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By Terence Tillman
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The podcast currently has 126 episodes available.
She believes that the foundational component of a successful therapy experience is the interpersonal connection between therapist and client. Her clients would describe her as being relatable and easy-going. (*She likes to say that she lives in the “real world” too!*) That said, she will “lovingly” call people out on their $h!t! As part of her work in the field of perinatal/maternal mental health, she co-created The MotherLoad Collective, with her colleague, Kelsey Mizell. As part of their commitment to supporting mothers, they have created free resources and workshops for parents, and also host trainings for professionals who work with families. They believe that when mothers are supported, families thrive, and they are committed to expanding their offerings in this realm.
Keep up with Jane:
https://www.themotherloadcollective.com/
https://www.janejohnsonwall.com/
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As we conclude this series on postpartum I had the honor of speaking with Dr. Shafer. Dr. Shafer detailed her complications with postpartum as well as diving into how important our villages are and suggestions on how we can be supportive of mothers. This was such a loaded conversation and couldn't have ended this series any better.
Dr Shafer is a musician turned physician (neurologist), Jay Shetty Certified life coach, author and publisher, and Host of the inspirational growth, health and healing-focused podcast Talks with Dr Shafer. Dr Shafer is passionate about helping people to reclaim their stories and build their most beautiful future. Dr Shafer also produces a literary podcast, What’s Up Young Authors, to help encourage young authors to write, publish and promote their work, and started a children’s literature-focused publishing company, Little House of Dreams Publishing. Dr Shafer believes it is never too early to show young people how important their voice truly is, and the power they possess to create a better world.
To help people suffering from Domestic Abuse and Intimate Partner Violence, Dr Shafer has created an online community, We Don’t Tell Our Stories, and an upcoming book of the same title to help in the reclaiming and recovery process through community, supportive content, and inspirational music, articles, video and audio content, and book resources. Dr Shafer can’t wait to share her message of growth and healing to reclaim your story and live a healthy, purpose-driven life through life’s challenges with your audience!
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As we continue this series on postpartum Jane & I have an incredible discussion surrounding postpartum, motherhood, grief relationships, and much more.
She believes that the foundational component of a successful therapy experience is the interpersonal connection between therapist and client. Her clients would describe her as being relatable and easy-going. (*She likes to say that she lives in the “real world” too!*) That said, she will “lovingly” call people out on their $h!t!
As part of her work in the field of perinatal/maternal mental health, she co-created The MotherLoad Collective, with her colleague, Kelsey Mizell. As part of their commitment to supporting mothers, they have created free resources and workshops for parents, and also host trainings for professionals who work with families. They believe that when mothers are supported, families thrive, and they are committed to expanding their offerings in this realm.
Keep up with Jane:
https://www.themotherloadcollective.com/
https://www.janejohnsonwall.com/
https://www.yourmompod.com/about
https://www.instagram.com/themotherloadcollective/
https://www.instagram.com/your_mom_pod/
https://www.facebook.com/yourmompod
https://www.facebook.com/themotherloadcollective/
Brianna shares her journey with postpartum, the importance of support, the importance of boundaries and so much more.
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In the second episode of the post-partum series, Lindsay deOliveria dives into her journey through postpartum and what led her to helping so many women and families going through it. Lindsay is very raw, vulnerable, and honest about postpartum and the effect that it had on her and her husband. Postpartum is a very serious topic and needs to be spoken about more often and I couldn't be more thankful to Lindsay for sharing her story.
Lindsay is a mom, wife, and start-up founder. Her experience as a new mom with postpartum depression and a colicky baby led her down the path of helping new parents.
Keep up with Lindsay: https://www.facebook.com/lindsay.fortier.12
https://www.facebook.com/groups/empoweredpregnancyprep
www.soothebeginnings.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/lindsay-deoliveira/
https://www.instagram.com/soothebeginnings/
https://www.tiktok.com/@soothebeginnings
Kicking off this series on postpartum I had the pleasure of having a great conversation with Marcus and Nicole Wooden about their journey with postpartum as individuals and a married couple. Their story is nothing short of inspiring, educational, eye-opening, and insightful.
Author, speaker, and parent coach, Nicole Woodcox Bolden, LCSW @thrivingwithbabychicago has over 17 years of experience supporting parents in raising healthy children without losing themselves. With the mission to assist mothers managing postpartum depression & anxiety, Nicole's journal entitled, Mama’s Mind Matters, and a book entitled, Uncover Your Light, helps women slow down for a cou ofple minutes a day to have an intentional pause to think about themselves. Speaking on the national stage on topics such as Postpartum mental health, managing anxiety & societal norms, parent re-entry into the workplace, and navigating marriage goals & expectations in parenthood. Nicole aims to empower, educate, inform, and truly hold space for parents/caregivers.
Marcus has been an advocate for social justice issues relating to health disparities and the well-being of underserved populations. His experience as a father, along with his research, has led him to become passionate about supporting families, especially fathers as they start their journey through fatherhood. He currently has his Masters of Public Health and has worked in nonprofit, tech, and school settings. Marcus is passionate about not only supporting families but also compiling more research on best practices to help get families through the birthing process.
Keep up with Marcus & Nicole:https://www.youtube.com/ @thrivingwithbabychicago
https://www.thrivingwithbaby.com/shop
https://www.instagram.com/thrivingwithbabychicago/
https://www.facebook.com/ThrivingwithBaby
https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicole-woodcox-bolden-msw-lcsw-11623023/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcus-bolden-mph-32623a78/
In this episode of Conversations Of The Heart. T. Michelle & I embark on a conversation on overcoming obstacles and using your experience to fuel you creativity.
T. Michelle's Bio:
I believe that stories should have a purpose. The goal of my stories is to help people overcome life's challenges, build self esteem, and to show the incredible abilities that lies within them. My imagination helped me to cope with life's challenges. I want it to do the same for others. The story of "Could you please tell me which way to the south," is about a little bird's challenge through a storm and how he overcame it by self determination, strength and boldness. He never gave up and in the end, he was rewarded.
I have taken my stories not just in books, but to the stage. I have been a drama coach for almost twenty years now and work for The San Bernardino School District. I've written numerous stories in which some have become musical stage plays. I am the owner of an upcoming theater company, "T&F Amazin' Storybook Productions." Life is Amazing because you can make it what you want it to be.
Keep up with T.Michelle:
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Website
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Email Address: [email protected]
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Tasheba & I dive deep into a conversation on realtionships, where we go wrong and where we go right. Tasheba brings her expertise as licensed marriage and family therapist to forefront of this discussion. Be sure to listen, subscribe, like and share.
Tasheba is a licensed marriage and family therapist, certified body and mind life coach, published author, and personal development and training specialist. She has worked in acute behavioral health hospitals and non-profit organizations and established her private practice a few years ago. Tasheba’s heart for personal development, training, and the fine arts have propelled her in the direction to help others as a life coach by using dance as a way of release. Her passion is to help others to overcome the hurt of the past, understand their self-worth, and live out their God-given purpose.
Connect with Tasheba!
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Books:
Daily Press
From Stress To Rest
Online Book Club
Joel Bernardin & I had an incredible and vulnerable conversation surrounding:
-Manhood
-Navigating Grief
-Mental Health
-Relationships
-Faith
-God
-Gratitiude
....and more
Be sure to tune in, like, subscribe and SHARE
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In this episode I had the esteemed pleasure to speaking with Tamala Daniels. Tamala dropped alot of gems on the real estate indusrty, period poverty, social medias impact on mental health and so much more. Tune it, subscribe and share.
Her vast career in the industry has allowed her to become an International Speaker, United Arab Emirates Certified International Property Consultant, New Home Developer Consultant and Exclusive Broker for New Home Developers/Builders, Land Developers, and Regional Manager in Property Management. Tamala managed a top producing Real Estate Branch with over 500 agents, closing more than 1 billion dollars in real estate annually. Tamala, as a Canfield Certified Trainer has provided training, coaching and conduct seminars to help develop and motivate agents to move to the next level of success!
In addition to her Real Estate business, Tamala is the CEO of Revive Integrated Care Services LLC a Behavioral and Mental Health Intensive Outpatient Program clinic for substance use disorder. CEO | Founder of WOWman Foundation 501(c)(3) advocating for period poverty that leads to mental health for women and girls. As a community leader she is on the Executive Board of Director – Ebony House, Inc., Chair - City of Phoenix South Mountain Village Planning and Zoning committee, Facilitator/Mentor -Young Entrepreneurs Academy (YEA).
In her leisure time she loves traveling globally, teeing up on the golf course, hitting ski slopes and attending the opera and other arts!
Connect with Tamala Daniels: https://www.facebook.com/tamala.daniels1/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/tamala-l-daniels-pllc-b3372bb/
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The podcast currently has 126 episodes available.