Losing your mother is not something many of us ever truly recover from. If you loved your mom so much that you are practically certain that you can’t go on, SHE RECOVERS® founder Dawn Nickel has a few things she would like to share with you – beautiful, painful truths she has learned from the loss of her own mother. 

You can also read this piece on the SHE RECOVERS blog.

We are so excited for Ester Nicholson to join us on the SR Podcast! Ester is a recovery coach, author, speaker and recording artist. You may remember Ester from our SHE RECOVERS® LA conference in September 2018. She led one of the most popular breakout sessions of that event, the FINDING FORGIVENESS WORKSHOP.

Ester talks about how healing our past hurts and traumas can awaken us to our authentic, amazing and powerful selves. She also gifts us with a beautiful "Prayer of Forgiveness."

You can find more about Ester and her amazing work on her website, esternicholson.com. 

How do our marriages and partnerships evolve as our recovery deepens and grows? For Erin, her "resentment gems" kept her in a story where her marriage was safe as long as both she and her husband stayed in the prescribed roles: angry wife, distracted provider. 

It was a vicious, but familiar, cycle. Until the day the cycle fell apart.

Taryn is in Mexico on a SHE RECOVERS® retreat but manages to pull herself away from the beach to call Erin Wickersham, co-host of the SHE RECOVERS® podcast. Taryn and Erin talk about the need to change and expand the language of recovery; and Erin shares how her stories of motherhood and relationships have shifted from "work/harsh" to "joy/soft."

Taryn’s interview on the Bubble Hour

Erin’s interview on the Bubble Hour

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Oprah’s interview with Charles Eisenstein, author of A More Beautiful World Our Hearts Know Is Possible.

In the first SHE RECOVERS® podcast episode, SHE RECOVERS® founder Dawn Nickel shares what "we are all recovering from something" means to her and what fundamental truth she has discovered in her three decades of recovery.  

Taryn shares about the importance of showing up - even when it's the last thing you want to do, even when you're terrified - and how she is recovering her voice through the SHE RECOVERS® podcast. She talks about how embarking on this new creative project reminds her of her early days as a yoga teacher, which was another experience that terrified and expanded her in all the best ways.  

Taryn shares the story of how SHE RECOVERS® evolved from a mother/daughter duo with an inspiring Facebook page to an international movement creating welcoming spaces and transformative opportunities for women seeking recovery.