The Bad Mom Podcast Anastasiya Aniccimov

NJ’s Local Hero, Elsie Cruz shares her experience in the US Navy that helped discover her passion from her time served and her current efforts in NJ to help our veterans get the care they need. She exposes issues in the VA that our soldiers are facing such as the lack obgyn services for female veterans and accessibility to proper healthcare and issues such as sexual assault mishandling in the US Navy.

#supportourtroops #supportourveterans #jerseystrong #breastcancersurvivor #navyveteran #veteransupport #veteranoutreach #womenveterans #mentalhealth #sexualassault #healthcaremanagement #ptsdwarrior #militaryproblems #militarypodcast

What do you think of when you see a man in uniform? You assume he is highly respected and lives up to the standards of a soldier and is a protector of the public right? Wrong. Putting on the uniform is just a costume for some people in the military and some soldiers are abusing their family members as well as other members in the military. I'm exposing my abuser and helping other survivors expose them too. Let's Get it!! #militarysexualassault #domesticviolence #rapeculture #useyourvoice

Meet Veronica Aguilar, who mastered anxiety, like it's a form of art. Anxiety Disorders are the most common mental illness in the US, affecting 40 million adults in age 18 and older. It also affects children because many develop it while growing up. Veronica was aware of her anxiety at a young age and watched her family members suffer from it. She decided to find a way to live with it and overcome it. She is a published author of her book Trapped in Anxiety at age 18. She is an entrepreneur who is dedicated to helping others achieve success and become a master of managing their own mental health with her life advice found in her book. Join us in our discussion to crush the stigma of mental health and bring hope to the next generation in conquering their demons and achieving their dreams no matter what obstacles are in the way. 
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https://veronicatheauthor.wixsite.com/mysite

Marci Wolff Ober, LMFT, is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with over 30 years of

wide-ranging clinical mental health experience. Marci has worked with a wide variety of people

in many roles and settings, is a certified yoga teacher and enjoys speaking and educating the

public on topics of importance. Marci is the author of the book, “The KrazyGirl Survival Guide,

” the how to manual for all aspects of mental health and wellness, and the founder of the

KrazyGirl Project, a 501(c) 3 non profit, dedicated to busting mental health stigma and providing

teaching tools for wellness available to all around the world.



Visit Marci at https://krazygirlproject.com



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Kia, an inspirational immigrant from Iran tell his story of how he broke the cycle of domestic violence by overcoming adversity, becoming a Christian and achieving his dream of being a soccer player in America!

Meet Nikki, a badass mama shares the actions she took to take control of her life after she ran out of excuses for her abuser. She endured a toxic, physically and emotionally abusive relationship for nearly two years because there were children involved and naturally she tried to make things work. Eventually, the more excuses she made for her partner the more she realized that her child deserved better and she had to get out of that relationship or face more problems. There is no excuse for any kind of abuse especially physical abuse. When Nikki was left with no choice but to contact authorities for help, she suffered backlash from friends and people she trusted in her life who did nothing to help her when she asked for help. She came out about the abuse publicly on social media to address the overwhelming gossip around her small town. I have a lot of respect for Nikki for her courage to speak up because her abuser threated to kill her many times. 

#domesticviolenceawareness #wewillnotbesilent #bethechange #dontsufferinsilence