Welcome to A Lemon A Day! A miniseries to heal yourself and change your life.

Every Thursday, I’ll share an interview with an incredible practitioner from a life-changing healing modality. 

I'm often asked what I've done to heal myself over the years – so I thought, why not bring the very people who’ve changed my life to you!?

This week I am chatting with Pettina Stanghon – a therapist specialising in couples and family therapy and addiction.

I am really excited to bring you my chat with Pettina for many reasons, but mostly because – and I know I've said this a few times – she honestly changed my life when I was at a very, very low point a few years ago.

I truly believe talk therapy is essential for everyone but even more so if you're going through a tough time.

Pettina is a solution-focused, integrative therapist who helps her client focus on the BIG picture, not just short term relief, but the ultimate goal of long-term recovery to live your best life.

We chat:

• Working in addiction, family and couple counselling.
• Why she takes an "integrative" approach.
• Doing 'the work' if you want to see a change in your life.
• Victimhood, self-awareness, people pleasing.
• Leaning in and having challenging conversations.
• Working out whether your past is impacting your future.
• Interrupting the stories we tell ourselves.

Connect with Pettina:

www.pettinastanghon.com.au

As always, you can connect with me here.

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For the final Lemonade episode of the year, Monique and I continue the theme of reflecting on the year that was by delving into our top 21 lessons of 2021... and what a year it was!

A few of the themes we discuss:

• The art of surrendering.
• Why personal development never ends.
• The simple question that changed Elizabeth's life.
• Knowing when to let go.
• Why we can't do it all, all the time.
• Everything is temporary.
• Time doesn't heal all wounds.
• Being alone is the greatest gift.

Moni is my life coach, biz coach (she helped me create Lemonade!), dear friend and scorpio soul sis. She's a fellow single mum and has dealt with her fair share of lemons throughout her life, but she's turned those adversities into an opportunity to not only grow and evolve, but help others navigating a rough time as well.

    •    Follow Moni on Instagram: @moniquebarry_

    •    You can find me: @elizabethanile

    •    If you enjoyed this chat, why not share it on your social media and tag me and Moni!? We'd be so grateful!

    •    Also, if you've got a sec to leave a review, hit five stars, and subscribe, it would mean the absolute world.

Thank you all of your support over the last year, it's so appreciated. Have a very happy and safe new year and see you in 2021!

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Welcome to A Lemon A Day! A new miniseries to heal yourself and change your life.

Every Thursday, I’ll share an interview with an incredible practitioner from a life-changing healing modality. 

I'm often asked what I've done to heal myself over the years – so I thought, why not bring the very people who’ve changed my life to you!?

This week I am chatting with Sue Jones – a counsellor and clinical hypnotherapist with almost two decades of experience in the field.

Hypnotherapy helps to rewire the subconscious thoughts in our brain that inadvertently control our lives.

This form of therapy can be helpful to treat a range of conditions, from trauma to phobias, to depression, anxiety, migraines and even digestive issues.

I started sessions with Sue earlier this year to help treat the chronic bouts of fatigue I was experiencing. I don’t know how she did it, but after just one session, I felt like an entirely new woman!

Sue is so kind, empathetic, and gentle – she is so passionate about her work and I loved chatting to her about this healing modality..

Connect with Sue:

[email protected]

As always, you can connect with me here.

Did you know Lemonade has its own Instagram!? Follow here!

If you’re enjoying this podcast, I’d be so appreciative if you could leave a review, hit five stars, subscribe, share it on your social media and tag away!

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We're mixing up The Juice format for season two.

Two women. Asking one another some very raw, vulnerable questions.

Expect candid conversations. Aspects of ourselves and our lives we've never shared before. Some uncomfortable truths. And of course, some juicy lessons. It ain't called The Juice for nothing.

In this episode we discuss:

• The parts of ourselves we pretend don't exist
• Monique's fairy porn stash
• Shame surrounding female sexuality
• Letting go of the fairytale version of our lives
• Being single and dating in your 30s
• Why honesty and vulnerability can be terrifying 
• The desire to run away from life and start all over again

* Just a note - the audio went weird with this one and I couldn't work out how to fix it! Monique is really soft and I am really loud and soz I tried my best to correct it.

Moni is my life coach, biz coach (she helped me create Lemonade!), dear friend and scorpio soul sis. She's a fellow single mum and has dealt with her fair share of lemons throughout her life, but she's turned those adversities into an opportunity to not only grow and evolve, but help others navigating a rough time as well.

    •    Follow Moni on Instagram: @moniquebarry_

    •    You can find me: @elizabethanile & @lemonadethepodcast

    •    If you enjoyed this chat, why not share it on your social media and tag me and Moni!? We'd be so grateful!

    •    Also, if you've got a sec to leave a review, hit five stars, and subscribe, it would mean the absolute world.

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Thirteen years ago, Hugh van Cuylenberg’s life changed forever when he visited a remote village in India.

There, he learned about three principles: gratitude, mindfulness and empathy, or as he refers to it 'GEM'.

A school teacher by trade, Hugh created a program founded on these values called The Resilience Project – the curriculum is now delivered to more than a million Australians, across a thousand schools, as well as sporting clubs and workplaces.

Hugh has just released the follow up to his first book The Resilience Project called Let Go.

It's his most personal work yet, based on his realisation on national radio he just wasn’t okay anymore – a mighty hard thing to admit when you’re known as "The Resilience Guy".

I was lucky enough to get a sneak peak of the book, and while it’s full of the same wit, storytelling and banter Hugh is known for... it’s also deep, raw and explores themes such as shame, perfection and ego, as well as his family’s trauma and how he dealt with it.

This is the second time the wonderful Hugh has been on the podcast - and I can guarantee you’ll love listening to him just as much the second time around.

Connect with Hugh: @hughvancuylenberg

Buy Let Go here.

As always, you can connect with me here.

Did you know Lemonade has its own Instagram!? Follow here!

If you’re enjoying this podcast, I’d be so appreciative if you could leave a review, hit five stars, subscribe, share it on your social media and tag away!

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Welcome to A Lemon A Day! A new miniseries to heal yourself and change your life.

Every Thursday, I’ll share an interview with an incredible practitioner from a life-changing healing modality. 

I'm often asked what I've done to heal myself over the years - so I thought, why not bring the very people who’ve changed my life to you!?

This week I am chatting with Dr Shami Barathan - a phenomenal integrative GP.

Dr Shami worked as a GP for 20 years before she realised there was a better and more effective way to treat the patients she was seeing. So, she undertook some further training and became an integrative GP – a much more holistic and thorough way of treating patients.

Dr Shami now focuses on searching for the root cause of illness, rather than slapping a bandaid over the symptoms.

I started working with Dr Shami earlier this year after another doctor diagnosed me with chronic fatigue and honestly she changed my life.

Connect with Dr Shami:

Website - www.usawa.com.au

As always, you can connect with me here.

Did you know Lemonade has its own Instagram!? Follow here!

If you’re enjoying this podcast, I’d be so appreciative if you could leave a review, hit five stars, subscribe, share it on your social media and tag away!

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Bryony Benjamin was living the life of her dreams – a great job, a great life, a great future. But despite everything going exactly to plan, she just didn’t feel herself, and no one could tell her why. 

After some blood tests, Bryony was diagnosed with stage four Hodgkins lymphoma at the age of just 31. From that moment her entire life was upended. Never to be the same again.

It’s been a long four years but Bryony, thankfully, has made a full recovery.

But of course, she learned a hell of a lot during the process and thankfully for us, she’s penned the go to guide when it comes to how to get through your world turning upside down.

It’s called Life is Tough But So Are You… and it’s brilliant.

I can’t begin to explain how much I enjoyed every minute of listening to Briony speak - have a listen because I know you will too - 

Connect with Bryony: @briony_benjamin

Buy her book here.

As always, you can connect with me here.

Did you know Lemonade has its own Instagram!? Follow here!

If you’re enjoying this podcast, I’d be so appreciative if you could leave a review, hit five stars, subscribe, share it on your social media and tag away!

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There have been two life-defining moments in Deni Todorovic’s life.

The first - when they came out as gay to their deeply religious family as a teen.

The second, when they came out for a second time as non-binary, just last year.

Each time, a major period of upheaval and readjustment. Some very dark moments, then, a new path forward, emboldened by Deni’s commitment to always be true to themselves. 

Now, Deni is at the helm of a movement for inclusivity... paving a path of belonging as the role model they needed not too long ago.

This chat truly nourished my soul - I was on a high for the rest of the day, I think everyone can take away something unique from this conversation. I hope you love it too.

*TRIGGER WARNING - this episode discusses suicidal ideation. 24 hour help is available on Lifeline on 13 11 14.

Connect with Deni: @stylebydeni

As always, you can connect with me here.

Did you know Lemonade has its own Instagram!? Follow here!

If you’re enjoying this podcast, I’d be so appreciative if you could leave a review, hit five stars, subscribe, share it on your social media and tag away!

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We're mixing up The Juice format for season two.

Two women. Asking one another some very raw, vulnerable questions.

Expect candid conversations. Aspects of ourselves and our lives we've never shared before. Some uncomfortable truths. And of course, some juicy lessons. It ain't called The Juice for nothing. This is the juiciest Juice episode yet and we think you'll love it.

In this episode we discuss:

• People pleasing
• What we've sacrificed for love in the past
• Toxic behaviour we rationalise and sometimes also kind of like
• Way too much about earthquakes if I'm perfectly honest
• We kind of lose it in the second half of this so good luck listeners!

Moni recommends:

Watching Transhood on Foxtel in Aus and Neon in NZ

Elizabeth recommends:

Reading Ghosts by Dolly Alderton

Moni is my life coach, biz coach (she helped me create Lemonade!), dear friend and scorpio soul sis. She's a fellow single mum and has dealt with her fair share of lemons throughout her life, but she's turned those adversities into an opportunity to not only grow and evolve, but help others navigating a rough time as well.

    •    Follow Moni on Instagram: @moniquebarry_

    •    You can find me: @elizabethanile & @lemonadethepodcast

    •    If you enjoyed this chat, why not share it on your social media and tag me and Moni!? We'd be so grateful!

    •    Also, if you've got a sec to leave a review, hit five stars, and subscribe, it would mean the absolute world.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to A Lemon A Day! A new miniseries to heal yourself and change your life.

Every fortnight on a Thursday, I’ll share an interview with an incredible practitioner from a life-changing healing modality. 

I'm often asked what I've done to heal myself over the years - so I thought, why not bring the very people who’ve changed my life to you!?

This week I am chatting with Steph Woodhouse - a physiotherapist and lymphatic treatment specialist.

I have been seeing Steph for the last 6 or so months for lymphatic treatment. She really has changed my life by helping my body release stress, tension and trauma.

In this chat, we discuss:

• What exactly lymphatic treatment is
• How lymphatic treatment can support physical and emotional health by clearing stress, tension and trauma
• Steph's extraordinary healing journey, which includes brain surgery three years ago
• Striving to think outside the box when it comes to helping people heal

Connect with Steph:

Instagram - @stephs.perspective

Website - www.expansivehealth.com.au

As always, you can connect with me here.

Did you know Lemonade has its own Instagram!? Follow here!

If you’re enjoying this podcast, I’d be so appreciative if you could leave a review, hit five stars, subscribe, share it on your social media and tag away!

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