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Did you know that in some cities crime victims have an advocate to support them through the process of their perpetrator moving through the criminal justice system? You might be surprised to learn how this paid position came to be and what life in this role looks like.
Join us on this episode of Real Women's Work as Mandy Noonan shares the work she does with the Denver District Attorney's Office. The work is endless, draining, and exhausting, and Mandy shares how and why she does what she does.
From the time Kathryn was 16 she knew what she wanted to do. Though the path isn't always neat and linear, Kathryn is doing exactly the work she envisioned. In this episode, Kathryn shares that though it can look smooth from the outside, learning to find balance with a 40-50% travel schedule isn't always easy. What keeps her going? She is learning to prioritize what she values. You will not want to miss the wise and useful words from Kathryn in today's episode!
There may be nothing better than hearing about why someone does the work they do. It's easy to take those in the helping professions for granted. Through her stories in this episode of Real Women's Work, Nichelle McKinney, CNA, reminds us of the kind of heart it takes to do hard work and why we should be grateful!
Is something missing? Does life need to improve in some way? No matter how old or young you are this episode will inspire you to think about moving toward the life you want. Listen in as actress and singer Liimu McGill, Founder of MomStar, shares her life experience and words of wisdom that are creating her wonderful life!
Have you ever wondered what the Court Reporter is thinking about while they record every word being said? How do they do it? Are they paying attention or thinking about what they want for dinner? This conversation with Kellie Kirkpatrick, Court Reporter, answers these questions and so many more- it is fascinating! Join us to learn how court reporting is done and what it's like to be a fly on the wall in the courtrooms of government.
Do you feel safe working in a jail? How do you treat patients? Are your tools limited because you work in a jail? Nursing is ultimately about caring for patients and as Melissa Keefe answers these questions we realize that jail nursing is no different- though the environment and protocol certainly are.
In this episode of Real Women's Work we are able to get an accurate and clear picture of what work as a jail nurse is like. I was surprised by so much of what I learned in this conversation and I suspect you will be too!
Harnessing her background as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Megan Gipson founded and hosts The Family Brain Podcast. Early on in her career Megan realized that blaming an individual for mental health issues was neither helpful nor accurate. Megan's views became more holistic- how do family, society, and other groups and structures impact the individual and vice versa?
In this episode of Real Women's Work, Megan shares with us what life as a mom and podcast host looks like. Talking with Megan is always fun and this episode was no exception. Join us to get to know Megan and her wonderful and important work!
You won't want to miss Katie MacIntyre's insight in this episode of Real Women's Work! Katie talks about the importance of mentors and how to find one, what it was like to run the Boston Marathon with Kathrine Switzer's 261 Fearless, and has some excellent advice for the younger girls who are listening. Katie offers much to humanity and listening to her is a gift!
It takes courage to walk away from a career using your natural to talent create the life you want. You will not want to miss the happiness and inspiration Bonnie serves up in this episode of Real Women's Work!
Carolyn's ability to find the joy and beauty in challenging situations gives us a new perspective on humanity. Listening to what a nurse's work is like can be difficult. Getting their perspective on what it means to care for others is a gift. Join us for a powerful episode as Carolyn Flynn, RN shares her experiences, insights, and huge heart with us- complete with tears of sadness and hilarity! This is a nurse's life... as we learn on this episode of Real Women's Work.
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