I Think I Need Therapy

Being away from family and the traditions we’re used to can make the holidays feel lonely and emotional. In this episode, I talk about homesickness, missing loved ones, and how to get through the holidays when home isn’t where you are. A reminder that you’re not ungrateful, dramatic, or alone for feeling this way.thank you for being here xx

Being a survivor of SA doesn't just go away the day after the assault, trauma and psychological effects can last years. One aspect of life that is changed is feeling a loss of control and the relationship we have with our bodies. However, this isn't something that has to last forever. That's why I am here to share with you how to start reclaiming your power! Because your abuser does NOT deserve to take your voice away from you for the rest of your life!! thank you for being here xx

Have you ever told yourself that someone else has it worse, so what you’re going through "isn’t that bad"? Have you pushed away your pain just because it could have been worse? If so, this episode is for YOU. We're talking all about the habit of minimizing our own struggles and gaslighting ourselves into believing we don’t deserve to feel how we feel.

Comparison gets to us all, but this is your reminder that you’re allowed to struggle, you’re allowed to feel it, and you don’t need to justify your emotions to anyone… including yourself!

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The holidays are a very triggering time for those who have/are struggling with an eating disorder. From the food and body comments, it's stuff that hits a little too close when you’re in ED recovery especially when it's a season that brings anxiety alone. If the holidays feel overwhelming or triggering for you, you’re not alone. I walk through how I handle these moments, how to set boundaries, and how to protect your peace this season.

Take what helps, leave what doesn’t. thank you for being here xx

Do you ever find yourself stuck in toxic cycles, picking out fights, ignoring the red flags, or overanalyzing messages, ending relationships before even giving them a real chance? Then you might just be self-sabotaging these relationships, but this doesn't mean you have to forever. Listen to find out why we get stuck in these patterns and how we can start to break it.

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Life update; I moved to Spain! It's been a lot to digest but I'm back and talking all about what's been going on and what it is truly like to move countries.

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Being vulnerable has always terrified me. I’ve always been scared of being judged or seen as too much. But lately, I’ve been learning that connection only happens when you actually let people in.In this episode, I discuss this fear and discomfort that comes with vulnerability. The overthinking, the shame spirals, and the constant urge to pull back as well as how I’ve slowly started to work through it. If you’ve ever felt scared to open up, this one’s for you. We’re breaking down what it really means to be vulnerable, and how it can actually be one of the strongest, most freeing things you can do.thank you for being here xx

Going to be honest, summer is one of the hardest seasons for me every year. I am always in this transition phase, waiting for the next part of my life to start and I am feeling stuck in this phase currently. Feeling ungrounded, stuck in a work cycle, and trying to get through the grief I've been experiencing. This has all reminded me how our emotions can co-exist and how feeling one emotion doesn't take away the value or strength of another present emotion. Listen to hear more about my current struggles and thoughts around this!

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Life is full of unpredictability and we do not know what the future holds for us. It can be scary but it also can be beautiful and freeing. By mastering detachment we can free ourselves from anxiety and need for control over outcomes and our journey though life.

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My first ever outside guest!!! Hayley is a former Division 1 track and field athlete, Canadian national long jump champion and creator who is incredibly inspiring. I was so glad to have this convo with her around the journey to becoming a D1 athlete, what it's like switching schools, the mental battle of injury, what life is like after college athletics, and the importance of having an identity outside of your sport. Listen to hear all about her story and advice!

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Her socials:Website: https://www.hayleymanners.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@hayley.mannersIG: https://www.instagram.com/hayley.manners/