Inner Light with Ellen Wyoming DeLoy Ellen Wyoming DeLoy

In this short epidose today I break down a concept I worked with recently to support an executive coaching client who was in a spot of shame, pain, and self-punishment after a mistake and a challenging situation. If you're a heart-centered and progressive leader who finds themselves on occasion walking on eggshells after making a mistake and wallowing in feeling like this is something that's going to be very hard to come back from and you are stuck feeling raw and like you want to disappear, this is for you.
 
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Dr. Karen Paez straddles two worlds and I think it's what really makes her special as a practicioner. She oversees over 1800 people in her day to day as an administrative leader at a community college - and is also a licensed psychologist who is focused on helping other leaders step-in, or deepen their authenticity in their leadership through a therapeutic relationship. Sign me up! I hope you enjoy the episode, and you can learn more about Dr. Karen here: https://www.drkarenpaez.com/
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Ellen and Beth Anne go deeper on nervous system supports and how we take care of ourselves.
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Beth Anne Fisher, PT, DPT and I have been thinking about holding a series of conversations for awhile now. Now is the time. In this episode we talk together about our lives, where we are now, and how it relates to the nervous system support, and retraining, we need.
As we continue the series you can reach out to us with questions or ponderings of your own. We'd love to research and explore further in alignment with what's also interesting for you.
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Recently at a dinner we hosted my longtime friend and old neighbor asked me, "Ellen, now, what do you do again?" So. Here we go. Tell me what you think of the elevator pitch.
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TW: This episode mentions experiences of sexual violence, child abuse, and psychological trauma.


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Kiersten dubbed herself initially as a relucant medium, when she realized she could communicate with people, children specifically, who had passed away. Initially, she didn't believe it herself and wasn't sure what to do with it. But then, when it was most needed in her life, the voices of those she communicates with (and those alive and well in her life today), stood by her through a disruption of chaos and then a healing journey of her own like no other. 


Listen in today with my interview with Kiersten to hear her lessons, and even if you're not able to communicate with those who have passed (or fully skeptical about it anyway), she shares points of wisdom that any of us can take home and try.


Learn more about Kiersten and get her book, here: https://www.kierstenhathcock.com/


 


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