Jolly Ever After Podcast Steph & Neal Jolly

Hosted by Steph and Neal Jolly. Staying positive in a hard season is not about being happy all the time, since that would be quite unrealistic and denying your valid feelings. It means that even when you're having hard days, you believe there are better ones to come. Today we'll be sharing a little insight into how we're navigating fertility, this pandemic, and other life circumstances we have no control over. We hope you get some practical advice and actionable steps to make changes in how you're responding to life when it's not going as you planned, tune in!

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Hosted by Steph and Neal Jolly. Today we're sharing how we've learned to deal with conflict in our marriage. Like all couples, we face our fair share of conflicts and disagreements. And so managing our words, composure and actions in those times is very important. We are life-long learners and have always prioritized working on our marriage -- especially our communication. So on today's episode we're sharing things we learned from premarital counselling, tools we took away from doing therapy together in our second year of marriage, resources we lean on, and some personal stories.

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We'd love to hear from you! Leave us a review with what you'd like to hear next from us this season. And be sure to hit that subscribe button to stay in the loop for new episodes every Wednesday.

You can also find us on Instagram, @JollyEverAfterPodcast, where we continue the conversation and share more content and updates.

Social: @JollyEverAfterPodcast, @StephSterjovski, @NealJolly

Hosted By Steph and Neal Jolly. In today's episode Neal shares his personal accounts and incidents of targeted racism, and their residual effects. We talk about Ahmaud Arbery, Rest In Peace, and the legacy he leaves behind. We discuss the need for more awareness around the programmed or developed racist-rhetoric and behaviour, as well as targeted racial-hatred towards coloured (minority) people. And bringing that awareness, as the collective human race, to a place of more compassion and understanding though educated conversations, and while being a shoulder or an ear to those that have been targets and victims of racism. 

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We'd love to hear from you! Leave us a review with what you'd like to hear next from us this season. And be sure to hit that subscribe button to stay in the loop for new episodes every Wednesday.

You can also find us on Instagram, @JollyEverAfterPodcast, where we continue the conversation and share more content and updates.

Social: @JollyEverAfterPodcast, @StephSterjovski, @NealJolly

Hosted by Steph and Neal Jolly. Mental health and anxiety is a huge topic right now -- especially with everything being so out of our control currently. In today’s episode we share personal experiences, identifying the source and some tools we can suggest that can offer some support during this time.

Hosted by Steph and Neal Jolly. On today's episode we just want to hang out with you guys and talk about how we've been making the most of this time in quarantine. We CAN have peace and joy, even in the most chaotic seasons of life and today we're going to talk about how that's possible and why! Grab a cozy drink and let's chill!

Hosted by Steph & Neal Jolly. Miscarriages are as common as 1 in 3, yet we don't hear about them as often. Many walk through the hardship alone. In today's episode, we are sharing our story about our miscarriage from last September 2019, in hopes it would bring awareness as well as comfort to anyone currently experiencing a loss or struggling to conceive. We share the raw side of our TTC journey and the reason we still have hope after our loss...