Aligned and Unapologetic

Antoinette Placides

Welcome to Aligned and Unapologetic! A podcast where we will share with you stories and journeys of unapologetic women stepping into their power and live life in their fullness and wholeness, unapologetically.

  1. 06/01/2023

    1.15 What Is Codependency and How To Heal From It with Tamala Shaw

    Episode Description Trigger warning: This podcast episode touches on many sensitive topics like addiction and alcoholism. If these are triggering for you, please use caution when listening or skip this episode for now. One cliché goes that no man is an island - no one stands alone. But there's also a thin line that divides caring for someone and being codependent on them. How do you know that your relationship is already the latter? To answer this question, I talked to someone who stared at it in the face - and thrived. This episode features Tamala Shaw, a co-dependent survivor now helping others heal from the same situation through her advocacy, codependentme.org. From her experience, she shares the telltale signs that you are in a codependent relationship. She also talks about what it's like to be in one - how it feels to lose yourself in taking care of someone else, and how to ultimately reclaim your power, learn to set boundaries, and be unapologetically you. If you're struggling with codependency or think you might be in a codependent relationship, this episode is for you. Here's what was covered in this episode: What is codependency? The first - and essential thing - you have to do to start breaking the chains of codependency Why boundaries are a weapon for healing and thriving after codependency How detachment with love looks like and why it's okay to let people go Difference between narcissism and manipulation due to codependency Learn more about Tamala: https://codependentme.org/

  2. 05/27/2023

    1.14 Sex-Positive You with Yael Rosenstock Gonzales

    Though sex is a prevalent topic in society, it remains taboo in many social circles. This may be due to the fact that sex is often seen as a private matter, and discussions about it are often considered to be inappropriate in public settings. Additionally, there is a strong stigma surrounding sex in many cultures, which can make people reluctant to discuss it openly. However, this reluctance to talk about sex openly can lead to a lack of education about sexual health, practices, and identities, which can ultimately be harmful. In this sexually charged episode, Yael and I finally address the elephant in the room and touch on topics many don't want to deal with, from breaking away with labels to how to talk about sex to children, how people's experiences and interactions with society affect our perception of sex, and a whole lot more. Mind you, with my background, this is an uncomfortable discussion - but a necessary one if I hope to contribute into creating a safe, nonjudgmental space not only for others but more so for myself. So lower down your inhibitions, open up your mind, and be educated about the power of sex and its role in your identity. Here's what was covered in this episode: How to start finding your sexual identity Where does shame come from and how to get rid of it? How organizations like Kaleidoscope Vibrations help you find your identity without strict labels attached What is fluidity? How to handle sex talk with kids What is sex-positive you?

  3. 05/27/2023

    1.11 How to Find Healing from Generational Trauma and Ancestral Wounds with Dulce Orozco, LMHC

    Why do people suffer from self-limiting beliefs, and why are these critical for women, especially those of color? How can one break the chains brought by ancestral wounds and generational trauma? In this episode, Dulce and I dive right into one of the deepest root causes of poor boundaries, guilt, shame, and difficulty of managing emotions that are so common for people of color. We unapologetically start from the place of ancestral pain and how this impacts who we are today. Ultimately, the goal becomes to make it easier for women to get the help that they need when they need it to start the journey of healing. I am deeply grateful for this opportunity to be raw and candid about my struggles over the past few years living as an immigrant and a person of color. My hope is that this episode will help all women heal from the inside out. The power of our voice and stories matters. Here's what was covered in this episode: The potent impact of ancestral wounds and generational trauma, including how it affects the parenting of future generations Three things to let go of to start healing How to unlearn and undo traditional mindsets and beliefs passed on through generations Differences in the role of coaches, therapists, and other mental practitioners in trauma work Why therapy work is a partnership - and a commitment The need for emotion neutrality and how a shoebox can teach that The reason "cultural competence" is not enough More Details: https://coachunapologetic.com/alignedandunapologeticpodcast/how-to-find-healing-from-generational-trauma-and-ancestral-wounds-with-dulce-orozco

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Welcome to Aligned and Unapologetic! A podcast where we will share with you stories and journeys of unapologetic women stepping into their power and live life in their fullness and wholeness, unapologetically.