Brewing Boundaries

Brewing Boundaries

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  • Cozy Conversation: Aligning Values and Embracing Change

    Hello Brewers!! Welcome back for the winter episode of Brewing Boundaries! It’s been a hectic year but I wanted to make sure to do a seasonal episode to check in during these tough months! Join me as I welcome Kate Licciardello LMHC, as we delve into the art of balancing self-care and social commitments during the darker months. Discover practical tips on embracing the early sunsets, managing people-pleasing tendencies, and aligning with your core values. Tune in for an insightful conversation that promises to warm your winter evenings. 🌟


    28 min
  • Season 2: Mental Health Month Continued

    TW: SA and Interpersonal violence.

    This month we were fortune to get an extra podcast in with the women from the Sojourner House. For over 45 years, Sojourner House has served thousands of victims and survivors of domestic abuse, sexual violence, and human trafficking. The mission of Sojourner House is to promote healthy relationships by providing culturally sensitive support, advocacy, housing, and education for victims and survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking; and to effect systems change. We sit down with

    Resources:

    National Domestic Violence HotlineLanguages: English, Spanish and 200+ through interpretation service

    Hours: 24/7CALL: 1-800-799-7233

    TEXT: 88788


    Sojourner House Resources:

    *shelter locations remain anonymous* Office number: 401-861-6191
    Hotline number: 401-765-3232Drop-In Advocacy & Resource Center: 
    1570 Westminster Street
    Providence, RI 02909If you are a victim and it is not safe for you to make a call during this time, send SoJo an e-mail -- https://sojournerri.org/contact/

    you will receive an response from an advocate within 24-48 hours. If this is an emergency, please call 911.

    49 min
  • Season 2: Welcoming Mental Health Awareness month

    Welcome back friends! I am happy to kick off Mental Health Awareness month with none other than Sandra Victorino!

    We discuss mental health in Rhode island, where it is and where it's headed, as well as stretching your comfort zone!

    Sandra has worked in the healthcare field for over 20 years. Her areas of interest are healthcare access for all populations and health and mental health equity. Her work also focuses on building leadership capabilities, diversity, equity, and inclusion and developing and strengthening community partnerships. Her qualifications are esteemed and her experience revered in the communities where she works.

    Sandra is a bilingual, Spanish, bicultural Licensed Mental Health Counselor skilled in Trauma-Informed Care. She is the Chair of the Mental Health Association of RI and Vice-Chair at the Women's Fund of RI, and is co-founder of the Latino Mental Health Network of RI.

    39 min
  • Season 2: Episode 4: Motherhood Unfiltered: Stories, Struggles, and Strength

    Warning: This episode talks about pregnancy and infancy

    loss.

    This week we sit down with Jan Iacobucci, owner and CEO of

    Wellnested RI in Johnston, RI. Jan is a postpartum doula, mother, and incredible community organizer for families across the region. We talk about pregnancy,
    maternal mental health, motherhood, changes in your body mentally and physically, as well as resources out there for families. Jan developed “Wave of Light,” a non-profit organization for pregnancy and infancy loss. Visit wellnestedri.com to see the classes offered and the event to benefit Wave of Light, February 8th, at the loom hotel in Warwick.

    43 min
  • Season 2: Episode 3: "New Year, New Myths: Debunking Diet & Food Misconceptions with a Dietitian"


    "New Year, New Myths: Debunking Diet & Food

    Misconceptions with a Dietitian"

    In this episode, we’re kicking off the New Year with a

    much-needed conversation about food myths that have been circulating for far too long. We’re joined by Lesley Varone, a registered dietitian and nutrition expert, and owner of the Everwell Nutrition Collective to help clear up the confusion surrounding popular diets and food trends.

    Whether it’s the latest fad diet, the supposed “superfoods”

    you must eat, or the myths about carbs, fats, and calories, Lesley is here to set the record straight. We’ll talk about what balanced eating really looks like, and how to navigate the overwhelming amount of nutrition advice out
    there and did we mention a trip to your dietician is likely covered by your insurance?!

    If you’re looking to start the year off with a healthier

    relationship with food and a clearer understanding of what your body truly needs, this episode is for you. Tune in to learn how to separate fact from fiction and make informed, sustainable choices that align with your wellness
    goals! Follow Lesley for more at @everwellcollective on Instagram !

    34 min
  • Season 2: Episode 2: "Balancing Acts: Life in Motion"

    Join us this week for Episode 2 of our second season:

    "Balancing Acts: Life in Motion." This episode dives deep into the multifaceted life of Ashley Sullivan, a loving mother, personal trainer, and occupational therapist who takes us into her “balancing act.” As an occupational therapist, Ashley works with babies at ‘Wellnested’ in Johnston, perfecting and practicing small muscle groups for tactile play while giving moms a group to identify and reflect with. Ashley shares insights and stories
    from her unique perspective, exploring the challenges and triumphs of juggling her diverse roles.

    From effective strategies for maintaining a healthy

    work-life balance to tips on fostering resilience in children and clients, this episode gives practical guidance and inspiration for anyone navigating the
    complexities of modern life.

    Whether you’re a parent seeking support, a fitness

    enthusiast looking for motivation, or a healthcare professional wanting to
    enhance your practice, this episode is a must listen!  

    Follow her on Instagram @ash.m.sullivan

    31 min
  • Season 2:Episode 1: Getting Unstuck! Making yourself a priority

    Brewing Boundaries is back for its second season!!! Listen to 'Episode 1: Getting Unstuck! Making yourself a priority' now!

    In this podcast episode, we talk about life coaching! We’ve seen it all over social media and probably heard someone refer to themselves as one, but what the heck is it? We talk about defining life coaching and its role in helping individuals set and achieve personal and professional goals, as well as the crucial concept of

    prioritizing oneself. Maria Holme, Life coach and founder of “Your next step guide,” shares practical strategies for making oneself a priority, such as setting boundaries, practicing self-care, and identifying core values. This episode highlights common obstacles people face when trying to prioritize themselves and offers tips for overcoming these challenges. By the end of the episode we hope that listeners are empowered with insights and tools to enhance their well-being and achieve a more fulfilling life by placing themselves at the center of their
    personal growth journey!!

    Want to get in touch with Maria? Shoot her an email at [email protected]

    25 min
  • Episode 5: Gender affirming care

    For June we are honoring the LGTBQ+ community and working to share further information regarding specifically the transgender community. Gender affirming care is a very niche area that Dr. Michelle Crossley found herself specializing in after realizing that this population deserved more access to care. We talk education, boundaries and respect.

    Sponsored by: Rhode Island College

    43 min
  • Episode 4: Therapy can be proactive!

    In this episode we speak with Jen Weaver, Licensed Mental Health Therapist and owner of Polaris counseling.  

    We talk about the new era of mental health, and how it’s

    evolved over the generations; what is dialectic behavioral therapy; and a new
    program Jen piloted with the state of Rhode Island to focus on proactive mental
    health care specifically for our first responders.

    Sponsored by Rhode Island College


    27 min
  • Episode 3: Pivoting and knowing your self-worth

    Getting raw with artist Katie Frank who talks about the realities of making it in the music industry, how to set your standards and boundaries and the realities of making tough decisions. Katie talks about her love for music, her career pivoting and how her drive, strength and support system helped her throughout.

    29 min

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Welcome to "Brewing Boundaries" a podcast meant to fill your cup! We are brewing up boundaries, confidence and other mental health education. Featuring different mental health stories, education, and…