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Do you feel tired? Fatigued? Sleepy all the time? Dealing with hair loss? Moody? Just not yourself? If you're in your 30s, 40s or 50s and thinking you might be in the peri-menopause stage or think you might have hormonal imbalances - this episode is for you!
Today you'll hear from Darci Hawkhurt, a founding member of certified MAF Method Health and Fitness Coaches and Practitioners, and my previous guest on Episode 23. In this conversation, we go deep into the root causes of many of the symptoms that women experience on an everyday basis especially as we go into the 'peri' menopause years. Darci shares her own experiences of being stressed out, dealing with hair loss, and overall burnout, thinking she might be in the peri stage, but only to find out she had adrenal fatigue and other hormonal imbalances. She talks to us about what were creating her issues and how she ultimately healed her body, stopped her symptoms, and is now thriving.
As women, and especially as moms, we can all relate to the overall feeling of tiredness, fatigue, and deep down knowing this just can't be right. Listen in on this episode where you can dissect and reflect on your own symptoms and get the help you may need to start feeling good again!
And if you're ready to embark on a journey - click the link below and join Darci in her signature women's course which is only offered once a year. It's not too late - program starts January 8, 2024! Click the link below, use the code only for my listeners, and start your journey of being YOU again!
Links:
Vibrant Women Course (Darci's signature Course)
Use code FRIEND450 for $450 off her course (one-payment option) Starts January 8, 2024 and is only available once a year!About the Guest:
Darci Hawxhurst, M.S. Ed. is a founding member of certified MAF Method Health and Fitness Coaches and Practitioners, a Child Brain Developmentalist and neurological evaluator, a member of the Conscious Feminine Leadership Academy, a writer, speaker, teacher, and literacy expert. She is also the mother of a formerly brain injured child who has been to rock-bottom burnout and back. She is the creator of the Vibrant Woman Program, a paradigm-shifting journey that puts women on the path to thriving by removing the root causes of stress and modern metabolic disease. Follow her on IG at @DarciHawxhurst
Disclaimer: This is not intended to represent medical advice and is a story about a personal journey of how Darci healed herself and what she has seen work in other women.
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My guest on today's show will move you into action. If you're tired, stressed, hormone-imbalanced, fatigued, suffering from burn-out, having symptoms you can't explain but know you just feel off, or just have that all around 'blah' feeling - this episode is for you.
Today I speak with Darci Hawxhurst, M.S. Ed., a Child Brain Developmentalist and neurological evaluator, a writer, speaker, teacher, literacy expert, and most importantly, a mom. In this conversation she talks about her formerly brain injured child who she helped heal through a combination of nutrition and body movements. She talks about the impacts that food can have on the brain and therefore the body and how she harnessed what she learned to help herself go through a healing process as she found herself hitting rock bottom and dealt with burn out on the journey to healing her daughter.
Listen in on this really informational and powerful interview to hear what a change in habits can really mean and how to get started on that journey if you're ready.
And stay tuned ! We bring Darci back in a future episode to talk more about the hormonal imbalance that women often feel, whether it's related to perimenopause (or not) and what and how you can start to feel better.
Links:
Vibrant Women Course (Darci's signature Course)
Use code FRIEND450 for $450 off her course (one-payment option) Starts January 8, 2024 and is only available once a year!Doman International (click here to learn more about the Doman Method we talk about in the episode that she used to help heal her daughter)
About the Guest:
Darci Hawxhurst, M.S. Ed. is a founding member of certified MAF Method Health and Fitness Coaches and Practitioners, a Child Brain Developmentalist and neurological evaluator, a member of the Conscious Feminine Leadership Academy, a writer, speaker, teacher, and literacy expert. She is also the mother of a formerly brain injured child who has been to rock-bottom burnout and back. She is the creator of the Vibrant Woman Program, a paradigm-shifting journey that puts women on the path to thriving by removing the root causes of stress and modern metabolic disease. Follow her on IG at @DarciHawxhurst
Disclaimer: This is not intended to represent medical advice and is a story about a personal journey of seeing healing in the brain and body.
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In today's episode, I talk with Cara Tyrrell, M.Ed, a Vermont based Early Childhood Educator, Collaborative Parenting Coach, and the founder of Core4Parenting™. We talk about what parenting through the pandemic was like for kids and parents and how the methodology that she's so passionate about can help parents navigate what they may have missed our during this period. She talks about the five core executive functioning skills that she believes are key for children to learn, how to handle meltdowns, and how parents dealt with the 'survival period' of the pandemic. Listen in on this great discussion!
About the Guest
Cara is a the passionate mastermind behind the Collaborative Parenting Methodology™, a birth-to-five, soul and science based framework that empowers parents and teachers to maximize children's early learning while raising fantastic human beings who succeed in school and life.
While teaching preschool and Kindergarten, she noticed her students knew their ABC’s and 123’s, but struggled with their social, emotional, and interpersonal skills. At drop off, parents would say, “We’re so glad that you are their first teacher”, but she knew she wasn’t -- their parents were! This realization led to her professional pivot as an Early Childhood Trainer, Parent Educator and Coach.
Cara has embraced her role as thought leader and fierce advocate for Pandemic parents raising the COVID Generation (GEN-C).
Through keynotes, teacher training, and her podcast, Transforming the Toddler Years, she’s teaching the 5 Executive Functioning Skills kids need to recover lost milestones and navigate our ever-changing world.
Cara has Bachelor degrees in American Sign Language (ASL) and Linguistics and a Master’s degree in Education. She lives in southern Vermont with her two nearly grown-and-flown daughters and a husband who is her biggest cheerleader. Ready to raise world ready kids who change the world?
Visit www.caratyrrell.com/bio to begin your Collaborative Parenting journey!
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In this episode we talk with Becky Tilley, a UK-based mom who is spreading the words of kindness and inspiration after being diagnosed with a rare genetic syndrome called Koolen-de Vries. Becky grew up feeling different, but had no idea until after the birth of her second child that she was not only a carrier of this syndrome but that two of her kids would go on to also be diagnosed. Getting the diagnosis when she was an adult gave her a unique perspective as she wasn't defined by this condition growing up. Instead of letting parent guilt and the negative spiral get in the way - she harnessed positivity and ended up writing and publishing a book called Thrive Rare: Embracing the Uniqueness Within. Listen in as Becky opens up and shares her story of her childhood that included being bullied and having difficulties with academics and work life to where she is today having authored a book and continuing to be an inspiration to others that have been diagnosed with rare genetic syndromes. About the Guest
Becky Tilley is a passionate advocate for embracing uniqueness and finding strength in adversity. Her personal journey with rare diagnoses, as well as her experiences as a parent, inspired her to share her story with others. Through her writing, she hopes to inspire individuals to embrace their own journeys and celebrate their unique paths.
Follow her at the below links:
@ThriveRare InstagramThrive Rare YouTube ChannelThrive Rare Facebook PageX (formerly Twitter)UK KDVS Support GroupMamas Heart International Facebook Support Group
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This is Part 2 of my conversation with Jacqueline Baird, a mom and entrepreneur who is shining light upon on the harder parts of motherhood - including infertility, loss, and alternatives to growing your family when things don't go as expected, including her own surrogacy journey.
This episode picks up right where we left off from Episode 19 where Jacqueline continues her story with the birth of her second son. She talks about the additional trauma she experienced with additional losses, the joys she has experienced since, and where she is today in her family journey. So listen is to the conclusion of this two part episode and follow Jacqueline to see where she's today! [Go back to Episode 19 to hear Part 1!]
Jacqueline Baird is a mom, entrepreneur, and host of the Motherhood Intended podcast. After a decade of navigating infertility and loss, and growing her family through IVF and surrogacy, she has set out to share her experiences and success in order to help others feel calm and confident on their journey to baby. Because nobody should have to walk the path of infertility alone, Jacqueline has created a thriving community of almost 500 women and counting. Her podcast shines light on the many topics of motherhood that get hidden behind the highlight reel, and aims to educate listeners on different family building options when the birds and the bees just aren't enough. Jacqueline is also launching a course for women who are struggling to conceive. In this course students will go from feeling anxious and stressed, to confident and in control of their fertility.
Follow Jacqueline and find her at the links below:
PODCAST: Motherhood Intended Podcast
RESOURCES: Month-by-Month Roadmap to Your Fertility Success
FACEBOOK: Motherhood Intended Facebook Community
INSTAGRAM: @motherhood_intended
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In today's episode I talk with Jacqueline Baird about her long journey to motherhood and the twists and turns she experienced before, during, and after bearing kids. She courageously shares the ups and downs of her path to shine a light on the harder parts of motherhood and also the sweetness that it can bear. [NOTE: in this episode we talk through pre-term births and loss. Please be aware if these topics might be triggering to you.]Jacqueline Baird is a mom, entrepreneur, and host of the Motherhood Intended podcast. After a decade of navigating infertility and loss, and growing her family through IVF and surrogacy, she has set out to share her experiences and success in order to help others feel calm and confident on their journey to baby. Because nobody should have to walk the path of infertility alone, Jacqueline has created a thriving community of almost 500 women and counting. Her podcast shines light on the many topics of motherhood that get hidden behind the highlight reel, and aims to educate listeners on different family building options when the birds and the bees just aren't enough. Jacqueline is also launching a course for women who are struggling to conceive. In this course students will go from feeling anxious and stressed, to confident and in control of their fertility. This is two part episode because Jacqueline's journey is one that takes time to tell. Follow now so you don't miss out on Part 2!Follow Jacqueline and find her at the links below:Motherhood Intended Podcast Month-by-Month Roadmap to Your Fertility SuccessMotherhood Intended Facebook Community Instagram: @motherhood_intended
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Today we talk with Billy who comes to us from Bulgaria. We relate to one another as parents of multiple kids trying our best to raise resilient children. She talks about self-care, regulating yourself, and the importance of conflict. She even recommends a few good books as she's an avid reader, going through a book a week as a side gig!
Billy is a mom of three girls and the host of Unlock Your Child’s Full Potential Podcast. She believes parents have the unique role of nurturing the potential of the special human beings entrusted to their care. She doesn't expect school and the teachers to do everything and doesn't let the environment decide who her kids become. She believes its up to parents to coach their children on how to be successful and fulfilled. That’s her goal with her podcast - to talk to as many parents, educators, experts, you name it, and ask the questions, look for the universal principles, find as many tools as possible to be a better parent and give kids a head start in life.
Follow and find her at the links below:
https://www.instagram.com/your_childs_full_potential/
https://www.unlockyourchildsfullpotential.com/
https://subscribepage.io/connection-blueprint (free resource - 5 Simple and Effective Tools that will improve your relationship with your child)
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Today we continue our conversation with Karen Hall, who was the guest on Episode 16. This is Part 2 of a two part episode and we start right where we left off of Karen sharing what was important to her as she raised her kids. Karen describes what she wanted to instill in her children, making sure that self-worth wasn't tied to behaviors or mistakes. She also shares how she navigated differences in parenting and challenges in her relationship and ultimately how apologies and the process of repairing is crucial to keep the connections in tact.
Karen Hall has been married 38 years to her supportive husband, Joshua, and they have four remarkable married children along with five wonderful grandchildren! She knows a thing or two about parenting and shares her wisdom with us in this episode.
Connect with Karen and learn more about how she can help you spiritually and in your relationships at work and with loved ones, at https://linktr.ee/theherowithinpodcast.
[And if you haven't already, go back and listen to Episode 16, where this conversation first started!]
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Welcome to Season 2!
Have you ever heard the term "Highly Sensitive Person" or "Highly Sensitive Child ? Or also knows as HSP / HSC? I hadn't either until about a year ago when I came across this topic. I was floored when I started reading about the traits and characteristics of the HSP and determined that it described me so well and why I often saw and felt things so differently than others.
My guest on today's show also relates to the HSP. We talk about these traits and how it affected her life and how she harnessed that in herself . This is a two part episode where we cover a range of topics including the HSP, parenting, and relationships.
Karen Hall is a spiritual life coach, author, public speaker and passionate entrepreneur. Trained by the renowned Marianne Williamson, she teaches emotional intelligence skills and is the host of The Hero Within Podcast. With her unique style of connecting with her fans, Karen provides a safe space for guests to share vulnerable stories of navigating adversity to find their own healing journey. In addition to her podcast, stay tuned for her book to be published soon! Beyond her podcast, Karen’s compassion and love for others has changed lives through her heartfelt volunteer service to empower marginalized groups. She is also a medical dietitian and has also been doing health and wellness coaching for over 40 years. She’s been married 38 years to her supportive husband, Joshua, and they have four remarkable married children along with five wonderful grandchildren! Connect with Karen and learn more about how she can help you spiritually and in your relationships at work and with loved ones, at https://linktr.ee/theherowithinpodcast.
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Welcome to Season 2!Do you wonder what life is REALLY like after becoming a parent? Are you tired of getting bombarded with highlight reels and 15 second clips of how to manage everything from your own life, to your kids life, to your parenting styles, to your relationships? There is A LOT of well-meaning information out there. But how much can you really gain in such alittle snippet? That’s where I come in.
This season, you’ll be hearing real life and deep conversations of what it’s like to be a mom in the modern world, including all of the ‘under the hood’ moments that you rarely get to see or hear about. You’re going to hear from moms from around the world and understand how they’ve navigated difficult paths like infertility, perimenopause, disabilities, parenting challenges, and maintaining relationships during those early infant / toddler years. I’m here to normalize the challenges and joys of parenting, mothering, and … well "life-ing", because when you hear other people’s real-life stories you get to embrace the full range of the human experience – and that includes the good, the bad, and the ugly. Let’s face it, life as a mom, has ups and downs that need to be talked about and normalized. So Subscribe now!
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This is our last episode of Season 1! Subscribe now so you don't miss when Season 2 comes out!
In today's episode you hear from me as I talk about my own reflections of what challenges in life can really look and feel like and why we often feel so alone when so many people experience the same feelings. Connections and vulnerability. So many of us lack this when it comes to family, our spouses, our friends... and ourselves. We are looking to be seen, understood, and heard. Listen in on this episode as I walk through how journaling and writing down my thoughts or talking them out consistently though my life has enabled me to have such reflections on life and continue to do so today. And the encouragement of how you, as listeners, can get in on this cathartic practice and be a part of the show!
After listening to this episode, if you want to partake in a show featuring real life people talking about their deepest struggles, their anger, their sadness, their disconnect, and simply a place to share your story that's been on your mind - send me a page of your journal. Send me a clip of you venting. Send it anonymously. Because through these connections, even when there are no names attached, help the connections, and help break down the facade that everyone in life is somehow doing better, has it more together, and happier than you. Real life is filled with ups and down. Time to get REAL about it and get beyond the social media roll. Email me at [email protected]
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Do you catch yourself following lots of various parenting tip experts and trying to constantly improve or change the way you are doing things in an effort to get your kids more calm, or resolve some escalating situation that is inevitable when you have children? With the endless streams of parenting advice, which can be super helpful in the moment, often times don't stick when we need it the most. What do you do? Slow down. Listen in on this quick 12 minute mini-episode as I share my one tip that might help lower the anxiety when it comes to trying to do too many things at once. Annoucements!Season one is coming to a close. Folks, we did it! We have been on air for over three months and this is the second to last episode before our break. I'll be relaunching this summer with even more episodes and juicy conversations. Stay tuned for shows where we'll talk about everything from trying to figure out if the weird things your kids do is 'normal', trying to figure out if all those weird symptoms you've been dealing with actually are related to THE CHANGE otherwise known as perimenopause ( a stage that can last up to 10 -15 years! yes, I'm talking to you late thirties and early forties folks... you might be in the thick of it without even knowing), and of course some fun and deep conversations with other parents and experts who will share their stories. We'll even bring to you some bonus episodes with my husband and of course, you'll be hearing from me.THANK YOU!
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Do you have a child you might think have a learning difference? Are they learning at a difference pace than their peers? Do you have an inclination that you child might need some additional support but don't know what to do about it and it's really creating a lot of friction in your home? Or, has your child already been diagnosed with a learning difference and you have no idea how to manage the day to day?
On this episode, I speak with Shannon McNamara, a clinical social worker for 20 years, who specializes in kids with learning differences and helping parents navigate this journey. She has a unique view into the child-parent dynamic as she herself was diagnosed with a learning difference as a child. She focuses on the Connective Parenting philosophy, which is a more inclusive and holistic way of parenting. We get curious about our children's behaviors, and more importantly, how we react to those behaviors, and can identify our own 'buttons' or triggers that might be lending their hand to some of the challenges.
Listen in as we go in depth about what it means to have a learning difference, how the child experiences their world, and how, as parents we can help our kids through these challenges.
References:
Get more information on Shannon McNamara : Curious Kids Educational Follow Shannon on Instagram and Facebook Learn more about Connective Parenting through Bonnie Harris - the parening and child behavior specialist that Shannon mentions during our converastion. There are tons of resources on this website about this method of parentingThanks for Listening! To support this podcast:
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Are you up constantly in the middle of the night with a crying baby? Or in that phase of life where you're having to hold your baby until they fall asleep, putting them in the crib, and find yourself doing the same cycle again an hour later? Maybe you've got an older toddler who hasn't been taught the skills to sleep independently. Or maybe you just need a little support from an expert in the sleep field that can help you through your sleep deprived days and get you to be better place. Welcome to the world of Sleep Consultants.
In today's episode, I talk with Emily Simon, the founder of Simon Says Snooze. Emily is a mom herself and struggled with her children's sleep schedules which led her to hiring a sleep consultant. After great success, she was inspired to create her own sleep consulting business to help other struggling parents get through the other side of sleep deprivation to have a more calm environment.
We talk about the methods she uses and why a sleep consultant might be the right fit for you if you've had it with endless nights of interrupted sleep. Listen in on this episode and check out her offerings.
References / Promos:
Website: https://simonsayssnooze.com/
IG: @simonsayssnooze (DM her "SPECIAL OFFER" for a $500 discount of her regular price)
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Welcome to the third and final episode in our three-part mini-series on neurodiversity as it relates to couples in relationships. [Check out the first two in the series : Episode 4: Could Neurodiversity Explain the Challenges in Your Relationship? (Neurodiversity: Part 1), and Episode 6: When Expertise Matters - Finding the Right Therapist/Counselor (Neurodiversity: Part 2)]In this episode we bring back Grace Myhill, a couples coach, clinical consultant, group facilitator, and neurodiversity expert. We dive deeper into this topic and talk about the invisible expectations, that while inherent in any relationship, are more challenging in a neurodiverse one as they are not obvious nor even understood and able to be identified sometimes. If you've been struggling in your relationship and feel like you might be on two different planets and have two very completely perspectives on a situation, you might be in a neurodiverse relationship. Grace presents some typical challenges and walks through how to see these challenges; and moreover, what to do with them once you've identified the challenge.
Listen in on this eposide and get the resources below. Use Coupon Code "Rashida25" to get a discount on the course that Grace Myhill helped to develop.
References:
https://www.aane.org/resources/adults/neurodiverse-couples-coaching/
https://aane.thinkific.com/courses/101-for-couples (Use Coupon Code Rashida25 for 25% off)
https://www.gracemyhill.com/
https://www.aane.org/
https://aane.thinkific.com/
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Welcome to a Bonus Episode to celebrate our 10th publication!
Have you found yourself not really taking the time to celebrate you? What about on your actual birthday? This episode is a reminder that it’s OK to celebrate yourself and put yourself first sometimes. Last week, I marked another year around the sun, and made an intention to do something for myself - and the results were amazing. I'm paying it forward and will be sending out a pampering package to one lucky listener who comments in the Parents Connecting Facebook Group. A good excuse to go and find something that puts yourself first. The notion of 'putting yourself first' may seem so indulgent at first, but I'm becoming to understand that's it's a vital component to making sure your full person shows up to those around you. So here's to celebrating you! Listen in on this quick 18 minute episode as I talk about what worked for me and get an update of where we are in the podcast and what to expect in future episodes.
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Have you ever asked why something bothers you? Is it really the other person or your work environment; or, could it be that you haven't identified what your value system is and so there's a natural friction due to being out of alignment?
In this short 30 min solo episode, you'll hear from me as I talk through some of my own reflections of my life and I'll give you a little insight into what happens when we ask ourselves what's causing the friction. So often, we see people transform themselves, but only see the before and after. This episode is one of many where I share with you my own questions and struggles so you see 'under the hood' and understand that any transformation takes work and sometimes just start with a simple, but deep question.. "What are my values?"
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Did you know what you wanted to be when you grew up? I certainly didn't... and, well, still asking myself that question. So in addition to navigating parenthood, I've also navigated the professional working world. Listen in on this quick 25 minute episode where I share some lessons learned as a full time working finance professional. Yes, I actually have a day job.. for now.
Today you'll get to get a little insight into what I do, how I got to what I do, and some important lessons along the way. Speaking up and listening to your intuition is key. Something I didn't always do, and still have a struggle with, but as I learn more about who I am and what I want to do, the one thing that's been consistent is I am a life long learner. And in that capacity, I have some lessons that I've learned that I want to share. So listen in!
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Do you struggle with getting meals on the table? Are you uninspired with dinner options? Do you find it stressful to be in the kitchen and do take-out instead? Welcome to parenting - and we've all been there. In this episode we're talking with Allison Taylor, host of the Everybody's Gotta Eat podcast, and a mom of three kids. Listen in how how she talks about how she's made meal times enjoyable for her family and what works for her. Each family is different in how they approach cooking and what meal time looks like. Allison's mission is to help other moms and make cooking fun, enjoyable, and less stressful.
References:
Allison Taylor's Podcst - EverybodysGottaEat
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In Part Two in our mini-series on neurodiversity, I bring back Grace Myhill, a relationship coach and neurodiversity expert, as we continue the dialogue on couples and challenges in relationships.
Being in any relationship is hard at times, but it can be even more challenging when there are invisible factors at work... something that may take years to discover if your therapist or couples coach is unaware of what neurodiversity in a relationship looks like. If you've sought individual or couples therapy and are still struggling with finding connections and real change in your relationship, this episode is for you.
Listen in as we focus in on the really nuanced dynamics that neurodiverse relationships exhibit, some of the things to look out for, and how to find a therapist that works for you and why subject matter expertise is especially important. With the right new lens to look through - there is hope for positive change in your relationships.
References:
The Asperger/Autism Network (AANE)
For professionals: https://www.aane.org/resources/professionals/
For couples: https://aane.thinkific.com/courses/101-for-couples [ Use Coupon code "Rashida25" for 25% off the course]
For additional resources: https://www.aane.org/directory/
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