [35:25] Kevin talks to those interested in one-on-one coaching with him.

    Mentioned in this episode:

    To learn more about the work we do at Gluckstein Lawyers, please visit Gluckstein Lawyers.

    Learn more about Kevin Rempel and Dana Parsons.

    Gluckstein Lawyers on Twitter

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    43 mins

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