The conversation with Leah Kearns continues with Part 2. Her recent Autism diagnosis and discovery of how to approach her feelings differently through Bronte's online program Beyond Belief does not compare to other experiences. Listen as Bronte and Leah discuss further:

You can follow and support Leah via her Instagram account @leahkearns as she continues to grow and incorporate the Kiloby Inquries into her life.

Thank you so much for joining us for this conversation. To find out more about the book, It’s Okay to Cry, please visit www.brontespicer.com/book/

To book a Kiloby Inquiries session please visit https://www.brontespicer.com/kisession/.

Bronte joins alongside Leah Kearns today for part one of a two-part conversation. As a conscious CEO with a recent Autism diagnosis, Leah developed the Gentle Business Way to move beyond only using strategy to control her business and life. Her want to be free of dissociation and hypervigilance, deepen her own presence in her own life, understand and engage with Autism as her super power, and want to be more present in support of her clients led her to Bronte Spicer's book "It's Okay to Cry" and Kiloby Inquiries. Listen as Bronte and Leah discuss:

The conversation does not end with this episode. Following, the next episode will contain the continued conversation surrounding Leah's journey and thoughts surrounding being comfortable being uncomfortable and how the Beyond Belief program assisted her own transformation.

Thank you so much for joining us for this conversation. To find out more about the book, It’s Okay to Cry, please visit www.brontespicer.com/book/

To book a Kiloby Session please visit https://www.brontespicer.com/kisession/.

This conversation is an extract taken from an interview alongside 94.9 mainfm and Bronte talking about both the book and practices to manage, process and let go of your thoughts and feelings so you can be free of anxiety and depression. It is an insightful conversation which touches on the following:

A big thank you to Gen Ward of https://mainfm.net/ for her prompting questions and keen interest in the It’s Okay to Cry Book, Podcast and providing the opportunity to talk further about how living with depression can look and feel and to shine a light on how taking a body-based approach can change your life.

Thank you so much for joining us for this conversation. To find out more about the book, It’s Okay to Cry, please visit www.brontespicer.com/book/

Or to book a Kiloby Session please visit https://www.brontespicer.com/kisession/.

For those that have followed the journey alongside Bronte Spicer and the It's Okay to Cry Podcast, you can recognise how Bronte became so tired of the constant battle and the never-ending struggle at the lowest point of her depression. While it was a dark, lonely, and painful existence, it has also prompted Bronte to make significant changes, break the cycle and safely face and heal from childhood wounds. Alongside the growth on the other side of darkness, came BEYOND BELIEF. BEYOND BELIEF is a six-month journey to healing which helps you learn how to let go of depression, anxiety and deep-seated negative beliefs. This episode is a question and answer format from Lisa Slayo, a recent member in the program, as she reflects on her experience.

Listen as Bronte and Lisa explore:

It is both humbling and inspiring to hear Lisa's experiences within BEYOND BELIEF. ThIS straight-forward reflection is motivational and helps others walk out of mental illness and into inner peace and freedom.

To find out more about the program please visit https://www.brontespicer.com/beyond-belief/ and connect with Bronte to find out more.

Research shows that when children feel safe (free from judgment, treated with kindness and respect, valued for their differences), their neurological system becomes fully operational, increasing their capacity for learning and growth. In the second half of my conversation with Lael Stone, we are talking about Woodline Primary school which is driven and centered around supporting and nurturing children’s emotional wellbeing within an emotionally safe learning environment. It’s a one of a kind school, purpose built with the aim for children to utilise their time to develop critical life skills such as emotional intelligence, self-expression, critical thinking and a growth mindset. Listen as Bronte and Lael continue the conversation and discuss:

For more information about Lael and her work you can find the details on her website https://laelstone.com.au/ and to connect with Bronte and find out more please visit https://www.brontespicer.com/.

Imagine a world where we created wellness in families through education, connection and communication. Where children really could feel a strong sense of self and who they are, with connection and love as a priority. Lael Stone concentrates on exactly this in her work alongside children and parents. Listen as Bronte and Lael discuss:

Because this conversation ran deep and covered many aspects of both Lael’s and Bronte’s work; it has been split into two parts. The next episode also features Lael and her experience creating Woodline Primary School – which is an extension of this conversation and definitely worth a listen!

For more information about Lael and her work you can find the details on her website https://laelstone.com.au/and to connect with Bronte and find out more please visit https://www.brontespicer.com/.

Bronte Spicer and Ellie Schroeder have exchanged endless dialogues, over many hours. This conversation is yet another cohesive celebration which really highlights their friendship. In fact, Ellie recently worked alongside Bronte for the cover of It’s Okay to Cry. Listen as Bronte and Ellie discuss:

The strength in this conversation is limitless and the connection between two individuals feels like home. To find out more about Ellie you can visit https://www.instagram.com/brandalchemyartistry/and to read more from the book It’s Okay to Cry you can visit https://www.brontespicer.com/book/

Bronte has a very special guest on the Podcast today, her husband and greatest supporter shares his perspective and reflections after being alongside as the primary support for Bronte and witnessing within the journey itself. Hearing the connection and rawness between husband and wife provides a wonderful insight into the roller coaster many of us experience. Listen as Bronte and Leigh talk about:

· When depressive symptoms are exacerbated, and your partner is foggy and far away.

· Parenting within depression and frustrations that arise.

· Coming off antidepressants, the attempts and how to prepare and how the Kiloby Inquiries has altered past experiences.

· Anxiety after depression, how that presents itself and the deeper connections that can result.

There is something very special about hearing the bond, hearing inside the journey and realising the connection and love between these two. This conversation gives a voice to the human perspectives and other side. Thank you so much for joining us for this conversation. To find out more about the book, It's Okay to Cry, please visit www.brontespicer.com/book/ 

Or to book a Kiloby Session please visit https://www.brontespicer.com/kisession/.

What happens when we accept all aspects of us? Feel into all experiences, sensations and stop trying to fit ourselves into an unrealistic portrayal that is put before us? Sere Roe joins Bronte on the Podcast for a deep dive into a powerful, moving and beautiful conversation about:

Plus so many moments of connection, inspiration and motivation in sharing experiences and stories together within this conversation.

To find out more and connect with Sere please visit https://www.instagram.com/seresoulflow/.

Bronte's latest book, It’s Okay to Cry, provides a profound insight into how living with depression can look and feel and shines a light on how taking a body-based approach can change your life.

Find out more: https://www.brontespicer.com/book/

Bronte is joined with Megan Jones today for Episode 10 of It’s Okay to Cry. Megan is a Reiki Master, Kinesiologist and Soul Activator who guides you through the process of balancing & managing your vibration to ascend beyond your wellness outcomes & goals of physical, mental, emotional & spiritual bodies. It is in this space that your soul can flourish.

Listen as Bronte and Megan discuss:

· The importance of holding space and allowing ourselves to feel into our own experiences.

· Processing and travelling through unexpected grief and how that can show up.

· Letting our crying be there when it feels ‘stuck’ and how energetic awareness can help.

· Allowing emotions to exist with guidelines and boundaries.

Megan’s story is beautiful, incredible and powerful in the memories shared and witnessed within this conversation. To find out more about Megan please visit https://www.facebook.com/connectbalancegrow/

You are also invited to find out more about Bronte and the book mentioned in this episode at https://www.brontespicer.com/