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Come on a journey with us to discover what it was like immigrating to the United States from Ukraine, learning English, getting your PHD, starting a family, and thenlearning how to ride a bike. Meet the incredible Dr. Julie Davelman, a Psychologist in New Jersey changing the way families and individuals deal with conflict and improve their lives.
Her book is called An Unfair Day
Link to the Movement-Collaborative Divorce https://www.collaborativepractice.com/
In this episode get to know Jessica Meister, a Clinical Neuropsychologist with her own practice in New York City. Hear about her experiences growing up that lead her to become a psychologist. Get advice on excelling at your career and in college. Hear her perspective of what's it's like being a psychologist, student, and a business woman who wants to have a family.
You can find her at
https://sassnamics.com/
Love you and Enjoy!
In this episode we get to know Staci Weiner, Clinical Psychologist; from growing up in Long Island New York to starting her own psychology practice.
Madison Tate: Serial entrepreneur, healthy living enthusiast, mom, and wife. She Takes us on her journey from feeling like an outcast after relocating in her youth, being a young mom in college, having 3 kids, and helping to run multiple businesses. We discuss the high's and low's including the importance of support from others, taking care of yourself, and using available resources. We also hit topics such as homeschooling kids vs conventional education including the debate between reading vs doing. Madison has a background as a nurse and a passion for helping others improve their health and wellbeing.
In this episode we get to know Paula Ferrada, a Trauma Surgeon and Equality Advocate; from her childhood in Colombia to her thriving career in the United States.
Enjoy our podcast about life from a woman's perspective. Our guest is a successful software engineer who moved to the United States from India. Enjoy her life story as she navigated cultural differences, societies expectations, and working on building a life that makes her happy.
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