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"Creating Connections: A Digital Creator's Journey"

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If you're a digital creator looking to enhance your skills and stay up-to-date with the latest trends in the industry, then this channel is perfect for you! With a focus on all things digital, this channel provides insightful and informative content on a wide range of topics including video editing, graphic design, content creation, social media marketing, and more. Whether you're just starting out as a digital creator or you're a seasoned professional, this channel offers something for everyone. With tutorials, tips and tricks, and in-depth discussions, you'll be able to improve your skills and expand your knowledge in no time. With a supportive community of fellow digital creators, you'll be able to connect with like-minded individuals and share your ideas and experiences. So, if you're looking to take your digital content creation skills to the next level, subscribe to this channel today and join the community of digital creators!

Nantucket Sports Connection

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Nantucket Community Television proudly presents Nantucket Sports Connection, featuring our NHS Whalers student athletes as they compete with off-island teams during the regular season and in the playoffs! Chris Morris, the voice behind the action for Nantucket Whalers Sports, brings Whalers fans live coverage of Football, Volleyball, Boys and Girls Basketball, Boys and Girls Hockey, Boys and Girls Lacrosse and MIAA State Tournament games right here on the NSC. Please hit subscribe and click the notification bell to be alerted when we broadcast LIVE! Also, follow us on social media to get upcoming game announcements. Go Whalers! #WHALERSNATION

The Mind Body Connection

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On this channel I discuss mind-body syndrome/TMS/PPD. But what is mind-body syndrome? Did you know that your brain produces and signals all the pain that we feel and that the physical body is only the receiver of the final sensation of that pain output. The brain determines how much output to give and for how long. It determines if pain should be sharp, or dull, or stabbing. It is our brains that determine how we perceive pain. The problem is, these signals from the brain are often exaggerated and the brain gets things wrong, it can perceive danger when there is none and it can become conditioned to sending false signals. This pain is called physcophyisiological pain (PPD) Lucky for us, when we are armed with this knowledge we can start to take a top down approach to pain. As we learn to work with our mind and body we begin to change how we experience pain, as we find new ways to feel better, without the need for drugs, surgeries, physical therapies, gizmos or gadgets.