Tag Archives: self love

Hacking Your Health: How the right food cracks the code to your body’s happiness

 DOWNLOAD MP3  |  LISTEN ON SOUNDCLOUD  What type of diet is a “balanced” diet?  Why are natural foods better for your biology?  Why are processed foods harmful for your body? How is the modern world taxing your body — and what are simple, easy ways to support and enhance  your physical wellbeing? Welcome back…

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RESILIENCE: Building a burnout-resistant lifestyle

DOWNLOAD MP3  |  LISTEN ON SOUNDCLOUD  Please join me in welcoming Georgia Thompson Perkins to the TalkRx podcast! Georgia is the mastermind behind the wellness and nutrition resources from Goodness with G. Our live-recorded conversation happened first on Linkedin, where Georgia — a.k.a. “G” — joined me to share her wealth of knowledge on nutrition,…

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To Snack or Not to Snack—When & how to fuel your body

 DOWNLOAD MP3  |  LISTEN ON SOUNDCLOUD  As the world moves faster by the day, having easy-to-grab snacks to get you through your busy days—is just a good idea! Today I’d like to welcome back my functional medicine practitioner, Deanna Appleton. She’s back for part 2 of our Optimal Wellness series. For those of us…

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From Burnout to Thriving: Design Your Path to Healing

DOWNLOAD MP3  |  LISTEN ON SOUNDCLOUD  Welcome Sarah Waylett to the TalkRx podcast!  Sarah is an ex-corporate powerhouse, turned burnout expert—and her unique mindfulness methods are helping her and her clients recover and THRIVE after experiencing burnout! She founded Dreamgarten last year in an effort to help companies and individuals recover from burnout and realign…

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Anxiety Pt. 3: Here’s what to say when you don’t know what to say

 DOWNLOAD MP3  |  LISTEN ON SOUNDCLOUD  Have you ever noticed how easy it is to snap at someone or get tongue-tied when you’re stressed? A colleague on my team,  Jamie-Clare de la Chapelle, is back to share—what to say when you don’t know what to say! Inevitably, if you’re  stressed, you may struggle to…

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FOOD & WELLNESS—Is your diet healing or harming you?

 DOWNLOAD MP3  |  LISTEN ON SOUNDCLOUD  How do you prepare food in an easy way—a way that also nourishes your body? Deanna Appleton is a functional medicine practitioner. She has been a friend and colleague of mine for decades—but her knowledge became crucial for me when I picked up a parasite on my travels…

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Anxiety Pt. 2: FIVE Steps to Calm Your Worried Mind

 DOWNLOAD MP3  |  LISTEN ON SOUNDCLOUD  We’re back at it—talking about ANXIETY.  Jamie-Clare de la Chapelle, my team’s Community Experience Director, joins me for the second part of her live coaching session to talk through 5 steps to calm your mind in moments of acute anxiety. Or as I like to call it, my…

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Anxiety Pt. 1: Addressing everyday anxiety with self-awareness & trust

DOWNLOAD MP3  |  LISTEN ON SOUNDCLOUD  Let’s talk about anxiety! Anxiety is something we’ve all dealt with at one time or another. In this episode, Jamie-Clare de la Chapelle, our Community Experience Director, joins me for a live coaching session. We’re talking through all-things-anxiety:  A new way to address everyday anxiety Learning to interpret to…

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What are conspiracy theories? How to discern the truth

DOWNLOAD MP3  |  LISTEN ON SOUNDCLOUD  Part 3 of 3—What is spirituality? What are the  ties between spirituality and conspiracy theories? Suzanne Guillette is with me to talk through this final portion of our spirituality series. As an intuitive, empath, and astrologer, Suzie explores the unknown on a regular basis, and yet she maintains a…

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How do you know if something is true or not?

DOWNLOAD MP3  |  LISTEN ON SOUNDCLOUD  How do you know if something is true or not? In complex situations, how do you decide what to believe? Logical, type-A personalities may not be as open to experiences using internal data and intuition. Critical thinkers may base their decisions on what is tangible and what they can…

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