Empowered Conversations Podcast Suzi Petrozzi

Tess is a paramedic in her early thirties passionate about helping people and learning about their stories. She struggled throughout life experiencing severe depression and anxiety.In our conversation Tess generously opens up about her journey to overcoming mental health challenges, drawing inspiration from Buddhist philosophy and the stories of people she met through her work. She shares her insights and experiences offering hope and wisdom to all who listen.
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Bill Hamilton is 78 years of age. His approach to life has been one of calm, patience and persistence. So, when he got diagnosed with Parkinsons' two years ago, Bill applied the same approach to his health, despite the ups-and-downs and the uncertainty of this disease. 

Resources: 

Book: The New Parkinson's Treatment: Exercise is Medicine by  Melissa McConaghy.

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In her corporate career Karen Chaston was a CFO of a publicly listed company and a senior manager for more than 25 years.  In July 2011, Karen’s life changed forever when her 27-year-old son, Dan, suddenly and unexpectedly passed away. Within 15 months, Karen resigned from her job and began a personal, professional and spiritual journey which led to her co-founding the Chaston Centre, a place for meaningful living. 

Resources: 

    • Karen Chaston Website: https://www.thechastoncentre.com/

    • Karen Chaston Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/karen.chastonhttps://www.facebook.com/thechastoncentre/ 

    • Karen Chaston Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/karenchaston/

    • Karen Chaston Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/empowerwomen/

    • Karen Chaston Twitter: https://twitter.com/KarenChaston4u

Books mentioned in this episode:

- Demystifying Loss: The Chaston Centre Bookshelf https://www.thechastoncentre.com/bookshelf/

- "What Happened to You: Conversations of Trauma, Resilience and Healing by Dr Bruce Perry and Oprah Winfrey 

- "Life on the Other Side" by Sylvia Browne.

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Georgia Campbell is a 27-year old woman from Sydney's Northern Beaches, passionate about agriculture and education. She is not afraid to diverge from the commonly treaded path so it was almost no surprise to her mother when she moved to the Northern Territory to become a governess on Australia's 2nd largest property, Alexandria Station. Georgia now manages and delivers a government funded program aimed at exposing children across NSW to farms and agricultural systems. 

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Kerrie Miller is the General Manager Business Operations and People at Smarter Communities, a leading strata management company. She is an authentic leader with over 30 years experience as a senior human resources professional. She cares about people and understand how important it to invest in her team. We talk about leadership in 2022. 
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James Day is 22 years old. He is completing a double degree in political science and international relations at the ANU Canberra. Transition to university was difficult as he struggled with depression, anxiety and ADHD before he found his true passion for stand-up comedy.
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