Podcast appearances and mentions of emily jacobs

What role does interpretation play in helping state parks achieve their goals and serve visitors? Emily Jacobs of Washington State Parks and Rob Barrett of Tennessee State Parks join NAI's Song Stott and Paul Caputo to discuss.

Since October 2023, Palestine solidarity activists have faced a climate of McCarthyist repression, and all signs point to the incoming Trump administration escalating that campaign to silence the anti-genocide movement. Trump's cabinet appointees and supporters have embraced plans to revoke visas of pro-Palestine student organizers, sue colleges to ensure they crack down on protesters, subject anti-Zionist students to FBI questioning, and more—all in the name of fighting antisemitism. In this episode, associate editor Mari Cohen and senior reporter Alex Kane join Emma Saltzberg, US strategic campaigns director for Diaspora Alliance, and Dylan Saba, a staff attorney at Palestine Legal and a contributing writer at Jewish Currents, to discuss the possible shape of the Trump repression regime. We discuss the use of civil rights law to quash student protest, the Heritage Foundation's unnerving “Project Esther” blueprint for suppressing the Palestine solidarity movement, and Congressional attempts to attack the nonprofit status of anti-Zionist groups. We also analyze the multiple right-wing approaches at play—including the distinct but sometimes overlapping “anti-discrimination” and “anti-terrorism” paradigms—and consider possibilities for mobilizing a broader liberal-left coalition to oppose these strategies. Thanks to Jesse Brenneman for producing and to Nathan Salsburg for the use of his song “VIII (All That Were Calculated Have Passed).”Texts Mentioned and Further Resources:“Trump DOJ civil rights pick blasted campus protests, opposed Antisemitism Awareness Act,” Marc Rod, Jewish Insider “The Biden-Harris administration has failed to combat campus antisemitism,” Jonathan Pidluzny, America First Policy Institute“Trump attorney general pick Pam Bondi: 5 things Jews should know,” Lauren Markoe, Forward “The civil rights law shutting down pro-Palestine speech,” Alex Kane, Jewish Currents“Linda McMahon meets with Senators, addresses approach to fighting antisemitism,” Emily Jacobs, Jewish Insider“Project Esther,” The Heritage Foundation “Evangelical Christians are politicizing the Jewish story of Esther,” Jane Eisner, The Washington Post“Congressional Republicans launch 'fishing expedition' against progressive, Jewish, and Palestinian nonprofits,” Matthew Petti, Reason“Virginia judge denies pro-Palestinian group's bid to limit attorney general's...

In this exciting episode, I chat with my friend, Dr. Emily Jacobs, author of Live Your Life For You (Not Your Mom), creator of the Empowered Moms Live Event and the More Than Mom Program. We dive into the often misunderstood topic of boundaries. Dr. Jacobs shares her personal journey from thinking she was great with boundaries to realizing she had much to learn. We discuss practical tips for setting and maintaining boundaries, the importance of reflecting on your choices, and the concept of boundaries as an act of self-respect and love. Emily also highlights the role of faith in setting boundaries, and we touch upon emotional reactions, the importance of communicating with love, and the necessity of circling back to amend mistakes. This episode is a treasure trove for anyone looking to enhance their boundary-setting skills and live a more balanced life… Let's dive in! Resources + Links Follow Dr. Jacobs on IG @dremilyjacobs Get Dr. Jacobs' book here -> Live Your Life For You (Not Your Mom) Visit Dr. Jacobs' website here and learn more about her programs and live event -> https://empoweredmoms.co/ Other books recommended on today's episode: Boundaries by Dr. Henry Cloud and Dr. John Townsend The Best Yes by Lisa Terkeurst Join the Faithfully Nourished Group Program waitlist HERE Follow Brooke on Instagram @brookerozzie Try Happy Juice today! Cortisol + Happy Gut Pack  Kids Supplement Pack Learn more on Brooke's website: www.brookerozzie.com Did you love this episode? Share + Tag @brookerozzie on IG!  If you are loving this podcast, I would greatly appreciate it if you would give it a Rate + Review!

The team began following Chrastil shortly before she became pregnant through in vitro fertilization. During the pregnancy and for two years after she gave birth, they continued doing MRI brain scans and blood tests to see how her brain changed. During this time, Chrastil's sex hormones, like estrogen, increased and decreased. Some of the changes continued past pregnancy. 在克拉斯蒂尔通过体外受精怀孕前不久，研究小组开始追踪她。在她怀孕期间和产后两年内，他们继续进行核磁共振脑部扫描和血液测试，以了解她的大脑如何变化。在此期间，克里斯提尔的性激素（如雌激素）增加或减少。一些变化在怀孕后持续存在。 Emily Jacobs is with the University of California, Santa Barbara and was also a co-writer of the study. Jacobs said earlier studies had taken scans of the brain before and after pregnancy. But she said, none had shown changes in the brain as they were taking place. 艾米丽·雅各布斯 (Emily Jacobs) 来自加州大学圣巴巴拉分校，也是该研究的合著者。雅各布斯说，早期的研究已经在怀孕前后对大脑进行了扫描。但她说，没有一个实验显示出大脑在发生变化时发生的变化。 Unlike past studies, this one centered on many inner areas of the brain as well as the cerebral cortex, the outermost area, said Joseph Lonstein. He is a professor of neuroscience and psychology at Michigan State University and was not involved in the research. 约瑟夫·朗斯坦说，与过去的研究不同，这项研究集中于大脑的许多内部区域以及大脑皮层（最外层的区域）。他是密歇根州立大学神经科学和心理学教授，并未参与这项研究。 Lonstein said it is “a good first step to understanding much more about whole-brain changes that could be possible in a woman across pregnancy and postpartum.” 朗斯坦说，这是“更好地了解女性在怀孕和产后可能发生的全脑变化的良好第一步。” Research in animals has linked some brain changes with qualities that could help the animal care for an infant. The new study does not deal with what the changes mean in terms of human behavior. 对动物的研究发现，一些大脑变化与有助于动物照顾婴儿的品质有关。这项新研究并未涉及这些变化对人类行为意味着什么。 However, Lonstein said that it does describe changes in brain areas involved in social cognition, or thinking. This is how people act with others -- for example, how they understand their thoughts and feelings. 然而，朗斯坦表示，它确实描述了涉及社会认知或思维的大脑区域的变化。这就是人们与他人相处的方式——例如，他们如何理解自己的想法和感受。 The researchers have partners in Spain, and they are developing what they call the Maternal Brain Project. The Ann S. Bowers Women's Brain Health Initiative and the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative support the project. The researchers say they hope scientists can use findings from more than one woman to predict problems such as postpartum depression. 研究人员在西班牙有合作伙伴，他们正在开发所谓的母脑项目。安·S·鲍尔斯 (Ann S. Bowers) 女性大脑健康倡议和陈·扎克伯格倡议 (Chan Zuckerberg Initiative) 支持该项目。研究人员表示，他们希望科学家能够利用不止一名女性的研究结果来预测产后抑郁症等问题。 “There is so much about the neurobiology of pregnancy that we don't understand yet,…” Jacobs said. “关于怀孕的神经生物学，我们还不了解很多，……”雅各布斯说。 She added that this is not because women and pregnancy are too complex. More is not known about pregnancy and the brain, she said, because “biomedical sciences have historically ignored women's health.” 她补充说，这并不是因为女性和怀孕太复杂。她说，关于怀孕和大脑的情况还不清楚，因为“生物医学历来忽视女性的健康。”

Menopause can wreak havoc on mood and body temperature as it signals the end of fertility, but some of the biggest changes it causes are in the brain. Emily Jacobs, assistant professor in the department of psychological and brain sciences at UC Santa Barbara, explains how the precipitous decline in estrogen during the "change of life" disrupts the endocrine system and makes a woman's brain more like... a man's! Plus: Hear from real women describing the wide range of effects they experienced. For more information, transcripts, and all episodes, please visit https://thisisyourbrain.com  For more about Weill Cornell Medicine Neurological Surgery, please visit https://neurosurgery.weillcornell.org  

Emily Jacobs, assistant professor in the department of psychological and brain sciences  at UC Santa Barbara, explains how the precipitous decline in estrogen during the "change of life" disrupts the endocrine system and makes a woman's brain more like... a man's!  For more information, transcripts, and all episodes, please visit https://thisisyourbrain.com For more about Weill Cornell Medicine Neurological Surgery, please visit https://neurosurgery.weillcornell.org  

Boundaries isn't a new word, but during my conversation with Dr. Emily Jacobs, you can see boundaries with a NEW perspective. "Is your boundary worth your self-respect or is it not?"Dr. Emily Jacobs is an author, speaker, nurse, wife, mother, and Founder of Empowered Moms - a community where we raise the bars for mothers who know they are worthy of more, to overcome fear and guilt, break cycles, and pursue dreams beyond motherhood.With over 20 years of healthcare in nursing and corporate leadership experience, Emily started her endeavor coaching healthcare providers and moms ready to up-level life, create healthy boundaries, recognize toxicity, and recover from their burnout stories.Setting healthy boundaries in motherhood is an act of self-care and can honestly be downright uncomfortable. By embracing these boundaries, moms cultivate an environment where their worthiness isn't tied solely to giving endlessly...but also to acknowledge their needs and well-being. We want to model for our children the importance of self-respect and balance laying the groundwork for a future where peace and fulfillment aren't sacrificed for the sake of others.CONNECT WITH GUEST:http://empoweredmoms.co@dremilyjacobsCONNECT WITH HOST:Website: www.mamayouredoinggreat.comIG: @kendahlyanezWant to get connected with other mamas like you?Join the CommunityText the word WELCOME to 855.486.5757 or sign-up HERE to get a weekly encouragement text delivered straight to your phone!Conference Info: Text the word CONFERENCE to 855.486.5757 or mamayouredoinggreat.com/conference

Has your spark for life fizzled? From starting right where you are to embracing self-care, celebrating wins, and discovering your identity beyond motherhood, we uncover the keys to reigniting the spark within.Connect with Emily on Instagram @dremilyjacobs/ and on her website here. I would love to hear your biggest takeaways! Connect with me in the DM's over on Instagram @amytraughJoin us for our free weekly networking event, Coffee Talk, every Monday at 12:30 EST. Click here for details.The Podcast(H)er Network is the fastest growing network for female hosted podcasts. Go on over to www.podcasther.com/amy to learn more about the Network.

In today's episode, Emily Jacobs shares her amazing journey as a Nurse turned CEO Mom. She's an incredible wife, mother, and the founder of Empowered Moms, where she's raising the bar for mothers who know they're worthy of more. Links: empoweredmoms.coInstagram @dremilyjacobs Grab our new ebook: 205 Tax Deductions that will save you money (and 7 that won't!)Connect with Kimberly on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/taracpafirm/ Website: https://www.taracpafirm.com/

Want to know my very favorite part of the Powerhouse Women Event each year? It's getting to sit down with our Women to Watch Panel. (Like…if the Powerhouse Women Event is our Superbowl of the year, that would make our Women to Watch panel the most epic halftime show of your favorite artist EVER!) The women you hear in this episode are all graduates of our signature program Six Figure School, and I've watched all 4 of them transform their lives in the most incredible ways. We talk about what it's like to pivot from expert to being a beginner again, what it takes to go from good to great, and the “secret sauce” in Six Figure School that gets women into action towards their biggest dreams, making them happen faster than they originally believed was possible. Tune in for the raw and real conversation we had on stage (with an audience full of our closest friends) and make sure to follow Madison, Whitney, Emily, and Kristine on Instagram because they are truly women to watch! HIGHLIGHTS 14:45 How did you navigate the pivot from expert to “starting over” as a beginner? 18:30 Three things women are missing to be able to juggle business, motherhood, and more. 22:45 How to reinforce your confidence as you step out of your comfort zone. 27:00 When things are good on paper - how do you pivot from good to great? 35:00 The “secret sauce” in Six Figure School that gets you into action & leads to quicker results. RESOURCES + LINKS Ready to launch or scale your business to your first $100k (and beyond!) - Check out Six Figure School   Click HERE to text the word MENTOR to (602) 536-7829 for weekly business + mindset tips delivered straight to your phone!   Powerhouse Women is a COMMUNITY and YOU are part of it! Take a screenshot of this episode and tag us on Instagram so we can keep the conversation going and create more of the episodes you need!    FOLLOW This year's Women To Watch panelists at Powerhouse Women Event! Madison Ciccone: @maddztaddz Whitney Harvey: @whitney.m.harvey | @theselfcoachedlawyer Dr. Emily Jacobs: @dremilyjacobs Kristine Munro: @kristinekmunro | @illumecollective.co   Powerhouse Women: @powerhouse_women Lindsey: @llindseyschwartz Hannah: @hannahmwells Visit the Powerhouse Women website: powerhousewomen.co Join the PW Community Facebook Group: facebook.com/groups/powerhousewomencommunity  

Join me here on my powerlifting journey!  Meet in DEC!On this week's episode, I interviewed the incredible Dr. Emily Jacobs.  Dr. Emily Jacobs is an author, speaker, nurse, and Founder of Empowered Moms.  With over 20 years of healthcare in nursing and corporate leadership experience, Emily started her endeavor by coaching healthcare providers and moms ready to up-level life, create healthy boundaries, recognize toxicity, and recover from their burnout stories.  On this episode, we tackle people-pleasing and boundary-setting. —--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------**JOIN THE CONSISTENCY COMPOUND HERE**To apply for 1-1 coaching: 1-1 coachingTo schedule a Strategy Session w/Coach Sarah: Strategy SessionFollow Sarah on IG: VetwifefitmomWays to work with me: Ways to work with me!Anonymous Q&A: Click here to ask an anonymous Question for Monday Muscle—----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

When you're raised by a mom whose self care was being selfless and giving all that she was to her family, it's challenging to know how to take care of ourselves. Especially when we become a mom ourself. Nearly every mom I have worked with or even had a conversation with has lost themselves in motherhood and forgotten how to make themselves a priority and this has got to change. In this week's episode of The Marriage & Motherhood Podcast, I interviewed Dr. Emily Jacobs to talk all about how to make self care feel less like a chore so that you can start including yourself into your decisions again! Emily Jacobs is a board-certified doctorate-prepared nurse wellness coach and thought leader who resides in Beverly Hills, Michigan with her husband and two vibrant little daughters. Emily's coaching helps daughters who are worthy of more to overcome fear and guilt so that they can start living a life they love. In my interview with Dr. Emily, she shares: What challenges moms face when trying to practice self care Life changing realizations she had about self care The different levels of self care  Connect with Dr. Emily: www.dremilyjacobs.com Free Self-Reflection Guide Journal when you sign up for newsletter here: https://www.dremilyjacobs.com/signup @dremilyjacobs Facebook Group - Live Your Life For You https://www.facebook.com/groups/liveyourlifeforyou/    Thank you for listening!   If you enjoyed this episode, share it with someone you know would benefit from listening to this too and remember to rate and review the show!   If you love this show, then you'll love and want to join my free private Facebook community Marriage & Motherhood. I'd love to connect with you in there!   I look forward to supporting you!   Connect with me! https://www.michellepurta.com/  https://www.instagram.com/michellepurtacoaching

Today I interview Dr. Emily Jacobs who is an author, speaker and the founder of Empowered Moms.We discuss:Her story and what inspired her to write her book and start the Empowered Moms Community.How to set healthy boundaries and take care of you so you have more time and energy.How to communicate more effectively in order to get and accept more help (and even get your partner to do the vaccuming)Questions you can ask to help you decide what to outsource in your life and biz.Simple steps to help you create boundaries so you can feel more empowered.Dr. Emily Jacobs is an author, speaker, and Founder of Empowered Moms - a community where they raise the bars for mothers who know they are worthy of more to overcome fear and guilt, break cycles, and pursue dreams beyond motherhood.With over 20 years of healthcare in nursing and corporate leadership experience, she started her endeavor coaching moms ready to up-level motherhood, create healthy boundaries, recognize toxicity, and recover from the motherhood burnout story.  In her debut book, Live Your Life For You (Not Your Mom), she shares stories of her challenging mother daughter relationship and how she had to unlearn her people-pleasing perfectionist mindset in order to create a life she truly loves, despite what her mother thinks. https://www.instagram.com/dremilyjacobshttps://www.facebook.com/dremilyjacobsLive Your Life For You (Not Your Mom) https://amzn.to/3iZCV2VConnect with Jennifer, Your Business Therapist, to get more Clarity & Confidence in your Biz!Website: www.jenniferjakobsenlifecoaching.comInstagram: @jjakobsenlifecoachSchedule a Free Clarity Session to see if Jennifer can help you:  https://bit.ly/JJfree30Join my weekly Coffee Chat every Thursday at 12pm PST by signing up for free HERE.

In this episode, let go of all the things we think self care should be: like a two hour massage, a month long vacation, etc.  Those are nice, but not always within reach.  In this episode, special guest Emily breaks self care down for us and reminds us why we do self care on the regular.  It is about the little pauses in-between the chaos that make a GREAT impact on our mental load.  She talks about her book which is centered around living life for ourselves rather than the expectations of our mothers.  She chats about life working as a Registered Nurse and the stress associated with the job.  She also speaks to her role as a coach for nurses and gives us some of the amazing tips and tools she teaches them.  Most importantly, she teaches us How to reframe self care into "taking care of yourself" as a form of self-responsibility.  In the sweetest way possible, she reminds us how IMPORTANT it is to care for #1.Emily Jacobs is a mother, author, speaker, board certified doctorate prepared nurse wellness coach and thought leader. Emily is the Founder of Empowered Moms - a community where we raise the bars for mothers who know they are worthy of more to overcome fear and guilt, pursue big dreams and live a life they love beyond motherhood.With over 20 years of healthcare in nursing and corporate leadership experience, Emily started her endeavor coaching moms ready to up-level motherhood, create healthy boundaries, recognize toxicity, and recover from burnout.  Find her on IG at: @dremilyjacobs.  FREE Bonus!!!Bliss Masterclass (click here) - Learn a 5 minute tool to shake up the routine and check into your feelings surrounding your stress levels and do a quick EFT Tapping session with the one and only Ashley (IG: @wholisticalignment411)IF YOU ENJOY JOURNALLING - I got you boo!!!! Check out these workbooks you can download and do as many times as you want.  To help you prevent burnout by practicing self care and also leaning into a stressful event to dissect what got you stressed, you can turn it around before you get into that burnout danger zone!! www.helloaudreyrose.com/workbooksSelf Love Tip:Try the FREE tapping class as many times as you want to reduce your stress levels in between stressful events.  Do not wait until it is so high that you are heading towards burnout.  Trust me: its a doseyFind Audrey On IG at: @helloaudreyrose

In this episode, let go of all the things we think self care should be: like a two hour massage, a month long vacation, etc.  Those are nice, but not always within reach.  In this episode, special guest Emily breaks self care down for us and reminds us why we do self care on the regular.  It is about the little pauses in-between the chaos that make a GREAT impact on our mental load.  She talks about her book which is centered around living life for ourselves rather than the expectations of our mothers.  She chats about life working as a Registered Nurse and the stress associated with the job.  She also speaks to her role as a coach for nurses and gives us some of the amazing tips and tools she teaches them.  Most importantly, she teaches us How to reframe self care into "taking care of yourself" as a form of self-responsibility.  In the sweetest way possible, she reminds us how IMPORTANT it is to care for #1.Emily Jacobs is a mother, author, speaker, board certified doctorate prepared nurse wellness coach and thought leader. Emily is the Founder of Empowered Moms - a community where we raise the bars for mothers who know they are worthy of more to overcome fear and guilt, pursue big dreams and live a life they love beyond motherhood.With over 20 years of healthcare in nursing and corporate leadership experience, Emily started her endeavor coaching moms ready to up-level motherhood, create healthy boundaries, recognize toxicity, and recover from burnout.  Find her on IG at: @dremilyjacobs.  Find Emily's Book "Live Your Life For You" on Amazon hereSelf Love Tip:When ever you feel overwhelmed or anxious, take 1 to 3 deep breaths, look into your heart and remind yourself “I know you have the answers somewhere in there.  I'm getting overwhelmed, I'm anxious.  This is a feeling trying to tell me something.” And let it come to you from your heart through the silence.  Take the deep breaths. Find Audrey On IG at: @helloaudreyrose

Are you struggling to please your mother? Do you feel like you're not good enough? In this episode of the "Claim Your Worth" podcast, Darcey interviews Emily Jacobs, author of "Live Your Life for You, Not Your Mom," about the pressures of mother-daughter relationships and the importance of setting boundaries. Emily shares her experience of being a people-pleasing perfectionist and struggling to make her mother happy, and how she learned to create a life that made her happy. Emily emphasizes the importance of recognizing toxicities in mother-daughter relationships and setting boundaries. She also stresses the need to accept imperfection and to acknowledge that both mothers and daughters are still learning. Emily shares her tips for improving mother-daughter relationships, including understanding and accepting each other's perspectives and setting boundaries. She also recommends reading "The Five Love Languages" to better understand how love is expressed and received. If you're ready to pursue your dreams, Emily offers coaching services to help women create a life they love in alignment with their values and passions. Listen to this episode to learn more about how to improve your relationship with your mother and live your life for you, not your mom. Join Emily's Membership: Home (empoweredmoms.co) Connect with Emily on IG: Emily Jacobs I Empowerment Coach I Author I Speaker (@dremilyjacobs) • Want to get in the room and build your network? Come join us in Claim Your Network: The Network — Claim Your Network

Dr. Emily Jacobs is an Associate Professor of Psychological & Brain Sciences and the director of the Ann S. Bowers Women's Health Initiative at University of California, Santa Barbara. She received her PhD in Neuroscience at the University of California, Berkeley, and her BA in Neuroscience from Smith College. Prior to UCSB, she was an instructor at Harvard Medical School and at the Department of Medicine/Division of Women's Health at Brigham & Women's Hospital.  In this episode we discuss the pioneering work of Dr. Jacobs and her group in leveraging brain imaging, computation, and endocrine approaches to deepen our understanding of the influence of sex hormones on the central nervous system across spatial and temporal scales. She discusses her group's work using structural and functional neuroimaging methods to explore how the brain changes in response to endogenous hormonal changes, such as across the menstrual cycle, during menopause, or across pregnancy, as well as to exogenous hormones via oral hormonal contraceptives. Through the Ann S. Bowers Women's Health Initiative, Dr. Jacobs and her group are working towards creating a population-level brain imaging dataset to advance our understanding of women's brain health across the lifespan.   Dr. Jacobs also shared her journey into neuroscience research, her thoughts on how science can inform public policy, and talked about her groups' efforts to improve girls' representation in STEM by partnering with K-12 groups. This work was featured in the book STEMinists: The Lifework of 12 Women Scientists and Engineers.  At OHBM 2023, Dr. Jacobs will highlight the power of sex steroid hormones and the role that they play in shaping the brain over multiple timescales, drawing attention to some of the reasons why it has taken the field so long to focus on women's brain health. Comcom Organizers: Elisa Guma and Simon Steinkamp Produced by: Alfie Wearn

Today, I am joined by Dr. Emily Jacobs, a mom, author and empowerment coach. Emily is creating an environment and a community for women and moms to come in and feel empowered to live the life they are truly meant to be living. Over the next 40 minutes, Emily shares her journey with us through motherhood, her relationship with her mother, and becoming a published author.    Today's episode, we cover: Empowering other moms and building a community  Motherhood aspirations and mom guilt  Emily's journey to writing her book The importance of setting healthy boundaries Awareness in parenting Emily's new membership launch   Connect with Emily: IG: https://www.instagram.com/dremilyjacobs/ Website: www.dremilyjacobs.com Book: https://www.amazon.com/Live-Your-Life-You-Not/dp/B0BR11ZCC6?crid=1ROSKDRCD3SU3&keywords=live+your+life+for+you+not+your+mom&qid=1674232784&sprefix=live+your+life+for+you+not+your+mom,aps,104&sr=8-7&linkCode=sl1&tag=dremilyjacobs-20&linkId=61dab601549c63e5d65e70f321110d0f&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl   Want to learn if Life Coaching is what you need right now? Let's connect! https://calendly.com/durrett-scottie/connection-call

Do you struggle to take care of yourself?Do you find difficulty creating boundaries?Do you know in your gut that there is something more for you IN ADDITION to being a mom?Bringing women together who have these same thoughts and feelings are what drove Emily Jacobs to begin her community Empowered Moms. Emily Jacobs is a wife, mother, author, speaker, and doctorate-prepared leadership coach who is on a mission to up-level motherhood, leadership, and life! She created Empowered Moms which is a place where we raise the bars for mothers who know they are worthy of more to overcome fear and guilt, pursue big dreams and live a life they love beyond motherhood. Her book, Live Your Life for You (Not Your Mom) was on her heart to write for 7 years before it came to life shortly after her own mother passed away, and Emily makes a profound point that this is not a mom bashing book - this is a book for the daughters. This is a book built upon her story of overcoming perfectionist tendencies and stepping into the boundaries of what it looked like to life a life for herself, not just her mother.  If you want more information on the membership community Emily is building more moms (of which I am a part of!) you can connect with her via email at emily@dremilyjacobs.com or check her link in bio or DMs on her InstagramLove what you heard? Feel like another woman may resonate with it? Take a screenshot of the episode and post it to your social media stories and tag me, @courtney_wendzicki or the show @confetti.worthy.women so I can personally thank you for sharing.+ come hang out with our community of Confetti Worthy women to learn all things biz building, check out podcast behind the scenes and most importantly to empower other entrepreneurial women!!

-Her book, "Live your life for you, not your mom." -She shares what inspired her to write the book, Redefining what self-care means and it's our responsibility to take care of ourselves.  -She asks herself… Did I do a good job taking care of myself today? -She encourages you to explore what lights you up personally and professionally. - It's not selfish to dream big and you are worthy of more! - Its ok not to say yes to everything with our kids - Learning and growth from our past experience and relationships can help us to be the best moms we can. - How to deal with the self-doubt voice or as Emily calls it "the little annoying sister."  -She's launching a community for moms coming the summer of 2023 - Emily is saying hell-yes to herself as she's hosting her first in person event fall of 2023 to pour into her community. 

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After being a fierce athlete and playing Division 1 water polo, Emily was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis at age 22.  She shares lessons learned while working as a night shift nurse for 12 years and having three children.  Emily & Cheryl discuss ways to cope with the ups and downs of chronic illness, especially during times of uncertainty or when it seems the disease is posing “moving targets.”  Emily shares what helps her thrive despite obstacles, including: having a supportive community, learning tips & tricks, and using products for accessibility. Episode at a glance:Emily's diagnosis story: second opinions, new/fluctuating symptoms, uncertaintyEmily's treatment journey: methotrexate, steroids, medical cannabisPregnancy and postpartum journey with RA: how RA has impacted functional/lifestyle tasks with parentingWork life: Emily shares what it was like working as an ER nurse while managing RACoping with “hard seasons”/flares: having community, validation, knowing “it's not in my head,” connecting with other patients in the Rheum to THRIVE group; learning tips / tricks / products; accessibilityWhat Emily wishes she knew when first diagnosed: autoimmune journey is not linear/is like a moving target; wondering “is this a temporary flare up, or is this long-term”; setting treatment goals - “I want to not be distractingly aware of my RA/health”Coping: through a supportive community who “gets it”, learning tips and tricks for creating a rheumatoid arthritis “toolbox”, and addressing the mental health impact that isn't often talked aboutMedical disclaimer:All content found on Arthritis Life public channels was created for generalized informational purposes only. The content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.Episode SponsorsRheum to THRIVE, a community support & education program Cheryl created to help people with rheumatic disease go from overwhelmed, confused and alone to confident, supported and connected. Join the waitlist for the next group, which starts in 2023!Rheumatoid Arthritis Roadmap, a self-paced online course Cheryl created that teaches you how to confidently manage your physical, social and emotional life with rheumatoid arthritis.##For full episode show notes including a video and transcript:Go to the show page on the Arthritis Life Website.

Setting Boundaries as Humans and Nurses- Emily Jacobs, DNP, RN, APRN, CCNS, NC-BC HighlightsAh-HasSetting boundaries is one way to align with your vision of what is best for you and is imperative to thrive in any environmentToxic work environments can be the impetus to make a change that better aligns with your spirit and your best interestsChange can be difficult and It is ok to change positions and do something else that aligns with your values and heartCreating space allows new ideas, new possibilitiesOrganizations are using Nurses as health coaches to offer health coaching to their employeesNurses make connections with people, and Nurses turn the patient's hardest days into manageable and even good daysAsk yourself… what happens if everything does work out?  What would that look and feel like?Trust… everything will work outEach of us needs and will benefit from coachingInvest in yourself… amazing and beautiful things will happen for you!Resources and LinksIntegrative Nurse Coaches in ACTION! Podcast episodesIntegrative Nurse Coach Academy Integrative Nurse Coach Certificate ProgramBurning Soul CollectiveDr Emily JacobsLive Your Life for You Facebook Group+++++++ Thank you for listening. We LOVE Nurses! Please leave us a 5 start rating and a positive comment about an episode you loved! Follow Integrative Nurse Coach Academy on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn Learn more about our programs at the Integrative Nurse Coach Academy

For almost 10 years, you heard today's guest on our local rock station, WIIL as the better half of the weekday Tom & Emily Morning Show. After COVID, Emily Jacobs reevaluated things in her life and discovered a new passion in creating charcuterie boards for friends and relatives – now, nearly two years later, her business has exploded with Fancy Snack Boards.We sit down with Emily and find her connection to Kenosha, her life on the radio dial, and what comes next!For more about Fancy Snack Boards, check out her website here!Be sure to like her Facebook page!If you were a fan of her on WIIL, check out this cool mini-documentary about Tom and Emily here!This episode was recorded on August 29th at Luigi's Pizza Kitchen, 7531 39th AvenueBig thanks to our sponsors:Faded Barbershop for Men, 2227 63rd StLucci's Grandview 6929 39th Ave.Franks Diner, 508 58th Street. Wink Beauty Boutique, 10909 Sheridan RoadSpecialty Nacho QueenGerb's Gift Shop, 3012 Roosevelt RdNext Home Refined, 7850 Green Bay RoadAcupuncture and Wellness of Wisconsin, 3917 47th AveKaiser's Pizza & Pub, 510 57th StLaMacchia Travel, 618 57th StUnion Park Tavern, 4520 Eighth Ave. CarBox, 1750 22nd AveGet your Ktown Connects merchandise thanks to The Lettering Machine, 725 50th St.Drop us an email at ktownconnects@yahoo.comFind us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter – and at ktownconnects.comTheme song performed by Dropping Daisies, written by James “Red” McLeod.Your hosts are Donny Stancato and Jason HedmanGet additional episodes early and ad-free, along with bonus material with this week's guest and more great exclusive material by becoming a patreon supporter! Click here for more!

In this week's episode, we sit down with Dr. Emily Jacobs and Dr. Cailtin Taylor to discuss how oral contraceptives (OC) impact women's brain health. We break down the science behind oral contraceptives, discover gaps in research, and discuss the need for safer birth control options for women.Rate, review, and subscribe to our podcast on your favourite podcast platform. Don't forget to check out the family of podcasts on the UBC Medicine Learning Network.(C) 2022 UBC Medicine Learning Network

India meets Emily Jacobs, an Associate Professor of Psychological and Brain Sciences at University of California Santa Barbara, to discuss sex bias within medical science. Emily shares with India her extensive research into hormones and the brain. Credit: Presented by: India Rakusen. Producer: Ellie Sans. Assistant Producer: Jorja McAndrew. Executive producer: Suzy Grant. Original music composed and performed by Rebekah Reid. Sound design by Olga Reed. Special thanks to all contributors and audio diarists. A Listen Production for Radio 4 and BBC Sounds.

India meets Emily Jacobs, an Associate Professor of Psychological and Brain Sciences at University of California Santa Barbara, to discuss sex bias within medical science. Emily shares with India her extensive research into hormones and the brain. Credits: Presented by India Rakusen. Producer: Ellie Sans. Assistant Producer:Jorja McAndrew. Executive Producer: Suzy Grant. Original music composed and performed by Rebekah Reid. Sound design by Olga Reed. Special thanks to all contributors and audio diarists. A Listen production for BBC Radio 4 and BBC Sounds.

Dr. Jason Wright, Editor-in-Chief, and Dr. John Fischer, Podcast Editor, review recent articles on COVID-19 vaccination, menstruation, and fertility. This podcast features a discussion with Alison Edelman, MD, Devora Aharon, MD, Emily Jacobs, MD, and Bradley J. Van Voorhis, MD, authors of recent articles on COVID-19 vaccination.

Laura Pritschet is a 5th year graduate student in Psychological and Brain Sciences at the University of California, Santa Barbara. Under the mentorship of Dr. Emily Jacobs, she leverage techniques from network neuroscience and neuroendocrinology to explore how sex steroid hormones impact human brain function across hormonal transition periods (e.g., menopause). The goal of her research is to improve the utility of sex hormones as markers of vulnerability for neuropsychiatric and neurological disorders that are disproportionately skewed towards women. Additionally, she is passionate about women's health research and is an advocate for women's representation in STEM.

Menopause can wreak havoc on mood and body temperature as it signals the end of fertility, but some of the biggest changes it causes are in the brain. Emily Jacobs, assistant professor in the department of psychological and brain sciences at UC Santa Barbara, explains how the precipitous decline in estrogen during the "change of life" disrupts the endocrine system and makes a woman's brain more like... a man's! Plus: Hear from real women describing the wide range of effects they experienced. Take our survey to help us shape Season 3 of this podcast!

In this episode, I get to chat to the beautiful and talented author, Emily Jacobs. We hear how she managed to publish her first book and write her second all while living mum life and balancing a full-time job.We talk about how to become an author, how to get yourself into creative state and how to go after your dreams.I hope you enjoy her chat as much as I do, she's a breath of fresh air!Ellie, The Unexpected Influencer is Emily's first book that is available on amazon nowIf you loved this episode, I'd love if you could leave a 5 Star Review on Apple Podcasts and connect with us on Social Media.Personal:@megmcleanukPodcast:@shecanpodEmily Jacobs:@emilyjacobsauthor

Imagine a professional organizer being in your home all the time… Lisa's daughter Emily Jacobs joins today's episode to talk about what it was like growing up in the home of someone who is always organized. From moving multiple times, to the perfectly packed summer camp duffels, to the many years of back to school shopping - Lisa's children learned the importance of constantly editing their belongings and attention to detail with their own spaces. Most importantly, Emily delves into the stigma that women can't have a career, children, and a happy home.

Dr. Emily Jacobs is a busy OBGYN resident + mom of a toddler who shares two of her most memorable cases. One where she truly learns what it means to be a doctor and the other where she unexpectedly went from being the doctor to the patient in seconds! And this case went viral, covered by USA Today, ABC News, and others.   Rate. Review. Thank you!   Finger exercises: Dr. Emily Jacobs' story goes viral Check up on Dr. Trot Subscribe to the DOCTORGOALS newsletter   Be sure to SUBSCRIBE!

Sometimes, it feels like all you have time for is your medical training as if your life completely revolves around your coursework and call schedule. And often times, it does. Schedules are determined by the rotation your own, upcoming exams, and that 'lovely' call schedule that interferes with your sleep. (Wait, what even is sleep?) It can be hard to carve out time for anything outside of medicine, which leads to the question: Is it possible to be more than a doctor or is that all you have time for? Dr. Emily Jacobs is an Obstetrics & Gynecology resident who is BUSY! When she's not in the OR or seeing consults, she's taking care of her 18 month old son. How does she balance being a doctor and a mom? How does she not get behind in her surgical training? Shouldn't you wait until AFTER your training to start a family? You shouldn't have to justify how you want to live your life, but in this field, we can sometimes feel judged . . . This is a good one. Thanks for tuning in!   Join the DOCTORGOALS tribe & and SUBSCRIBE! Help a sista out, and please LEAVE A REVIEW. Sending a hug to all who do. I didn't mean to rhyme ; ) CLICKIES: Follow Dr. Jacobs Follow DOCTORGOALS Join the DOCTORGOALS newsletter. Free and full of goodies!