Eric, Jared, and Robert talk with Sarah Nobrega, Director of Clinical Services at a Mental Health Hospital, concerning the importance of leadership versus management and how everyone in any position within an organization can be a leader.

The podcast that Sarah references during the Creating Space question is Everything Happens with Kate Bowler.

This bonus episode contains a discussion cut for time from our last episode. It concerns modern funeral practices and how they can help with grief.

In this month's episode of Chaplain, Can We Talk Eric, Jared, and Robert talk with Bereavement Counselor and Thanatologist Hilary Furnish concerning grief, its goal, how to grieve well, and went to seek help.

Here are the two books Hilary mentions:

Fragmented families have their struggles, and also their joys. In this episode of Chaplain, Can We Talk Eric, Jared, and Robert talk with chaplain and Corporate Chaplains of America Lacy Peacock.

This month Robert and Jared talk about dealing with your Inner Critic and encouraging your Inner Coach.

Jeff's main points are:

*Bring the Inner Critic out of the shadows.

*Watch for the comparison trap. We very often compare what we know of ourselves with what we don't know about others.

*Practice constructive self-talk.

Sometimes it is difficult to keep our first things first and it can feel like we are trying to keep too many plates spinning. In this episode of CHaplain, Can We Talk we speak with Chaplain, and also our Regional Manager, Jeff Thomson concern Work/Life Balance and specifically if we should be focused on integration rather than balance.

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Humans are relational beings. Therefore it is hugely important that we work toward healthy relationships. In this episode of Chaplain, Can We Talk Eric, Jared, and Robert talk with Jenny Buckman about healthy and unhealthy relationships. While the majority of the discussion concerning romantic relationships the advice is good for so many different relationships. 

The end of the year is a time where we often spend a great deal of time with family. Sometimes that is good and other times it can be very taxing. In this bonus episode Chaplain Robert Terrell talks through ways to plan to not only survive your family time but also keep it an enjoyable time with family members that may be difficult when you find yourself spending a great deal of time with them.

Chaplain Jared Furnish joins Chaplain Can We Talk again to discuss how to give and receive healthy feedback. What are best practices for giving and receiving words that help us and others to improve in what is important to us?

Here are the two podcasts that Jared references during the episode.