In "Where the High Things Are," Clara explores crisis line operations, offering insights from her experience as a former crisis counselor. She discusses the vital role crisis lines play in providing support during moments of distress and the challenges counselors face in balancing protocols with empathy. Through personal anecdotes, Clara sheds light on the importance of comprehensive training and transparent communication in crisis intervention. If you or someone you know is struggling, don't hesitate to reach out for help. Tune in for valuable insights and subscribe for more episodes on navigating modern life.

"I Ain't Oprah or Brene" delivers honest insights on individuality and resilience. Tune in to "Where the High Things Are" for inspiring bite-sized podtiques that explore the highs and lows and everything in between of hyper-connectivity in the digital age. Join us for personal reflections and the pursuit of dreams beyond mainstream expectations. Discover your unique path to success with us. •https://wherethehighthingsare.com/

"Option Overload" explores the parallels between job seeking and online dating in today's digital age. From the challenges of virtual interviews to the impact on candidates, this eye-opening episode sheds light on the struggles faced by modern job seekers. Tune in to discover valuable insights and reflections on navigating the complexities of the hiring process.

Explore the intricacies of online discourse as Clara navigates a LinkedIn exchange touching on positivity, power dynamics, and voice silencing. Uncover the ripple effects of censorship and the necessity of nurturing open-minded dialogue online. Tune in to Where the High Things Are for insightful discussions on human interaction in the digital era. •https://wherethehighthingsare.com/

Explore the significance of validation and self esteem in our daily lives with quick insights and actionable tips in this bite-sized episode of “Where the High Things Are.” •https://wherethehighthingsare.com/

Join us for a quick dive into childhood memories and resilience in 'Past in the Box,' a bite-sized episode of 'Where the High Things Are' podcast. Explore how social media connects us and reflect on shared experiences, in life's journey. • https://wherethehighthingsare.com/

In "Tracks of Humanity," host Clara recounts a harrowing encounter on the NYC subway tracks, prompting reflections on society's response to human suffering. Join her as she navigates the complexities of empathy, social media, and personal accountability in this thought-provoking episode of Where the High Things Are.

Even if a jury says guilty or innocent— is it already to late in the court of public opinion? Find out more about viral verdicts.

Did you know that excessive social media use can contribute to “tech neck” syndrome? Learn more in this episode as we explore the impacts of digital life on our well-being.