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Non-Serving Beliefs Can Hold You Back According to Coach Sarah Bailey

Most of Sarah Flaherty Bailey’s clients have been carrying LIMITING BELIEFS that have been holding them back from the life of their dreams. On average, adults have between 50,000-70,000 thoughts per day and feel like one word here and there doesn’t make a difference. But the nuances in language can create very different realities…should vs. choose can mean the difference between obligation vs. opportunity.

With this in mind the old adage “sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me” has been reinforcing the belief that words are not powerful…but they are! In addition to her one-on-one coaching, she has created The Purpose Process workshop. This intense and exciting workshop helps you discover your LIMITING BELIEFS that have been holding you back and allows you to re-write them.

Adult Relationships with Aaron Huey

Aaron Huey, founder of Firemountain Residential Treatment Center and host of Beyond Risk and Back, discusses how important it is to take care of the adult relationships in your life. This is a part of taking care of your kids – an important part. When we neglect our own self-care in order to take care of our children or anyone else, the example we set for our kids is that their own self-care can take a backseat. All of those relationships in our lives as adults such as with our ex-partners, coparents, extended family members, and so on are important and deserve healthy maintenance.

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I Can See Queerly Now

Aaron Huey, host of Beyond Risk and Back and founder of Firemountain Residential Treatment Center, and his guests get real on identity and supporting your LGBT and queer teen.

Queer Asterisk provides queer and trans informed counseling services, education and community offerings to cultivate the well-being of LGBTQ+ folks in Colorado and beyond. Our programs value connection to self and other and are a great place to explore identity and meet new people. Go to queerasterisk.com for up-to-date times and location or learn more!

Interview with a Mom: Cutting Free

Aaron Huey, your host and the owner of Fire Mountain Residential Treatment Center, talks with a mother who shares her story of cutting.
What is cutting?Why is this commonplace with so many kids and also adults?How to help?Is there hope?
In the most basic sense, cutting is a maladaptive coping mechanism that teenagers (and some adults) use during times of high stress and anxiety. While this act is hardly ever accompanied by suicidal thoughts, there is no single cause that has been identified. This self-harming pattern does not affect any one cultural or socioeconomic group and therefore, is a reasonable worry for parents no matter who they are. On the other hand, it is worthy of noting that self harm by cutting is more prominent in females than males. More…

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Don’t be ashamed if you have a mental health issue with Johnny Crowder

No one should be judged or discriminated if they have a mental health issue according to Johnny Crowder. He has dealt with serious mental health issues and Johnny describes his journey in this podcast. When people are bullied and/or discriminated, some people experience mental health issues. It’s ok- and you can get professional help to support your well-being. You should check out his new invention below to help encourage people and let them know they are valued.

www.CopesNotes.com

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What About Me? The Wife of A Pot Addict Speaks Out

Transparent and courageous, pushing facts aside and speaking from the heart about her marriage filled with lies, isolation, angry outbursts and….recovery. Aaron Huey,and Erin Morar talk about living with a marijuana addict.

Erin Morar is originally from Baton Rouge, LA but has been a resident of CO for almost 10 years. She has been married to Doug Morar for 22 years and they have three teenage children. She graduated from Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, TX in 1991 with a Bachelors of Social Work and worked for several years as an Employment Recruiter, but retired from the corporate world in 1997 to stay home with her children. She has been involved for the past 5 years as a volunteer leader with a non-profit Christian organization located in Golden, CO called Living Free. They hold weekly classes teaching people how to live out lives of purpose, freedom and wholeness.

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Children, Mental Health, and the Government

Why are we failing children in the system? What is happening to Government support? Can voters change it? Did colorado fail the last Federal Audit?

Dr. Skip Barber is a licensed clinical psychologist who advocates on behalf of kids, their

families and the agencies that serve them.

Dr. Barber has been integral in several public policy

initiatives including leading the effort to create the Facility School Unit and playing a

major role in the efforts to establish adequate rates of reimbursement for child welfare,

youth correction and child mental health services. At the University of Phoenix, Dr.

Barber served as the Lead Faculty member for the Counseling Department from 2008

until 2017.

Jails, Institutions, and Death. Caleb’s Story

Caleb tells his story, beginning at age 9 and now in his 20’s, he looks at life, death, jail, and recovery with a honest account of his struggle. He joins host Aaron Huey, founder of Firemountain Residential Treatment Center,

Parents call my office everyday asking for support, advice, and help with their teens. In this video series, I answer tough questions from parents about raising teens. Watch the video to hear about a popular lie your teen may (or may have already) tried on you.

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When Religion Hurts or Bullies People–Wendy McClelland

Wendy McClelland is a past nominee for Canadian Entrepreneur of the Year. Wendy has had numerous diverse businesses over the past 30 years. The past decade she has focused on helping people better understand social media and marketing. Last year Wendy chose to re-invent herself again with a major shift in her work. She now works to shed light on the abuse women suffer at the hands of religion. She is collecting interviews from women all around the world, from all different faiths. Wendy is also now an advocate for medical cannabis which has helped her greatly improve multiple health issues she lives with. Wendy lives a gypsy life caring for people’s pets as a pet sitter. This allows her to travel and spend lots of time with four-legged friends. Wendy is proving that reinvention is possible at any age!

The Empowered Whistleblower: Dawn Marie Westmoreland on Bullying

Dawn Marie Westmoreland has always found her joy in inspiring, supporting, and empowering those who need it most. That joy has been reflected in her career and continues to be her driving force to this day. Dawn has also experienced workplace bullying and discrimination first-hand. In 2012, Dawn reported her former government agency to the Office of Special Counsel and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission for prohibited personnel practices and retaliation. As a result, her managers and co-workers turned on her, and she was subjected to two years of horrific workplace bullying and discrimination.

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