The Nancy Perspective

We're back for Part 2 of our powerful conversation with Joan Dohey, our final guest in the Newfoundland series of interviews. In this episode, we dive deeper into Joan's personal healing journey and explore more of the transformative work she does as a Holistic Healing Practitioner.

Joan discusses the importance of staying grounded while working with energy, the role of trust in healing relationships, and how her own journey has shaped her unique approach. She emphasizes learning to listen, both to the body and to inner wisdom, as a vital part of the process.

This episode is a reminder that healing is rarely a straight line, but always worth the work.

To learn more about Joan, visit www.JoanDohey.com, her Facebook page Time to Heal NL, or Instagram @JoanDohey.

Thanks again for tuning in, and thank you Joan, for joining us!

Joan Dohey joins us as the final guest in our Newfoundland series to discuss her journey to becoming a Holistic Healing Practitioner, and the healing methods she applies to herself and those she helps! Joan is a deeply trained and intuitive healer certified in Bowen Therapy, Reiki, Reflexology, and Trauma Release. She also brings expertise in meditation, spiritual coaching, intuitive development and much more! She blends bodywork, energy healing, and spiritual insight into a truly holistic approach. Joan emits a wonderful energy and that energy comes through in this incredible conversation. You can find out more about Joan at www.JoanDohey.com and her Facebook page TimetoHealNL or Instagram page @JoanDohey. Learn more about her upcoming event, Bliss at the Lantern here. Thank you for listening and thank you Joan for joining us!

Sarah Furlong returns to continue our conversation about rising after falling, listening to your heart and your body, and doing what's right for yourself.

Thank you Sarah for joining me for these wonderful episodes. This conversation was such a pleasure and we look forward to more in the future!

Sarah kindly asked that we give a shout out to Pam Pardy / Pam Pardy Promotions, The Foster Families Association, and Lori Peterson. She also wanted to thank the Mental Health Foundation of Canada. You can learn more about this incredible organization at mhfoc.com

Thank you for listening!

We're joined by Sarah Furlong as our third guest in our Newfoundland series of episodes!

Sarah opens up about the highs and lows of motherhood, sharing how she navigates societal pressures, quiets her inner critic, and finds strength in vulnerability. Sarah's story is both relatable and inspiring.

Sarah kindly asked that we give a shout out to Pam Pardy / Pam Pardy Promotions, The Foster Families Association, and Lori Peterson.

She also wanted to thank The Mental Health Foundation of Canada, who works tirelessly to make mental wellness more accessible and effective by focusing on early prevention, innovation, and equity. Their goal is to create practical, evidence-based support that helps individuals, families, and communities thrive across the country. You can find more info about the foundation at mhfoc.com

Christine Reich Blackwood returns for part two of our interview in Newfoundland!

Christine continues to discuss her journey through hardship and how she has come to finally find happiness despite all that she has faced over the last several years. This remarkable conversation is a reminder that there's always a light at the end of the tunnel and we'd like to thank Christine for sharing that light.

She kindly asked that we share the incredible work that The Mental Health Foundation of Canada does with our listeners.

The Mental Health Foundation of Canada works to make mental wellness more accessible and effective by focusing on early prevention, innovation, and equity. Their goal is to create practical, evidence-based support that helps individuals, families, and communities thrive across the country. You can find more info about the foundation at mhfoc.com

Thank you!

We're joined this week by Christine Reich Blackwood in Newfoundland. Christine shares her journey through anxiety, loss, and finding herself again after hitting rock bottom. This episode is an inspiring story of pain, healing, and rediscovering purpose in the face of unimaginable grief.

Christine reminds us that sometimes the bravest and best thing we can do is simply keep going.

She kindly asked that we share the incredible work that The Mental Health Foundation of Canada does with our listeners.

The Mental Health Foundation of Canada works to make mental wellness more accessible and effective by focusing on early prevention, innovation, and equity. Their goal is to create practical, evidence-based support that helps individuals, families, and communities thrive across the country. You can find more info about the foundation at mhfoc.com

Thank you!

Tina Olivero continues to discuss her journey of turning grief into helping people across the country, and shares her insights surrounding some of the systems that are failing people, what real support looks like, and how we can all play a role in shifting the conversation.

Tina also shares more about her non-profit, Guardians of Recovery, and how it's working to bring hope, resources, and advocacy to those affected by addiction and loss.

Thank you again, Tina, for your vulnerability, wisdom, and strength.

To learn more about Guardians of Recovery, visit www.guardiansofrecovery.foundation

Thank you for listening!

Tina Olivero sits down with us in Saint John's, Newfoundland to talk about how she turned tragedy into an initiative that changes lives.

Tina formed a non-profit group called Guardians of Recovery following the passing of her son Ben. She discusses our country's drug crisis, what her and Guardians of Recovery are doing to raise awareness and provide support for Canadians, and how she used her profound grief to create a movement of hope, healing, and action. She also shares an incredible story about facing death during childbirth and coming back with a renewed perspective.

Thank you Tina for joining us for this powerful discussion.

If you'd like to learn more about Guardians of Recovery, visit www.guardiansofrecovery.foundation or join their Facebook group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/guardiansofrecovery/

Be sure to follow Tina on Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/tina.olivero/

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This week on The Nancy Perspective, Kim Coleman returns with even more grounded wisdom and soulful clarity. In this episode, we explore the art of self-compassion: reframing your mistakes, letting go of judgment, and learning to laugh at yourself.

Kim reminds us that healing can be light, humorous, and human. Through her experience as a coach, energy healer, and host of the Innergetics podcast, she shares insights that invite change in the way we see ourselves.

Learn more about Kim's work at www.growingbeyond.com and follow her on Instagram @kimcoleman.growingbeyond

Thank you for listening!

This week on The Nancy Perspective, we sit down with the incredibly wise and wonderful Kim Coleman. Kim is a coach, energy healer, and host of the Innergetics podcast. Her presence was a breath of fresh air, and our conversation was full of insight, warmth, and a bit of magic.

Kim brings her unique blend of energy work, body processes, and unconventional coaching to the table, working with people both in-person and over Zoom. Whether you're looking to expand your self-awareness or just curious about new paths to healing, this episode is for you.

Learn more about Kim and her work at www.growingbeyond.com and find her on instagram at @kimcoleman.growingbeyond