The Things We Couldn't Say Podcast

Marsha Vanwynsberghe is on a mission to teach you how to "Inspire Yourself Forward".  She is a coach, speaker, and best selling author who shares her lessons as a parent who dealt with teen substance abuse in the home.  Her inspiring story proves that anyone can turn adversity in purpose.  

Marsha and I talk about:

• How shame can isolate an individual
• Giving purpose to trauma
• How to take radical responsibility over your life

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Book - When She Stopped Asking Why

FIND YOUR HOST, NICOLE DALCOURT, AT:

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Questions? Comments? Email me at [email protected] or DM me on Instagram @author.nicoledalcourt to connect. 

Plus, I would absolutely love if you would take a screen shot of the episode you're listening to and share it with me. I'd love to see who's listening and thank you for it. 

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Nicole Perry, M.A., Registered Psychologist, runs a general private practice in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.  She takes a collaborative and feminist approach to help clients rediscover the strength that lies within them.  

She specializes in shame resilience, healing trauma, and setting boundaries.

Nicole and I talk about:

• What shame is and the physical manifestations in the body
• Different types of shame
• Self-care concepts
• How to use shame as a springboard into greatness

FIND NICOLE AT:

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FIND YOUR HOST, NICOLE DALCOURT, AT:

Instagram

Facebook

[email protected]

Questions? Comments? Email me at [email protected] or DM me on Instagram @author.nicoledalcourt to connect. 

Plus, I would absolutely love if you would take a screen shot of the episode you're listening to and share it with me. I'd love to see who's listening and thank you for it. 

Stay tuned every WEDNESDAY for brand new episodes!

On this podcast we'll hear from women who share their experiences of healing through hardship in an effort to encourage other women to shed their own shame so they can start telling themselves a different story.