Let’s talk money! In this episode, I have with me financial therapist Bari Tessler as she shares her stories and struggles with money and aging. She also invites us to look more deeply at the relationship between money and our body and gives us some tools for how to develop a more intimate relationship with ourselves through money and aging.

Grab some tea, sit down and enjoy this intimate conversation between two friends. I am joined in this episode by Andrea Ranae as we explore a variety of topics including entrepreneurship, owning our vision, wanting to be seen, sustainable justice and more. The theme that keeps arising in our conversation is the topic of attention and what are we paying attention to. Enjoy!

This episode is part of the Reclaiming Worth series, a series here on RECLAIM the podcast where I explore the worthiness wound and the ways we hold ourselves back. In this series, you will be invited into a deeper inquiry around ways you can come home within yourself and take up greater space as a worthy woman. In this tenth part of the series, I explore the concept of patterns and the ways we can begin to get out of our own way so we can thrive.

This episode is part of the Reclaiming Worth series, a series here on RECLAIM the podcast where I explore the worthiness wound and the ways we hold ourselves back. In this series, you will be invited into a deeper inquiry around ways you can come home within yourself and take up greater space as a worthy woman. In this ninth part of the series, I explore intimacy, relationships, consent, attachment and how we can do better by one another.

This episode is part of the Reclaiming Worth series, a series here on RECLAIM the podcast where I explore the worthiness wound and the ways we hold ourselves back. In this series, you will be invited into a deeper inquiry around ways you can come home within yourself and take up greater space as a worthy woman. In this eighth part of the series, I share intimate stories of my experiences with disordered eating and some valuable lessons I’ve learned along the way to a more nourishing relationship with my body and pleasure.

This episode is part of the Reclaiming Worth series, a series here on RECLAIM the podcast where I explore the worthiness wound and the ways we hold ourselves back. In this series, you will be invited into a deeper inquiry around ways you can come home within yourself and take up greater space as a worthy woman. In this seventh part of the series, I address the differences between rigid and flexible boundaries and a tool you can use to practice boundary setting in a way that allows for intimacy and sovereignty.

This episode is part of the Reclaiming Worth series, a series here on RECLAIM the podcast where I explore the worthiness wound and the ways we hold ourselves back. In this series, you will be invited into a deeper inquiry around ways you can come home within yourself and take up greater space as a worthy woman. In this sixth part of the series, I explore the surprising and non-surprising ways the worthiness wound shows up in our lives and my thoughts around shame and how to navigate it when it comes up.

What does it mean to live in a death-phobic culture? What hope do we have for the future living on a damaged planet? What role does ancestral connection play in grief and creativity? In this nourishing conversation, Rachael Rice shares her thoughts on death, belonging and the art of living.

In this new series with my good friend and recurring guest, Lindsey Rae, we explore gender and sexuality. As two white cis hetero women, we have begun the journey of unpacking gender bias and the ways we maintain the oppressive construct of gender and have decided to share our learning process with you all. This is an important conversation on what it means to be human. Welcome!

As a graduate student of clinical psychology, I have been exploring the world of psychotherapy for the past year. In that exploration I have learned some major differences between therapy and coaching, as well as some similarities that neither industry wants to admit. In this conversation with therapist turned coach, Megan Hale, we explore these two realm of mental health and offer some thoughts for how we can be more responsible with our mental health as well as the mental health of other people.

In this final episode of the year, Thais explores her top five favorite moments of RECLAIM in 2018 as well as some side tangent thoughts around intimacy, white supremacy and more..

In this fifth and final installment of You’re Waking Up To Your White Privilege, Now What?, recurring guest Lindsey Rae and I explore how to apologize when us white women harm people of color. We share a variety of how not to apologize followed by a framework on how to apologize in a way that holds you accountable to the harm. Since we are nearing the holiday season we also touch upon how to talk about racism with your family and the real meaning behind Thanksgiving.

Understanding how our body works as women is an important part of reclaiming our power. Often told that our basic bodily functions are unsafe, many of us go through adulthood believing we have no control over how to regulate our hormones, moods and needs. Katie Bressack, women’s health coach and hormones expert joins us to share her thoughts on how we can begin to understand our body in a way that feels good for our individual needs.

In a world where “empowerment” is the trendiest thing, what does it really mean? Is personal empowerment replacing community empowerment? Can you make money and stand for collective empowerment? And what does it look like to tend to the issues of the world without falling into saviorism? These are just some of the questions I explore with Makenna Held in this fiery interview.

Women are often called needy when we ask for what we want. So I brought on neediness expert, Mara Glatzel, to have a conversation about it. We dive into what it means to be needy, how to get our needs met, why people pleasing is a form of manipulation, and how we can take up space confidently.

I believe one of the most powerful things we can do for one another as humans is anti-racism work. I am honored and thrilled to be featuring Rachel Ricketts, a racial justice advocate and coach on this episode of RECLAIM. Together, we explore white erasure, the complexities of friendships with white women and women of color, and more.

There is power in sharing our stories. In being heard and in witnessing each other in our pain. In this episode, I had the honor of interviewing a dear friend, Omkari Williams, and together we explore the current political climate in the United States and talk about how as women we can rise up and activate our voices.

I am joined by recurring guest and dear friend, Lindsey Rae, for a conversation on transitions. I know I have been talking a lot about transitions on the podcast but I wanted to bring Lindsey on to share her perspective as she is navigating her own transition. In this episode we also explore money and how to think about money and what you can expect as you take that big leap.

Is the body positive movement doing more harm than good? Who is left out of the conversation of intuitive eating? And what role does money play in all this? These are just some questions I explore with eating disorder recovery coach Sarah Thompson. Together we dive into popular topics of junk vs healthy foods and intuitive eating vs dieting with a conscious intersection of classism and money. Enjoy!

Addiction recovery is often seen through the lens of Alcoholics Anonymous, an organization established in the early 1900’s. Now, almost 100 years later, it is long due for us to reexamine addiction as women and how we can reclaim our lives. In this episode, Holly Whitaker shares her insights and thoughts on a different way that we can look at addiction and recovery with the needs of women in mind.