Anxiety Gal

The Happy Hour Show is featuring one of the country’s top master hypnotists, Ron Owens, and asking, “Does hypnotherapy really work? And if so, can it help anxiety?”

Kathryn Black, PhD, an expert on parenting, healing parent-child relationships and recovery from trauma, shares advice on The Happy Hour Show. In addition, she reveals more about her newest project—the development of a Parenting App.

Although The Happy Hour Show is always live, on June 4, it will be in-person. The Happy Hour Gals, Bridget DiRico and Holly Davis will be keynote speakers at the Independent Mystery Shoppers Coalition Conference in Palm Springs, Calif.

The Happy Hour Show features expert Marty Weintraub, author of "Killer Facebook Ads" (Wiley/Sybex 2011) and CEO of aimClear, an online marketing agency that has managed Facebook ad campaigns generating over 10 billion impressions internationally.

The Happy Hour Show is kicking off the month of May with an amazing guest who is both a global autism expert and a mother who raised eight children—four who were on the autism spectrum.

Bridget DiRico and Holly Davis will be sharing how and why they started The Happy Hour Show and how they balance the show with their family lives.

The Happy Hour Show will be helping people communicate and be more productive, with the help of featured guest, consultant Rena Hanks. Hanks helps people get and stay organized, deliver outstanding customer service and increase communication skills.

The Happy Hour Show is excited to welcome nationally-recognized speakers Weston Schmier and Meg Lupin for a one-of-a-kind interview—and experience—for the audience.

After just 25 episodes, The Happy Hour Show has achieved a major milestone: attracting 5,500 “Likes” on the show’s Facebook page.

According to American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) statistics, nearly 219,000 cosmetic plastic surgery procedures were performed on people age 13-19 in 2010. Is this a sign of the times or a dangerous trend?