Balanced Living Unfiltered

Balanced Living Unfiltered

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  • Nourishing Gratitude: A Moment of Mindfulness

    🎙️Host: Dr. Ann Ijeh

    Naturopathic Doctor

    https://balanceandbirch.com/drijeh/


    Join Dr. Ann Ijeh, a dedicated and compassionate Naturopathic Doctor with a deep commitment to helping individuals achieve their best possible health naturally, as she explores the concept of nourishing gratitude.

    What if nourishing your health was about more than nutrition, supplements, or lab results? In this episode, we explore the concept of nourishing gratitude and how bringing mindfulness and appreciation into everyday routines can support both physical and emotional well-being. By slowing down and becoming more intentional with how we eat, move, hydrate, and rest, we can create meaningful opportunities to reconnect with ourselves and appreciate the small things that often go unnoticed.

    In this episode she covers:

    • Mindful Eating
    • Building a "Gratitude Plate"
    • Brain & Emotional Nutrition
    • Hydration Habit Pairing
    • The "Gratitude Walk"
    • Prioritizing Rest
    • The "3-2-1 Gratitude Reset"

    Tune in for practical, accessible ways to cultivate gratitude, build healthier habits, and bring greater intention to your everyday routines. Because wellness isn't about doing everything perfectly. It's about making small, consistent choices that help you feel more nourished, connected, and present in your life.

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    What are you going to try today? Share your thoughts in the comments!

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    #MentalHealth #EmotionalWellness #BalanceAndBirch #PersonalGrowth #podcast #wellness #gratitude #selfcare #Naturopathicdoctor #Naturopathy


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    16 min
  • Grief Podcast Part 5: Anticipatory Grief & Ambiguous Loss

    Host: Dr. Krista “Ollie” Hopkins

    Licensed Psychologist | Consultant | Wellness Coach

    https://balanceandbirch.com/drhopkins/


    Featuring: Dr. Rebecca “Emjay” Brown

    Founder | Psychologist | Sexologist | Wellness Coach

    https://balanceandbirch.com/drbrown/


    Grief doesn't always begin after a loss. Sometimes, it starts long before, while we're still holding on to someone or something we love. Join psychologists from Balance & Birch  Dr. Ollie Hopkins and Dr. Rebecca “Emjay” Brown, in this episode, as they explore the complexities of anticipatory grief and ambiguous loss, offering insight into the emotions, challenges, and experiences that often accompany these types of loss.

    Together, they discuss the guilt that can arise when grieving before a loss occurs, the challenges of navigating changing relationships, and why conversations about death and loss are so important. They also explore how to balance the need for solitude with the support of community and why simply showing up for someone can make a meaningful difference.


     In this episode, we cover:

    • Anticipatory Grief: The act of grieving a loss before it occurs. While commonly associated with the declining health of loved ones or pets, it can also relate to the loss of body parts, jobs, or aspects of one's identity.
    • Ambiguous Loss: A type of loss that occurs while a person is still alive, such as in instances of dementia, Alzheimer’s, or the end of a relationship. It involves a shift in personality, cognitive capacity, or the nature of a relationship, even when the individual remains physically present.
    • Guilt: We note the common experience of feeling guilty for grieving prematurely, feeling they are "putting it out into the world," or feeling they are failing to cherish the time left with a loved one.
    • The Taboo of Death: We emphasized that death is treated as a taboo subject in the United States, which hampers open communication. We encourage listeners to talk openly about end-of-life needs to better support those experiencing loss.
    • Navigating Support: We discuss the difficulty of balancing the desire for isolation during grief with the need for community. We suggested that "showing up" providing physical presence without demanding anything from the grieving person is a profound form of support.
    • Integration: Rather than aiming for "healing" or "perfection," we highlight "integration" as the core goal of the grieving process. We compare grief to a ball in a jar; the grief does not disappear, but the jar gets larger, providing more space so one touches the grief less frequently.
    • Inconvenience: We agree that being in a close community is inherently "inconvenient". Individuals should not be penalized for needing to retreat or isolate during the grieving process, and that genuine community involves being there for one another when that period ends.

    Rather than viewing grief as something we need to overcome, this conversation highlights the importance of integration, learning to make space for grief while continuing to live a meaningful life. 

    💬 Whether you're experiencing loss yourself or supporting someone who is, this episode offers compassionate perspectives on navigating grief, embracing vulnerability, and finding connection through life's most difficult transitions. You are not alone.

    🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more conversations on grief, loss, healing, and holistic wellness.

    #Grief #MentalHealthAwareness #HealingJourney #TraumaHealing #ChronicIllness #HolisticHealing #EmotionalWellness #BalanceAndBirch #Podcast #healing #MindBodyConnection #PTSD #GriefSupport #balance #loss


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    35 min
  • The Healing Journey: Trust The Process

    🎙️Co-Host: Jennifer Lee | Reiki Practitioner

    https://balanceandbirch.com/jennifer/


    🎙️Co-Host: Allie Aschmann | Hypnotherapist & Spiritual Coach

    https://balanceandbirch.com/allie/



    In this episode, Allie and Jennifer share their personal experiences with healing and the tools that supported them along the way. Allie found support through Hypnosis and Inner Child Healing, while Jennifer used Reiki to help reconnect with herself, heal old wounds and navigate her healing journey.


    The healing journey isn’t always linear and it isn't always easy. There are moments of growth, setbacks, breakthroughs, and lessons, and learning to trust the process can be one of the hardest parts. Healing is rarely a straight line. There are moments when you feel like you’re making incredible progress, followed by days when old emotions, fears, or patterns seem to resurface. And that’s okay. Healing isn’t about becoming a completely different person or never struggling again, it’s about learning to understand yourself, give yourself grace, and trust that every step is part of the journey.


    In this episode we discuss:

    ⭐️What does healing look like? (it's not linear: note that everyone heals differently and on their own time- there is no right way)

    ⭐️Our healing journeys and what we used

    ⭐️What growth looks like

    ⭐️Finding what works for you

    ⭐️Trusting the process


    Healing looks different for everyone. Trust that your journey is unfolding exactly as it needs to, one step at a time. While our paths looked different, both experiences highlight an important reminder: There is no one-size-fits-all approach to healing. What works for one person may not be what another person needs, and that’s perfectly okay.


    Sometimes healing means moving forward. Sometimes it means slowing down, resting, feeling your emotions, or revisiting something you thought you had already healed. The goal isn’t perfection; it’s progress, awareness, and learning to trust yourself through it all. Your healing journey is uniquely yours. Give yourself permission to take it one step, one lesson, and one moment at a time.


    💬 Join the Conversation:
    Where are you on your healing journey? What modalities have you tried that work for you?

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    #MentalHealthAwareness #EmotionalWellness #BalanceAndBirch #Podcast #MindBodyConnection #balance #mentalhealth #emotionalhealth #journal #journaling #mindset #HealingJourney #TrustTheProcess #ReikiHealing #SelfHealing #SpiritualHealing #PersonalGrowth #reiki #hypnosis 


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    36 min
  • Contentment vs Satisfaction
    🎙️Host: David Kopp
    Personal Trainer | Men’s Coach
    https://balanceandbirch.com/david/
    ⭐️ Guest: JD Tremblay
    Director of High Performance and Mental Resilience Advisor at Hungry Warrior Academy
    Website https://hungrywarrioracademy.com/
    https://www.instagram.com/hungrywarrioracademy/
    https://www.tiktok.com/@hungrywarrioracademy
    https://www.youtube.com/@Hungry-Warrior-Academy
    https://www.facebook.com/people/Hungry-Warrior-Academy/61559051615885/
    https://www.linkedin.com/in/jd-tremblay-2b6215256/
    JD Tremblay is the Director of High Performance and Mental Resilience Advisor at Hungry Warrior Academy. He understands firsthand what it takes to overcome extreme challenges and rebuild yourself to operate at a higher level.
    As an Integrated engineer, military veteran, naturopathic practitioner, and ultra-endurance athlete, he’s tested human limits in some of the toughest environments on the planet, including the EpicDeca, where he was one of only three people ever to complete 10 Ironman-distance triathlons in 10 consecutive days across six Hawaiian Islands.
    He doesn't just speak about pushing limits; he’s proven the science by testing human endurance at the highest level. That journey wasn’t just about physical strength; it was about mindset, purpose, and faith. It inspired JD to write the best-selling book: Hunger For More in Life, which looks at what it means to push beyond limits and overcome mental struggles.
    He dedicates his life to helping Christian men, like you, crush their battles and rediscover their God-given purpose.
    This latest episode features a conversation between David, our personal trainer with Balance and Birch, and JD Tremblay, the Director of High Performance and Mental Resilience Advisor at Hungry Warrior Academy. They discuss methodologies for achieving personal growth, maintaining discipline, and navigating the transition from structured environments, like the military, to civilian life.
    Key Takeaways:
    JD argues that while one can be content, experiencing life and remaining grounded regardless of current circumstances, one should never be fully satisfied, as there is always room to improve, achieve, and grow.
    They distinguish between fleeting feelings and regulated emotions. They suggest that basing decisions on an emotional state, which can be calculated and regulated, is more effective for long-term growth than reacting to temporary feelings.
    Military service provides an external authority structure, but transitioning to civilian life requires creating internal systems.
    They emphasize the importance of identifying and writing down personal values before setting goals to ensure one’s actions align with their purpose. Principles act as a foundation; adhering to them ensures that effort leads to meaningful results, regardless of whether those principles are secular or faith-based.
    They advocate for daily reflection, through meditation, prayer, and journaling, to reset, stay driven, and avoid "buying one's own lies" or falling back into old, negative patterns.
    Rather than letting shame lead to self-destruction or paralysis, JD suggests using it as a catalyst. By acknowledging negative experiences or past behaviors, one can channel that energy into constructive actions, such as physical training or philanthropic efforts, to produce positive outcomes.
    They agree that suffering is an inherent part of life. Maintaining a driven and faithful mindset allows one to "take it on the chin" and rationalize the challenges necessary to become a better person.
    David and JD share sentiment on the necessity of being serious about one's life, values, and goals. They stress the importance of having a clear, definitive path and the willingness to accept hard truths to foster continuous improvement.
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    #MentalHealthAwareness #EmotionalWellness #BalanceAndBirch #Podcast #MindBodyConnection

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    1 hr 10 min
  • The Shame & Stigma Surrounding Sexual Wellness
    🎙️Host: Dr. Rebecca “Emjay” Brown | Founder, Psychologist, Sexologist, Wellness Coach
    https://balanceandbirch.com/drbrown/
    https://www.instagram.com/balanceandbirch
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/balance-and-birch
    ⭐️ Guest:
    Website https://www.promescent.com/B&B15
    *First time customers/viewers can receive 15% off using this link!
    Instagram https://www.instagram.com/promescent/
    Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Promescent/
    Jeff Abraham is the CEO of Promescent, a leading sexual wellness brand focused on making intimacy solutions more accessible and effective. After discovering a groundbreaking treatment for premature ejaculation developed by urologist Dr. Ronald Gilbert, Jeff invested in the product and became the majority owner, launching the company’s flagship Delay Spray.
    Since relocating Promescent to Las Vegas in 2013, Jeff has expanded the brand into a full-spectrum sexual wellness company offering doctor-developed products for both men and women. Today, with over 5 million bottles sold and more than 4,000 healthcare professionals recommending the brand, Jeff continues to drive Promescent’s mission to improve intimate health and confidence.
    Description of this episode:
    This video features a conversation between host Dr. Rebecca Brown and guest Jeff Abraham, CEO of Promescent, focusing on sexual wellness, the stigma surrounding it, and the importance of open communication in relationships.
    Key themes from their discussion include:
    The Role of Media and Shame: The speakers discuss how media often misrepresents sexual norms, such as through pornography or unrealistic portrayals in entertainment, leading to unnecessary shame and anxiety for both men and women.
    The Arousal Gap and Unrealistic Expectations: A central topic is the "arousal gap," where men and women often have different physiological timelines for reaching climax. They emphasize that sex is not an "Olympic sport" and encourage moving away from goal-oriented performance toward pleasure-focused intimacy.
    The Importance of Communication: Both agree that communication is the most vital "tool" for sexual health. They argue that many perceived sexual problems are actually communication issues. Breaking the taboo of talking about needs, preferences, and discomfort allows partners to build trust and enjoy more satisfying intimacy.
    Addressing Sexual Dysfunction: Jeff discusses how his company, Promescent, aims to provide accessible solutions for issues like premature ejaculation and erectile dysfunction. He stresses that these are medical conditions—not character flaws—and that seeking help is as normal as treating any other health issue.
    The Value of Holistic Wellness: The conversation shifts to the idea that sexual wellness is interconnected with overall confidence, emotional health, and how one feels about themselves as a partner. They discuss how feeling desired and validated emotionally is a powerful form of "intellectual Viagra".
    We conclude with the discussion about the importance of running a business with integrity and purpose. Jeff shares his journey of expanding Promescent to offer a variety of wellness products and reiterates his commitment to helping customers achieve better intimacy through products that are clinically tested and supported by research.
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    #MentalHealth #physicalhealth #EmotionalWellness #BalanceAndBirch #Podcast #MindBodyConnection #balance #mentalhealth #emotionalhealth #sex #sexualintamacy #sexualwellness

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    1 hr 5 min
  • Movement & Mindfulness
    🎙️ Host: Iesha Glover
    Somatic Wellness Practitioner
    https://balanceandbirch.com/iesha/
    The episode on our podcast explores the concept of mindfulness, challenging the traditional idea that it requires sitting perfectly still in a quiet environment. Instead, the speaker emphasizes that mindfulness is fundamentally about paying attention to the present moment on purpose, with kindness.
    While traditional stillness works for some, it can feel unsafe, frustrating, or impossible for others, including trauma survivors, neurodivergent individuals, or those with busy brains. Mindfulness should fit the individual's life rather than requiring them to conform to a specific, rigid expectation.
    Ways you can practice mindfulness:
    🍃Walking Meditation: Walking slowly, matching breath to steps, or focusing on how the feet meet the ground and air feels on the skin.
    🍃Trauma-Informed Yoga: Utilizing choice-based language and adaptable postures to focus on sensations and breath rather than achieving a "perfect" pose.
    🍃Stretching or Shaking: Gentle movements of limbs to release tension and increase awareness of muscles and joints.
    🍃Creative Movement/Dance: Moving or swaying to music to observe how the body responds to rhythm.
    🍃Everyday Routines: Bringing full attention to sensory details during tasks like washing dishes, folding laundry, or watering plants.
    🍃The "Moving Scan" Exercise: A three-to-five-minute grounding technique that can be performed while standing or walking:
    Look around and identify five things you see.
    Notice four things you feel.
    Listen for three things you can hear.
    Identify two things you can smell.
    Take one slow, full breath, noting any subtle tastes upon exhaling.
    🍃Journaling Prompts:
    When you have felt most present and whether you were moving or still?
    What sensations signal that you need movement instead of stillness?
    How to integrate mindful movement into existing daily activities?
    💬 Join the Conversation:
    What’s your favorite mindfulness practice?
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    Stay connected for insightful conversations on mindfulness, mental health, wellness and personal growth.
    #MentalHealthAwareness #HealingJourney #TraumaHealing #Neurodivergent #HolisticHealing #SomaticHealing #EmotionalWellness #SelfHealing #BalanceAndBirch #Podcast #MindBodyConnection #balance #Neurodivergence #mentalhealth #emotionalhealth #mindfulness #movement #mindful #journal #journaling #walking

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    11 min
  • Bridging the Gap Between Trauma & Neurodivergence
    🎙️ Host: Iesha Glover
    Somatic Wellness Practitioner
    https://balanceandbirch.com/iesha/
    The latest episode on our podcast explores the intersection between neurodivergence and trauma, emphasizing the importance of understanding both to foster healing and self-compassion.
    Neurodivergence is an umbrella term for individuals whose brains function, process, or learn differently than what is considered typical.It is a natural variation of human brain function, not a disorder, and encompasses conditions such as autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and others. Approximately 20% of the population is estimated to be neurodivergent. Neurodivergence exists on a spectrum regarding both diagnostic labels and individual lived experiences, with some people masking their true selves to fit in.
    Trauma is defined as the internal result of overwhelming external experiences, where the nervous system stores the stress when an individual is unable to cope. It can stem from events like accidents or assault, chronic stressors like bullying or oppression, or developmental and medical trauma. Trauma fundamentally changes how individuals interpret safety and interact with the world.
    Hiding one's true self to fit in takes a heavy psychological toll and can lead to complex trauma.
    Environments not designed for neurodivergent needs can make sensory input feel threatening or painful, leading to trauma, meltdowns, or hypervigilance.Being misunderstood or mislabeled during the diagnostic process, particularly for women, girls, and BIPOC individuals, can be traumatic. Individuals are often punished for neurodivergent traits they cannot control, such as stimming or needing extra time to process instructions.
    To create trauma-informed, neuro-affirming spaces, we suggest:
    💚Acknowledging that both neurodivergence and trauma shape the nervous system.
    💚Shifting from pathologizing traits to understanding neurodivergence as a way of being.
    💚Offering choices and consent in classrooms, workplaces, and therapeutic settings.
    💚Embracing regulation practices that are sensory-safe and accessible, rather than requiring stillness or silence.
    💬 Join the Conversation:
    How has trauma or neurodivergence shaped your life? Share your experiences in the comments to support others.
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    Stay connected for insightful conversations on mental health, trauma, chronic illness, wellness and personal growth.
    #trauma #MentalHealthAwareness #HealingJourney #TraumaHealing #Neurodivergent #HolisticHealing #ReikiHealing #SomaticHealing #EmotionalWellness #SelfHealing #BalanceAndBirch #Podcast #MindBodyConnection #PTSD #traumaSupport #balance #Neurodivergence #mentalhealth #emotionalhealth

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    13 min
  • Grief Podcast Part 4: Maintaining a Connection with Loved Ones
    🎙️Host: Dr. Krista “Ollie” Hopkins
    Licensed Psychologist | Consultant | Wellness Coach
    https://balanceandbirch.com/drhopkins/
    ⭐️Featuring: Allie Aschmann
    Hypnotherapist
    https://balanceandbirch.com/allie/
    In this episode of the grief podcast, Dr. Krista “Ollie” Hopkins, a psychologist, interviews Allie, a hypnotist from her practice to discuss the expansive and complex nature of grief.
    We define grief as a deep, painful process of loss, noting that while people often associate it with the death of a person or pet, it also includes job loss, changes in life circumstances, and the loss of relationships. We emphasize that grief is inherently complex, often involving logistics, such as funeral arrangements or estate management, that can prevent people from fully processing their emotions. We discuss how, in a capitalistic society, people are often pressured to "self-abandon" or push grief aside to meet daily responsibilities.
    Allie shares her experience losing her "soul dog," Molly, and her father, both of which were deeply painful and brought on further layers of grief as she navigated life changes and family dynamics. Dr. Krista “Ollie” Hopkins shares her own grief journey following the loss of her dog, Ada, highlighting the solace found in memorializing her, even while managing guilt related to her own chronic illness.
    We express a spiritual belief in maintaining a connection with loved ones who have passed, whether through dreams, meditation, or the feeling of their continued spiritual presence. We discuss the limitations of traditional therapy for certain deep, spiritual-oriented losses and the value of alternative modalities. Allie explains how she uses wellness hypnotherapy to help clients create a "personal sanctuary," a safe space for processing emotions where they can invite their lost loved ones.
    💬 You are not alone on this journey! If this conversation resonates with you, share your thoughts in the comments and connect with others on their healing journeys.
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    #GriefHealing #MentalHealthAwareness #EmotionalWellness #TraumaHealing #LifeTransitions #ChronicIllnessAwareness #NeurodivergentSupport #SelfCompassion #PsychologyPodcast #HealingJourney #BalanceAndBirch #PersonalGrowth #connection

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    1 hr 12 min
  • Grief Podcast Part 3: Stories of Loss, Healing, and Resilience
    🎙️Host: Dr. Krista “Ollie” Hopkins
    Licensed Psychologist | Consultant | Wellness Coach
    https://balanceandbirch.com/drhopkins/
    Featuring:
    ⭐️Dee Williams
    Director of Operations
    https://balanceandbirch.com/dee/
    ⭐️Gina Vitale
    Therapeutic Exercise Specialist
    https://balanceandbirch.com/gina/
    ⭐️David Kopp
    Personal Trainer
    https://balanceandbirch.com/david/
    In this heartfelt and deeply human conversation, psychologist Dr. Krista Ollie Hopkins of Balance and Birch invites her colleagues to explore the many dimensions of grief. From the loss of loved ones and cherished dreams to changes in health, identity, and life circumstances, this episode highlights how grief touches us all and how healing unfolds over time.
    Through powerful personal stories, the discussion reveals that grief isn’t limited to death. It can arise from failed aspirations, chronic illness, divorce, dementia, and life transitions. Together, the speakers examine how community, accountability, self-compassion, and meaningful coping strategies help transform pain into growth and resilience.
    This episode is a compassionate reminder that there is no timeline for grief, only a journey toward understanding, acceptance, and hope.
    In This Episode, You’ll Learn:
    Why grief extends beyond physical loss
    How identity and life transitions shape our grieving process
    The importance of community, accountability, and support systems
    Healthy and meaningful ways to cope with loss
    How movement, creativity, and reflection aid emotional healing
    Why emotions are neutral—and how to determine what truly serves you
    💬 Join the Conversation:
    How has grief shaped your life? Share your experiences in the comments to support and inspire others.
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    Stay connected for insightful conversations on mental health, trauma, chronic illness, and personal growth.
    #GriefHealing #MentalHealthAwareness #EmotionalWellness #TraumaHealing #LifeTransitions #ChronicIllnessAwareness #NeurodivergentSupport #SelfCompassion #PsychologyPodcast #HealingJourney #BalanceAndBirch #PersonalGrowth

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    1 hr 16 min
  • Grief Podcast Part 2: Personal Stories and Vulnerable Shares
    🎙️Host: Dr. Krista “Ollie” Hopkins
    Licensed Psychologist | Consultant | Wellness Coach
    https://balanceandbirch.com/drhopkins/
    Featuring:
    ⭐️Dr. Ann Ijeh
    Naturopathic Doctor
    https://balanceandbirch.com/drijeh/
    Grief is a universal yet deeply personal experience, and no two journeys look the same. In this heartfelt and vulnerable episode, Dr. Krista Ollie Hopkins, psychologist at Balance & Birch, leads an intimate conversation exploring the many layers of grief with Dr. Ann Ijeh, a naturopathic physician.
    Together, they share personal stories and professional insights on loss, healing, and resilience. From ambiguous grief and childhood experiences to the loss of loved ones and beloved pets, this powerful discussion sheds light on how grief shapes our lives and how we can navigate it with compassion and support.
    Whether you’re coping with loss, supporting someone who is grieving, or seeking a deeper understanding of emotional healing, this episode offers validation, guidance, and hope.
    In This Episode, We Explore:
    Different types of grief, including ambiguous and anticipatory grief
    The emotional and physical impact of loss
    Grieving chronic illness, identity, and life transitions
    Healthy coping strategies and the importance of therapy
    Honoring loved ones and finding meaning through remembrance
    Embracing vulnerability and healing through shared experiences
    💬 You are not alone. If this conversation resonates with you, share your thoughts in the comments and connect with others on their healing journeys.
    🔔 Subscribe for more conversations on mental health, holistic healing, and emotional well-being.
    #GriefSupport #MentalHealthAwareness #HealingJourney #HolisticHealth #EmotionalWellness #TherapyMatters #BalanceAndBirch #GriefHealing #Podcast #PersonalGrowth

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    1 hr 1 min

About Balanced Living Unfiltered

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Welcome to Balanced Living Unfiltered, the podcast where the team at Balance & Birch shares real, raw, and unfiltered/unedited conversations about wellness, personal growth, and everything in between. Hosted by a rotating cast of our incredible staff members—including therapists, yoga instructors, personal trainers, and naturopathic doctors—each episode brings a unique perspective on how to navigate the challenges of living a balanced life in today’s busy world.