Eight months of living out of a suitcase, hopping planes, trains and buses can offer a whole lot of learning experiences. I share my three life lessons that have stretched and challenged me in ways that I wasn’t necessarily expecting before leaving the States.
Beth Anne Fletcher is an Award Nominated Blogger from the UK on food, fashion,
and photography. As a mental health advocate her words and photos are her tools to
inspire and educate her readers.
Beth Anne’s honesty and transparency on her own personal struggles from being in eating disorder recovery, an autism Mama of a beautiful 8 year old boy and the basic challenges of life set her apart from your average blogger and photographer. She is a woman who wears many hats, but she wears them with grace, beauty and a hunger for life that is infectious.
She brings a level of insight through her work that adds tremendous value to the world of mental health. We discuss how it’s ok to not be ok, but through it all learning to fight for ourselves and that self love is one of the best gifts we can ever bestow upon ourselves.
Follow Beth Anne on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/bethannestagram/) and check out her website (https://mynameisbethanne.com/) – she’s amazing!
For more information on CBD Pure visit the GC website (http://www..goodnesschick.com)
Check out the amazing Mental Health News Radio (https://www.mentalhealthnewsradionetwork.com/) for podcasts on mental health & addiction.
Beth Anne Fletcher is an Award Nominated Blogger from the UK on food, fashion,
and photography. As a mental health advocate her words and photos are her tools to
inspire and educate her readers.
Beth Anne’s honesty and transparency on her own personal struggles from being in eating disorder recovery, an autism Mama of a beautiful 8 year old boy and the basic challenges of life set her apart from your average blogger and photographer. She is a woman who wears many hats, but she wears them with grace, beauty and a hunger for life that is infectious.
She brings a level of insight through her work that adds tremendous value to the world of mental health. We discuss how it’s ok to not be ok, but through it all learning to fight for ourselves and that self love is one of the best gifts we can ever bestow upon ourselves.
Follow Beth Anne on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/bethannestagram/) – she’s amazing!
For more information on CBD Pure visit the GC website (http://www..goodnesschick.com)
Check out the amazing Mental Health News Radio (https://www.mentalhealthnewsradionetwork.com/) for podcasts on mental health & addiction.
Nepal is home to resilient people. From the Nepali Civil War (1996-2006) and the catastrophic earthquake in 2015 they have faced tremendous challenges.
I sit with Suresh Gandhari, a volunteer for Happy Children Home (an orphanage that currently houses 17 children an hour outside of Kathmandu) chatting about the orphanage, being a member of the Gandharba Culture (a musician community that can be called the ‘low caste community’ that is both explained as vulnerable and marginalized.
Please visit: Happy Children Home’s Site. Learn more about their mission and their passion for helping the children of Nepal. They are a non-profit – feel free to donate to a spectacular cause. http://happychildrenhome.org/
Nepal is home to resilient people. From the Nepali Civil War (1996-2006) and the catastrophic earthquake in 2015 they have faced tremendous challenges.
I sit with Suresh Gandhari, a volunteer for Happy Children Home (an orphanage that currently houses 17 children an hour outside of Kathmandu) chatting about the orphanage, being a member of the Gandharba Culture (a musician community that can be called the ‘low caste community’ that is both explained as vulnerable and marginalized.
Please visit: Happy Children Home’s Site. Learn more about their mission and their passion for helping the children of Nepal. They are a non-profit – feel free to donate to a spectacular cause. http://happychildrenhome.org/
Molly Garthweite is currently living in Chennai, India teaching English on a Fullbrite
Scholarship. Molly and I chat about the immense value in travel and going outside of our comfort zones. We discuss how providing different cultural experiences for young people should be part of each young person’s educational curriculum rather than an add on later in life.
As a high school student Molly was a tremendous presence as a member of a prevention program I advised, the Drug Squad. Over the years Molly has transitioned from student to teacher. She is a magnificent human being possessing a level of wisdom and insight that is rare. Soak in today’s episode to get inspired!
Have you been on the fence about CBD oil? I am a BIG TIME believer in it’s unlimited benefits. Check out Goodness Chick’s store front for some of my favorite oils that I use home, on the road and are part of my daily life.
Molly Garthwaite is currently living in Chennai, India teaching English on a Fulbright Scholarship. Molly and I chat about the immense value in travel and going outside of our comfort zones. We discuss how providing different cultural experiences for young people should be part of each young person’s educational curriculum rather than an add on later in life.
As a high school student Molly was a tremendous presence as a member of a prevention program I advised, the Drug Squad. Over the years Molly has transitioned from student to teacher. She is a magnificent human being possessing a level of wisdom and insight that is rare. Soak in today’s episode to get inspired!
Have you been on the fence about CBD oil? I am a BIG TIME believer in it’s unlimited benefits. Check out Goodness Chick’s store front for some of my favorite oils that I use home, on the road and are part of my daily life.
Six+ months into our travels around the world and my greatest instructor through this trip? My three and a half year old. I’ve learned more about myself, family and the world experiencing it with my three year old in tote.
I believe that our kids can teach us things including humility, patience and compassion. Taking a step back and looking at things through their eyes can do marvelous things for the mind and heart.
Six+ months into our travels around the world and my greatest instructor through this trip? My three and a half year old. I’ve learned more about myself, family and the world experiencing it with my three year old in tote.
I believe that our kids can teach us things including humility, patience and compassion. Taking a step back and looking at things through their eyes can do marvelous things for the mind and heart.
Founder of Psychreg, Dennis Relojo, joins me to chat is breaking down barriers and removing stigmas through the internet. Dennis is using his site, Psychreg, to create a less clinical and more approachable feel to learning about mental health issues and accessing support.
Dennis’s approach is bringing sorely needed information to those who need it rather than having those who are hurting and uncertain have to seek information or services out.
Please visit Psychreg for articles and insight on psychology, all things mental health and wellness. Psychreg is also on Twitter (https://twitter.com/psychreg) and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/psychreg.org/).
