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#22 Energetic Boundaries; Watching Out Where Your Precious Energy Is Spent

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Did you know that you have a right to be mindful of where your precious energy is spent?!

This is one of my favourite topics — and most commonly talked about with clients.

Here is a link to episode one of my podcast, as I mention: Apple podcasts here and Spotify here.

In this episode I speak about:

  • energetic vacuums and radiators
  • not taking on other people's negative projections
  • holding your own in who you are, what you do and why
  • knowing your approach is valid and expressing resistance to receiving unsolicited advice
  • letting go of people pleasing and over apologising
  • menstrual cycle awareness (and pre-menstrual TRUTH) and planning your diary to avoid certain things and people
  • inner child work
  • looking after me and how it helps me and my daughter
  • the mother load
  • Dr Gabor Maté's research on women and ill health

Themes: Boundaries, Parenting, Motherhood, Mental Health

At the end, I share a poem written by Danielle Doby.

Did you enjoy this episode? Want to learn more about working with me? Why not book in for a commitment free 30-minute connection call here?

For more insights, you can follow me on Instagram, and don't forget to sign up for my newsletter at www.thebirthrecoverycoach.com.

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Did you know that you have a right to be mindful of where your precious energy is spent?!

This is one of my favourite topics — and most commonly talked about with clients.

Here is a link to episode one of my podcast, as I mention: Apple podcasts here and Spotify here.

In this episode I speak about:

  • energetic vacuums and radiators
  • not taking on other people's negative projections
  • holding your own in who you are, what you do and why
  • knowing your approach is valid and expressing resistance to receiving unsolicited advice
  • letting go of people pleasing and over apologising
  • menstrual cycle awareness (and pre-menstrual TRUTH) and planning your diary to avoid certain things and people
  • inner child work
  • looking after me and how it helps me and my daughter
  • the mother load
  • Dr Gabor Maté's research on women and ill health

Themes: Boundaries, Parenting, Motherhood, Mental Health

At the end, I share a poem written by Danielle Doby.

Did you enjoy this episode? Want to learn more about working with me? Why not book in for a commitment free 30-minute connection call here?

For more insights, you can follow me on Instagram, and don't forget to sign up for my newsletter at www.thebirthrecoverycoach.com.

  continue reading

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