9 épisodes

From small town teacher to finding my voice. This is a podcast rooted in a love of learning, healing, and authentic story telling; where making mistakes and failing is encouraged as a means to learn and grow. My vision is to foster a community of hope by having hard and honest conversations about societal expectations and personal growth. This is going to be a messy, imperfect journey, but it will be worth it! 

Finding My Small Town Voice Danica St. Arnault

    • Society & Culture
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From small town teacher to finding my voice. This is a podcast rooted in a love of learning, healing, and authentic story telling; where making mistakes and failing is encouraged as a means to learn and grow. My vision is to foster a community of hope by having hard and honest conversations about societal expectations and personal growth. This is going to be a messy, imperfect journey, but it will be worth it! 

    Episode 9: What I've Learned in Therapy So Far

    Episode 9: What I've Learned in Therapy So Far

    In this episode, I discuss my experience with therapy, both individual and marriage counselling, and the things that I've discovered about myself and my relationship. I think therapy is very important and is a healthy way to learn about ourselves and others. I explain some of the tools that I use and some of the obstacles, in my own growth journey, that I'm still working through. 

    • 35 min
    Episode 8: What is Healing? ft. Richel Brousseau

    Episode 8: What is Healing? ft. Richel Brousseau

    In this episode, Richel fearlessly shares her story and talks about the sacred work that she does as a trauma release practitioner. She explains how she works with people to come back home to themselves; she also discusses what it means to be authentic and push through fear. It is an episode that will inspire you to go deeper into your own healing journey. 

    • 1h 10 min
    Episode 7: A Parenting Journey ft. David Michaud

    Episode 7: A Parenting Journey ft. David Michaud

    In this episode, David and I dive into his parenting story. He shares how he learned that he was going to be a father of twins; he also recalls what it was like to have 2 babies, arrive early and, need NICU time. He tells many humorous stories and shares some invaluable advice that he's learned along the way. It is a refreshing conversation, from the male perspective, on the journey of raising kids and learning to let go. 

    • 43 min
    Episode 6: An Important Conversation ft. Laura Sloan

    Episode 6: An Important Conversation ft. Laura Sloan

    In this episode, Laura and I dive into a series of topics that we are passionate about. The conversation begins with Laura's story about why she left the teaching profession. We then discuss what it was like to teach during the pandemic, our favourite authors and speakers, emotional regulation, social media, and boundaries. This conversations explores many different perspectives and topics. I love Laura's positive outlook on life and the way she  examines an issue from multiple perspectives. Her love of learning and her growth mindset is refreshing. 

    • 55 min
    Episode 5: Learning is Messy ft. Curtis St. Arnault

    Episode 5: Learning is Messy ft. Curtis St. Arnault

    Curtis St. Arnault, my husband, comes on the first episode of the year to talk about parenting, learning, vulnerability, and more. It's a refreshing conversation about learning how to normalize making mistakes and letting go of control. 

    • 23 min
    Episode 4: As a Recovering People Pleaser...

    Episode 4: As a Recovering People Pleaser...

    In this brief episode, I talk about my experience as a recovering people pleaser. Learning to pause, breathe, and choose a different response has been a big part of my growth journey this year. 

    • 24 min

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