The Changes In Our Lives

Join me as I speak with Anne Von Rohr, a Body and Mind Issues Whisperer. Anne shares how forgiving herself for having fear has led to her to understand that fear is the source of creativity.

Trigger warning: There is brief mention of childhood sexual abuse within this episode.

——
 
 About Anne Von Rohr

Anne Von Rohr is a Body and Mind Issues Whisperer, whose work consists of helping her clients transform any physical or mind block into an asset.

Anne believes that movement is life. It’s also the wisdom she’s been sharing passionately with her clients for two decades. 

Anne invites you to join her world of magic whispers where gentleness, love and understanding will change you and your performance of life and movement for ever.

Her background is eclectic going from teaching to banking to Pilates. After getting a full certification in Pilates 20 years ago, she’s spent all these years developing an incredibly simple body mind balance technique that helps her clients increase performance through self-love and recognition.

To learn more about Anne, please check out her website:

https://www.whispersbyanne.com/

Connect with the podcast

• Click here to be a guest on the show
• Follow us on Instagram
• Follow us on Facebook
• Email Stacie at [email protected]

Thank you for listening!

Join me as I speak with Courtney Turich, as powerful change agent. Courtney shares how relying on her strengths has helped her to overcome the challenges and changes that have come her way. You will be inspired by Courtney to draw on your own strengths in your own life.

----

About Courtney Turich:

Leader. Motivator. Coach. Visionary. Achiever. Real. Authentic.

Courtney is a trained business coach that excels in sales, marketing, talent acquisition, and leadership who began her healthcare career at Stryker in 2004. Starting as a field rep on the Navigation product line, she was quickly promoted to a Global Product Manager, bridging the technology gap between surgeons, engineers, the field team, and overall corporate demands worldwide. Moving back out to the field, she joined the Stryker Biologics division, leading a sales team and distributor network on disposables for half the US until 2014. With innovation being at the forefront, Courtney took a leap into the entrepreneurial world, developed a product and company that was featured on Shark Tank to win a deal with Lori Greiner and Mark Cuban. Missing the healthcare dynamics, it was time to step back into Medtech with Veran Medical, where she led a top producing team, from capital to disposables, which became critical for the company’s acquisition (acquired by Olympus Corporation). 
Courtney is a risk taker who believes it's never too late for the next challenge!

Connect with the podcast

• Click here to be a guest on the show
• Follow us on Instagram
• Follow us on Facebook
• Email Stacie at [email protected]

Thank you for listening!

Join me as Gina shares her story of finding the freedom and confidence that led to her adopting a “just try it” attitude. Some of the things we discuss include the power that meeting small challenges can have on our lives, how having a common goal in the divorce process can help the process not be so vindictive, and how aging and confidence after transitions can help us find new freedom in our lives. 

----

Gina has been a Montessori teacher for the better part of 30 years, is the parent of adult twins, and is embarking on her newest adventure of exploring an empty nest. If you’re interested in speaking with Gina about her experience of divorce mediation, please contact [email protected] to be put in touch with her.

Connect with the podcast

• Click here to be a guest on the show
• Follow us on Instagram
• Follow us on Facebook
• Email Stacie at [email protected]

Thank you for listening!

Anyone can tell you that fear can hit you hard when you're transitioning from a corporate career to being an entrepreneur. That fear can stop you in your tracks. Kathy Bleier hasn't let fear stop her from building a successful coaching business. Join me and Kathy, as we discuss some of the transitions that Kathy has experienced while becoming an entrepreneur after age 50.

----

Kathy Bleier ACC, CPC, ELI-MP is a transitional life, leadership and business coach with Kathy Bleier Coaching. Kathy helps people and organizations navigate change. Her practice focuses on helping individuals and companies shift their mindset from being stuck to living and working in positivity and profitability. 

Kathy has decades of experience in leadership, human resources and talent acquisition roles where she was responsible for leading multi-million-dollar markets and executing company-wide training and development programs for internationally known brands. 

She has earned an undergraduate degree in Psychology from Fairleigh Dickinson University and is a certified professional coach from the Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching and the International Coaching Federation. Kathy is one of a select group of certified professional coaches who holds specialist certifications in Transition, Leadership, Performance and Wellbeing.

Kathy Bleier Coaching  
https://www.kathybleiercoaching.com

Kathy's LinkedIn Profile
https://www.linkedin.com/in/kathy-bleier/

Connect with the podcast

• Click here to be a guest on the show
• Follow us on Instagram
• Follow us on Facebook
• Email Stacie at [email protected]

Thank you for listening!

Join me as I sit down with my long time friend, Shannon, and discuss how life really does get better when you do the work to process and transform your trauma - even if that seems impossible!

Connect with the podcast

• Click here to be a guest on the show
• Follow us on Instagram
• Follow us on Facebook
• Email Stacie at [email protected]

Thank you for listening!

Some women fear aging. Those "big" numbers can hit them hard. Lynn Young is NOT one of those women. As she recently turned 60, she has had poignant moments of reflection on all of the transitions that she's experienced. Join me and Lynn, as we discuss some of the transitions that Lynn has experienced within her own life from career, marriage, parenting, and even retirement...kind of!

----

Lynn Young, Parent, Educator, and Life Transitions Specialist
Lynn has had many chapters in her own life, and she knows that change is the only constant.  Some of the biggest chapters in her life book have included teaching, parenting, and helping families of children with disabilities. While Lynn has left the classroom and her own child is grown, she finds herself called to support teachers, parents, and those ready to write their next chapter.  As Lynn remember the stress, overwhelm, and the joys of parenting and teaching, she realized she could have used some help along the way.  At times, she  was not sure who she was, and if she could do all that she wanted in life…Lynn just felt defeated.  

Life coaching is Lynn's way of giving back.  She believes that sometimes we need someone to listen and affirm our feelings and struggles.  Someone who is able to help us find a different way of looking at things and move forward as we write our own next chapter. 

We have many chapters in our life.  When finishing one chapter and starting the next many emotions arise, and sometimes we just need a bit of support.  Life Chapters Coaching is all about helping you find the answers to live your best life.  

Life Chapters Coaching  
http://www.mylifechapters.com

Connect with the podcast

• Click here to be a guest on the show
• Follow us on Instagram
• Follow us on Facebook
• Email Stacie at [email protected]

Thank you for listening!

It's not easy for a hard-working career woman to make the decision to stay at home with her children when they're young — especially when she loves her job or is passionate about her career. The fact is, though, that stay at home moms have unique challenges of their own: society puts them under constant scrutiny and the workload of raising the kids, cleaning the house and doing everything else that needs to be done. When a mom stays home full time for a few years after she has kids, it can be just as hard to transition back into the workforce. Guess what? All those things you do as a stay at home mom don’t just stop.

Join me as I have an honest conversation with my friend Jaime who has gone through the transition of being a single, full time career woman to a stay at home mom and back to working full time - this time with the added pressures of having a spouse and three kids.

Connect with the podcast

• Click here to be a guest on the show
• Follow us on Instagram
• Follow us on Facebook
• Email Stacie at [email protected]

Thank you for listening!

Lexi discusses the impact of losing her brother Daniel to Ewing’s Sarcoma. Lexi discusses her own experience, as well as how Daniel's diagnosis and eventual passing changed both her and the dynamics of her family.

Lexi Osborn self-describes as highly empathetic, extroverted creator who values the balance of rational analysis and intuition. She is someone who loves to wrestle with making abstract concepts applicable to our day-to-day life. Lexi channels these characteristics into a deep passion for supporting others in their path to finding fulfillment, improving their lives, and life-long learning. These passions and aptitudes currently manifest in her work as a Certified Professional Coach, a certification she received through the Institute for Professional Excellence In Coaching (IPEC), and her full-time role in training and development at a non-profit committed to defending individual rights across the country. 

Although she hails from the Chicagoland area, she now is living her interior-decorating dreams at her house with her partner, Raúl, in Richmond, VA. If she’s not eating at one of the many amazing RVA restaurants and/or dancing around to music, you’ll most likely find her on a long walk with her head in the clouds or curled up on the porch with her nose in a book.

If you're interested in reaching out to Lexi, you can find her on LinkedIn by clicking here.

Connect with the podcast

• Click here to be a guest on the show
• Follow us on Instagram
• Follow us on Facebook
• Email Stacie at [email protected]

Thank you for listening!

Lexi discusses the impact of losing her brother Daniel to Ewing’s Sarcoma. Lexi discusses her own experience, as well as how Daniel's diagnosis and eventual passing changed both her and the dynamics of her family.

Lexi Osborn self-describes as highly empathetic, extroverted creator who values the balance of rational analysis and intuition. She is someone who loves to wrestle with making abstract concepts applicable to our day-to-day life. Lexi channels these characteristics into a deep passion for supporting others in their path to finding fulfillment, improving their lives, and life-long learning. These passions and aptitudes currently manifest in her work as a Certified Professional Coach, a certification she received through the Institute for Professional Excellence In Coaching (IPEC), and her full-time role in training and development at a non-profit committed to defending individual rights across the country. 

Although she hails from the Chicagoland area, she now is living her interior-decorating dreams at her house with her partner, Raúl, in Richmond, VA. If she’s not eating at one of the many amazing RVA restaurants and/or dancing around to music, you’ll most likely find her on a long walk with her head in the clouds or curled up on the porch with her nose in a book.

If you're interested in reaching out to Lexi, you can find her on LinkedIn by clicking here.

Connect with the podcast

• Click here to be a guest on the show
• Follow us on Instagram
• Follow us on Facebook
• Email Stacie at [email protected]

Thank you for listening!

Welcome to The Changes In Our Lives Podcast, where Certified Life Transitions Coach Stacie Crawford will be discussing the changes and transitions that we experience in life.

This podcast will feature solo episodes, guest interviews, and coach roundtables.

The mission of The Changes in Our Lives podcast is to create a space where people can share their stories of change and the lessons they learned. We are not the first person to experience these types of changes and transitions, and we won't be the last. 

In sharing our stories, we hope listeners will:
-recognize a bit of themselves in each story 
-learn something that will help them weather their own changes easier
-gain hope in dealing with the messy parts of experiencing change

If you're interested in sharing your story, please go to The Changes in Our Lives podcast website to schedule a zoom meeting to chat about it:
https://thechangesinourlives.com

Connect with the podcast

• Click here to be a guest on the show
• Follow us on Instagram
• Follow us on Facebook
• Email Stacie at [email protected]

Thank you for listening!