Mommy Heal Thyself

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Summary

In this episode, I introduce you to Tim Hirsch.

A few years back, Tim and his wife faced significant challenges with their 6-year-old son's behavior, including anger and depression. It proved ineffective and financially unviable despite seeking help from conventional healthcare channels, therapy, and medication. However, their lives improved when they discovered functional medicine through a local direct primary care provider. By making practical changes to their son's diet, conducting brain chemical tests, and incorporating supplements, they witnessed remarkable improvements in his well-being. This experience inspired Tim and his wife to adopt similar approaches to their health. They saw incredible improvements without the need for medications.

Drawing from his ten-plus years of experience assisting individuals with health insurance and recent collaborations with healthcare innovators and health insurance alternatives, Tim has been inspired to concentrate on membership-based healthcare. This form of healthcare allows us to break free from insurance companies, networks, claims, and billing secrecy and take advantage of alternative systems.

Join me for this episode of Mommy Heal Thyself to learn about an alternative to traditional health insurance.

In this episode, I introduce you to Tanya Kell.

Tanya is the President of the North American Society of Homeopaths and leads the Nashville School of Homeopathy.

Her passion is community building and natural living. She comes from many generations of women who don't follow the rules and loves it.

She will be speaking to us about:

Homeopathy and natural healthcare. (0:14)

Homeopathy and its principles. (3:34)

Homeopathy and chronic illness diagnosis. (9:24)

Homeopathy, disease processes, and generational healing. (13:48)

Homeopathy and healing ancestral trauma. (20:10)

Join me for this episode of Mommy Heal Thyself to learn how to use homeopathy to promote healing for yourself and the ones you love.

In this episode, I introduce you to Dr Thomas Lewis.

Dr. Lewis is a medical scientist trained at MIT (PhD) and the Harvard School of Public Health.

He also extended his training under 2 Harvard Clinicians, Dr. Clement Trempe and Kilmer McCully (the pioneer of the homocysteine theory of cardiovascular disease).

He runs a low-cost virtual chronic disease measurement and reversal program.

He will be speaking about:

Premature births and children's health. (0:05)

Alternative healthcare and standard of care. (3:14)

Health mechanisms and their impact on well-being. (8:11)

Iodine deficiency and its impact on health. (16:35)

Interpreting labs and optimizing health. (21:21)

Holistic approach to healthcare. (26:01)

Health and wellness with a medical professional. (33:35)

Join me for this episode of Mommy Heal Thyself to learn what you can do if you don’t quite trust your doctor.

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Summary

In this episode, I introduce you to Krista Wyatt.

Are you looking for a way to invest in your community that does not require a financial contribution?

Over the last 29 years working in non-profit organizations, Krista has developed and implemented organizational strategic planning, outreach, and program development. She is the CEO of TimeBanks.Org an international organization that works with TimeBanks to build better solutions to TimeBanking communities. The movement has become greater than it has ever been. With TimeBanks.Org’s unprecedented movement and growth, our focus is to provide education programs, inspiration, and actionable insights to build stronger and more resilient communities for members and coordinators in the TimeBanking community. She has built a statewide network of partners through community engagements and has advocated for racial and health equality through policy and education. Krista spearheaded several initiatives that helped create a more agile organization accelerating non-profit’s ability to respond to their mission in the digital age while ensuring deeper engagement with communities.

Join me for this episode of Mommy Heal Thyself to learn how you can benefit from investing in your community without money.

Today's Valuable Free Resources/Links:· Free Resource Link: www.twc.health/sankofaSummaryIn this episode, I introduce you to Dr Julie Ponesse.Dr. Julie holds a PhD in Philosophy (Western, 2008) with areas of specialization in Ethics and Ancient Philosophy. She has a master’s in philosophy with Collaborative Specialization in Bioethics from the University of Toronto and a Diploma in Ethics from the Kennedy Institute of Ethics at Georgetown University. Dr. Ponesse has published in the areas of Ancient Philosophy, Ethical Theory, and Applied Ethics, and has taught at universities in Canada and the US for 20 years. In the fall of 2021, Dr. Ponesse was terminated after she refused to comply with her university's COVID vaccine mandate. In response, she recorded a special video directed to her first-year ethics students. That video went viral. In December 2021, Dr. Ponesse released a book titled My Choice: The Ethical Case Against Covid-19 Vaccine Mandates, a personal account of the battle and its aftermath that examines the ethical and philosophical dimensions of our pandemic response. Dr. Ponesse is a 2023 Brownstone Fellow and the Chief of Medical Ethics for The Wellness Company.Join me for this episode of Mommy Heal Thyself to explore ways to deal with the question of ethics in our current health care system.HighlightsMedical ethics and patient care during COVID-19. (0:04)The challenges faced by healthcare professionals in the current medical system. (5:02)Informed consent in medicine and personal autonomy. (11:41)Creating new systems for healthcare and wellness. (19:12)Wellness company and its community advocacy. (27:29)

Today's Valuable Free Resources/Links:· Free Resource Link to learn 3 Simple Steps to Uplevel Your Budget: https://amyscottcoaching.com/uplevel-your-budget/SummaryIn this week’s episode, I introduce you to Amy Scott, a financial coach.It was her own family's financial challenges that led her to a career in finance. After having their first child, her family’s expenses rose exponentially. Determined to reduce their financial stress, she began reading books on money management and personal finance.Applying the lessons she learned, she and her husband reevaluated their financial picture, got clear on what purchases were aligned with their goals, eliminated non-essential spending, and determined how much money they needed to cover their living expenses.Amy developed a budgeting method that allowed the family to stay on top of their monthly expenses, live the lifestyle they desired, and plan for future financial goals. In this episode, Amy Scott will be discussing the following:Financial challenges and coaching for purpose-driven women. (0:00)Financial clarity and avoidance. (4:39)Financial confidence and control for women. (8:48)Budgeting, identity, and financial habits. (12:52)Empowering women with financial knowledge and seeking help. (17:29)Join me for this episode of Mommy Heal Thyself to explore ways to optimize our financial health.

Today's Valuable Free Resources/Links:· FREE resource to help Support Your Body Through The Perimenopausal Transition, click here: https://getyourhormonesright.systeme.io/masterclassSummaryIn this episode, I introduce you to Christine Garvin.Christine Garvin, MA, NE, RWP is a Functional Nutritionist based in Asheville, NC. She weaves together her personal health journey – including a fibroid surgery that nearly killed her – with her training in functional health and nutrition to help women heal their gut and get empowered when it comes to their hormones.She has been featured in Health, Shape, Parade Magazine, and MSN, among other outlets. She is the host of the popular podcast, Hormonally Speaking, works with clients all over the world, offers self-guided and group programs for gut healing and hormone health, and presents on stages throughout the US.Join me for this episode of Mommy Heal Thyself to learn how to Support Your Body Through The Perimenopausal Transition.HighlightsHealing gut issues through nutrition and self-care. (0:01)Fibroid surgery complications and advocacy for self-care. (2:11)Perimenopause and its effects on women's health. (6:48)Perimenopause, hormone imbalance, and self-care. (11:13)Menstrual cycles, hormones, and self-care. (16:03)

· Discover tips for handling kids’ behaviors and moods.

· Learn how we can help our children with their BIG emotions by first addressing our own.

· Understand the importance of identifying the root of our children’s “big emotions” with curiosity instead of judgment.

Today's Valuable Free Resources/Links:

· FREE resource to help you get the YUCK out of your relationship with your child, click here: https://rachel-bailey.com/longgame/

Summary

In this episode, I introduce you to Rachel Bailey.

Rachel is a Parenting Specialist who has been serving families for over a decade.

Besides being a mother of two, she also has a master’s degree in clinical psychology, a certification in Positive Discipline, and has provided services as an ADHD Coach, in-home mentor, and therapist.

Through her podcast, programs, and services Rachel teaches parents hands-on tools for raising resilient, confident children and bringing peace and connection to families.

Join me for this episode of Mommy Heal Thyself to learn how to raise children with big emotions.

Time Stamped Highlights

• Raising children with emotional intelligence. 0:00
  • Expert Rachel Bailey shares strategies for raising resilient, confident children with big emotions.
• Parenting and emotional intelligence for kids. 1:44
  • Unknown Speaker shares their journey from studying neuro psychology to becoming a parenting expert, focusing on helping parents of sensitive, anxious, or strong-willed children.
  • Unknown Speaker helps women address internal drama and disconnection in their homes and relationships by working on their own emotional intelligence and communication skills.
  • The speaker emphasizes that parents must address their own issues first before trying to help their kids, as kids often reflect back what's going on inside the parents.
• Parenting challenges and solutions. 5:25
  • Unknown Speaker: Women tend to feel guilty and blame themselves when their children experience big emotions, leading to feelings of stuckness and helplessness.
  • Unknown Speaker: Parents, especially moms, tend to make the mistake of staying stuck in the belief that they are failures, rather than recognizing their own emotions and teaching their children resilience.
• Managing children's big emotions. 7:46
  • Unknown Speaker: Kids react to parents from a place of "yuck" (uncomfortable emotions), leading to controlling behaviors and internalizing issues.
  • Parents can influence kids by making small changes in their own emotional regulation, leading to more mature behaviors and less dysregulation.
  • Shift from judgment to curiosity when dealing with children's big emotions.
  • Address the reason behind yelling or emotional outbursts to find solutions, rather than blaming oneself.
• Parenting, emotions, and self-care with Rachel. 11:38