Compassionate Climb

Compassionate Climb

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Compassionate Climb episodes

  • Episode 36: Emily Whetstone is living her dreams
    Meet Emily Whetstone, a therapist and a photographer, who is simultaneously managing both businesses while traveling the world. She describes her training as an art therapist and the evolution of her interest in photography that came from the Instagram account she created for her dog. She shares how she creatively weaves traveling into her work and the transferrable skills that help in all of her pursuits.
    Key takeaways:
    -we are not meant to do everything
    -know your strengths
    -you can hire someone for anything
    -build your community
    -reach out to others who have done what you want to do
    https://www.eewphotography.com
    https://www.facebook.com/eewphotography
    https://www.instagram.com/eewphotography/
    31 min
  • Episode 35: Innovative Healthcare Communications with Doug Parent
    Meet Doug Parent, the CEO of Ring Rx, a HIPAA compliant telephone, text, and fax communication platform. He shares his start in the family business which was a call center for healthcare providers. He describes the start and growth of the company, what sets them apart, and upcoming enhancements.
    Try Ring Rx free for 14 days: https://ringrx.com/free-trial/
    Enter the code CLIMB for 15% off for life. Conditions apply.
    https://ringrx.com
    29 min
  • Episode 34: Donna Mac communicates confidently
    Meet Donna Rustigian Mac, the founder of iVoice Communication, who helps people lead and speak confidently. She is the author of Guide to a Richer Life, Know Your Worth, Find Your Voice and Speak and the creator of The Six Pillars of Mindful Communication. She is also a certified mindfulness teacher and a habit change facilitator. She shares her experience in broadcasting and media and describes her process of taking people from where they are and helping them move forward.
    Key takeaways:
    -Confident communication comes from the inside out.
    -Get to know your fear.
    -The goal is to be assertively effective.
    -Leaders benefit from being both authoritative and affiliative.
    -Create a psychologically safe environment.
    -Provide feedback that empowers people.
    -Failure is an opportunity for growth.
    -Help people find their own answers.
    -The greatest leaders coach themselves first and foremost.
    Make sure to grab a copy of her passion project, a workbook entitled Know and Own Your Worth!
    iVoice Communication
    LinkedIn
    YouTube
    43 min
  • Episode 33: Dawn Gabriel promotes Soul Care

    Meet Dawn Gabriel, a licensed therapist, group practice owner, consultant, podcaster, and retreat host. She is the founder of Soul Care for Therapists where her mission is to prevent burnout and help clinicians build a sustainable life and practice. She explains that Soul Care is deeper than self-care and engages our spiritual side. She shares how she blocks out soul care days and plans retreats with her staff to encourage work-life balance.


    Key takeaways:

    -Therapists tend to put themselves last.

    -Block out soul care days.

    -Be alone with God.

    -Recognize our need to be needed.

    -Trust God to care for us and the people in our lives.


    https://authenticconnectionscounseling.com

    https://soulcarefortherapists.com

    https://www.facebook.com/people/Dawn-Gabriel-Soul-Care-for-Therapists/100065180933647/

    https://www.instagram.com/soulcarefortherapists/

    32 min
  • Episode 32: Michelle Kater is culturally competent

    Meet Michelle Kater, who is a licensed therapist with a private practice in Asheville, North Carolina. She is Arab American and her husband is from Kenya. She shares how her experience in a transracial family and biracial couple led her host a retreat to Africa this past June with 29 therapists. She explains her goal of giving back to the orphanage her husband grew up in and providing a life changing experience to others in this field. She discusses how she incorporates cultural constructs in her clinical work and the diverse group practice she is building called Executive Wellness.


    Key takeaways:

    -Educate yourself as much as possible regarding different cultures

    -Acknowledge cultural differences in the therapy room

    -Ask clients what mental health looks like in their families

    -Recommended the book White Fragility by Robin DiAngelo

    -Recommended The Mindful Self-Compassion Workbook by Kristen Neff


    https://www.reconnectmyself.com

    https://www.executivewellness.health

    26 min
  • Episode 31: Alesia Galati turns listeners into leads
    Meet Alesia Galati, who is the owner of the podcast management company Galati Media. Learn how she helps podcasters turn listeners into leads. She shares her three month launch strategy and how to play the long game and measure success.
    Key takeaways:
    -90% of podcasts do not get past episode 3. Of the remaining 10%, 90% do not make it to episode 20.
    -Before launch, conduct market research.
    -Ensure you have clear goals for your show in order to define success.
    -Celebrate milestone episode numbers.
    -Guest on other podcast in your genre and beyond.
    -Podcasting is a marathon, not a sprint.
    ​https://galatimedia.com
    https://listenerstoleads.buzzsprout.com
    https://www.facebook.com/alesiagalatipm/
    https://www.instagram.com/alesia.galati/
    38 min
  • Episode 30: Jason Jurado helps us find our One Path

    Meet Jason Jurado, the owner of One Path Coaching, who guides and supports people to live a life of purpose. He is trained in neurolinguistic programing, hypnosis, timeline therapy, and polyvagal theory. He discusses our connection self, others, and something beyond us and helps people when they are disconnected. Join him in celebrating National Belief Day the 1st Monday in April.


    Key takeaways:

    -Know when to talk and when to listen.

    -We are all just walking each other home.

    -Always trust your experts.

    -We remember the way people make us feel.

    -Use Alignable to make local connections with business owners.

    -Be honest about where you are at.

    -Focus on what you do want, not what you don't want.

    -Look at your beliefs and see where they came from.


    https://www.onepathcoaching.com

    https://www.facebook.com/people/One-Path-Coaching/100084479811996/

    https://www.instagram.com/onepathcoaching/

    https://www.linkedin.com/company/onepathcoaching

    https://www.linkedin.com/company/onepathcoaching

    32 min
  • Episode 29: Julia Nepini is traveling the world

    In this solo episode I identify the benefits of travel, discuss my experiences this year, and share my ideas for future plans.


    The intention of this episode is to catalogue this point on my journey, reflect on what it took to get here, acknowledge those people who have helped to make it possible, and to show that if experiencing the world is your goal, it is possible. My hope is that this episode will serve as inspiration to do what sets your soul on fire. I remain humble, grateful, and appreciative and am here to help you achieve whatever your professional goals are in your business.


    https://compassionateconsultingcompany.com

    16 min
  • Episode 28: Laura Bates has not been paralyzed by perfection

    Meet Laura Bates, a psychiatric nurse practitioner who owns a solo practice in Louisiana. She describes her decision to go out on her own after she lost her job with a physical group. As a fellow enneagram 1, we weave our personality traits of perfectionism into the discussion and our overly idealistic views of business ownership at the outset versus the reality. She shares considerations for expansion and meeting the needs of her small town.


    Key takeaways:

    -Do not wait until you have everything in place before you start

    -Hire an administrative assistant sooner rather than later

    -Use your phone tree to triage and minimize call volume

    -If there is something you want, endurance is key


    https://www.lauraebatespsychiatry.com

    https://www.facebook.com/laurabatespsych

    36 min
  • Episode 27: April Lacey is organizing an event

    Meet April Lacey LICSW who is a clinical team lead at Compassionate Counseling Company. She shares how her interest in postpartum issues developed, her experience facilitating a postpartum stress support group, and the fundraising event she is co-leading for Postpartum Support International.


    https://www.compassionatecounselingcompany.com/april-lacey/

    https://www.facebook.com/climboutteamsouthcoast

    https://www.instagram.com/team_southcoast_climb_out/

    https://www.classy.org/team/493133


    20 min

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In this show we discuss the challenges of being successful in business while maintaining your integrity and staying true to yourself. Join me while I interview other professionals and share insights…