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To start unapologetically creating a career and life you love, check out Carol’s free 3-video series, click here: https://bit.ly/10MinJumpstart
“The thing about women in midlife is that we have so many competing responsibilities and we're giving to so many other people that we don't take the time to really figure out what we want..” -Dr. Carol Parker Walsh
Dr. Carol Parker Walsh, is an award-winning executive coach and personal brand strategist helping high-achieving professional women at midlife unapologetically design a career and life they love.
It's hard enough being a mom. When your child has an addiction or mental illness, it feels like your world is falling apart.
We offer action-based strategies to help moms reclaim peace in their homes and their hearts while encouraging their son or daughter to choose recovery. Visit our website here: http://wrgo.io/BarbaraDecker/41726.
To get your own copy of Top 10 Insightful Questions to Reimagine your Life after 50 and other helpful resources, visit her website: https://www.suzyrosenstein.com.
“One of the main mistakes is believing that you can't get unstuck.” -Suzy Rosenstein
Suzy Rosenstein has an upbeat fun approach to help you thrive and learn to love your life again in midlife! Host of Women in the Middle® Podcast.
It's hard enough being a mom. When your child has an addiction or mental illness, it feels like your world is falling apart.
We offer action-based strategies to help moms reclaim peace in their homes and their hearts while encouraging their son or daughter to choose recovery. Visit our website here: http://wrgo.io/BarbaraDecker/41726.
To hear more from Coach Christine and her upbeat solutions, click here: https://app.youremptynestcoach.com/ and check out the resources she offers.
“When you can hold the space for yourself and take care of yourself, you show up in a better way for not only yourself, but everyone else, including your kid.” -Christine Oakfield
It's hard enough being a mom. When your child has an addiction or mental illness, it feels like your world is falling apart.
We offer action-based strategies to help moms reclaim peace in their homes and their hearts while encouraging their son or daughter to choose recovery. Visit our website here: http://wrgo.io/BarbaraDecker/41726.
Why you’ve got to check out today’s episode What is gamification? Find out how it can help your family heal.
Discover why family involvement is so important.
Find out how this approach can be used stand-alone or in conjunction with therapy.
Resources/Links:
Summary
- Does someone in your family have the disease of addiction and/or a mind disease?
- Do you feel as though communication in your family has just fallen apart?
- Would you like a fun way to rewire your brain (and your family's) so that you actually change unhealthy communication patterns?
"Communication is the foundation of every relationship.” -Carlee Krichmar
Carlee is a licensed educational counselor who specializes in helping clients and their families use conscious communication and gamification to heal together and sustain recovery.
It's hard enough being a mom. When your child has an addiction or mental illness, it feels like your world is falling apart.
We offer action-based strategies to help moms reclaim peace in their homes and their hearts while encouraging their son or daughter to choose recovery. Visit our website here: http://wrgo.io/BarbaraDecker/41726.
To learn more about Jill’s work, visit her website: www.JillSavage.org and www.EmptyNestBook.com.
“Unrealistic expectations are here, and reality is there, and the space in between is discontentment.” -Jill Savage
Jill Savage is an author, speaker, coach, and the host of the No More Perfect Podcast. The author of Empty Nest Full Life. You can find Jill online at www.JillSavage.org and www.EmptyNestBook.com.
It's hard enough being a mom. When your child has an addiction or mental illness, it feels like your world is falling apart.
We offer action-based strategies to help moms reclaim peace in their homes and their hearts while encouraging their son or daughter to choose recovery. Visit our website here: http://wrgo.io/BarbaraDecker/41726.
If you are in a relationship with a life partner, you've got to check out today's episode.
- Discover what a “VIP” really is within your partner relationship.
- Find out why it’s critical to tackle both sides of the two-part mechanism
- Understand the most common mistake partners make.
- Resources/Links
To get your FREE case study on the 5 Secrets of High-Achiever Relationship Success, click here. https://www.uwedockhorn.com/
Summary
Are you an in-demand professional or the life partner of one? And do you feel lonely and disconnected?
Do you want to know how to gain more time freedom, autonomy, equality and inner certainty in this most important relationship?
Are you ready to turn your focus toward gaining Unshakeable Two-Getherness in your relationship?
Uwe Dockhorn is known as the Lifestyle Liberator for high achievers and their families. He has delivered more than 17,000 successful sessions for power couples all over the world. His approach is founded on principles of time freedom, autonomy, equality, and inner certainty that yield results in your business financially and in your relationships emotionally.
Meet Uwe. In this episode, he shares how and why he does the work he does. His approach has helped thousands of in-demand professionals and their partners to get back their family mojo, double their financial security, and live in abundance in all areas of their life (without feeling guilty or constantly questioning themselves.)
“Letting go and letting in, it's a two-part mechanism, and they are only complete as a pair always.” -Uwe Dockhorn
It's hard enough being a mom. When your child has an addiction or mental illness, it feels like your world is falling apart.
We offer action-based strategies to help moms reclaim peace in their homes and their hearts while encouraging their son or daughter to choose recovery. Visit our website here: http://wrgo.io/BarbaraDecker/41726.
Why you’ve got to check out today’s episode:
- Meet Barbara’s son, Eric. He is the man who inspired this work.
- Discover what Eric considers the most important tip for parents facing this disease.
- Find out what Eric thinks the most common mistake we parents make is.
Summary
- Are you a mom with a son or daughter with the disease of addiction or with a mental illness?
- If so, tune in for some tips for Barbara’s son, Eric. It is Eric who inspired this work.
“Be prepared to get some nasty remarks in response, but it's for the best in the long run as much as it sucks in the moment." -Eric Decker
It is Eric who approved Barbara sharing his story in the hope that it will help someone else.
Today, he lives a full life, and even works with Barbara and solves her most difficult tech challenges.
With 4 years of sobriety under his belt, he is now opening a sober house to help others stay the course.
It's hard enough being a mom. When your child has an addiction or mental illness, it feels like your world is falling apart.
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