Your body is holding onto more stress than you realize, and fascia might be the missing piece to finally letting it go. In this episode, Sytera Field breaks down what fascia is, why it matters, and simple ways to give it the love it needs.

Sytera Field, owner of SyteraYoga, founder of The Nadi Method, and author of the new book Power Over Pain.

In this episode:

Sytera shares her own story of breaking her leg rock climbing, and how that accident led her to yoga and eventually to creating the Nadi Method. She explains what she calls microdosing stress, and why chronic stress is so different from the everyday ups and downs we all deal with. She talks about two body signals called interoception and proprioception, and how tuning into them helps you catch stress before it piles up. Sytera shares her go-to rule, don't baby your body but don't bully it either, and how that mindset changes the way you respond to pain. She explains fascia, the connective tissue that wraps around your whole body, and how it acts like a messenger between your brain and every part of you. She talks about why fascia craves movement and hydration, and why drinking water alone will not keep it healthy. She shares simple ways to work fascia care into your daily routine, like while brushing your teeth, so it never feels like one more task added to your day. Sytera offers her top three tips for handling stress, starting with simply noticing when you feel overwhelmed and giving yourself permission to breathe. She talks about her new student promo package - www.syterayoga.com/yoga/promos Contacting Sytera:

Website: www.syterayoga.com

On Socials

Facebook: www.facebook.com/SyteraYoga Instagram: www.instagram.com/syterayoga LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/sytera-field-9a6058229

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Think you're just tired? Dori Martin shares that it might actually be a mineral deficiency driving your burnout, brain fog, and midlife exhaustion.

Dori Martin is a functional health practitioner who helps high-achieving women uncover the often-overlooked physiological reasons they feel stressed, depleted, and burned out. Her approach connects mineral balance, nervous system regulation, and the foundations that help the body become more resilient.

In this episode:

Dori explains that minerals are basically the spark plugs your body needs to make energy, handle stress, and keep hormones running smoothly. She shares her own burnout story, from caring for her dying dad and her fiance's terminal diagnosis to becoming a single mom, which pushed her body past its limits. She talks about how calcium, magnesium, potassium, and sodium each play a different role, and when your minerals get out of balance, stress wears them down fast. She explains that a simple hair test can check to see if you have a mineral deficiency and show your stress levels, metabolism, and thyroid function without needles or blood draws. Dori shares that pushing harder with more exercise, more protein, or more supplements can actually backfire if your minerals are too depleted for your body to use them. She talks about small daily habits that make a big difference, like five minutes of morning sunlight, a pinch of sea salt in your water to boost minerals, and deep belly breaths. She explains why doing nothing feels so uncomfortable for so many women, since we've been trained to be human doings instead of human beings. She shares how a mineral deficiency can cause mood swings, rage, and anxiety that often get blamed on hormones instead. Dori reminds listeners that healing looks different for everyone, so the goal is learning your own body instead of chasing someone else's routine. To access the case study on how the hair test works to uncover a mineral deficiency https://bit.ly/HTMA_case_study

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Website: https://www.dorimartin.com/

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Rochelle Walsh is the founder of Joyful & Present and a licensed clinical social worker with over 25 years in the therapy room. She helps high-achieving women move out of chronic stress and burnout — not through more coping strategies, but by working with the nervous system itself.

In this episode:

Rochelle spent over 25 years in the therapy room before she started helping busy, high-achieving women break free from burnout, and she does it in a way that actually sticks. She explains that your nervous system controls way more than people realize, from digestion to how your eyes track, and when it gets stuck in overdrive, your whole body feels it. Rochelle talks about how some women grow up believing that being busy equals being successful, and that belief gets wired in so early it feels completely normal. She shares that many high achieving women don't even realize they're running on fight or flight, because it's made them productive and it's made everyone around them happy. Rochelle explains that stepping back from a packed schedule can actually feel scarier than staying busy, because your brain reads calm as unfamiliar and unsafe. She talks about the guilt that shows up the moment you try to rest, and how that guilt is often just an old story your mind picked up a long time ago. Rochelle shares a simple trick, when guilt or stress creeps in, get curious instead of just obeying it, and ask yourself what would actually have to be true for it to be okay to relax. She explains that real change happens in small repeated steps, not one big overhaul, so a couple minutes of stillness each day can genuinely start to rewire old patterns. Rochelle leaves us with a beautiful reminder, just because something has always been a certain way does not mean it has to stay that way, your patterns can change at any age. Contacting Rochelle

Her free Masterclass:  https://masterclass.joyfulandpresent.com/register

Website: www.joyfulandpresent.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rochellewalsh_/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rochellewalsh.joyfulandpresent

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@rochellewalsh3347

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Denise Dempsey, a Clinical hypnotherapist and Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction teacher. She's spent decades teaching people how to stay clear and grounded under real pressure. She’s also the author of Mindfulness Meditations for Stress, 100 Simple Ways to Ease Tension and Find Peace.

In this episode:

Denise shares how a stressful season in her life, plus a cassette tape from her mother-in-law, led her down the path to becoming a mindfulness teacher and clinical hypnotherapist. She explains that mindfulness is not about clearing your mind or becoming a zombie. It is really about paying attention, sometimes narrow like a laser and sometimes wide like a searchlight. She talks about how mindfulness includes the whole body, not just the thoughts in your head, which gives you a bigger resource to work with when life feels like a lot. Denise shares a simple trick for busy days. Even a tiny pause to check in with yourself can help you feel like you have more time and more options. She explains how she keeps her energy up as a business owner by choosing short bursts of breathing instead of always sinking into deep rest, especially when there is work to get back to. Denise talks about the power of setting a daily intention and limiting yourself to just a few priorities so you are not pulled in fifteen directions at once. She leads a short guided meditation right in the episode, walking listeners through breath and body awareness they can use anytime they need a reset. She shares one of her favorite mindfulness misconceptions to clear up. Your mind is always going to produce thoughts, and that is normal, not a sign you are doing it wrong. Denise closes with a reminder that self-compassion is a huge part of mindfulness, and being gentle with yourself in stressful moments can truly change everything.

Contacting Denise Dempsey:

www.stressreductionprograms.com

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Aude Firmin is an internationally recognised Intuitive Business Coach, Spiritual Life Coach, Reiki Master, and Psychic Medium whose work brings together two parts of her life that once felt difficult to reconcile: the corporate world of strategy, leadership, and growth, and the intuitive world she had sensed around her since childhood.

In this episode:

Aude shares how she went from a corporate career to becoming an intuitive business coach and psychic medium She explains why she felt like she never quite fit in at her corporate job Aude talks about the moment in 2014 when her intuition and spiritual gifts first woke up She shares why resting is not lazy, it actually helps you get more done Aude explains how energy affects everything, even at work, and why it matters more than we think She talks about what it really means when you feel stuck or stressed all the time She shares how trusting her intuition helped her build a business that feels true to who she is Aude explains why softness is actually a strength, not something to hide She talks about the power of slowing down and letting good things come to you instead of chasing them Contacting Aude:

Website: https://www.audefirmin.com/

On Socials:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/audefirmin/

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@AudeFirmin

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aude.firmin

 

Blogpost: https://therelaxationlounge.info/building-a-life-that-feels-like-you-trusting-your-intuition

 

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Have you ever felt like you're running on empty but you just keep going anyway? That was Terri Koslowsky's whole life, until it wasn't. In this episode, Terri opens up about surviving deep childhood trauma and how she turned all that pain into a beautiful, grounded way of living and finding her inner peace. We talk about breathwork, gratitude, letting go of the never ending to-do list, and how forgiveness can set you free. If you are a busy woman running your own business and juggling everything else too, this conversation is going to hit home. Grab your coffee and get ready for a little inner peace.

In this episode:

Terri shares how her own trauma pushed her to slow down and finally listen to her body instead of pushing through everything. She explains why the egoic mind keeps telling us to do more, be more, and control everything, even when it wears us out. Terri talks about her simple breathwork trick, inhale for five, hold for five, exhale for five, and why it calms your body down fast. She shares her morning journaling ritual and how starting the day with gratitude sets the tone for everything that follows. Terri explains why she stopped forcing herself to follow a strict to-do list and instead does what she feels called to do each day. She talks about the power of reframing painful experiences so you can release them instead of carrying them forever. She shares why forgiveness is really a gift you give yourself, not the other person, and how it helped her heal. Terri explains the difference between living in the past, the future, and the present, and why only the present brings real peace. She reminds us that we are worthy exactly as we are today, and inner peace is always within reach if we slow down enough to find it. To download her Free Staying Present Guide: https://page.terrikozlowski.com/stayingpresent

Contacting Terri:

https://www.TerriKozlowski.com

On Socials:

https://www.instagram.com/terrikozlowski/

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https://www.tiktok.com/@terrikozlowski?lang=en

 

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Bloated, tired, and wondering what happened to your gut? You are not alone, friend. Cindy Dupuis joins us to talk about the real connection between stress, hormones, and digestion, plus simple steps you can start today.

Cindy Dupuie is a Functional Medicine Nutritionist and a Menopause Coach with over 20 years in private practice.

In this episode:

Cindy shares how her own health struggles led her into functional medicine and menopause coaching. She explains why hormones do way more than cause hot flashes, they touch nearly every part of your body. She talks about the surprising link between stress and digestion, and why your gut takes the hit when life gets hard. Cindy breaks down why stomach acid matters more than we think, and how low levels can lead to bloating and nutrient issues. She shares her personal story of cracked skin and painful symptoms that led her to a hidden genetic piece of the puzzle. She explains why testing your gut health can save you time, money, and a whole lot of frustration. She talks about simple first steps for gut support, like probiotics, enzymes, and knowing your body's signals. Cindy shares why working with a knowledgeable practitioner makes such a big difference during this season of life. She leaves us with some real talk: be patient with yourself, stay curious, and find your people who can help you thrive. Contacting Cindy:

Labs Checklist:

https://mailchi.mp/ec838eef0e74/lab-checklist 

https://alivingbalance.net

On Socials:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cindy_dupuie/

YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@alivingbalance

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cdupuie/

Blogpost: https://therelaxationlounge.info/stress-gut-health-and-hormones/

 

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Ever wonder if there's a shortcut to feeling truly rested, one that doesn't take hours you don't have? Denise sits down with Craig Goldberg, a vibroacoustic therapy expert, to talk about how sound and vibration can calm your nervous system fast. Craig shares his own burnout story, breaks down the science behind stress in simple terms, and reveals why just 20 minutes of the right kind of rest can feel like four hours of sleep. If you are running on empty and ready for real relaxation, this episode is for you.

Craig Goldberg is the Co-founder at inHarmony Interactive, Certified Vibroacoustic Therapy Practitioner, Technologist and Relaxation Expert.

In this episode:

Craig shares that he used to feel completely stressed out and anxious until he discovered a way to truly relax for the first time, and he was hooked right away. He explains that your downtime is just as important as your uptime, and resting well helps you show up stronger for your busy life. He talks about vibroacoustic therapy, which uses sound and vibration to bring your body back into balance, whether you are wired and tense or drained and low. He explains how music helps shift your brain out of a stressed state and into a calm one, kicking off the body's natural rest and recovery process in just minutes. Craig breaks down the difference between survival mode and maintenance mode, and why your body needs plenty of time in maintenance mode to truly heal and recharge. He points out that things like the news and social media can trick your brain into thinking you're under threat, keeping you stuck in stress mode without you even realizing it. He shares a simple stat that will blow your mind: just a short period of true rest can feel like hours of sleep. He reminds listeners that it does not take a lot of time to shift into a restful state, even a few deep breaths or a moment outside can make a difference. Craig leaves listeners with two pieces of wisdom: reach out with your questions, and always give yourself grace, rest, and a little gratitude along the way. Contacting Craig:

https://iaminharmony.com/

On social:

https://www.instagram.com/inharmonyinteractive/

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https://www.linkedin.com/company/inharmonyinteractive/

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Struggling with procrastination? What if your procrastination isn't your enemy, but a message trying to reach you? In this episode, Denise talks with embodiment coach Sarah Laverty about how listening to it, instead of fighting it, can turn it into a friend.

Sarah Laverty is an embodiment coach based in Northern Ireland. She specialises in helping women to develop unshakeable self trust and confidence by getting out of their heads and into their bodies - and right now she's on a mission to turn procrastination from your worst enemy into your best friend.

In this episode:

Sarah shares that procrastination isn't you being lazy or broken — it's your subconscious trying to send you a message.

She explains that real procrastination is different from just not wanting to do something. It's when part of you wants to move forward and another part is holding you back.

She talks about her own health scare in her mid-20s that forced her to stop overthinking everything and start listening to her body instead.

Sarah breaks down her three "procrastination archetypes" — the Inner Winter, the Inner Protector, and the Inner Rebel — and how each one is trying to help you, not hurt you.

She reminds us that the Inner Rebel isn't bad news. It's the playful part of you that just wants more joy, more fun, and more you in your own life.

Sarah gives simple ways to check in with your body, like noticing if you feel restless, drained, or bored before jumping straight to your to-do list.

She says the fix for restlessness isn't forcing yourself to sit still — sometimes you just need to get up and take a fast walk to shake it loose.

She opens up about her own "aha" moment discovering she had zero clue what she was actually feeling, and how learning to feel her feelings changed everything.

Sarah leaves us with one beautiful line: your procrastination has something to teach you, and if you slow down and listen, you'll find a friend.

Contacting Sarah:

Free Quiz - What Procrastination Archetype are you?

https://www.embodimentwithsarah.com/quiz

https://www.embodimentwithsarah.com/

On socials:

https://www.instagram.com/embodiment_with_sarah/

 

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What if everything you have been told about breast health is wrong?

Lynn Fraley, a nurse with a doctoral degree in public health from Berkeley, is pulling back the curtain on the mammogram (breast cancer screening) industry, medical fear tactics, and the breast cancer statistics that nobody is sharing with women. She is giving us the real numbers, the honest conversation, and three action steps you can start using today to feel informed, empowered, and in control of your own body. This is the episode that will change the way you think about your health forever.

Lynn Fraley is Registered Nurse with a Masters in Nursing from UCLA and a doctorate from UC Berkeley’s School of Public Health. She has worked in healthcare for 35 years, and has long been concerned about conventional health monitoring practices and treatment of breast disease.

In this episode:

Lynn shares why she became passionate about women's breast health — and why she believes women are often brought into the healthcare system under false pretenses that create more fear than facts. She explains the mammogram (breast cancer screening)  controversy that most women never hear about, including how radiation is focused on sensitive breast tissue at the exact moment it is under pressure and inflammation. She talks about the concept of "medical bullying" and why it is okay to slow down, ask questions, and not rush into a scan just because your doctor — or a reminder letter — tells you to. Lynn reveals that the actual breast cancer risk for a woman in her 40s is around 1.5%, and even with certain genetic markers, that number only doubles to about 3% — something most women are never told. She explains her three action steps: get clarity about what the real risks and options are, find your courage because you have already handled hard things in your life, and build confidence that your body has an incredible ability to heal. She shares why she wrote her book Cherish the Girls: A Well-Rounded Approach to Breast Health and Wellness — because she was tired of watching women feel victimized and terrified over something that may be a much lower risk than they have been led to believe. She talks about the powerful role that stress plays in breast health and overall wellness, reminding us that living in a constant state of worry and stress actually works against the body's natural ability to heal itself. Lynn explains that family history of breast cancer is not a life sentence, and that many factors like diet, lifestyle, and even possible misdiagnosis need to be considered before assuming the worst. She leaves listeners with this: have a plan before they do breast cancer screening, take your time, and remember that you are not in an emergency — you have options, and you have the strength to make informed choices for yourself. Contacting Lynn:

https://lynnfraley.com/

On Socials:

https://www.instagram.com/nurselynnfraley/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/lynn-fraley-rn-drph-224028b/

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What if six minutes with a good book could actually calm your nervous system? Spoiler: it can, and the research proves it.

Stephanie Affinito shares with us why reading and writing are two of the most underrated stress relief tools out there. From her "pause pile" strategy to the brain dump method that finally quiets that mental noise at the end of a long day, this episode is packed with simple things you can start doing today.

Stephanie is a book-loving, notebook-hoarding literacy educator on a mission to change lives one book and one notebook at a time. She blogs about the power of leading literate lives and podcasts weekly on books and reading, writing and notebooks and everything in between for both adults and children on her weekly podcasts Get Lit(erate). and KidLit Love.

In this episode;

Stephanie Affinito shares how her love of books and notebooks started as a little girl — and how they became her lifeline when she got seriously ill as a teenager, proving that reading and writing are way more powerful than we think. She explains that just six minutes of reading is all it takes for your body to start to calm down — heart rate drops, breathing slows, and your muscles finally get the memo to relax. She talks about how 30 minutes of reading gives your nervous system the same feel-good benefits as 30 minutes of yoga — no mat or stretchy pants required! Stephanie shares that reading and writing actually work at a cellular level to reduce chronic stress, anxiety, and even depression — and that readers have been shown to live up to two years longer than non-readers. She explains the three levels of reading benefits — just reading feels good, reading the right books for where you are makes you feel even better, and then taking action on what you read is where the real magic happens. She talks about the "pause pile" — a small stack of feel-good books you keep in your line of sight so when stress hits, you can grab one, read for six minutes, and actually shift how you feel fast. She explains that if you can't wind down at night to read, try a brain dump first — just dump every swirling thought onto paper, and your brain finally gets to exhale. She shares her two-highlighter trick for brain dumps — yellow for things you can control, pink for things you can't — so you can stop spinning and start taking one small action that actually moves the needle. Stephanie's final word of wisdom: give yourself the permission slip to pick up a book or a notebook for just six minutes — it's free at the library, it's always available, and it just might be the most powerful stress tool you haven't tried yet. Contacting Stephanie

www.alitlife.com

On Socials:

https://www.instagram.com/AffinitoLit

https://www.facebook.com/AffinitoLit

https://alitlife.substack.com/

https://alitlife.substack.com/p/e215-get-rid-of-journaling-decision-fe7

https://alitlife.substack.com/p/e214-heres-exactly-what-your-reading-2b4

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Do you feel like you're always pushing, rushing, and trying to do more, and feeling exhausted all the time?

In this episode, Marcy Luna shares why chronic stress can quietly affect your health, motivation, memory, and relationships. You'll discover simple, science-backed ways to calm your nervous system, create more capacity in your day, and break free from the belief that stress is the key to success. If you're a busy woman who is tired of running on empty, this conversation is packed with practical tips you can start using right away.

Marcy is a high-performance coach, exercise physiologist, speaker, and founder of ReEnergize Coaching. Her clients know her for her engaged, compassionate speaking style that blends science, humor, and practical tools that people can actually use.

In this episode:

Marcy shares how years of stress affected her health and how learning about stress changed her life. She explains that chronic stress is different from short-term stress and can slowly wear down the body. She talks about how many busy women start each day already feeling overwhelmed, tired, and stretched too thin. Marcy shares that stress can affect memory, focus, hormones, healing, and even increase belly fat. She explains her simple NDA method: Notice the stress, Decide how to respond, and Act differently. Marcy talks about how high achievers often connect stress with success and believe they need pressure to perform. She shares that taking short recovery breaks can help you think more clearly and make better decisions. She explains that looking up at the sky and taking a longer exhale can quickly help calm your nervous system. She talks about treating stress as a body challenge, not a personal failure, and being kinder to yourself along the way. Download your free - 3 Questions to Increase Your Success Click Here

Contacting Marcy:

https://reenergizecoaching.com/home

On Socials:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcyluna/

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https://www.instagram.com/mlunafitness/

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In this episode, Denise Eckert talks with Denise Duffield-Thomas about burnout, boundaries, ADHD, and the pressure many women entrepreneurs put on themselves.

Denise DT shares her personal experience with burnout, how learning to set healthy boundaries protected her time and energy, and how her ADHD diagnosis helped her better understand the way she works.

Together, they discuss practical ways to reduce overwhelm, simplify life and business, and stop striving for perfection. This uplifting conversation is a reminder that success doesn't have to come at the cost of your well-being.

Denise Duffield-Thomas is the money mentor for the new wave of online entrepreneurs who want to make money and change the world.⁣ She helps entrepreneurs charge premium prices, release the fear of money and create First Class lives. ⁣ Her books Lucky Bitch, Get Rich, Lucky Bitch, and her newest Chill and Prosper give a fresh and funny roadmap to living a life of abundance without burnout.⁣  Her Money Bootcamp has helped over 10,000 students from all around the world.⁣

In this episode:

Denise shares how easy it is for busy women to fall into the “just one more thing” trap and keep pushing themselves toward burnout. She talks about her own experience with burnout and how everything looked fine on the outside while she was struggling behind the scenes. She  explains why many women take on too much responsibility for other people’s feelings and problems. She  shares how setting boundaries can be uncomfortable at first but can protect your time, energy, and peace of mind. Denise talks about taking small steps when creating boundaries instead of trying to change everything at once. She explains how systems, policies, and simple routines can help reduce stress and stop people from constantly draining your energy. Denise shares her late ADHD diagnosis and how finally having answers helped her better understand herself. She talks about using technology, automation, and delegation to remove repetitive tasks and make life and business easier. She reminds us that we do not have to be perfect to be successful, worthy, or make a positive impact in the world. To find out what archytype you are, take the quiz here

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https://www.denisedt.com/

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In this episode, Silvia Araya shares how anxiety and panic attacks can be signals from your body that something needs attention, not something to fear. She offers practical advice for busy women on managing stress, asking for support, listening to their needs, and creating a healthier balance between work, family, and self-care.

Silvia Araya is a clinical trauma professional with over 15 years of experience helping people heal from anxiety and panic attacks through holistic, trauma-informed approaches.

In this episode:

Silvia shares her personal journey with anxiety and how her own panic attack experiences inspired her to help others heal and feel hopeful again. She explains that a panic attack can feel scary and overwhelming, but it is not dangerous, even when your body feels like something is seriously wrong. She talks about how anxiety often creates a cycle of fear, especially when we mistake an anxiety episode for a medical emergency. Silvia shares that many women experiencing anxiety are also pushing themselves too hard, living in a constant state of stress, pressure, and rushing from one task to the next. She explains that sensitive people can absorb the emotions and energy around them, which can increase feelings of overwhelm, anxiety, and even trigger a panic attack. She talks about how women often carry the weight of work, family, home responsibilities, and leadership roles, making anxiety and stress more common than ever. Silvia shares a simple reminder to pause during the day, take a breath, look outside, and check in with yourself before stress turns into an anxiety spiral or panic attack. She explains the importance of asking for help, speaking up about your needs, and having honest conversations before stress reaches the point of burnout, anxiety, or another panic attack. She talks about building a stronger relationship with yourself by regularly asking, “What do I need right now?” She believes this simple question can help reduce anxiety, bring more peace into your life, and prevent a panic attack before it starts. Click Here for Silvia's Tapping Practice

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https://silviaaraya.com/

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In this episode, Katie breaks down the hidden reasons so many women are exhausted, wired at night, running on caffeine, and still waking up tired. From blue light and late-night snacking to hormones, food sensitivities, and overloaded to-do lists, she shares simple shifts that can help you finally feel like yourself again. If your brain won’t shut off and your energy is hanging by a thread, this episode is going to hit home.

Katie Barngrover is a Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Practitioner and former math and science teacher who has spent years helping women uncover the hidden stressors draining their energy, disrupting their sleep, and keeping them in constant ‘go mode.’

In this episode:

Katie shares how stress is not just in your head. She explains that sleep, hormones, digestion, and even your daily habits can quietly pile stress onto your body. She talks about how screens at night can totally confuse your body clock. She explains why scrolling social media before bed might be one of the biggest sleep wreckers out there. She shares simple sleep tips like turning off screens an hour before bed and giving your body time to properly wind down at night. Katie explains why eating late at night can leave you tossing and turning. She talks about how your body needs time to digest so it can focus on repair and rest while you sleep. She shares why so many women feel stuck in “go mode” all the time. She talks about how endless to-do lists can keep your brain spinning long after your head hits the pillow. She talks about learning to separate “must get done” tasks from the busy little things that can wait. She shares how protecting your energy matters just as much as checking boxes. Katie explains how certain foods may be draining your energy without you even realizing it. She shares why food sensitivities can show up as brain fog, fatigue, aches, poor sleep, and feeling cranky or hangry. She talks about why women often do not eat enough healthy protein and fats. She explains how the right foods can help support hormones, energy, focus, and better sleep. She shares easy ways to start paying attention to your body today. She encourages women to track sleep, meals, energy, and habits so they can spot the patterns that may be sabotaging their health. To receive Katie's 10 recipes to help you begin eating more healthy foods, begin increasing protein, increasing fat in your body - Click Here: https://www.angelwinghealth.com/energyresetrecipes 

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Going through a divorce can feel lonely, stressful, and completely overwhelming, but Jill shares simple ways to make the process easier on yourself and your family. In this episode, Jill talks about co-parenting, handling big emotions, supporting children through change, and why getting the right support can make all the difference.

Jill Kaufman is a Therapist, Divorce Coach, Mediator & Co-parenting Expert. After going through her own difficult divorce, she made it her life’s mission to help others not have it so tough. Her book, online course and transformative group coaching program help parents navigate the overwhelming process of divorce both emotionally and strategically with less stress, more confidence and a greater sense of peace.

In this episode:

Jill shares how her own difficult divorce inspired her to help other families go through it with less stress and more peace. She explains why divorce can feel so overwhelming because it changes your family life, friendships, future plans, and daily routine all at once. She talks about how important it is to get the right support instead of trying to handle everything alone. Jill shares why reacting in the heat of the moment can make things harder and how taking a pause can calm stressful conversations. She explains that co-parenting works better when you treat each other with respect, even when emotions are running high. Jill talks about how exercise, nature, friends, and therapy helped her lower stress during hard times. She shares ways friends and family can support someone going through divorce by checking in, spending time together, and helping them feel less alone. She explains how changing negative self-talk can help you feel stronger, more hopeful, and more confident about the future. She talks about helping children through divorce by listening to their feelings, staying respectful with the other parent, and reminding them they are loved. Contacting Jill:

8 Guidelines for Separated and Divorcing Parents. https://go.divorcecoachjill.com/8guidelines

 

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Cameron Allen, a neuroscientist,  shares how stress and burnout can quietly take over your life and explains why nervous system regulation is the key to feeling calmer, clearer, and more connected. In this episode, he talks about simple daily practices that can help busy women lower overwhelm, stop overthinking, and create more peace in their everyday lives.

Cameron is a neuroscientist and technologist with 18 years in translational neuroscience and 11 years of leading transformative groups whose work draws from physiology, functional neuroimaging, and immersive systems. His focus is not on fixing people, but on helping them recognize and shift the subtle survival patterns that shape stress, burnout, self-criticism, and disconnection.

In this episode:

Cameron shares how neuroscience can help us understand why stress and burnout build up so quickly in busy women. He explains that neuroscience shows how the brain and nervous system work together when we are stuck in survival mode. He talks about how stress stacks over time and can lead to brain fog, overwhelm, exhaustion, and feeling emotionally drained. Cameron shares simple neuroscience-based tools to help calm the body and stop the cycle of overthinking and anxiety. He explains why curiosity and slowing down can help your brain feel safer and more relaxed during stressful moments. He talks about the role neuroscience plays in helping us rewire old stress patterns and create healthier habits. Cameron shares why connection, laughter, and small moments of joy are powerful ways to support nervous system healing. He explains how quick daily practices like meditation, breathwork, and sound baths can help retrain the brain over time through neuroscience. He talks about how neuroscience teaches us that even small changes can help us feel calmer, more focused, and less overwhelmed in everyday life. Contacting Cameron:

https://www.immersive.neuroprogeny.com/

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https://www.instagram.com/neuro_cameron/

https://www.instagram.com/neuro.progeny/

 

Blogpost:  https://therelaxationlounge.info/neuroscience-rewiring-stress-and-burnout/

 

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Hannah shares an honest look at her sober living journey and how it helped her stop numbing stress and start facing it. She shows how sober living can lead to stronger self-trust, healing, and a more grounded, peaceful life.

Hannah Turner is a poet and writer whose work transforms the raw honesty of recovery into art. Inspired by her early sobriety as a student in Paris, her collection, The Clarity of Chaos, seeks to illuminate a path of hope for others. Through authentic and compassionate storytelling, Hannah proves that vulnerability is a bridge to healing and that beauty can emerge from the struggle.

In this epsiode:

Hannah shares how her sober living journey began when life felt overwhelming and out of control She explains how sobriety helped her stop numbing stress and start facing her emotions Hannah talks about feeling lost in the early days of sobriety and why that’s completely normal She shares how writing and creativity supported her through sober living instead of turning to alcohol She explains why you don’t have to hit rock bottom to choose sobriety and make a change Hannah talks about how busy women often hide their stress behind habits that don’t truly help She shares simple ways to explore sober journey and your relationship with alcohol without pressure Hannah explains how building self-trust takes time, especially through sober living Hannah talks about self-compassion and how being kinder to yourself makes sobriety easier Contacting Hannah:

https://www.hannahturner.net/

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https://www.instagram.com/theclarityofchaos/

 

Blogpost: https://therelaxationlounge.info/sober-living-and-taking-control-of-your-life/

 

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Amy Schadt shares how women can break free from people pleasing, perfectionism, and the pressure to do it all. She explains simple ways to choose peace, calm stress, and start living life on your own terms.

Amy Schadt is the creator of the Radical Embodiment Method, a coach, dancer, and educator who helps women break free from stress, perfectionism, and self-doubt — and reconnect with confidence, joy, and the freedom to live life on their terms.

In this episode:

Amy shares how many busy women carry stress like a badge of honor, and how good girl syndrome can make us feel we always have to do more. She talks about choosing peace instead of chaos, and how healing can begin when we stop trying to control everything and release people pleasing habits. She explains why accepting where you are right now can lower stress fast, especially for women juggling business, family, and life. Amy shares how good girl syndrome can keep women stuck in people pleasing, perfectionism, and saying yes when they mean no. She talks about simple journaling prompts like “Who am I without all these roles?” to help reconnect with yourself and break old people pleasing patterns. She explains how staying in the present moment can calm your nervous system and stop the spiral of worry about tomorrow. Amy shares why good girl syndrome often starts from old messages about being the perfect wife, mom, or worker, and how letting go of people pleasing helps break that cycle. She talks about building your capacity to handle stress, solve problems, and stay grounded when life feels messy and full. She explains that good girl syndrome does not define you, and healing starts when you choose yourself, trust yourself, and stop living through people pleasing. Amy talks about her free download - The Present Moment Reset — reclaim your energy, peace, and radical presence Today! https://radicalembodimentmethod.com/present-moment-free-gift/ Contacting Amy:

https://amyschadt.com/

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https://www.instagram.com/amy_schadt/

 

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Denise Eckert shares how affirmations can help busy women lower stress, calm overwhelm, and shift negative thinking into more supportive thoughts. She explains that simple, believable affirmations can regulate the nervous system, build confidence, and support emotional healing.

Denise also gives easy ways to use affirmations throughout the day and reminds listeners that being kinder to yourself can create more calm, one thought at a time.

Denise is the host of the Calm Your Daily Stress podcast and the creator of the Relax Now mobile app. Passionate about helping busy women lower stress, she shares fun, simple, and powerful tools that bring more calm, balance, and ease into everyday life.

In this episode:

Denise shares why affirmations are not cheesy at all. She explains they are simple words that can calm your mind, lower stress, regulate your nervous system and support emotional healing when life feels like too much. She talks about how many busy women already use affirmations every day without noticing. She says thoughts like “I can’t do this” or “I’m so behind” are negative affirmations that add more stress. She explains that better words can shift your energy fast. She shares how affirmations can build confidence, steady your mood, and help with emotional healing one small step at a time. Denise shares why stress affects both the mind and body. She explains that when you stay in panic mode too long, your body has a harder time resting, healing, and feeling safe. Denise talks about a time she felt fear during a business promotion. She shares how repeating kind, strong words helped her feel calmer, more focused, and ready to keep going. She explains that affirmations work best when they feel real and believable. Instead of forcing big statements, she suggests gentle ones your mind can actually trust. She shares easy times to use affirmations: before checking your phone, before meetings, while driving, walking, or before bed. Little moments can create big emotional healing. She talks about creating your own affirmations for stress, money worries, confidence, and overwhelm. She reminds you to keep them short, simple, and supportive. Denise shares a morning practice with breathing and affirmations like choosing peace over pressure. She reminds women that kind self-talk can lead to more calm, confidence, and emotional healing. Download your free 101 Affirmations for Busy Women and start shifting stress into calm, confidence, and a better day in just minutes - Click Here

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https://therelaxationlounge.info/start-here

 

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You’re doing all the things, yet you still feel stuck—and it’s frustrating. In this episode, Dawna Campbell reveals why your mind keeps circling in stress and overwhelm, and what’s really happening underneath it all. She explains how subconscious patterns and stored emotions keep you in the same loop, even when you’re trying to move forward, and shares simple ways to calm your body, shift your energy, and get back into a place of flow.

Dawna Campbell is an internationally recognized speaker, bestselling author, and transformational coach known for helping people uncover and release subconscious blocks that hold them back. With a unique blend of financial expertise and mindset work, she guides entrepreneurs to create more success, freedom, and fulfillment in their lives and businesses.

In this episode:

Dawna shares her powerful story of surviving trauma and how it led her to a life of emotional healing and helping others feel safe again She explains what it really means to feel stuck—like you’re trying everything but nothing is moving, and that feeling can be exhausting She talks about how emotional healing starts by understanding the feelings underneath your stress, like frustration or fear Dawna shares that your stress isn’t random—it’s connected to old patterns and emotional healing helps break those cycles She explains how your subconscious mind holds onto emotions to protect you, even when they’re no longer serving you She talks about emotional healing as a way to release those old feelings so you can finally feel peace and move forward Dawna shares how stress lives in your body and can actually become something you get used to—even addicted to She explains a simple breathing practice to calm your body, clear your mind, and support emotional healing in just a few minutes She talks about trusting yourself, following your heart, and knowing that emotional healing opens the door to more ease, flow, and joy in your life Contacting Dawna:

http://www.bookdawna.com

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Kristine shows us that emotional healing isn’t about fixing what’s “wrong” with you—it’s about finally listening to what your body has been trying to say all along. When stress, overwhelm, and life keep piling up, it’s often stuck energy and unprocessed emotions running the show behind the scenes. Through simple shifts and deeper awareness, emotional healing helps you release what you’ve been carrying, reconnect with yourself, and start feeling like you again—calm, clear, and back in control.

Kristine Genovese helps healthcare and wellness professionals restore their own well-being while transforming how they support others. She created the Soul Intelligence Method, an energy-based approach that releases trauma and addresses root causes without revisiting pain. Through sessions and online emotional healing training, she teaches others to integrate this work into their practices.

Her mission is to improve health on every level and spark a ripple effect that reshapes lives, elevates healthcare, and brings Soul Intelligence into wellness spaces everywhere.

In this episode:

Kristine shares how losing her corporate job during COVID became a wake-up call to finally follow what truly felt right in her life. Kristine explains that when you slow down and listen to your body, you can start to heal trauma in a real and lasting way. She talks about how stuck energy in the body can build up and lead to stress, burnout, and illness over time. She shares that you don’t have to relive painful moments to heal trauma—it can be gentle, simple, and freeing. She explains that stress, toxic environments, and giving too much to others are big reasons so many women feel overwhelmed. Kristine talks about how to heal trauma by getting to the root cause instead of just managing symptoms on the surface. She shares simple ways to shift your energy fast, like going outside, laughing, or taking a salt bath. She reminds us that taking care of yourself isn’t selfish—it creates a ripple effect that helps everyone around you. Contacting Kristine:

Join the SQ Inner Circle: Your Monthly Energetic Reset - Soul Intelligence Inner Circle.

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Feeling stressed, wired, exhausted or just off—but not sure why? In this episode, Dr. Sam dives into how your genetics may be driving your mood, energy, and overwhelm. Through his dna decoded approach, you’ll walk away with simple insights to better understand your body and start feeling more calm, healthier, clear, and in control.

Dr. Sam Shay, DC, IFMCP is a functional medicine expert, speaker, and stand-up comic. He helps people escape survival mode and reclaim their energy, focus, and vitality. His approach combines personalized lab testing and genetic analysis through his signature programs: the DNA Decoded Program and the Neuro-Harmony Model.

In this episode:

Dr. Sam shares how his tough childhood and stress pushed him to find better ways to feel good and have more energy. He created the DNA Decoded Program for this purpose. He explains that your mind and body are connected, and you can’t fix one without looking at the other. Dr. Sam talks about how your genes are not your destiny—you can change how they act with your lifestyle. He shares that inflammation in the brain can make everything feel harder, heavier, and more stressful. He  explains that some people are wired to feel more anxious or overwhelmed—but there are ways to calm that down. Dr. Sam talks about simple things like caffeine, food, and sleep that can quietly make your stress worse without you realizing it. He  shares that even “healthy foods” might not be right for your body, depending on your genetics. He  explains how eating the wrong foods for your body can mess with your mood, energy, and focus. Dr. Sam talks about how knowing your body better can help you feel calmer, clearer, and more in control of your life and he is offering a $100 off his DNA Decoded Program - Gold Tier using the code: Gold 100 Contacting Dr. Sam:

https://www.DrSamShay.com

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Kayla MacDonald shares why stress, emotional eating, and self-sabotage aren’t about willpower—they’re signs your body is trying to feel safe. She explains simple, quick ways to reconnect with yourself so you can feel better, stay grounded, and actually enjoy your life again.

Kayla MacDonald is a food freedom and embodiment coach who helps women break free from self-sabotage and finally feel safe, sexy, and at home in their bodies. She's the creator of Food Freedom Fantasy, a sensual, story-driven method that uses archetypes, nervous system rewiring, and inner storytelling to help women turn cravings into clarity, and self-care into sacred play.

Kayla believes that the most lasting change doesn’t come from willpower, but from desire, devotion, and rewriting the story you've been stuck in.

In this episode:

Kayla shares how her struggles with food started young and how creativity helped her cope when life felt out of control She explains why knowing what to do isn’t enough when stress is high and emotions take over behind the scenes She talks about how binge eating isn’t the problem—it’s actually trying to help you feel safe and soothed She shares that many busy women live in their heads and forget to be in their bodies, especially when overwhelmed Kayla explains that simple things like journaling, movement, or dancing can help you feel your emotions instead of stuffing them down She talks about two inner energies—the one that pushes you forward and the one that lets you rest—and how you need both Kayla shares how high-achieving women often go too hard and forget how to slow down and actually enjoy life She explains her simple daily practices like short journaling and a few songs of movement to reset your mood fast She reminds you that you are not broken—you’re on a journey, and you get to enjoy it while you grow She shares her free "Know Your Hungers" assessment kit - click here Contacting Kayla:

https://www.embodiedwritingwarrior.com/

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Terry Tateossian shares her powerful story of burnout, self sabotage, panic attacks, and the wake-up call that pushed her to change her life as a busy midlife woman. She explains how self sabotage can quietly show up in everyday habits and shares simple ways midlife women can recognize it, work through it, and start moving forward.

Terry Tateossian is a serial entrepreneur, wellness expert, and the founder of House of Rose and THOR Retreats.

In this episode:

Terry shares how in midlife stress, burnout, self sabotage and panic attacks pushed her to a breaking point and even landed her in the hospital twice, giving her a powerful wake-up call that something had to change. She talks about running a business, raising kids, and feeling overwhelmed all the time, which led to poor sleep, emotional eating, and using alcohol just to get through the day. Terry explains how she tried many diets over the years, but the weight kept coming back because the real issue wasn’t just food — it was stress, habits, and self-sabotage. She shares how asking for help changed everything and how learning about nutrition, sleep, movement, and balance slowly helped her rebuild her health. She talks about stepping back and looking honestly at where your stress comes from, including work pressure, relationships, and saying yes when you really want to say no. Terry explains how setting boundaries can protect your energy and help prevent the kind of overwhelm that often leads to self sabotage. She  shares a fun way she started recognizing her patterns by calling them “boogeymen” and even imagining a board meeting with them to understand what was really going on. Terry talks about how many self sabotage habits are actually rooted in fear or old emotional wounds (even in midlife), and how awareness is the first step to changing them. She reminds us that taking care of our health is one of the best investments we can make, and that simple habits like better sleep, movement, and nutrition can make a huge difference. She talked about her Free Micro Calculator - for more info, email her at: Terry (@) houseofrose.com Contacting Terry:

https://www.thehouseofrose.com/womens-wellness-retreats/

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Tami Stackelhouse explains what fibromyalgia really is and why so many people struggle to get answers about their pain, fatigue, and brain fog. She also shares how stress affects the body and why learning to support your sleep, nervous system, and lifestyle can help you start feeling better.

Tami Stackelhouse is an award-winning author, founder of the International Fibromyalgia Coaching Institute, host of the Fibromyalgia Podcast, and executive producer of the feature documentary, INVISIBLE. Tami teaches fibromyalgia patients how to take back control of their lives and health using her signature Fibromyalgia Wellness Framework℠ — so they can break free from the prison their bodies have become and begin living lives they love.

In this episode:

Tami shares that her journey with fibromyalgia began after she was diagnosed herself in 2007, and after finally getting help from a health coach, she felt better and decided she wanted to help others feel better too. She explains that fibromyalgia is a chronic pain condition where pain can move around the body, and people often deal with deep fatigue, brain fog, and sleep that never feels truly refreshing. She talks about how confusing diagnosis can be because there is no simple test for fibromyalgia, so doctors often have to rule out many other conditions first. Tami shares that with fibromyalgia, the nervous system can start to treat normal sensations as pain, almost like the body’s “pain volume knob” has been turned way up. She explains that stress can play a big role, both before fibromyalgia develops and after, because the body can get stuck in fight-or-flight mode and stay tense for hours or even days. She talks about how people with fibromyalgia often feel misunderstood since they may look fine on the outside while dealing with serious pain and exhaustion on the inside. Tami shares some hopeful news: it is possible to feel much better, and she even reached remission from fibromyalgia pain by making lifestyle changes and listening closely to her body. She explains that sleep is one of the most important things to work on, and many people with fibromyalgia also have sleep issues like sleep apnea that need proper testing. Tami encourages people to learn as much as they can about their condition, ask questions, build the right support team, and remember that fibromyalgia is real—and feeling better is absolutely possible. Tami talks about her quiz - Fibromyalgia Wellness Style Quiz — a free, science-based quiz that helps you use your strengths to feel better, reduce stress, and live well with fibromyalgia. https://FibroQuiz.com Contacting Tami:

https://tamistackelhouse.com

https://fibromyalgiapodcast.com

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https://facebook.com/fibrocoach

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https://linkedin.com/in/tamistackelhouse

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Lisa Marree shares simple, powerful ways to support your hormones, lower stress, and feel more like yourself again in midlife. With easy habits and real-life tips, this episode helps busy women boost energy, clear brain fog, and find calm without overwhelm.

Lisa has a Military & Medical Science background and for the last 25 years run her own holistic health business. Lisa is a Menopause Expert, and has helped over 10,000 women navigate the physical, mental, and emotional transitions of perimenopause and menopause — without confusion, quick fixes, or burnout.

She uses a unique East-West method that blends Science, Holistic Health, Ancient Wisdom to Feel Strong, Healthy, Happy, Energetic, Lose weight, regain confidence and be more at peace than ever before.

Lisa’s Mission is to redefine midlife for women everywhere.

In this episode:

Lisa shares how her tough health journey led her to help midlife women feel strong, calm, and confident again. She explains how stress and hormone changes can make women feel tired, foggy, and overwhelmed. Lisa talks about how perimenopause can start earlier than many women expect, sometimes in their 30s. She shares how poor sleep, stress, and hormone changes can lead to burnout and weight gain. She explains why eating protein at breakfast helps balance energy and mood all day long. Lisa talks about simple movement like walking and strength training to protect muscles and boost confidence. She shares easy ways to calm your nervous system with breathing, music, and short quiet breaks. She explains how tiny habits done daily can lead to big changes in just 90 days. Lisa talks about how her app helps women feel supported, motivated, and connected every day. Contacting Lisa:

Website: https://lisamarree.com

On Social:

Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@midlife.power.lisamarree

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Anni Eza shares simple ways to calm stress, slow down, and step out of survival mode guilt free. This episode is a reminder that your healing journey can feel peaceful, freeing, and doable — even on your busiest days.

Anni is a catalyst for transformation, master healer (more than 10,000 healing sessions), ego death doula, teacher, and co-founder of Seeds of Bliss.

In this episode:

Anni shares how her early gifts led her into a powerful healing journey that now helps women feel calmer, stronger, and more connected to themselves. She explains why so many busy women are stuck in stress and overwhelm, and how powerful it is when they finally slow down. Anni talks about how women give too much, do too much, and forget themselves, and living in survivor mode. She explains how living in survival mode keeps the body tense and tired, and how a healing journey helps the nervous system finally relax. She shares how staying stressed for too long can lead to burnout and illness, and why slowing down is not a luxury — it’s a must. Anni talks about the power of stillness and how slowing down is a simple but life-changing part of any healing journey. She explains how deep belly breathing can calm your body, quiet your mind, and reduce your stress. She shares what life looks like when fear, guilt, and pressure no longer run the show. Anni reminds women how powerful they truly are and how their healing journey can unlock peace, confidence, and a whole new way of living. She talks about her workshop - Healing Guilt - Click Here Contacting Anni:

https://seedsofbliss.life/en/

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In this episode, Melanie shares how calming your nervous system and listening to your body can transform your relationships, helping you feel safer, more connected, and more at ease. It’s a gentle, uplifting reminder that small shifts can lead to deeper trust, better communication, and happier relationships.

Melanie Bonk is a Certified Love, Sex & Relationships Coach and Somatic Trauma-Informed Therapist with nearly three decades of lived partnership experience. She helps individuals and couples reduce stress at the root—by restoring nervous system safety, emotional regulation, and embodied presence in their daily lives and relationships.

In this episode:

Melanie shares how she followed her heart and became a love, sex, and relationships coach to help people feel safer, happier, and more connected. She explains that somatic work helps heal relationships by listening to the body, since the body holds stress, fear, and old emotional pain. Melanie talks about how stress and trauma can strain relationships by keeping the nervous system stuck in survival mode. She shares a simple calming practice of placing one hand on your heart, one on your belly, and breathing slowly to create safety in your relationships. She explains that slowing down, tuning in, and showing kindness to yourself improves emotional balance and strengthens relationships. Melanie talks about how survival mode shows up in relationships as overwhelm, shutdown, disconnection, and emotional distance. She shares how taking responsibility for your own feelings creates clearer communication and healthier relationships. She explains how creating a “bubble of safety” builds trust, openness, and deeper relationships. Melanie reminds us that we are not broken, don’t need fixing, and deserve safe, loving, and joyful relationships. Contacting Melanie:

https://melaniebonk.com/

https://melaniebonk.com/date-night-subscription/

On Socials:

https://www.instagram.com/bonkbetter

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This episode, Deidre Gestrin focuses on burnout prevention with simple, real-life tools to help busy women protect their energy, reduce stress, and feel better fast. Perfect for anyone who’s tired of running on empty.

Deidre Gestrin is the founder of Abundant Wellness Essentials. She is a Certified Health Coach and a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor who understands the challenges of a high-performing career. She has guided individuals through a process to become clear-minded, decisive, and energized in all aspects of life.

In this episode:

Deidre shares how her own burnout and seeing so many overwhelmed clients pushed her to focus on helping women slow down, breathe, and feel human again. She explains that stress is normal, but burnout happens when stress goes on too long and your body just can’t bounce back anymore. She talks about how burnout shows up as exhaustion, brain fog, body pain, sleep trouble, and feeling like you’re always “on” with no off switch. Deidre reminds us that tiny changes matter, like protecting sleep, taking short breaks, and making small shifts that actually feel doable. She explains why setting boundaries is so hard and why learning to say no is one of the kindest things you can do for yourself. She talks about starting with small, safer boundaries, like saying no to extra plans, before tackling bigger work boundaries. Deidre explains how long-term stress can affect your body, leading to stomach issues, heart problems, inflammation, and chronic pain. She shares simple ways to calm your nervous system, like stepping outside, breathing deeply, and taking short reset breaks during the day. She reminds us to trust ourselves, listen to our bodies, and believe that feeling calm, strong, and energized again is truly possible.  Deidre shares her free Stress to Peace two-week guide, filled with simple, gentle tools to help busy women calm their minds, relax their bodies, and start feeling better fast. Click Here to Download Contacting Deidre

https://www.abundantwellnessessentials.com/

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https://www.youtube.com/@AbundantWellnessEssentials

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In this episode, Kimberly Brown explains that we do not have to win a war against our thoughts. Instead, we can acknowledge that familiar voice, recognize it is not actually true, and offer ourselves a little goodwill instead .

Kimberly Brown is a meditation teacher and author. She leads classes and retreats that emphasize the power of compassion and kindness meditation to reconnect us to ourselves and others. She studies in both the Tibetan and Insight schools of Buddhism and is a certified mindfulness instructor. Her latest book is Happy Relationships: 25 Buddhist Practices to Transform Your Connection with Your Partner, Family, and Friends.

In this episode:

Kimberly shares how stress, panic attacks, and feeling “not good enough” pushed her to look for real support. She explains how meditation helped calm her body and mind when therapy alone wasn’t enough. She talks about loving kindness meditation and how it focuses on compassion, not forcing your mind to be quiet. Kimberly explains that all meditation builds focus, but loving kindness puts extra care on being gentle with yourself. She shares how that critical inner voice shows up for everyone and why fighting it only adds more stress. She talks about pausing, noticing the voice, and offering yourself kindness instead of judgment. Kimberly explains simple phrases you can repeat to feel safer, steadier, and more at ease during busy days. She talks about how meditation doesn’t have to be perfect and why wandering thoughts are totally normal. She reminds us that there’s nothing wrong with you and that kindness, strength, and wisdom are already inside you. Note: She shares a meditation starting at:  11 minutes!

Contacting Kimberly:

Website: www.meditationwithheart.com

Newsletter: https://kimberlybrown.substack.com

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IG https://www.instagram.com/kimberlyjbrown/

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In this episode, Charlotte Haggie busts the myth of “balance” and shows why what busy women really need is resilience. She explains that stress comes from the pressure we put on ourselves—like trying to be the capable one, the perfectionist, or the people pleaser.

As a qualified coach and mum of two, Charlotte is disbanding the myth of ‘balance’ and highlighting the need for resilience for working mums who long to be focused, present and productive as they lead at work and at home.

Through her Ease Over Effort Framework, Charlotte helps women build the mental muscles of resilience so that they do not buckle under the stress of life but have the capacity to hold a heavier ‘load’ with more ease, peace and calm.

Charlotte is the Founder and Host of top 2% globally-ranked podcast The Resilient Working Mum (dedicated to all things stress management and resilient building for working mums) and a sought-after Coach for women working in the corporate world or in their own businesses.

In this episode:

Charlotte shares that “balance” is a myth, because life isn’t a perfect scale with work on one side and life on the other. She explains that most of us aren’t balancing… we’re walking a tightrope while juggling way too many balls at once. She talks about how the real goal isn’t perfect balance—it’s resilience, so you can handle life with more ease, peace, and calm. Charlotte shares that resilience isn’t about building a hard shield… it’s about staying rooted and flexible, like a strong tree in a storm. She explains that stress is an internal response to an external situation, and it often comes from the story you tell yourself about whether you can handle it. Charlotte talks about “identity-based stress,” like feeling you have to be the capable one, the good girl, the perfectionist, or the people pleaser. She shares that one of the fastest ways to lower stress is rebuilding self-trust—start small (like drinking a glass of water every morning), then stack one new habit at a time. Contacting Charlotte:

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Website:

https://charlottehaggie.com/

On Socials:

YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/@CharlotteHaggie

Top 2% Podcast:

https://bit.ly/resilientworkingmumpodcast (on Apple)

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In this episode, Noelle McWard explains the 3 main anxiety types (catastrophizing, control, and distorted beliefs) and shares simple tools to help you feel calmer and more in control.

Noelle McWard Aquino is a therapist in Chicago with more than 30 years experience specializing in the treatment of anxiety disorders. She is the author of the bestselling book, Anxiety Unpacked: Discover Your Type and Recover Your Peace, published in 2025. In addition to her clinical work, she is a speaker, therapist educator, and mother to a young adult child who has lived with anxiety for most of his life.

In this episode:

Noelle shares how she was drawn to working with anxiety early in her career (even though she didn’t personally struggle with it), and later realized it prepared her to support her own child who lives with anxiety and OCD. She explains anxiety isn’t just “worry” — it shows up in the body too, like a racing heart, tight muscles, short breath, and feeling like you can’t relax or shut your brain off. She talks about how anxiety is actually normal and human — it’s meant to protect us — but it becomes a problem when it shows up constantly even when there’s no real danger. Noelle shares the 3 main “anxiety types” she teaches: catastrophizing, control, and distorted beliefs, and she explains why knowing your type matters so you can treat the real root, not just the symptoms. Noelle explains catastrophizing is when your brain jumps into “what if…” mode and creates worst-case stories — and one helpful practice is asking: “What do I know is true right now?” so you can separate facts from fear. Noelle talks about control anxiety as a deep need for safety, where you try to manage everything by over-preparing and overthinking — but the real goal is building trust that you can handle whatever happens. Noelle shares that distorted beliefs are painful inner stories like “I’m not good enough” or “I’m unlovable,” and healing starts when you practice new actions (like saying no or setting boundaries) and see that you can still be accepted. She talks about how her free quiz click here helps find your anxiety type. Contacting Noelle:

Free Quiz: https://noellemcwardaquino.com/anxiety-type-quiz/

This is a quiz to identify your anxiety type.

https://noellemcwardaquino.com/

On socials:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/noelle-mcward-192473b/

https://www.facebook.com/counselingsolutionschicago

https://www.instagram.com/noellemcwardaquino/

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Menopause coach Sharon Pendlington joins the show to share how chronic stress wreaks havoc on hormone health by keeping your body locked in survival mode — leaving you wired, tired, and emotionally spent. Drawing from her own midlife journey, she breaks down why listening to your body isn't a luxury, it's a necessity, and how simple tools like breathwork and nervous system regulation can help you finally sleep deeply and feel like yourself again. If you've been running on empty and wondering why nothing is working, this episode is your permission slip to slow down — because slowing down isn't quitting, it's actually how you heal.

Sharon Pendlington is a Menopause and Stress Relief Coach (hormone health) and founder of the 90-Day Stress to Serenity program, helping women in midlife release stress so they can finally sleep deeply, feel emotionally balanced, and reconnect with what matters most.

In this epsiode:

Sharon shares how her own struggles with sleep, mood swings, and menopause led her to support women who feel overwhelmed and exhausted She explains how chronic stress disrupts hormone health by keeping the body stuck in survival mode She talks about why many women feel wired, tired, and emotionally overwhelmed when the nervous system is out of balance She shares why learning to listen to your body is essential for protecting hormone health during midlife Sharon explains that real self-care means knowing your capacity and honoring what you need in the moment She talks about simple tools like breathwork and nervous system regulation that support hormone health and stress relief Sharon shares why slowing down isn’t quitting — it’s how women improve hormone health, sleep better, and feel like themselves again Contacting Sharon:

Website: www.SharonPendlington.com

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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sharonpendlington/

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LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sharon-pendlington/

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Caroline Nixon is a medical intuitive, psychic and healer with over 25 years of experience helping women reclaim their health, vitality and energetic alignment.

Her work is rooted in the belief and understanding that you are a powerful creator who came here to do amazing things, and you need to feel your best in order to create a life that is impactful without burnout!!

Caroline helps you get there through her 1:1 healing packages as well as her group experiences.

In this episode:

Caroline shares how burnout prevention starts with body awareness and learning to notice the early signs before your body forces you to stop. She explains that body awareness helps prevent burnout by tuning into your physical, mental, emotional, and energetic needs. Caroline talks about how ignoring your body leads to exhaustion, while listening builds trust and supports long-term burnout prevention. She reminds busy women that burnout prevention doesn’t require perfection, just small daily moments of body awareness. She shares a simple pause-and-breathe practice to build body awareness and reconnect before stress takes over. Caroline explains that consistency — not pushing harder — is the key to burnout prevention for women who run businesses. She encourages women to remember their bodies are powerful allies, and body awareness is one of the strongest tools for burnout prevention. She talks about her Mastermind - Align, a 12-month group body-healing experience where she holds healing energy for the group, works monthly with chakras and body systems, and supports long-term healing in a simple, ongoing way. Contacting Caroline:

https://www.carolinenixon.co/carolinenixonlinks

On socials:

https://www.instagram.com/Thecarolinenixon

https://www.youtube.com/@CarolineNixon

https://www.tiktok.com/@carolinenixonheals

https://www.facebook.com/caroline.nixon.52

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Lynda Samphire is a transformational and intuitive dreams guide who helps people reconnect with their natural rhythm and inner intelligence. Through her work bridging consciousness, embodiment, and earth-based wisdom, she supports others in awakening their creative potential through gentle practices like dreamwork and intentional microdosing—guiding them back to a life of harmony, wholeness, and purpose.

In this episode:

Lynda shares how years of overdoing, people-pleasing, and quiet anxiety pushed her to hit a wall and finally listen to her body She explains dreams / dreamwork as your body’s natural way to clear stress, reset emotions, and guide you back to calm while you sleep She talks about why so many busy women can’t sleep and how an overworked nervous system keeps the brain stuck in “go mode” at night Lynda shares that waking up during the night is actually normal and that sleep doesn’t have to happen all in one block to be healthy She explains how short, intentional naps can boost creativity and clarity instead of leaving you groggy and wiped out Lynda talks about keeping a simple dreams journal and feeling your dreams instead of overthinking what they “mean” She reminds us that your body already knows how to calm down and your dreams are quietly showing you the way back to yourself Lynda talks about her free e-book The Healing Path of Amanita Muscaria which you can download from her website Contacting Lynda:

www.lwsamphire.com

On Socials:

https://www.instagram.com/lyndasamphire/

https://www.facebook.com/lynda.weavercarrougher

https://www.linkedin.com/in/lyndawsamphire-301903260/

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Marla Simlett, or as many know her, Marvelous Marla is a speaker, emcee, and registered clinical counsellor who helps people learn and laugh their way to becoming their greatest self.

In this episode:

Marla explains that she started combining her therapeutic counseling practice with humor because laughter helps open people up, lower resistance, and makes them open to learning and improving. She shares that stress is really tough on our bodies, raising stress hormones and putting us into a fight or flight state where we can't make good decisions. Marla explains that laughter is the quick antidote to stress because it does the exact opposite—it lowers those stress hormones and releases feel-good hormones and endorphins. She talks about how laughter helps you focus your brain on positive things, because what you focus on tends to expand in your life. She suggests three intentional ways to bring laughter into your life: first, make a "laughter checklist" of things that make you laugh; second, find external "go-tos" like a funny friend or comedian for stressful days; and third, intentionally practice bringing up the feeling of laughter inside your own body. Marla explains the practice of Laughter Meditation, which came from Laughter Yoga, where you purposely laugh out loud because your brain can't tell the difference between real and auto-generated laughter—you get the benefits either way. She shares that nervous laughter still gives you all the physical benefits of regular laughter and is actually a learned coping mechanism you use to protect yourself or lighten a situation. Marla's final words of wisdom are to laugh more, suggesting listeners check out her laughter intelligence assessment to find intentional ways to leverage laughter in their lives. Note: Meditation starts at 11:44

Contacting Marla:

https://marlasimlett.com/

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https://www.youtube.com/@marlasimlett8548

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Isabelle Tremblay spent years looking successful while quietly burning out. After 24 years in high-pressure marketing roles—on top of raising two young kids—she hit a breaking point and walked away from the polished life that was draining her.

In the space that followed, she rebuilt from the inside out. Meditation, mindset work, and a new belief that leadership can come from love reshaped everything. That journey inspired her best-selling book Love, Lead, Succeed, where she shares her story and practical tools for redefining success without losing yourself. Readers walk away with permission to slow down, the courage to reinvent, and a gentler, stronger way to lead.

In this episode:

Isabelle shares her story of quietly burning out after 24 years in high-pressure marketing roles while raising two kids, which led her to walk away from a life that was draining her. She explains that her journey of rebuilding was inspired by meditation, mindset work, and a new belief that leadership can come from love. She talks about how success shouldn't just be measured by emails sent or corporate profits, but by how aligned you are with your overall purpose and focusing on your mental and physical health. Isabelle explains that burnout can be sneaky, and it’s important to listen to clues in your body and mind, like feeling strong anxiety when trying to focus, or even starting to cry for no reason. She shares some life-changing techniques like meditation, gratitude walks, and positive affirmations to help with day-to-day stress and have a positive impact on mental health. She talks about her morning routine, which includes not looking at her phone for the first hour and starting the day with meditation and a gratitude walk to set a positive tone. Isabelle explains that if you need to take a break, it helps to focus on just one goal for the day to make it easier to get back into the flow and feel fulfilled once you achieve it. Isabelle shares her top techniques for reshaping your future, like using positive affirmations (recorded and played all night) and creating an animated video vision board to create more emotion and raise your vibration. Isabelle explains that it's never too late to reinvent yourself—even at age 47 she reinvented herself by starting a consulting business and writing her book, Love Lead, Succeed. Contacting Isabelle:

Website: https://eyenovating.ca/

On Social:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/isabelletremblayauthor2025/#

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/isabelle-tremblay-21109226/

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@LoveLeadSucceedBookbyIsabelleT

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Kathleen Conner spent decades being the woman who had it all together—running a business, raising a family, and saying yes to everyone but herself. At 53, she had a revelation: she was living the “perfect life that was perfectly wrong for her.” Out of that moment of truth, she created The Box-Breaking Method—a transformative framework that helps women break free from the roles and expectations that keep them feeling small, tired, and unseen.

In this episode:

Kathleen shares how she looked like she “had it all together” while secretly falling apart inside. She explains her big aha moment at 53, when she realized her “perfect life” wasn’t perfect for her. Kathleen shares why so many successful women put everyone first (people pleasing) and forget themselves, often without even noticing. She explains how to spot people pleasing by paying attention to that tired, heavy feeling when we say yes too fast. She talks about her own burnout — waking up tired, going to bed tired, and feeling totally drained all the way through. Kathleen shares simple ways to start setting boundaries, like pausing before saying yes and letting “not right now” be enough. Kathleen explains how breaking out of boxes starts with noticing where you feel restricted, then making small, safe changes. She talks about her free discovery call and how she helps women figure out where they are, where they want to go, and how to get there. Contacting Kathleen:

http://www.chasingpurpose.com

On Social:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/14H2fWoKfc1/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chasingpurpose_lifecoaching/

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Dr. Melanie Gray is a nurse educator, wellness strategist, and creator of the STOP-IT Method, a framework that helps women slow down, set boundaries, and lead with clarity and grace.

In this episode:

Melanie shares why so many women feel tired all the time and how burnout sneaks into our lives when we try to do everything for everyone. She explains her “STOP IT” method and why scanning your feelings is the first step to getting honest about what needs to change. Melanie talks about telling yourself the truth — no more pretending you're fine when you're running on empty and heading into burnout. She shares how powerful it is to say “no,” and why you don’t need to explain yourself to anybody. She explains that putting yourself first isn’t selfish — it actually teaches people how to treat you better. Melanie talks about the magic of making time for yourself, even if it starts with just a tiny moment in your car or on your lunch break. She shares how women who use her method gain confidence, make bold life changes, and reconnect with joy again. She explains why asking for help is so hard for women and how slowing down your “yes” is a great first step. Melanie talks about ending the year strong by stopping the habits that cause burnout and choosing more peace, space, and care for yourself. Contacting Melanie:

The Exhausted Woman’s Rescue Plan – Free Download Click Here

Website:

 www.DrMelanieGrayTheConfidenceCoach.com 

On Socials:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/drmelaniegray 

https://www.instagram.com/drmelaniewellnesscoach 

https://www.facebook.com/melanie.gray.550422/ 

Blogpost:  https://therelaxationlounge.info/from-burnout-to-empowered/

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Lara Bokovay is a Certified Intuitive Life & Executive Coach who helps women—especially moms—heal generational cycles, regulate their nervous systems, and move from survival to calm, empowered living. She blends intuitive guidance with gentle frequency-based tools to support deep emotional and cellular healing.

In this episode:

Lara shares how her own healing journey led her to help other women calm their nervous systems and move from stress to peace. She explains how being stuck in “fight or flight” mode shows up as anxiety, fatigue, or reactivity—and how our bodies get stuck in survival mode without us even knowing it. Lara talks about simple ways to calm the body, like deep breathing, pausing, and even taking a warm shower to help the nervous system feel safe again. She shares her favorite healing tools, including sound and light frequency therapies that help the body relax and heal on a cellular level. She explains how calming your nervous system changes everything—from how you parent to how you react when life throws curveballs. Lara talks about how awareness is the first big step toward healing, and how small daily choices can make a huge difference in feeling calm and grounded. She shares that nervous system healing isn’t a one-and-done thing—it’s a gentle, ongoing process that gives you more space, peace, and emotional strength every day. Contacting Lara:

Website: https://www.larabokovay.com

Light Therapy Technology

https://www.larabokovay.com/about-5

On Social:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/larabokovay

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YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@larabokovay

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LaraBokovayCoachAndIntuitiveReader

 

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Angela Jean teaches the fundamentals of nervous system resets, helping people keep their bodies open so transformation truly sticks. She guides clients to understand emotional energy, because not all energy is the same — and shows them how to redirect negative thought patterns around love, money, and self-worth. Using high-vibe audios combined with intentional movement, she installs empowering patterns in just three-minute micro-sessions that are fun, flexible, and easy to do as often as needed, so anyone can embody this method.

In this episode:

Angela shares how her work began after experiencing deep personal loss and how that inspired her to study the energy behind negative thought patterns and healing. She explains that not all energy is the same—anger, depression, love, and money each move differently through the body and must be met in their own way. Angela talks about how to meet anger with powerful, intentional breathing instead of trying to “calm it down,” so your body feels seen and understood. She shares how love and money are often tied to childhood beliefs, and how uncovering these “distorted imprints” helps you feel safe holding abundance and connection. Angela explains her rhythmic riddle practice—a mix of music, movement, and mantra—that helps rewire your brain for positivity and confidence in a fun, catchy way. She shares a simple daily body-opening exercise using a broom or stick behind your back to teach your body what “open and safe” feels like. Click Here to see the quick video Angela reminds us to take responsibility for the energy we bring to the world—because when one woman rises in calm and confidence, we all rise together. Contacting Angela:

Unlock Your Free 90 Second Audio

https://www.soulsyncsessions.com/

Website:

https://www.angelajeanchat.com/

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@AngelaJeanChat

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/angelajean.chat

Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@angelajeanchat

Blogpost:  https://therelaxationlounge.info/how-to-work-with-your-energy/ 

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Hormone health expert Ashley Rocha founded Ladywell after her own battles with PMS, PMDD, and fertility issues pushed her to find real answers — and what she discovered is that most doctors simply aren't trained well enough to help women navigate their hormones. In this episode, she breaks down how chronic stress silently disrupts everything from your metabolism to your mood, and why so many women are misreading hormonal symptoms as "just stress." Ashley also shares refreshingly simple daily habits — morning sunlight, protein at every meal, a consistent sleep schedule — that can genuinely move the needle on how you feel.

Ashley Rocha a hormone health expert and founder of Ladywell. Her mission is to make hormone care more accessible and mainstream, empowering women to reclaim control of their well-being.

In this episode:

Ashley shares how years of PMS and PMDD struggles pushed her to dig into her hormones, and how solving her fertility issues actually helped her balance everything out. Ashley explains that most doctors don’t get enough hormone training—so women’s health often gets brushed aside or misdiagnosed. She talks about the wide range of hormonal symptoms—like mood swings, fatigue, bloating, poor sleep, and weight gain—that many women chalk up to “just stress.” Ashley shares simple daily tips to support hormone balance like getting morning sunlight, eating protein at every meal, moving after lunch, and keeping a steady sleep schedule. She explains how chronic stress messes with our hormones, slows metabolism, and makes us feel foggy and tired—especially for women juggling businesses, families, and everything else. Ashley talks about her company, LadyWell, and how she created supplements that combine adaptogens and botanicals to help women through PMS, fertility, and perimenopause. Ashley reminds us that even small self-care moments—like eating before coffee, walking without your phone, or taking the right supplements—can make a big difference in feeling balanced and calm.  

Contacting Ashley:

https://getladywell.com/

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Tess Cheng is a certified health and wellness coach with over 13 years of experience, passionate about empowering individuals to thrive through all stages of life with sustainable wellness practices. With a background in Clinical Nutrition from NYU and personal experience managing hypoglycemia and a family history of diabetes, Tess knows firsthand the importance of building lasting habits that support energy, resilience, and long-term health.

In this episode:

Tess shares how our mornings can make or break our energy for the day — and how a few small tweaks can change everything. She explains why water (not coffee!) should be your first sip of the day and how hydration fuels your brain and body. Tess talks about why protein beats sugary cereals every time — and how easy it is to make a breakfast that actually keeps you full. She gives simple ideas for fast, yummy shakes that are packed with protein and flavor — no sugar crash included! Tess shares why reading food labels is key (spoiler: “healthy” cereals might not be so healthy). She chats about her favorite go-to snacks for busy days — think raw nuts, nut butters, and quick bites that travel well. Tess reminds us not to overcomplicate things — start with one small change, keep it doable, and let it build from there. Contacting Tess:

https://glowithtess.com/

On Social

https://www.linkedin.com/in/tess-cheng-ms

https://www.instagram.com/glowithtess/

https://www.facebook.com/TessCheng888/

Blogpost:  https://therelaxationlounge.info/why-your-morning-nutrition-might-be-draining-you/

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Denise Eckert is a life coach, hypnotherapist, EFT practitioner, podcaster, and mobile app creator on a mission to help women break free from daily stress. She hosts the Calm Your Daily Stress podcast, where inspiring guests share simple, effective techniques to bring more calm and balance into busy lives.

Most recently, Denise designed the Relax Now mobile app—a global hub of expert-led, bite-sized relaxation practices that help women reset and recharge in just minutes.

Looking ahead, Denise’s vision expands beyond stress relief. She’s passionate about empowering young women to launch their dream businesses, drawing from her own experience with the challenges of start-ups, and she plans to make that support available worldwide.

In this episode:

Denise shares how her mornings used to be total chaos and left her feeling frazzled and exhausted. She explains how starting the day in a rush kicks stress hormones into high gear and follows you all day. Denise talks about why social media scrolling is secretly draining your energy and putting your body on high alert. She shares stories of women who pushed past burnout and how stress can literally break down the body. To listen to these amazing stories, please go to earlier versions of this podcast. Denise explains why just 10–20 intentional minutes in the morning can shift your mood, focus, and energy. She talks about her 5-day “Your Magic Morning” series and how easy it is to design a routine that works for you. Denise reminds you that how you start your morning shapes your whole day—and your whole life. Contacting Denise:

Your Magic Morning - Sign Up Now!

website:

https://relax-now.app

Podcast: https://podcast.therelaxationlounge.info

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https://www.facebook.com/RelaxationLoungeforWomen

https://www.facebook.com/DeniseEckertCdn/

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https://www.tiktok.com/@relaxnowmobileapp

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Dr. Amy Albright is CEO & Co-Founder of Holon and an Executive Coach. She blends practical science with intuition to guide change. For more than 20 years, she’s helped people transform their lives and businesses to grow or reinvent themselves.

In this episode:

Dr. Amy shares how being sick as a teen pushed her to discover acupuncture and opened her up to a whole new way of living. She explains how her grandpa’s teachings about creating your own reality shaped her journey into intuition and healing. Dr. Amy talks about why intuition isn’t just for the “woo-woo crowd” but is actually our natural birthright. She shares how tuning into your body—like noticing a gut feeling or that little voice inside—can guide you in everyday choices. Dr. Amy explains how stress overload shuts down intuition and why calming your nervous system gives you more mental power back. She talks about the “Holon Breath Practice,” a simple tool to feel calmer, more connected, and less stressed in just minutes. Click Here for the practice Dr. Amy shares her final wisdom: you are not just your story—you are so much bigger, and remembering that can bring more joy and less stress. Contacting Dr. Amy

https://www.holonexperience.com/

Social Media:

LinkedIn

https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-amy-albright-herrera-gamechanger/

YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/@amyalbright3080

Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/DrAmyAlbright

Instagram

https://www.instagram.com/dramyalbright/

https://www.instagram.com/holon_experience/

 

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Stacey Johnson left her career as a therapist after losing her husband, and that heartbreak became the foundation for her work helping high-achieving women recover from burnout, grief, and life's biggest transitions. In this episode, she gets real about why driven women keep pushing past their limits — and what a dysregulated nervous system is actually trying to tell you through that tight chest and bone-deep exhaustion. From thought dumps to shifting deep-seated beliefs, Stacey makes it clear that asking for help isn't weakness, it's the smartest move you can make.

Stacey Johnson is a women’s resilience coach and former therapist who helps high-achieving women regulate their nervous systems, stop overthinking, and rebuild their lives after grief, burnout, or major transitions.

In this episode:

Stacey shares how losing her husband led her to leave therapy and start coaching women through burnout and overwhelm. Stacey talks about why high-achieving women put themselves last and believe they have to keep pushing through. She explains what a dysregulated nervous system feels like (spoiler: that tight chest and constant exhaustion might be a clue!). Stacey shares easy first steps like a self-care assessment and even just taking a few deep breaths during the day. She talks about how our thoughts can keep us in stress and why shifting beliefs is key to real relief. She explains why guilt kicks in when we slow down and gives tricks like thought dumps to let go of it. Stacey reminds us that asking for help isn’t weakness — even surgeons don’t work alone — and offers her free Breakthrough Kit to get started. Contacting Stacey:

Calm and Focus Breakthrough Kit

https://stacey-johnson-coaching.kit.com/b2e160290e

https://www.staceyjohnsoncoaching.com

On Social:

https://www.instagram.com/staceyjohnsoncoaching/

https://www.youtube.com/@StaceyJohnsonCoaching

https://www.facebook.com/stacey.v.johnson

https://www.facebook.com/staceyjohnsoncoaching

 

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Ravinder Taylor specializes in helping individuals overcome obstacles to success through mind training techniques. Her work emphasizes the importance of understanding and controlling subconscious patterns. She is the author of Mind Training: The Science of Self-Empowerment and President of Progressive Awareness Research 

In this episode:

Ravinder shares how our past experiences can sneak into today’s life and even show up in our health. Ravinder explains how mind training helps us stop running on old habits and start making choices that truly fit our lives now. She talks about simple tricks—like smiling or deep breathing—that can lower stress and even blood pressure. Ravinder explains why real optimism (not fake positivity) can help us live longer, healthier, and happier lives. She talks about easy daily practices—gratitude, forgiveness, mindfulness—that don’t take much time but make a big difference. Ravinder shares her final wisdom: your mind is powerful, and once you learn to use it, you can shape the life you truly want. Contacting Ravinder

https://ravindertaylor.com/

On Social:

https://www.instagram.com/ravindertaylor/

https://www.facebook.com/RavinderKTaylor

Blogpost: https://therelaxationlounge.info/rewiring-your-brain/

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Sue Erhart, a retired corporate executive/leader at a large company and lawyer by training, is the author of "Lose Your Critic for Good”, a step-by-step process for reclaiming your spirit.

Sue is also the creator of Practical Spirituality, a platform where she helps people navigate their personal spiritual journeys to find not only fulfillment but great success too. Drawing from her experiences, Sue shows her followers an easier path, after doing it the hard way.

In this episode:

Sue shares how her journey from corporate life and law to writing Lose Your Critic for Good helped her find true freedom and joy. Sue explains what that “critic” voice really is — and why it’s not your true self. She talks about the sneaky ways the critic shows up — for instance, making us play small, settle,  feel like we have to people-please all the time. She shares her first big step for breaking free: realizing motivation by criticism doesn’t actually work long-term. Sue explains how logging the good stuff in your day helps retrain your brain (and feels so much better than a to-do list!). She talks about how fear often hides behind the things we avoid — and how to gently coach yourself through it. She shares why she created her free course Living in Alignment to help you start this journey at your own pace. Sue encourages us to stay curious, be kind to ourselves, and remember that we’re always learning — no more beating ourselves up! Contacting Sue:

Website: https://www.sueerhart.com/

On Social:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sue-erhart/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100095229166404

IG: https://www.instagram.com/yourpracticalspiritualityguide/ 

Blogpost: https://therelaxationlounge.info/unlocking-your-success-by-ditching-your-critic/

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Dr. Michelle Peticolas is an international best-selling author of Step Into Your Brilliance, as well as several other books

She is the award-winning filmmaker of Secrets of Life and Death, a professional speaker and life transformation coach.

Dr. Michelle helps high-achieving, mid-life women who have been thrown off track by a major loss to release their complex grief and transmute it into fuel for their achieving their soul’s purpose. Using her unique framework SERVE, she guides her clients through their grief healing, mind reset, and reconnection to their authentic brilliance.

In this episode:

Michelle shares how grief can feel like a heavy fog, but it’s also a doorway to rediscovering your purpose. Michelle talks about how her own grief started with childhood wounds and losing both parents within six months. Michelle explains that complex grief is when old emotional pain gets tangled up in your current loss — and yep, it can sneak up on you. Michelle encourages us to stop pushing down our feelings — bottling them up just leads to stress (hello, stomach knots!). Michelle introduces her SERVE method: Surrender, Engage, Reframe, Vision, Express — five steps to heal and start fresh. Michelle shares how our culture does grief all wrong — rushing through it, hiding emotions, and not giving women time to truly heal. Michelle invites listeners to take her free Complex Grief Checklist to see what might be stuck and get support that actually helps. Contacting Michelle

https://secretsoflifeanddeath.com/

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Facebook https://facebook.com/mpeticolas

LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/michellepeticolas/

● Instagram https://instagram.com/michellepeticolas

● YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@releaseyourlossandthrive

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