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In this final episode of Season 2, Sarah interviews Emily on her experiences in recovery!
Music: https://www.purple-planet.com
As we start wrapping up Season 2, Emily interviews Sarah on her experiences in recovery!
Music: https://www.purple-planet.com
Emily and Sarah reflect on their conversation with Kerry Hoffschneider.
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Kerry Hoffschneider, a founder of the Graze Master Group: Hoffschneider has more than two decades of communication, journalism, marketing, and public relations experience. She has both global corporate and non-profit experience in a host of areas, especially focusing on agriculture and rural community building. Hoffschneider has served as a corporate communications person for the western half of the United States as well as a development/public relations professional in the non-profit realm. She also has a background in news reporting and currently is a newspaper columnist. Hoffschneider excels at helping clients articulate their dreams with effective words that help bring goals to fruition. Solving problems and building bridges through the science of impactful, results-driven communication is her passion.
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Emily and Sarah reflect on their conversation with Ash Kuhl.
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Ash Kuhl is a licensed massage therapist in the Nashville area. He worked in the mental health field for five years, most recently as a peer support specialist. He also cofacilitates a queer meditation group in Nashville, as well as is part of a larger Buddhism and recovery based meditation society there.
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Emily and Sarah reflect on their conversation with Anna Schott.
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Anna Schott grew up in rural Nebraska and graduated from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln with a PR & advertising degree in 2015. After graduation, Anna threw herself into a marketing role at a leadership and coaching organization for six years. She is currently a marketing manager at one of the largest nonprofit conservation organizations dedicated to planting trees.
Anna’s recovery journey began the summer after her freshman year of college where she spent the next four years working to become ED free. Today, she’s passionate about serving, educating and empathizing with young girls and women who are going through their own ED journeys and being a supportive confidant along the way. Anna served as a board of director for SELFiD, a nonprofit organization on a mission to help youth cultivate a positive self-image and individually define health, and is working toward becoming a recovery coach in the near future.
In her free time, you can find Anna riding her bike along one of Lincoln’s many trails, drinking iced coffee at a coffee shop, frequenting her local farmer’s market or cheering on the Huskers.
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Emily and Sarah reflect on their conversation with Becca Schollaert.
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Becca’s love for advocacy stems from two years of working in the Child, Youth and Family sector of social work. During her time in the field, she saw just how important advocacy for healing after a trauma is. After moving from Nebraska to Denver, CO, Becca started the Denver chapter of Room Redux. Room Redux Denver is dedicated to encouraging healing and improving the lives of children who have faced abuse in their homes through Room Transformations.
Before moving to Denver, Becca also worked in advocating for more mental health education, eating disorder awareness and has spoken at schools and colleges about these topics. She was inspired by her own journey through an eating disorder and the lack of resources and understanding that impacted her recovery. Her keynote presentation, Starving For Perfection, highlighted education around eating disorders, the impacts of social media and how to support a loved one who is struggling.
Outside of Room Redux, Becca works in higher education and loves to enjoy all the outdoor activities that Colorado has to offer. She is an avid football fan and loves to cook and eat. She strives each day to live by this quote: “In this world, one must be a little too kind to be kind enough.”
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