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DescriptionWhat truly happens when dreams and values align in philanthropy? Join hosts Johan Heinrichs and Wendi Park as they delve into a heartfelt conversation with Doris Olafsen, a seasoned coach and connector in the world of relational philanthropy. Doris shares her rich experiences in fostering collaboration between churches and community agencies, highlighting transformative moments from her work with CareImpact and the inspiring story behind her initiative, Do Philanthropy. Emphasizing the importance of authenticity, trust, and genuine relational connections, Doris and Wendi explore how dreaming can lead to impactful community change. Dive into discussions on engaging donors as whole persons, the significance of building relationships rather than transactions, and the power of shared dreams to drive philanthropic success. This thought-provoking dialogue encapsulates what it means to bring together hearts and resources for the greater good.
Time Stamps[00:00] Introducing this episode with Johan
[04:11] Doris helped amplify Care Impact’s mission successfully.
[09:01] Community support transforms lives, fostering potential.
[11:10] True wealth isn't just financial; it's community.
[14:28] Passionate clients inspire and energize my work.
[18:33] Be you, persist, kingdom work has abundance.
[20:23] Donors value authenticity and connection, not transactions.
[24:31] Helping dreams, God's kingdom, and collaborators thrive.
[28:30] Dreaming is in my DNA, transforming lives.
[32:09] Big dreams for others; inspired by legacy.
Guest LinksDo Philanthropy: https://www.dophilanthropyinc.ca/
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CareImpact: careimpact.ca
About the CarePortal: careimpact.ca/careportal
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Listen to the whole "Flavours of Care Series":
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DescriptionWhat if understanding your unique personality traits could revolutionize how you care for and connect with others?
This episode revisits a profound conversation with Tamara Kroeker, an Enneagram expert, as she explores the intricate dynamics of Type 2 Helpers, the selfless caregivers who often neglect their needs while striving to keep others happy. Through rich discussions, the episode differentiates Type 2s from Type 9 Peacemakers, highlighting the varied desires for relational harmony versus inner peace. Tamara and hosts Wendi Park and Johan Heinrichs delve into the emotional depths of Helpers, shedding light on their strengths, potential for resentment, and paths to personal growth. The dialogue extends to other Enneagram types, painting a comprehensive picture of how diverse personalities contribute to community well-being. Finally, the episode teases an upcoming conversation with Dr. Michael Hrenick on sustainable helping, promising further insightful explorations in the series.
Time Stamps[00:00] Episode Introduction with Johan
[08:15] The Enneagram reveals unconscious behavior's hidden depth.
[11:58] Understanding individuality and self-discovery through language.
[18:04] Human experience: body, emotions, mind, preference.
[21:16] Eights: loyal, strong, direct, authentic, dependable friend.
[28:35] Prioritize self-discovery to benefit community integration.
[32:43] Encouraging constructive criticism for team improvement.
[39:55] Twos excel at helping; embrace personal needs.
[45:55] Leading collaboratively, inherently drawing like-minded individuals.
[51:52] Fours are misunderstood; emotions often undervalued.
[53:13] Church empaths offer safe support for vulnerability.
]01:01:54] Loyalist Enneagram 6: cautious, essential, balanced interaction.
[01:08:56] Dreamers must embrace reality for true adventure.
Guest LinksEnneagram Aware: https://www.enneagramaware.ca/
Other LinksFlavours of Care Series: https://player.captivate.fm/collection/ab81dab3-b346-4dbb-bcad-f7034dfa5e00
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Email: [email protected]
CareImpact: careimpact.ca
About the CarePortal: careimpact.ca/careportal
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DescriptionWhat does it take to feel proud during life's hardest trials?
In a heartfelt conversation, First Nations worship leader Jared Ross shares his personal story on Journey With Care. He talks about the power of hearing "I'm proud of you," and how it might serve as the title of his life's book.
Jared opens up about healing through worship music, grappling with loss, and finding purpose in ministering to Indigenous communities. His reflections touch on the importance of compassionate leadership and his vision for using music to inspire and support mental health.
Time Stamps[00:00] Conversations inspire, challenge, and encourage loving others.
[04:13] Always bad timing but found home later.
[09:55] Losing Nathan devastated me, disrupting our routines.
[10:51] Struggling with grief, finding solace through reflection.
[16:59] Inspired by Steve, embraced singing and music.
[19:54] Calling: Inspire Gen Z with faith and zeal.
[22:27] Indigenous desires guidance in youth-focused breakthrough.
[25:08] Support my calling toward First Nations community.
[30:01] Inspiring faith journeys with Care Impact initiative.
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CareImpact: careimpact.ca
About the CarePortal: careimpact.ca/careportal
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DescriptionWhat does it mean to find healing and embrace identity amidst generational trauma and faith?
In this re-edited conversation from Season 2, host Johan Heinrichs revisits the journey of Jared Ross from Cross Lake, Manitoba. Deeply connected to his Indigenous roots, Jared shares his struggles with the legacy of residential schools, personal trauma, and finding faith at 19.
Jared reflects on healing through forgiveness, supporting family, and his vision for reconciliation and revival among First Nations youth. This powerful story explores how identity and faith inspire personal and communal healing.
Time Stamps[00:09] Revisited conversation with Jared; inspiring story.
[05:56] Role model cousin, supportive, and there.
[07:12] Early introduction to Christianity within family context.
[12:17] Lacked parental guidance; experienced early trauma, bullying.
[13:13] Coping through sports, smoking; healing from trauma.
[18:23] Embracing faith and addressing past childhood trauma.
[22:53] Revival through reconciliation and healing First Nations.
[25:43] Cultural and educational challenges faced by student.
[28:30] Journey with Care: inspiring stories of faith.
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CareImpact: careimpact.ca
About the CarePortal: careimpact.ca/careportal
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Description
Johan wraps up Season 3 and reflects on its rich journey of impactful stories and series. Looking forward to Season 4, we tease exciting new projects and a potential serialized true story. Between now and the new season, dive into some of the most inspiring episodes from the archives. Don't miss out on what's next for the "Journey of Care" podcast!
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CareImpact: careimpact.ca
About the CarePortal: careimpact.ca/careportal
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DescriptionCan the smallest number truly make the biggest difference? Join us as we uncover the extraordinary tale of the indecisive zeros in the magical land of Numeria. Feeling insignificant and unsure of their place, a cluster of zeros soon discover their incredible power to amplify generosity and transform communities. Through their journey, they learn that even the smallest contribution can lead to monumental impact. As the year comes to a close, Care Impact invites you to embrace the zeros and witness the joy of giving that can change countless lives. Gather around, get comfortable, and embark on this heartwarming adventure that redefines the essence of true generosity.
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CareImpact: careimpact.ca
About the CarePortal: careimpact.ca/careportal
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DescriptionHow can a scrappy sprig of mistletoe change a community's perspective on poverty? Join Johan Heinrichs as he shares the heartwarming tale of the "Poor Mistletoe," a magical piece of greenery that appears in the most unexpected places, prompting people to notice and care for those often overlooked. As the mistletoe sways above neighborhoods in need, it inspires acts of kindness and ignites a community-wide transformation. Discover how a simple kiss blown in its direction can help kiss poverty goodbye and bring people closer together this Christmas season.
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CareImpact: careimpact.ca
About the CarePortal: careimpact.ca/careportal
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DescriptionWhat if the voices that often go unheard could transform an entire community? In "Mic Drop," delve into the heartwarming and powerful stories captured by Listening Mike, a magical microphone that amplifies untold truths. From a weary single mother and an overlooked foster care youth to a burdened social worker and a struggling churchgoer, each individual's story echoes throughout their town, fostering waves of empathy, understanding, and unity. Through these poignant mic drop moments, the episode highlights the incredible impact of compassionate listening and the true spirit of Christmas.
Get or gift your own mic drop moment and your impact will be doubled: https://careimpactchristmas.com
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DescriptionCan an ugly sweater bring a community together? In "Journey with Care's" latest installment of "Six Tales of Christmas," a quirky, mismatched sweater becomes a symbol of unity and generosity this holiday season.
As the Great Knitter weaves a colorful, unconventional masterpiece, this unique sweater warms the hearts and spirits of a divided community, reminding us of the power of compassion and collaboration.
Discover how an awkward piece of attire can inspire transformative change and bring hope to the marginalized, creating a fabric of warmth and wonder.
Get or gift your proverbial Ugly Christmas sweater and make a difference!
htts://careimpactchristmas.com
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CareImpact: careimpact.ca
About the CarePortal: careimpact.ca/careportal
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DescriptionWhat happens when the caregivers in our lives, those who tirelessly support others, begin to feel the strain?
Through the story of the great baker and his lovingly crafted Christmas cookies, we are reminded of the importance of rest and support for those who give so much of themselves. Join us as we delve into the essence of Christmas spirit and the power of restoration.
Make your impact, see the Christmas giving catalogue: https://careimpactchristmas.com/
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CareImpact: careimpact.ca
About the CarePortal: careimpact.ca/careportal
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DescriptionCan a humble lump of coal find its true purpose and make a difference?
Journey with Care's special Christmas series kicks off with "Lump of Coal," a heartwarming story about an ordinary lump that discovers its extraordinary potential. Chosen by a man named Elliott, the coal initially doubts its ability to bring warmth and light but soon realizes its true value. The episode beautifully captures the essence of Christmas, highlighting that even the most unassuming things can illuminate the darkest times
Get your lump of coal or gift a lump of coal:https://careimpactchristmas.com
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CareImpact: careimpact.ca
About the CarePortal: careimpact.ca/careportal
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DescriptionWhat does it mean to truly awaken dignity in our communities? In this final episode of our Care Journey series, hosts Johan Heinrichs and Wendi Park engage in a heartfelt conversation with Kathy Boschmann, who shares her inspiring experiences working with those on the margins in downtown areas. Kathy delves into the life-changing moments of simply acknowledging others and treating them as equal image-bearers of God. The discussion explores the barriers of fear and tunnel vision that hinder meaningful connections and touches on the profound impact of humanizing interactions, both with the vulnerable and hardworking social service professionals.
Time Stamps[04:19] Daily drive, meeting Carrie, worship impact.
[08:57] Creating space for meaningful, transformative encounters.
[10:25] Fear affects communication; saying "good morning" difficult.
[15:26] Human connection erases shame, normalizes vulnerability.
[17:12] Empathetic support empowers social workers for clients.
[22:38] Mom sought connection, shared life story vulnerably.
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CareImpact: careimpact.ca
About the CarePortal: careimpact.ca/careportal
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DescriptionHow can radical presence transform trauma care?
Guest host, Tim Smith engages with Mel, an experienced foster mother and trauma care facilitator, to explore the power of empathy, grace, and consistency in caregiving. Mel shares her journey from fostering children in Ottawa to training others in the impactful methods she has learned, emphasizing the importance of understanding the needs behind behaviours. She underscores the role of the church and community in providing sustainable support, urging caregivers to balance self-care with their responsibilities. Through personal stories and profound insights, the conversation highlights the freedom found in shifting from a 'fix-it' mentality to truly being present with those in hard places.
Time Stamps[04:45] Caring for children from traumatic backgrounds discussed.
[06:44] Started fostering 10 years ago to serve.
[11:11] Training enhanced trauma understanding and foster care perspective.
[14:33] Consistency and care helped children overcome trauma.
[19:24] Letting go for daughter's happiness and growth.
[22:20] Supporting emotional growth and understanding in children.
[25:51] Being mindful of snacks, water, and calm.
[30:27] Church must support struggling individuals effectively.
[32:11] Stay aligned with God's guidance, prioritize empathy.
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CareImpact: careimpact.ca
About the CarePortal: careimpact.ca/careportal
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DescriptionWhat does it truly mean to understand poverty from a human perspective?
This conversation with Marlo Fox, Executive Director of Think Tank, delves into the transformative power of the Cost of Poverty Experience (COPE) simulation, designed to enlighten participants on the lived realities of families facing poverty.
We will explore how COPE fosters empathy, challenges preconceived notions, and promotes collective action. The discussion highlights the significant roles of community and churches in poverty alleviation, advocating for relational approaches over transactional interactions. As COPE expands globally, including its recent reach into Canada, Marlo and the hosts emphasize the value of building meaningful, human-centred connections, particularly through tools like CarePortal. They also outline the mission of Think Tank, encouraging churches to enhance their community impact by focusing on relationships rather than programs. Tune in for insights on reshaping our understanding of poverty and exploring practical steps for community engagement.
Time Stamps[03:15] Founded think tank to address poverty holistically.
[08:05] Realized others' struggles; importance of community awareness.
[11:39] Rethink poverty focusing on human, relational approaches.
[16:25] CarePortal technology facilitates community care connections.
[18:38] "Cope simulates poverty, fosters community understanding."
[21:40] Bringing vulnerability and understanding to Canadian communities.
[25:51] Focus on building relationships within the community.
[28:18] Building relationships is key to making a difference.
Guest LinksThink Tank: https://thinktank-inc.org/
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Email: [email protected]
CareImpact: careimpact.ca
About the CarePortal: careimpact.ca/careportal
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DescriptionWhat happens when divine inspiration breaks through the ordinary routines of life?
Wendi and Harold Park, founders of CareImpact, share their remarkable journey of faith and community building. A series of divine "Kairos moments" led them from busy careers to founding a transformative organization that bridges the gap between churches and social services. Driven by unexpected dreams about adoption, a church service in Korea, and the unwavering support of friends and strangers, they left stable jobs and ventured into a new calling with unwavering trust in God.
Discover how their personal experiences, including accommodating those in need and adjusting to new family dynamics, have fuelled their mission to foster integration and support for vulnerable individuals.
Time Stamps[06:01] First experience: God's pursuit, adoption, family.
[09:44] Invited to global leadership forum for Canada.
[12:50] Left job for faith, uncertain future awaited.
[14:01] Conference revealed new world, shifting career calling.
[19:24] Fear and reluctance hinder organizational collaboration.
[22:00] Passion connects, fills gaps, CareImpact emerges.
[23:58] Returned from Korea, learned child welfare needs.
[27:41] Shared emotional immigrant experiences, racism, laughter, and life.
The Care Journey Discipleship Pathway:JOIN THE WAITING LIST: https://careimpact.ca/carejourney
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CareImpact: careimpact.ca
About the CarePortal: careimpact.ca/careportal
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DescriptionHow can churches bridge the gap between spiritual mission and community care?
Johan Heinrichs and Wendi Park explore the innovative Care Portal technology, which merges church efforts with social services to support child welfare and community needs. They emphasize the importance of relational engagement and the impactful role of small community groups. The episode underscores the challenges churches face in mobilizing members and highlights the Care Journey, a small group resource offered by CareImpact, which encourages churches to deepen their discipleship and community involvement. The conversation touches on the broader understanding of poverty, the call for empathy-driven support, and the importance of awakening dignity in service, all aimed at fostering real, transformative engagement, reflecting the teachings of Jesus.
Time Stamps[06:58] Helping churches become transformative through active engagement.
[07:58] Supporting churches with discipleship-focused resources collaboratively.
[12:26] Focus on transforming community, not information overload.
[15:20] Kairos Moments: divine interruptions and responding with faith.
[19:45] Trauma Care: Presence over rescue, presence matters.
[21:21] Showing respect and dignity in human interactions.
[27:04] Excited for church's role in social services.
[29:09] The harvest is plentiful, but workers few.
The Care Journey small group resource: https://careimpact.ca/carejourney
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CareImpact: careimpact.ca
About the CarePortal: careimpact.ca/careportal
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DescriptionWhat happens when caregiving and personal growth converge in the life of a newlywed? Johan Heinrichs welcomes his daughter, Danika, who recounts her journey of balancing self-care and supporting her husband, Jaden, through his bipolar disorder.
She opens up about her challenges, from navigating her own ADHD diagnosis to experiencing burnout and learning the importance of a support network. As Danika reflects on her post-school life and their transformative move to a new apartment, she shares how closer ties to their church community improved their mental and emotional well-being.
This conversation highlights the balance between self-care, faith, and the supportive power of the community, providing valuable insights on managing personal and shared struggles with grace and resilience.
Time Stamps[05:28] Love transcends mental health; initial surprise reciprocated.
[07:09] Navigating marriage with spouse's fluctuating mental health.
[11:03] January emotional challenges; hospitalized for bipolar diagnosis.
[15:50] Balancing self-care and communal support amid crises.
[17:22] Medication and diagnosis significantly aided his stability.
[20:35] Feeling confident, supported by family and community.
[23:42] Managing ADHD with self-care, journaling, and hobbies.
[28:58] Moving improved my outdoor experience and routine.
[31:58] Address suicidal ideation immediately; trust in God.
Guest LinksChoosing Kin Parts 1-3 (Danika's Adoption Story): https://player.captivate.fm/collection/dc99c0ff-5a67-433e-aeb1-3af68ed5ed9f
Differently Wired | Bipolar Disorder in Community (Jadon's Episode)
https://www.careimpact.ca/post/s03e21
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CareImpact: careimpact.ca
About the CarePortal: careimpact.ca/careportal
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DescriptionWhat does reconciliation truly mean to you?
In this conversation, Johan Heinrichs plays snippets from previous conversations with a diverse group of guests—Jared Ross, Howard Jolly, Jennifer Mason, and Jimmy Thunder and others—who share their personal journeys and insights on reconciliation, cultural identity, and the role of faith.
From Lyn Dyck's experience fostering an Indigenous child to Jared's reflections on the lasting impact of residential schools, the episode is a heartfelt exploration of how we can better listen, learn, and participate in healing and restoration. Highlighting the need for genuine community engagement and the transformative power of faith, this episode challenges listeners to engage with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's 94 Calls to Action and to commit to real, impactful change.
Time Stamps[00:00] A New Graduate of Social Work Shares Her Land Acknowledgment
[00:59] Epilogue
[02:36] Jimmy Thunder on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's Calls to Action
[4:34] Dr. Robertson’s Insights on Christian Engagement in Reconciliation
[07:17] Jennifer Mason on Reconciling Anishinaabe Heritage with Faith
[9:21] Fixing the Fractures: Karen Jolly on Dialogue and Mending Relationships
[10:49] Joel Calabrese on Theological Reflection and Cultural Participation
[13:33] Spiritual Healing in Reconciliation: Melissa Spence on God's Unconditional Love
[16:07] Fostering Cultural Connections: Lyn Dyck's Journey with Indigenous Heritage
[19:58] Healing Through Faith: Jared Ross on Reconciliation and the True Gospel
[21:47] The Sacred Common Bowl: Ray Aldrid on Treaties and Shared Resources
[24:08] Bridging the Gap: Wendi Park on Churches, Communication, and Reconciliation
[26:22] Forgiveness and Friendship: Howard Jolly on Acknowledging Pain and Building Genuine Connections
[28:47] Prologue
Episodes Mentioned:Jim Thunder | Making a Ruckus with Pope Francis
https://journey-with-care.captivate.fm/episode/jim-thunder-making-a-ruckus-with-pope-francis
Dr. James Robertson | Uncovering the History of the Canadian Church
https://journey-with-care.captivate.fm/episode/dr-james-robertson-uncovering-the-history-of-the-canadian-church
Jennifer Mason | I'm Not God's Mistake
https://journey-with-care.captivate.fm/episode/jennifer-mason-im-not-gods-mistake
Karen Jolly | "Maybe I'll Wear My White Buckskin Before Jesus"
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DescriptionWhat does self-care look like for those who give their all to educate and support others? In this conversation, Amy-Jo Smith, a seasoned early childhood educator and trauma care trainer, shares her insights on the unseen roles of caregivers and educators, emphasizing the importance of self-care, community support, and maintaining personal identity. Amy-Jo discusses practical self-care practices such as outdoor activities, journaling, and balancing work with personal joy. She also explores the challenges of secondary trauma, systemic frustrations, and the vital role of supportive networks. Amy-Jo’s compelling anecdotes of international caregiving, along with her expertise in Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI), highlight the profound impact of connection and empathy in caregiving.
Time Stamps[05:46] Connection and presence bridge gaps in childrens' needs.
[08:18] TBRI stems from Karen Purvis' trauma research.
[11:12] Support systems are crucial for caregiver resilience.
[15:54] Friend's small help greatly relieved overwhelmed teacher.
[19:35] Movement and beauty alleviate stress and trauma.
[21:14] Monitor emotions to prevent burnout through processing.
[26:26] Supporting colleagues facing trauma needs debriefing, teamwork.
[30:37] Feeling overwhelmed by limited resources in service work.
[32:31] Child's note revealed deep teacher-student bond.
Guest LinksLeading Differently Together | Teachers with Amy-Jo Smith: https://www.careimpact.ca/post/s03e11
Sanctuary Songs: https://shorturl.at/WvPN9
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CareImpact: careimpact.ca
About the CarePortal: careimpact.ca/careportal
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DescriptionHow can caregivers maintain their well-being while juggling the demands of their duties? Alicia Freeman (a mother six to children in care and her own bio kids) shares the importance of integrating self-care into daily routines and recognizing early signs of burnout, such as insomnia and irritability. Alicia offers practical strategies for balancing household chores and personal time. With a busy household and summer routines winding down, Alicia anticipates the return of a predictable school schedule and the necessity of staying connected to her own needs.
Time Stamps[04:53] Parents manage control by maintaining predictable routines.
[08:35] Struggling to care when not feeling grounded.
[10:26] Motherhood is fulfilling but maintaining individuality essential.
[13:42] Teaching self-care is crucial for balanced caregiving.
[18:14] Balancing self-care with caregiving through daily activities.
[19:47] Finding fulfilling self-care without added stress.
[24:15] Grateful for supportive partnership in handling challenges.
[26:57] Church community supports prioritizing marriage and relationships.
[29:36] Offer gift card, watch kids, support couple.
[34:27] App helps identify emotions through energy categories.
[35:56] Relief in identifying emotions and celebrating moments.
[39:07] Struggling mom finds freedom through self-care education.
[43:30] Caregiving is tough, seek professional help regularly.
[46:18] Mindfulness and proper breathing can change mindset.
Guest LinksHow we feel app: https://howwefeel.org/
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Email: [email protected]
CareImpact: careimpact.ca
About the CarePortal: careimpact.ca/careportal
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