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Episode 9: "Doing the Inner Work" with Dr. Zoe Shaw
I wanted to have this conversation with Dr. Zoe because over the years, I’ve come across more and more people who are acknowledging the importance and valuing the impact of therapy, and how important our mental health is to our success in life, as a parent, as an entrepreneur, as a person. And who better to have this conversation with than someone who helps people every day? So let me introduce you to my guest
Dr. Zoe Shaw is a licensed psychotherapist, motivational speaker, podcast host, life coach and fitness fanatic. She is passionate about helping women who struggle in difficult relationships- especially that sometimes difficult relationship with themselves.
After 15 years in traditional psychotherapy practice, Dr. Zoe jumped off the couch and now helps women using a different modality with a mix of virtual therapy, coaching services and programs designed specifically for women trying to have it all, who sometimes struggle in the superwoman game.
Dr. Zoe is a graduate of UCLA and Pepperdine University. She is a frequent blogger (writing about helping women redefine their Superwoman) and loves answering women's burning questions in her advice column at the Grit and Grace Project (an online women's magazine).
Some notes from the episode:
Dr. Zoe laid out the following suggestions to consider when looking for a therapist:
- Find a connection
- Understand their qualifications
- What are their fees? Do they accept your insurance?
- Are their values/faith/cultural practices in alignment with what you need or want in a therapist?
When I asked her about being uncomfortable with a session or in a therapist’s office, she said “SPEAK UP”. If no one told you before, please listen to me today - if you are uncomfortable, or not getting the level of care you expected, please speak up.
Follow Dr. Zoe Shaw:
www.instagram.com/drzoeshaw | www.facebook.com/drzoeshaw
Visit her website www.drzoeshaw.com.
If you are interested in picking up a copy of A Year of Self-Care: Daily Practices and Inspiration for Caring for Yourself, you can find it on Amazon or at Barnes and Noble.
I would love to hear from you! Send me a DM and let me know if this episode resonated with you.
Connect with me on social media:
www.facebook.com/CharaeMeteviaEnterprises | www.instagram.com/CharaeMeteviaEnterprises
Visit my website at www.mbsllcmd.com.
Please remember to like, follow and rate the episode to help others fi
Send a text
Support the show
🤝 Connect with the host:
Charae Metevia
Instagram - www.instagram.com/CharaeMeteviaEnterprises
Facebook: www.facebook.com/CharaeMeteviaEnterprises
LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/Charae Metevia
Website: www.charaemetevia.com
Charae would love to hear what stood out to you and what season you’re navigating.
⭐ Support the podcast:
If this episode resonated with you, please consider rating it, leaving a review, or sharing it with someone who may need this reminder right now. Your engagement helps these conversations reach the people they’re meant to reach.
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By Charae MeteviaI wanted to have this conversation with Dr. Zoe because over the years, I’ve come across more and more people who are acknowledging the importance and valuing the impact of therapy, and how important our mental health is to our success in life, as a parent, as an entrepreneur, as a person. And who better to have this conversation with than someone who helps people every day? So let me introduce you to my guest
Dr. Zoe Shaw is a licensed psychotherapist, motivational speaker, podcast host, life coach and fitness fanatic. She is passionate about helping women who struggle in difficult relationships- especially that sometimes difficult relationship with themselves.
After 15 years in traditional psychotherapy practice, Dr. Zoe jumped off the couch and now helps women using a different modality with a mix of virtual therapy, coaching services and programs designed specifically for women trying to have it all, who sometimes struggle in the superwoman game.
Dr. Zoe is a graduate of UCLA and Pepperdine University. She is a frequent blogger (writing about helping women redefine their Superwoman) and loves answering women's burning questions in her advice column at the Grit and Grace Project (an online women's magazine).
Some notes from the episode:
Dr. Zoe laid out the following suggestions to consider when looking for a therapist:
- Find a connection
- Understand their qualifications
- What are their fees? Do they accept your insurance?
- Are their values/faith/cultural practices in alignment with what you need or want in a therapist?
When I asked her about being uncomfortable with a session or in a therapist’s office, she said “SPEAK UP”. If no one told you before, please listen to me today - if you are uncomfortable, or not getting the level of care you expected, please speak up.
Follow Dr. Zoe Shaw:
www.instagram.com/drzoeshaw | www.facebook.com/drzoeshaw
Visit her website www.drzoeshaw.com.
If you are interested in picking up a copy of A Year of Self-Care: Daily Practices and Inspiration for Caring for Yourself, you can find it on Amazon or at Barnes and Noble.
I would love to hear from you! Send me a DM and let me know if this episode resonated with you.
Connect with me on social media:
www.facebook.com/CharaeMeteviaEnterprises | www.instagram.com/CharaeMeteviaEnterprises
Visit my website at www.mbsllcmd.com.
Please remember to like, follow and rate the episode to help others fi
Send a text
Support the show
🤝 Connect with the host:
Charae Metevia
Instagram - www.instagram.com/CharaeMeteviaEnterprises
Facebook: www.facebook.com/CharaeMeteviaEnterprises
LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/Charae Metevia
Website: www.charaemetevia.com
Charae would love to hear what stood out to you and what season you’re navigating.
⭐ Support the podcast:
If this episode resonated with you, please consider rating it, leaving a review, or sharing it with someone who may need this reminder right now. Your engagement helps these conversations reach the people they’re meant to reach.