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Let's talk about something real: social anxiety. It's something many of us deal with, even if we're extroverted or love being around people. On the latest episode of Power, Purpose & Prosperity, we’re discussing the importance of recognizing and addressing social anxiety, especially when it comes to attending events. 🎙️ Whether you're an extrovert or introvert, having someone by your side can make all the difference, giving you the confidence to step out of your comfort zone and shine! It's okay to feel anxious, but it's also okay to lean on others for support. Join the conversation with Teresa Thomas and learn how to navigate social situations with ease, one step at a time. 👇🏾 👇🏾 👇🏾 🎙️Podcast Name: Power, Purpose, and Prosperity 🎧Listen wherever you listen to podcasts⠀ 📌 Don't miss out! Subscribe to the show on your favorite player to get notified of new episodes. #SocialAnxiety #Confidence #StrategicNetworking #NetworkingTips

I am not OK! and that’s ok. I was listening to my husband's podcast episode with Kim at Pause First Academy. They discussed the perception we often create, imagining other people's lives as better or perfect. I've heard this sentiment several times, and I always find myself nodding in agreement. Usually, I share the positive aspects of my life on Facebook and LinkedIn. When things aren't going well, I tend to withdraw and stop interacting or sharing. Thus, you only see 🌞 and 🌈. The reality is that it's human nature to share the joyful aspects of life, and for most people, it's easier. Discussing the struggles of not finding success, being in the wrong job, or dealing with a difficult boss is challenging to share on social media for a few reasons. Your employer might also be on LinkedIn, and admitting a lack of success can feel like a double loss, and you don’t want to admit that you chose the wrong job or that you’re not happy. AND Sharing failures is so incredibly helpful to others to learn from, to hear that they are not alone, to avoid mistakes or to learn something to help improve outcomes. I commit to sharing more failures and hard feelings to give back to this amazing community. Because I’m not always ok, and that’s ok and normal. I'm also sharing a very personal journey that my husband shared with Kim Colegrove on her podcast. Kim also has a servant's heart and wants to help from her own personal experiences. A wonderful example of turning tragedy into hope. Kevin has also been an open book about his struggles in hopes that they will benefit others. I appreciate both of their commitment to making this world a better place. So, as you're going into the Mondays feeling less than...you're not alone, AND use the time you usually spend dreading to find a way out of the dreaded Mondays.

In Episode 4 of the Relational Activism in Social Work podcast, Tim Fisher and Richard Devine talk balancing professional assessment with relational practice. They cover key social work themes, including effective ways to write social work analysis, the importance of recognising both strengths and risks in families, and how to provide a balanced, thoughtful assessment. The conversation also explores the challenge of integrating the voice of children and families into assessments, drawing on their own experiences and providing practical tools like the use of danger statements to improve clarity and focus. Rich offers a deep dive into his process for writing parenting assessments, breaking down the key components of analysis in a way that captures the child’s lived experience and explores underlying factors affecting parents. Together, they also reflect on maintaining well-being and routines as social workers, highlighting the importance of small, everyday actions that build trust with families. This episode blends practical advice with reflections on Relational Activism . aiming to support social workers in their challenging but vital work. #SocialWork #RelationalActivism #ChildProtection #KinshipCare #WellBeing #ParentingAssessment #Podcast Apple https://lnkd.in/gmU_xD5h Spotify https://lnkd.in/gDAiwPY3

Feeling left out as a child can have long-lasting effects, shaping how we parent and even how we see ourselves. In this episode of "The Purposeful Papa Podcast", with Aman Juneja we explore the hidden impact of childhood loneliness on parenting and identity formation. 🎙️ Discover how unresolved feelings of abandonment can unknowingly influence your relationship with your child, creating a cycle of disconnection. Join us as we dive deep into breaking these patterns and reclaiming emotional strength. 🌟 Watch now! #PurposefulParenting #FatherhoodJourney #EmotionalAwareness #HealTheInnerChild #ParentingTips #BreakTheCycle #StrongBonds

UPDATE: Launch today of a NEW Season A Mindful Dose of Hope :) After a two-year hiatus, dedicated to nurturing the Well Nourished LLC, it is time to rekindle the podcast's flame. This season is fed by the desire to connect, share, and explore the intricate journeys that define each out of experiencing. I invite YOU in this 1st episode to shed the weight of directive living and embrace the freedom found within. As we delve into the episodes to come, expect to encounter a tapestry of narratives, each thread woven with the delicate fibers of vulnerability, strength, and the relentless quest for meaning. This is not a journey of directives but an exploration of possibilities, where the wisdom of others serves as a beacon, guiding us back to the profound truths that reside within our own hearts. Join us in this second round, a season not just of listening but of reflecting, challenging, and ultimately, awakening to the boundless potential that lies within. I hope this podcast will be your companion as we venture inward, embracing the journey toward becoming our most authentic selves, liberated from the constraints of external validation and empowered by the simple, yet profound realization: You are, and always have been, enough. https://lnkd.in/g_xsTS6g

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Ever feel like you're carrying the weight of the world on your shoulders as a single parent, especially with neurodivergent kids? You’re not alone, and this week's episode of Beautifully Complex is just for you. 🎧 In Episode 282, “Single Parenting with Neurodivergent Kids,” Dr. Gila joins me to dive deep into the often-overlooked challenges of single parenting. Here’s what you’ll take away: 1. 🛠️ **Empowerment through Authenticity**: Learn to embrace your unique path and feel empowered by the control you have over raising your children without societal interference or judgment. 2. 🗣️ **Self-Care and Stress Management Techniques**: Discover practical strategies for emotional self-care, including managing stress throughout the day so it doesn’t pile up. Think beyond temporary band-aid solutions and get to the heart of living mindfully. 3. 🌱 **Building a Supportive Community**: Find out how to create or seek out a supportive network — even if it’s online — so that you never feel isolated. Sharing experiences and connecting with others can make a world of difference. These lessons aren’t just tips — they’re transformative insights aimed at changing how you support your child and yourself. Let’s rewrite the narrative together. Listen now, and don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode. Listen at https://lnkd.in/g6gHsW4u or wherever you get your podcasts. ✨

Friendship isn't just about fitting in—it's about finding the courage to stand out and connect authentically with the people for you. In this episode, Dr. Tim Jordan discusses the many reasons why girls may have a hard time finding a best friend or a group of loyal, close, trustworthy friends. He discussed the ways parents can support their daughters through tough friendship issues. He also shares how to find the balance between parental values and social connections to empower girls to thrive beyond social constraints. Tune in to Dr. Tim Jordan's newest podcast episode and learn how you can help your daughter find true friendship: For more resources to support your daughters, check out these episodes on drtimjordan.com: • Why is my daughter so lonely? • The most amazing girls I know: An interview with 3 “old souls” • Your daughter’s old limiting beliefs • • #podcast #raisingdaughters #parentingpodcast #parentingadvice #lifeadvice #familycounseling

When Life Gives You Lemons, Look at the Sunnyside ☀️ Getting unexpectedly let go at work. Struggling through a painful divorce. Losing a loved one. Reluctantly riding a roller coaster of bad luck. These are some of the most common setbacks that life sometimes dishes out… whether we want them or not. But, while it doesn’t always feel like it in the moment, these setbacks can have a brighter side. Setbacks can build resilience, strengthen our character, and become springboards for changes that redirect our lives. Often in profound ways. Tomorrow, The Ginni Show returns and welcomes Amy Shoenthal. Not only is Amy a part of my vibrant neighborhood community in New York but she’s also an established author and a marketing pro. Her latest book, The Setback Cycle, shares real-life stories of people, including herself, who turned challenging obstacles into life-changing opportunities. You’ll learn why setbacks are such a common experience shared by people from all walks of life, and how we tend to view them when we’re in the thick of it. You’ll hear stories of big setbacks and the bravery they birthed that led to profoundly positive life changes. You’ll also score a few hot tips for your next trip to Amy and my New York neighborhood. Episode drops tomorrow wherever you do podcasts. 🎧 #setbackcycle #newyork #podcasts #theginnishow

New Podcast Episode 19 | Motherhood & Creativity In this episode of the Empowered Mothers Network Podcast, we dive into the challenges and rewards of balancing motherhood and creativity. As a mother and creative herself, Sarah shares her personal journey and offers valuable insights into why finding time for creative expression can be tough but essential for mums. Watch on YouTube: https://lnkd.in/eTcqRTUp 🎙️ Topics Covered: - Why it’s hard to stay creative as a mother: time constraints, mental load, and societal pressures - The incredible benefits of creativity for mental health and setting an example for your children - Practical tips for busy mums: journaling, doodling, and finding creativity in everyday life - How to carve out time for creative expression, even with a hectic schedule 🔑 Key Takeaways: - Creativity isn’t just a luxury—it’s a vital part of personal well-being - Overcoming barriers to creativity is possible, and we all deserve the time to explore our passions - Small steps count: Start with what you can manage and build from there! #EmpoweredMothers #MomLifeBalance #empoweredmums #podcastformoms #podcastformums #motherhoodandcreativity