The On-Call Empath

What exactly is impostor syndrome? What are the signs of it?  Many empaths may experience symptoms for a short period of time, such as in the first few weeks of a new job. For others, the experience can be lifelong. This may include the following: 

My guest Dr. Danielle Clark talks about her personal struggles with imposter syndrome and how she overcame it. Dr. Clark is a Life and Spirituality Teacher & Coach, Business Professor, and Writer focused on how transformation happens when we break judgment habits.

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In this episode my guest, Lindsay Mitchell opens up about her long battle with lime disease and finally hitting rock bottom at one point.  She will go into detail about how she turned her life around and became a successful brain coach with many clients that she helps all over the world.  

Lindsay has a background working in internal medicine as a physician assistant. She took her knowledge in medicine and training in NLP and founded Vital-Side, a virtual brain training program for people who are chronically ill or chronically stressed. Tune in today! 

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Everyone has different ideas about what constitutes cheating but it's more common than ever before. The truth is there isn't one all-encompassing profile of a cheater, and people cheat for different reasons even empaths. Some people have a personality prone to cheating and might be in a perfectly happy relationship, but something about their toxic environment puts empaths at higher risk for infidelity. 

 In this episode, we take a deep dive into this taboo subject more closely. My guest Helen Edwards opens up about her personal story about cheating and being trapped in an abusive narcissistic relationship and author of "Nothing Sexier Than Freedom" 

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It's ok to ask for help even if you're a therapist or any other healthcare professional. It may not be talked about but therapists sometimes need their own therapist just like a doctor can become a patient as the roles can be reversed. There is no shame in asking for help no matter what you do for a living.

In this episode, my guest Dr. Betsy opens up about her own personal tragic experience dealing with a toxic relationship and how she was able to heal over time. She now is a successful therapist living in California helping her clients understand their childhood relationships and teaches them how to stop them from hurting as adults.

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It's ok to ask for help even if you're a therapist or any other healthcare professional. It may not be talked about but therapists sometimes need their own therapist just like a doctor can become a patient as the roles can be reversed. There is no shame in asking for help no matter what you do for a living. 

In this episode, my guest Dr. Betsy opens up about her own personal tragic experience dealing with a toxic relationship and how she was able to heal over time. She now is a successful therapist living in California helping her clients understand their childhood relationships and teaches them how to stop them from hurting as adults.

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My Guest Joe Ryan is paving the way for people to heal. He is baring his soul publicly to extend a hand to people who might feel stuck or frozen in their healing journeys. He talks about his own trauma growing up and how he finally broke free. There are coaches out there who strive to do the same, but what sets Joe apart is that his voice embodies such compassion and warmth; when you hear it, it permits you to feel whatever you need to feel to progress on your emotional journey.  If you have experienced any type of trauma you don't want to miss this episode! 

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