When I heard Erin Bagwell share her perspective on her experience with Postpartum Depression (PPD), I knew I had to have her on the show. In this powerful and raw episode, we discuss our own experiences with mental health in early motherhood and what new moms often go through.
The Power of Affirmations (Bob Baker)
Bob Baker has been my virtual mentor for years. I have never actually met him before, but every morning, I listen to his podcast and let him guide me in speaking affirmations over my life. He is here today to share with us his own journey to embracing affirmations. Positivity had such a huge impact on my own healing, and Bob plays a big part in keeping that going in my daily life.
Surviving 9/11: Perseverance & Rebuilding After Catastrophe (Ari Schonbrun)
For the 20th anniversary of 9/11, I had the privilege of interviewing one of the few people who survived the attack from a higher floor in the tower. Ari Schonbrun worked on the 101st floor in the accounts receivables department of a stock market firm. Of their 960 employees in that office, only 302 survived. Most of those who lived were not in the office that day.
RE-ALIGNING MYSELF THIS ROSH HASHANAH
This Rosh Hashanah, I sat down with myself to re-evaluate my Higher purpose, intentions and goals. New years are always […]
Read moreDialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) for Dummies (Drs. Galen and Aguirre)
Two experts in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Drs. Galen and Aguirre, have just released a new book called DBT for Dummies. They are experts in explaining this to average people with no background in psychology. Together, we explore one of the basic tenets of DBT: radical acceptance. I tell clients about this practice all the time, and there’s always so many questions about how it works.
HOW ONE SMALL MISHAP CAUSED ME TO PRACTICE MORE GRATITUDE
To You reading this right now.. I want to begin this blog post by thanking you for reading it. In […]
Read moreOwn Your Own Story (Dr. Jen Fit)
Jen shares how her close friends, family and even her own body had been trying to alert her to the unhealthiness of her romantic relationship, but she had not been willing to listen. Even when her intuition said something was not right, she could not find a logical reason to feel that way, so she stayed. She kept hoping it would turn out like she dreamed. It wasn’t until after the relationship ended that she realized most of the problems they were having stemmed from differing core values. It wasn’t that either one of them was a good or bad person at the fundamental level.
FINDING THE BEAUTY IN OUR ‘MESS’
It’s admittedly been hard to tune out the voices of the world recently and dive inwards. Inward has always been […]
Read moreTHE VIEW FROM THE TOP
I’ve hiked for many miles through the mountains of grief, pain, forgiveness and letting go. Sometimes I stumbled upon thorns […]
Read moreSURVIVING THE IN-BETWEEN BATTLES
The internal landscape of depression and anxiety may make itself visible in seemingly small, yet significant ways. The lens of […]
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