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A Guide to Figuring Out Your Values
It is important to slow down, and ask ourselves, “What are the values that define who we are?” Values are the things in life that you feel are most important to you.
The connection between young women’s self-worth and social media feedback
Women who tie their self worth to their social media feedback have increased chances of poorer psychological well-being.
Is God on our side?
It’s important to be reminded, that God is with us on our healing journey. From personal experience, in times of pain, it can feel very lonely. We can feel like we are the only one struggling. We can be temped to believe no one could understand us, and think it’ll just “ always be this way.”
What is Social Anxiety?
Social anxiety is an intense fear of being negatively evaluated by other people. Treatment ideas include exposure therapy, cognitive behavior therapy, pharmacology, and anxiety management skills.
A Single Mother’s Journey
This interview my friend talks about her journey as a single mom. She reminds moms out there to “Try not to put too much pressure on yourself and enjoy the little moments when you can.”
Sobriety with Donny Starkins
Donny Starkins, a former D1 baseball player for Arizona State University, discusses how he found himself at rock bottom, addicted to pain pills following a traumatic surgery. He shares about the tools that have helped him live many years sober.
A Simplified Life: with Brooke Happe
Brooke wanted more out of life, not physically more, but she stated, “more life, with less. Giving our children experiences over things.” Instead of living a life in constant commitment to others they now have the flexibility to do what they love and what they want to do.
Addiction to Social Media
I interviewed my friend about her decision to delete social media, despite her growing following of 20K IG followers and it being the sole marketing voice and visual for business, creating a substantial income for her. She opens up about her addiction to social media and how it was causing anxiety, depression, and loneliness in her life.
Navigating Body Image after Birth
Are you pregnant and struggling to accept the changes to your growing body? Or maybe now you have had your baby, and instead of feeling all the joy, you have negative emotions about your post-pregnancy body? Just know, you are not alone. Many women have difficulty navigating postpartum body image.
Filling Up Your Own Cup
We cannot pour from an empty cup. We can only offer others, what we have ourselves. Taking good care of our children, starts with taking good care of ourselves.
Whose opinion of you matters?
Our job is to fill our hearts with so much of our own self love and approval, that we don’t seek it externally from anyone else.
Entrepreneurship and Mental Health with Holly Wiest: Holly’s Healthy Holes
Holly shares how she worked through her fears and mental battles in order to follow her heart and start her own business. She went from ground zero to a quarter of a million dollars in revenue at the young age of 25.
Mental Health with Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner Macy Kasperbauer
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Macy Kasperbauer discusses the importance of mental health with children and young people.
Approval Addiction
Basing our self-worth on what we think others are thinking of us leads us to becoming addicted to their approval.
Yoga, Anxiety, & Self-Discovery w/ Lindsay Lee Decker
Lindsay and I discuss anxiety, people-pleasing, boundary setting, and the valuable lessons she gained through therapy!
Yoga off the Mat: Courtney Sheber
I met Courtney when I walked into her yoga class 3+ years ago. I was immediately drawn to her. Here I was this stranger to her, but she welcomed me with the same warmth and kindness as she did everyone else.
Welcome to my Blog
My purpose for starting this blog is to share stories that embrace the messiness and realness of life, in the hopes that it can help others.
“Hope is a match in a dark tunnel, a moment of light, just enough to reveal the path ahead and ultimately the way out.”