In this episode I want to talk about the ways in which we try to fix ourselves and other people, and how fixing often gets in the way of relating. I dive into topics such as the worthiness wound in self-development, co-regulation, and what it looks like to be in intimate partnership during differences. Enjoy!

I am on the precipice of making a big change in my life, and I thought I would share some thoughts with you on how I am navigating this. I also offer ideas on how to break the patterns for how you make decisions so that you can reclaim the life you crave.

Julie Parker brings her warmth, her humor, her remarkable storytelling skills, and her experience as a coach for over 19 years, to share insights with us on the evolution of the coaching industry and what she believes are the coaching industry’s success and failings.

In this episode, I break down some important concepts and ideas for you to think about when it comes to making apologies. I explore excessive apology making, what the actual role of apologies are, and how to make apologies that instills connection.

I received such great feedback from episode 140 on disappointment that I decided to record a part two where we will explore some of your struggles with expectations including how to identify realistic expectations, why we have high expectations of others, how to repair when disappointment appears and more.

In this episode, I share my thoughts on feeling disappointment, why not having expectations is actually quite damaging, and the ways we can think about relationships differently.

Welcome welcome welcome to season four! I am so excited to be here with you all for a brand new season of RECLAIM. Tune into this episode to hear what has been going on in my world since the conclusion of season three as well as some big lessons I have taken away from 2020.

In this nourishing conversation with James-Olivia, we explore relational healing including what it means to be in right relationship with ourselves and others, how to make decisions with other people, and how to navigate righteousness.

In this season finale of season 3 of RECLAIM I want to share with you some reflections of this past year as well as a message for you on what you are invited to step into during these trying times.

What does it look like to live in integrity? To work in integrity? To navigate the complexity of being human with emotional sacredness and honesty? This is what life coach and my dear friend Madison and I explore in this wonderful conversation.

As coach for ten years and mentor for coaches who like to do deep work, I have many thoughts on myths that are pushed in the coaching industry about how to build a business. Here are some of them.

In this delightful conversation with nurse turned life coach, Victoria Albina, we explore the realms of healing including our evolving understanding of what it means to heal, how to integrate mindfulness and care, trauma and more. Enjoy!

In this episode I share an IG live I did on the intersection of people pleasing and the worthiness wound including why we develop the defense of people pleasing and the one tool that can help us on the journey of reclaiming our sense of self.

In this warm, nourishing conversation with Margeaux Feldman, we explore difficult topics such as trauma, chronic illness, poverty and reclaiming our stories.

I shared a video on healing scarcity mindset on instagram and it got a lot of views and comments so I thought I would expand on the video and share a little more about the intersection of scarcity and the worthiness wound and how we can navigate this tender place within us.

In this delightful conversation with Fina, we explore inner artistry, finding joy in grief, and the process of taking up greater space in our desires and expression. Enjoy!

What does it mean to thrive and succeed as leaders as a BIWOC? This is what Sharyn and I explore in this generous conversation about the liberation struggle in Australia, why “lean in” is problematic, navigating worthiness and elevating BIWOC voices in a white supremacy world.

In this conversation with Laura, we explore trauma and its intersection with yoga and social justice, what the fawn response looks like in our relationships, and how we can use a trauma informed lens to reclaim our boundaries and consent in the world.

This episode is a recording of an Instagram live my dear friend and fellow coach, Mara Glatzel, and I did together. We explore all of the ways we get in our own way as healing coaches when it comes to getting support. We also dive into conversations about needs, being human in the coaching work, boundaries and the power of receiving feedback.

In this conversation with therapist turned coach, Megan Hale, we explore what it means to be a trauma informed coach, the ways we lose ourselves as coaches, and the unique role mentorship can play in the coaching work. Thank you Megan for being my first IG live guest!