Jacqueline Jennings is an entrepreneur coach, facilitator and startup strategist who got sober at the age of 15.

In this conversation, Jacqueline shares with Taryn about the importance of her journey with connecting with traditional, cultural teachings and ancestral wisdom. She also talks about the need to focus on community care - not just self care, matriarchy, and decolonizing recovery.

Jacqueline's website: http://www.jacquelinejennings.com/
Jacqueline's instagram: @jacqueline.d.jennings
Decolonize First resource: https://www.nahaneecreative.com/

SHE RECOVERS Foundation: https://sherecovers.org/
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Donate to the SHE RECOVERS Foundation: https://sherecovers.org/become-a-founding-investor/

Bisexuality is one of the most misunderstood expressions within the LGBTQ+ spectrum. Bisexuals or other individuals under the bisexual umbrella  can be thwarted with cruel commentary like, "Why can't you just pick a side," "You must be confused," or "You can't be trusted."

In this episode, Dawn speaks with  Dr Jamie Marich, clinical trauma specialist, trainer, author, openly bisexual woman, and person in long-term recovery.

Dr Jamie Marich shares about her  own experience navigating these oppressive cognitions in her early life and recovery and why this phenomenon of being pulled between two worlds or being made to feel like your identity is not valid can add an extra layer of wounding for bisexuals.

To learn more about Dr Jamie Marich: https://www.drjamiemarich.com/

SHE RECOVERS Foundation: https://sherecovers.org/

Get involved with SHE RECOVERS Foundation: https://sherecovers.org/get-involved/

Grab your tea and join SHE RECOVERS® Foundation Executive Director, Susan Carter and Co-Founder, Dawn Nickel by the fire.

"As a woman celebrating 27 years of continuous sobriety, I am deeply committed to giving back what I have so graciously been given. And after meeting and working with the beautiful intelligent and impassioned women who have shepherded this community to where it is today, I knew this is where I wanted to put my stake in the ground. Working alongside these brilliant women in recovery would be the jewel in my career crown, not to mention a treasure in my life. Serving as Executive Director of this vibrant movement is a true honor and privilege" - Susan Carter.

SHE RECOVERS® Foundation has the women, the power, and the presence to be a mighty force in our world. And until ALL women in or seeking recovery from these challenges are celebrated, supported, and deemed essential to healthy communities, we will not rest. This is OUR movement. This is our cause.

SHE RECOVERS Blog: This is Our Movement, This is Our Cause

SHE RECOVERS Foundation: https://sherecovers.org/

Get involved with SHE RECOVERS Foundation: https://sherecovers.org/get-involved/

Taryn speaks with Payton Kennedy, beloved colleague, friend and creator of SHE RECOVERS Dance®. Payton shares her multi-layered recovery story and her life-long journey as a seeker.  As an adoptee, Payton struggled with decades-long feelings of disconnection, grief and sadness that contributed to self-sabotaging behaviors.  She discusses her daily recovery practices -  powerful tools that ground and connect her with with inner wisdom.


SHE RECOVERS Foundation: https://sherecovers.org/

Get involved with SHE RECOVERS Foundation: https://sherecovers.org/get-involved/

Biet Simkin is the renowned meditation teacher dubbed "The David Bowie/Lady Gaga of Meditation." In this episode, you will understand why. She is rebellious and rock n roll, yet, very grounded in her recovery and spiritual practices.

She beautifully shares about the deep losses of her mother, father and first born daughter. And Biet shares about her recovery journey from heroin and disordered eating/body image issues.

Biet Simkin: https://www.bietsimkin.com/

Biet's mindbodygreen online meditation program: https://www.mindbodygreen.com/wc/biet-simkin

SHE RECOVERS Foundation: https://sherecovers.org/

Get involved with SHE RECOVERS Foundation: https://sherecovers.org/get-involved/

One of the things we love about being in recovery is that we tend not to do a lot of "small talk." Instead, our conversations are "big talk" - deep, expansive and truthful shared experiences.

On this episode, Erin talks with one of her closest friends, Chris Campbell, a woman in long-term recovery. Erin and Chris met on a SHE RECOVERS retreat. The conversation they started on the beautiful rooftop of our Mexico retreat home has continued for three years. In this recording, Erin and Chris share how they are working to break long-established patterns of behavior and what types of powerful decisions come once self-love is established in our lives.

SHE RECOVERS Foundation: https://sherecovers.org/

Get involved with SHE RECOVERS Foundation: https://sherecovers.org/get-involved/

Erin Wickersham:  https://erinwickersham.com

Taryn, Dawn and Erin gather to discuss how COVID has created unexpected changes within the SHE RECOVERS organization, as well as their own lives.

SHE RECOVERS Foundation: https://sherecovers.org/

Get involved with SHE RECOVERS Foundation: https://sherecovers.org/get-involved/

Erin Wickersham:  https://erinwickersham.com

We are back after our "podcast pause." As individuals, and as an organization, we took the sacred pause to focus energy and efforts on our antiracism work.

In this episode Shari Hampton (SHE RECOVERS Coach and Trusted Advisor, speaker and consultant) chats with SHE RECOVERS Foundation founders Dawn Nickel and Taryn Strong. Shari shares her experience of being a Black woman in recovery, as well as how she has been pivoting since covid-19.

Dawn and Taryn share how the SHE RECOVERS Foundation has pivoted in terms of prioritizing antiracism work as a recovery organization.

Shari Hampton: http://sharihampton.com/

Online event: SHE RECOVERS Critical Conversation: Healing the Effects of Racism for Black Women in Recovery.
https://bit.ly/3o8QwTd

SHE RECOVERS Support for Black, Indigenous and Women of Color Facebook Group and free weekly online gathering: https://www.facebook.com/groups/SHERECOVERSSupportBIWOC/

SHE RECOVERS Foundation: https://sherecovers.org/
Get involved with SHE RECOVERS Foundation: https://sherecovers.org/get-involved/

Nadia Bolz-Weber is an ordained Lutheran Pastor who has reclaimed and redefined what it means to be a Christian woman. She is founder of House for All Sinners & Saints in Denver, CO, author of three bestselling memoirs and a woman in long term recovery. Nadia will also be a speaker at our Miami conference in May 2021.

Nadia shares about grieving during the Covid-19 pandemic and what it is revealing about our relationships and culture. She also discusses how church teachings around sexuality have been to harmful to women and offers a vision for what a wholly integrated life - sexually, emotionally and spiritually - looks like. Her irreverent recovery wisdom, and belief that we are all sinners and saints at the exact same time, will inspire and encourage you whatever your religious or spiritual background.


To learn more about Nadia Bolz-Weber: https://nadiabolzweber.com/

To learn more about Erin Wickersham: https://erinwickersham.com/

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Taryn speaks with Jen O., a retired veteran and woman in recovery, about her journey of recovering from using substances to deal with social anxiety and awkwardness. Jen's inspiring story shows the power of commitment and belonging.

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