It's aPARENTly Time Podcast Hazel Walker, LMFT

What steps should be taken to prepare your body for pregnancy? What factors constitutes a high-risk pregnancy? What’s the appropriate age to start thinking about freezing your eggs? Tune into this episode to hear from an OBGYN as she answers these questions and so many more related to women's health. 
For more information about the services I provide as a licensed marriage & family therapist, check out my website at www.itsaparentlytime.com.  For access to my free prompted guide called "Loving on Myself Today and Everyday" here. You can also follow my business on Instagram @itsaparentlytime to get updates on when new episodes are available. Please note: This podcast was created as an opportunity to discuss various topics as it relates to how you can grow and take better care of yourself as you navigate dating, marriage, parenting, pregnancy, and the single life. This does not, in any way, replace therapy with a licensed professional. To find a clinician in your area, you can utilize Psychology Today or contact the behavioral health line through your insurance provider.

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To finish off the series of celebrating Black Love for the month of February, tune into this conversation with another amazing couple. From low-key being set up by his mom to learning how to make their marriage their own, Styves & Valerie share their love story and some useful tips. 
For more information about the services I provide as a licensed marriage & family therapist, check out my website at www.itsaparentlytime.com.  For access to my free prompted guide called "Loving on Myself Today and Everyday" here. You can also follow my business on Instagram @itsaparentlytime to get updates on when new episodes are available. Please note: This podcast was created as an opportunity to discuss various topics as it relates to how you can grow and take better care of yourself as you navigate dating, marriage, parenting, pregnancy, and the single life. This does not, in any way, replace therapy with a licensed professional. To find a clinician in your area, you can utilize Psychology Today or contact the behavioral health line through your insurance provider.

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Once again we are celebrating more Black Love for the month of February! For today's episode, tune into this conversation with Nate & Lilly as they talk about some valuable lessons they've learned throughout their time together. We talk about intimacy, navigating extended family, and so much more.
For more information about the services I provide as a licensed marriage & family therapist, check out my website at www.itsaparentlytime.com.  For access to my free prompted guide called "Loving on Myself Today and Everyday" click here. You can also follow my business on Instagram @itsaparentlytime to get updates on when new episodes are available. Please note: This podcast was created as an opportunity to discuss various topics as it relates to how you can grow and take better care of yourself as you navigate dating, marriage, parenting, pregnancy, and the single life. This does not, in any way, replace therapy with a licensed professional. To find a clinician in your area, you can utilize Psychology Today or contact the behavioral health line through your insurance provider.

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It's Black History Month and although I celebrate my Blackness everyday, I take this time to acknowledge what we are capable of. We love and we love hard. With Valentine's Day around the corner, I figure this is a great opportunity to highlight and reflect on the beauty of Black love. Join into this conversation where I am joined by a lovely couple, Jeremiah & Fabeola, who shares their love story and provides some awesome tips on how to have a successful marriage even after kids. 

For more information about the services I provide as a licensed marriage & family therapist, check out my website at www.itsaparentlytime.com.  You can also follow my business on Instagram @itsaparentlytime to get updates on when new episodes are available. Please note: This podcast was created as an opportunity to discuss various topics as it relates to how you can grow and take better care of yourself as you navigate dating, marriage, parenting, pregnancy, and the single life. This does not, in any way, replace therapy with a licensed professional. To find a clinician in your area, you can utilize Psychology Today or contact the behavioral health line through your insurance provider.


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It's February which means it's Black History Month and although I celebrate my Blackness everyday, I take this time to acknowledge what we are capable of. We love and we love hard. With Valentine's Day around the corner, I figure this is a great opportunity to highlight and reflect on the beauty of Black love. Join into this conversation where I take time to reintroduce myself and welcome you to this podcast. You will also hear my husband and I talk about our love story and share some valuable takeaways for how to make your relationship or marriage work. 

For more information about the services I provide as a licensed marriage & family therapist, check out my website at www.itsaparentlytime.com.  You can also follow my business on Instagram @itsaparentlytime to get updates on when new episodes are available. Please note: Please note: This podcast was created as an opportunity to discuss various topics as it relates to how you can grow and take better care of yourself as you navigate dating, marriage, parenting, pregnancy, and the single life. This does not, in any way, replace therapy with a licensed professional. To find a clinician in your area, you can utilize Psychology Today or contact the behavioral health line through your insurance provider.

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Keeping intimacy alive... how is this done once the baby arrives? It can definitely be a struggle to realign and figure yourselves out after experiencing this major life transition. The birth of a child is exciting but can also be disruptive to the balance that you’ve worked to establish prior to their birth. So how do we do this? How do you get back to a place of being able to prioritize the needs of your marriage or relationship? Tune in to hear the conversation with Melissa Callahan, a LMFT and clinical supervisor who specializes in attachment work with couples. 
For more information about the services I provide as a licensed marriage & family therapist, check out my website at www.itsaparentlytime.com.  You can also follow my business on Instagram @itsaparentlytime to get updates on when new episodes are available. Please note: Please note: This podcast was created as an opportunity to discuss various topics as it relates to how you can grow and take better care of yourself as you navigate dating, marriage, parenting, pregnancy, and the single life. This does not, in any way, replace therapy with a licensed professional. To find a clinician in your area, you can utilize Psychology Today or contact the behavioral health line through your insurance provider.

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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/itsaparentlytime/support