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A feminist podcast which shines a light on two things: 1. People doing brilliant work to advance equality between men and women; 2. and pioneering work carried out by women in a whole range of fields.....that we all need to know about! Join me for interviews with some of the fascinating people I've come across since writing 'The Invisible Job'
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Donna Williams from High Blood Pressure Wellness Lifestyle Podcast specializing in teaching high blood pressure diagnosed individuals, especially women of color, looking for guidance in keeping their heart strong, get abundantly clear on the vision statement ‘Eat Well to Live Well’. Donna Williams, Certified Holistic Health Coach of info-on-high-blood-pressure.com, offers private coaching, runs online programs on short Whole Foods Cleansing that teaches the principles of clean eating; Treat, ...
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Whole Self Podcast

Sharon Wegman, Cait Beiler, Kayla Seader

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Welcome to the Whole Self Podcast, where a group practice of professional counselors discuss all aspects of mental health and the importance of healing the body, mind, and spirit.
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Send us a text Today’s truly transformative episode where we dive deep into the vast ocean of energy healing. Picture this: the gentle rhythm of your breath aligning with the beat of your spirit, peeling back the layers of your consciousness to reveal the incredible power that lies within you. Today, we're exploring how intentional breathwork, coup…
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Send us a text Are you struggling with the delicate balance between managing your blood pressure and finding impotence relief? You’re not alone, and today’s episode opens the door to solutions that can transform your life. Whether you're feeling isolated or just desperate for answers that work with your current medication, you’ll find hope and clar…
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Send us a text When we think about stress, we rarely consider its full impact. I'm talking about the hidden cost of stress, the way it silently crushes your digestive system and inflates your blood pressure, putting your health at serious risk. Today, we're peeling back the layers to reveal how stress affects us on a deeper level than we ever imagi…
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Send us a text Are you curious about the best ways to stay vital and age like fine wine? Well, this is just for you. We’ll be sharing powerful strategies and actionable steps you can take to manage your blood pressure effectively and enhance your overall well-being. Get ready to transform your health journey with tips that defy time and enhance you…
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Send us a text Feeling constantly tired? You're missing out on restful magic! Today, we're busting the myth that sleep is the be-all and end-all of rest. High blood pressure affects millions and a simple tweak like incorporating different types of rest can make a huge difference. Trust us, by the end of this episode, you’ll be ready to prioritize r…
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What is healthy submission and boundaries in marriage, and when can submission cross the line into control? As a group practice of therapists, we too often see biblical submission used in an unhealthy way. In this episode, licensed, professional counselors Sharon and Kayla discuss the cultural context and biblical understanding of love and submissi…
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Women were facing discrimination and under-representation in most publicly funded Irish theatres, especially the biggest and most well known ones. Women's stories and female artists were being given less space, continuing the myth that a male-dominated culture is both normal and acceptable. WakingTheFeminists was a campaign by group of men and wome…
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Send us a text Are you ready for a heart health revolution? In today’s episode, we’re unveiling our Heart Health Master Plan. It’s all about understanding your blood pressure and making delicious, low-sodium changes to your diet. We’ll walk you through how to establish a baseline for your blood pressure at home and share practical tips to lower sod…
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Send us a text We’ve all experience this before! You’re just sitting around, minding your own business, and then out of nowhere, you get hit with this intense craving for a slice of pizza or a piece of chocolate. You know those random moments when you just can't stop thinking about something specific to eat, even if you're not really hungry? Well, …
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Send us a text Do you find it difficult to consume your daily water intake? Today, we're swimming into a topic that's crucial for those battling high blood pressure and diabetes, keeping their water intake up. Imagine it’s a scorching summer day, and you’re parched, now multiply that dehydration risk tenfold if you’re managing health conditions tha…
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A re-release of an old episode! In 2022, we did a series called “Know Thy Trauma.” Throughout multiple episodes, we discussed trauma and its components: generational trauma, attachment styles, triggers, and so much more. This summer, we’re revamping our most popular episodes of that series! To start us off, we have part 1 of 5 types of narcissists.…
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Send us a text Anyone who has experienced digestive pains, cramps, skin issues, joint pains, allergy symptoms, mood changes, and bloating knows how frustrating and uncomfortable these symptoms can feel. Though there are many causes of digestive problems, food is often a culprit. The elimination diet helps us pinpoint which foods might be causing th…
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Send us a text Step into a world where stress melts away, the power of physical activity is your key! From brisk walks to vigorous workouts, each movement revitalizes your mind and body. Harness this dynamic force to improve your mood, enhance your sleep, and increase your overall life satisfaction. Discover how simple daily activities can lead to …
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Send us a text Eat more fat; eat less fat. Cut carbohydrates from your diet; eat carbohydrates but only at certain times. Artificial sweeteners are a great alternative; artificial sweeteners wreak havoc on your gut. Do any of this sound familiar? When it comes to making decisions about your health, there’s often a lot of conflicting and confusing i…
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Send us a text Starting a journey towards better health can often feel like standing at the base of a mountain, looking up at the peak. It's no small feat, but with the proper foundation, it's not only possible, it's achievable. Setting personal health goals is the foundation of a healthier lifestyle. One of the most challenging things about laying…
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Send us a text Do you ever feel like there's too much to do in terms of living a healthier life? You might feel like you have no idea where to start or that so much needs to change you feel discouraged. While I understand those feelings completely, I want to encourage you that there is a more effective and less stressful way. Hi, I’m Donna Williams…
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Send us a text Embarking on a journey toward healthy living is about so much more than just mastering your diet and fitting in regular workouts. Yes, nutrition and physical activity are the cornerstones of good health, but true wellness goes deeper, embracing a more rounded view of well-being. It's a holistic quest that brings mental health, our re…
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Professional counselors Sharon and Kayla are joined by guest Matt Owen, a counselor at the Moore Resilient Group, to discuss the messaging Western culture sends men and what boxes men can be put in as a result. They talk about gender roles, what men are taught about friendships and romantic relationships from a young age, how men are shown to handl…
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Send us a text Anxiety is a normal and common human emotion. At the same time this disorder is the most common form of mental illness because sometimes anxiety can be so overwhelming. Fortunately for us, there are so many humane treatment options available than ever before with proven ways in coping this treatable human feeling. Today I have a very…
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Send us a text For many of us, the blossoming of flowers and warmer weather brings with them a less welcome sign of the season: allergies. Sneezing, itchy eyes, and a runny nose can take the joy out of spring. But fear not—managing seasonal allergies is possible with a few proactive steps. Hello, you’re listening to High Blood Pressure Wellness Lif…
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Send us a text An evening routine isn't just a set of tasks. It's a crucial ritual that tells your brain it's time to wind down, which is essential for regulating your circadian rhythm and managing stress. This routine is about creating a transition from the day's busyness to the calm of the night, helping your body and mind relax and rejuvenate. H…
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Send us a text Mindful movements help us cultivate awareness, reduce stress, and develop a greater sense of connection to ourselves and the world around us. By dedicating time each day to mindfulness, we can improve our mental and emotional well-being, leading to increased resilience, happiness, and overall life satisfaction. Hello, you’re listenin…
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Low sexual desire in married women is a topic we encounter a lot in our counseling office, and is more nuanced than you think. Licensed, professional counselors Sharon Wegman and Kayla Seader discuss the factors that contribute to lower sex drive, like gender roles, purity culture, unequal labor divisions in the home, pornography, and more. This ep…
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Send us a text In the whirlwind of our daily lives, the concept of self-care is often pushed to the sidelines, overlooked amidst the myriad of things demanding our attention. Yet, having solid self-care habits in place is a cornerstone for our physical and mental health. Embracing these practices nurtures our wellbeing and empowers us to navigate l…
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Send us a text The lymphatic system monitors and filters out foreign invaders, such as bacteria, viruses, and cancer cells. To put it mildly all of our cellular waste is cleaned in the lymph nodes then recycled back to the blood. Today you’ll learn how you can easily support this system. Hello, you’re listening to High Blood Pressure Wellness Lifes…
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Have you seen tons of posts on social media about narcissists, or people breaking off relationships with “toxic” people? In this episode, Sharon and Mandy break down concepts that have been popularized by pop psychology, like narcissism, gaslighting, abuse, trauma, and more to help bring clarity to what is true about these topics and what is not. F…
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In this episode I am thrilled to be speaking with the hugely talented Marina Carr – winner of multiple international awards, a member of Aosdána and regarded by many as Ireland's leading playwright. Marina delves deep into the power behind the characters she creates and her writing approach, as well as fascinating insights on how she views history,…
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Pop psychology can encompass any psychological concept, diagnosis, theory, etc, that has been popularized in mainstream media. You might have seen some of the following terms on social media: narcissism, toxicity, gaslighting, triggers, codependency, abuse, or more. In part one, Sharon Wegman (MA, NCP, LPC) and Mandy talk about the rise of pop psyc…
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Chronic illness impacts not only our physical health, but our mental health as well. The lifestyle changes, dietary changes, relational changes, and more can lead to feelings of isolation, depression, anxiety. Individuals can also go through traumatic experiences amidst those changes and during the process of diagnosis and treatment, which can lead…
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In this episode I'm chatting with the journalist, documentary maker and author Manchán Magan about unearthing stories of the knowledge and power wielded by women – both real and mythical – in Ireland of old. Manchán also shares with me a treasure trove of Irish words used to describe women's sexuality and bodies.…
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My guest in Episode 3 is Dr. Emily Harris, a psychologist and researcher from the University of Melbourne. We shine a light on work she and her colleagues are doing on the link between The Invisible Job* (of parenting and running a home) and low sexual desire in women. Just to add, Dr Harris is an expert on female orgasm frequency, so for all you e…
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Award-winning novelist Claire Kilroy's new book 'Soldier Sailor' may just be her best yet. Kilroy's personal experience of being denied the freedom to resume professional writing for 10 years since becoming a mother has given birth to 'Soldier Sailor' – an unflinchingly honest account of the frustration, tedium, loneliness and resentment many mothe…
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In this episode, former teacher Mandy Kaucher and trauma therapist Cait Beiler sit down to discuss student behavior. They identify four main types of student behavior (the disengaged student, the outburst student, the defiant student, and the perfectionist), and talk about what how those might show up in your classroom and what you can do about the…
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In the follow up to parts 1 and 2 about the mental load and weaponized incompetence, professional counselors Sharon and Kayla discuss ways to go about talking to your spouse or partner about those topics. There are tips for having a successful conversation, examples of different types of boundaries, and more! Links: Boundaries by Cloud and Townsend…
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In this episode, professional counselor Sharon Wegman is joined by former-teacher-turned-office-admin Mandy Kaucher to discuss how teachers can set boundaries, and the benefits of doing so. They discuss boundaries with administration, parents, students, and self, as well as things teachers can do to help stave off burnout and improve their mental h…
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Nadiane Kruk was Professor of Engineering at a top university in Brazil. As she was completing her PhD, she became a mother and discovered the challenges of trying be a good parent and a successful academic. Having lived and worked in Brazil and in Germany, Nadiane realised that social policies in both countries made life almost impossible for work…
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In a follow up to our episode on the mental load, licensed, professional counselors Sharon and Kayla discuss weaponized incompetence, and how that can be used in defense against sharing the mental load in a relationship. Weaponized incompetence occurs when someone attempts to not learn tasks, does them badly, or invalidates them to try and get out …
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In this episode, Sharon and office administrator Mandy discuss strategies for dealing with emotionally unhealthy parents as a follow up to part one. They also chat about new changes coming to their office that you can hear at the end of the episode! After this episode, we will be taking a hiatus from our podcast to focus on those changes, so make s…
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An emotionally unhealthy parent is one who has never worked through their own past or childhood wounds, so they cannot handle hard emotions or feelings. They will often justify not having done so, and show a pattern of unhealthy behaviors and communication. In this episode, therapists Sharon and Cait describe the traits of emotionally unhealthy par…
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Professional counselors Cait and Kayla discuss what to do (and what not to do) to communicate effectively in safe relationships. They go through the tips in the book Attached: The New Science of Adult Attachment and How It Can Help You Find--and Keep-- Love by Rachel Heller, Amir Levine and explain each step in depth and with examples. If you've ev…
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In this episode, counselors Cait and Sharon build off the previous episode about what kids are feeling when it comes times to go back to school. They discuss what anxiety is, how kids experience it, and how important it is for parents to be able to attune to their children's feelings to help them work through whatever they are experiencing. They gi…
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In this episode, professional counselors Cait and Sharon discuss why children might start acting differently when August hits. They explain why kids might start feeling more anxious, and what anxiety looks like in kids who don't have the language or awareness to explain or name what they're feeling. Find us on Instagram @wholeselftherapists!…
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In this episode, professional counselors Cait and Sharon discuss how our adult views and decisions surrounding money were formed and influenced. While it is a topic sometimes seen as taboo or not something everyone wants to discuss, it's helpful to dig into our feelings and reactions around money- it can tell us a lot about ourselves and our belief…
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In this episode, professional counselors Sharon and Cait discuss how our relationship with food was influenced and how we might've formed our beliefs about it. They discuss the different variables, how to avoid passing unhealthy beliefs to our children, and how to break unhealthy beliefs tied to food. If you are in the state of Pennsylvania and are…
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In this episode, Sharon and Cait follow up on the last episode about how parenting is triggering. They discuss what can trigger parents or caretakers in each age group of newborns/babies, 0-5, and up, and how we can cope when we are triggered. The book mentioned in today's episode can be found here: https://www.amazon.com/Whole-Brain-Child-Revoluti…
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In this bonus episode, Sharon Wegman interviews Ann Bruno, M. Ed., CARC, about her specialty of addictions treatment, and how outside-of-the-box thinking can aid professionals in their recovery. If you are interested in Ann Bruno's program, The Sober Academy, you can get in touch with her through her email: brunoann1@msn.com or call/text: 520-370-9…
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In this episode, counselors Sharon and Cait discuss the big emotions we can feel while parenting. They explore the following questions and more: Why can we feel so riled up from our kids? Why can we feel like our bodies are on edge? Why do we want to shut down when our child behaves a certain way? Or have the sudden urge to yell? In the next episod…
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