Podcast appearances and mentions of maria fuller

Dr Maria Fuller explains the clinical utility of the biomarker Chondrotin sulfate disaccharide in the diagnosis of MPSIVA. Chondroitin sulfate disaccharide is a specific and sensitive biomarker for mucopolysaccharidosis type IVA Sharon J. Chin, et al https://doi.org/10.1002/jmd2.12132

About This Episode: Maria is a powerhouse mom of neurodivergent children. Her inner strength and the clarity in her voice was inspiring - especially when she talked about education! Make sure you listen to the whole thing, because the ending is SO powerful. I've never felt more compelled to homeschool after chatting with Maria! Here are just some of the things we discussed:-Setting boundaries around your self-care-Importance of communication with your partner-How behaviors come from unmet needs-Finding the right educational fit-Choosing the homeschool life-Fostering kids' curiosities at homeYou can find Maria at www.raisingapowerfulgirl.com, through her podcast of the same name, and on IG/FB!Please shower Maria with love and support by SHARING this episode with your mom friends and groups!MORE:-Want to be a part of my support group community, Mothers Together? Send me a message on IG or FB and I'll tell you how to sign up!-Subscribe to On The Hard Days via Apple, Spotify, or however you get your podcasts.  Please leave a review to spread the word to other moms around the world!

Join host Maria Fuller as she launches season 4 and shares her personal details on lessons from the pandemic and how it has created intentionality in her parenting moving forward. Also a sneak peek on what to expect from Season 4 moving forward

All of us parents of girls want our daughters to have high self-worth and self confidence, a strong sense of their core beliefs, and the ability to say "no" to things that make them uncomfortable, and "yes" to things that bring them joy. With so much conflated information surrounding us, though, how can we ensure a positive body image and strong communication skills?The answer is both simpler and more difficult than we think. Maria Fuller gave up a successful photography business to follow a different path- a path that guides parents in raising a powerful girl and empowers girls. Through the programs, apps, and podcast created by Maria, parents are feeling hopeful about empowering their daughters. Through the Empowered Girl Movement and accompanying app, girls are learning how to navigate social media to help them feel powerful and positive, and are raising their self-worth and level of personal empowerment. Listen in as Maria shares how she got this movement started, what her days look like, and the family culture she has intentionally created to empower her own daughters.  You can learn more here: Raising a Powerful Girl Empowered Girl Movement

Young girls and women across the world can do so much when educated and inspired to live and work to their fullest full potential. What's needed for girls and women of all ages is a community that nurtures and feeds their growth and development, that teaches them to serve others through humanitarian causes which develops critical self-esteem and confidence, and that gives them access to inspiring examples of girls and women making a profound difference through their work and service. And certainly, girls and women are at their best when they discover and nurture their passion and purpose and then bring their talents mightily into the world to make the impact they deserve and all of us desperately need.

Young girls and women across the world can do so much when educated and inspired to live and work to their fullest full potential. What's needed for girls and women of all ages is a community that nurtures and feeds their growth and development, that teaches them to serve others through humanitarian causes which develops critical self-esteem and confidence, and that gives them access to inspiring examples of girls and women making a profound difference through their work and service. And certainly, girls and women are at their best when they discover and nurture their passion and purpose and then bring their talents mightily into the world to make the impact they deserve and all of us desperately need.

Young girls and women across the world can do so much when educated and inspired to live and work to their fullest full potential. What's needed for girls and women of all ages is a community that nurtures and feeds their growth and development, that teaches them to serve others through humanitarian causes which develops critical self-esteem and confidence, and that gives them access to inspiring examples of girls and women making a profound difference through their work and service. And certainly, girls and women are at their best when they discover and nurture their passion and purpose and then bring their talents mightily into the world to make the impact they deserve and all of us desperately need.

Maria and I discuss girls making a difference, creating disruption to make change, what IS the empowered girl experience and how are Moms involved. Maria tells us her story of school to paramedic, to the injury that made her not able to return to that field and how that launched her into finding her true purpose. She describes what it's like having two girls of her own, how they push her to be better and face her fears and what the empowered girl movement is doing plus what's in store. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-naked-podcaster/message Support this podcast

Maria Fuller is the founder of Raising a Powerful Girl, and the mother of two daughters. Our conversation was all too relatable, as Alexa and Nancy are also raising daughters. How do we navigate the issues of self-image and self-worth in the #metoo era?

Our latest guest, Maria Fuller, is the founder and thought leader behind Raising A Powerful Girl and the Empowered Girl Movement, connecting professionals and parents raising girls for the purpose of education and empowerment on their parenting journey. Maria has spent nearly a decade working with women of all ages to help shed unhealthy beliefs and breakdown stereotypes surrounding pregnancy, motherhood, body image, self-esteem, parenting, women in leadership and much more. She is a frequent speaker and presenter on women’s leadership, girls empowerment and the role social media and technology plays on girls self-esteem, confidence and brain health. Where does she find the inspiration? Maria says, "Inspiration is everywhere. You have to look to find it, but it's really found in those ordinary women, right? We call them ordinary because we haven't heard about them in the media. But it's those everyday women that are seeking their truth and they're being vulnerable and they're sharing it and, and they just keep going. Even though they hit a wall, they pivot and they try again. They inspire me to keep going." Learn more about Maria here: www.raisingapowerfulgirl.com www.empoweredgirlmovement.com www.Instagram.com/raisingapowerfulgirl www.facebook.com/raisingapowerfulgirl www.empoweredgirlapp.com   #RaisingAPowerfulGirl #EmpoweredGirlMovement #EmpoweredGirlApp #NLNL #podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, I speak with Maria Fuller, founder of Raising a Powerful Girl, on many topics related to empowering our girls to realize the power of their voice and to find their inner leader. 

Welcome to the show! If you have daughters or work with girls or women in any capacity then you don't want to miss this episode. With me today is Maria Fuller and she is an expert on women's issues and raising powerful girls. In this episode Maria and I talk about what it takes to raise a powerful girl,  How voice is key to successful communication, Challenges for girls and solutions for them, and more!   Guest Bio Maria Fuller is the Founder and Thought Leader behind RaisingAPowerfulGirl.com an online education and community platform that connects professionals from all over the world to parents raising girls to educate and empower them on their parenting journey with the goal of fostering Independence, Leadership and Strong Personal Identity in Girls so they can change the world. Maria is also the founder of the EmpoweredGirlMovement.com and their online web application for girls called the EmpoweredGirlApp.com for Clever, Creative and Inquisitive Girls which focuses on the 6 tenets of Mindfulness, Gratitude, Purpose, Mindset, Relationships and Humanitarianism. Her work has been featured on Google and Yahoo news, the Rachel Ray show, numerous online publications and she is a contributing writer for Arianna Huffington’s Thrive Global.      Maria Graduated from Stony Brook University Medical Center with a BS in Health Science, minor in Emergency and Disaster Management and concentration in Women Studies. She holds a Certificate from MIT in Leadership in Times of Disruption and A Certificate in The Science of Parenting from UC SanDiego. She worked as a critical care paramedic for years until a permanent injury on the job caused her to change her life direction with work but not without first teaching her of the importance of Independence, Leadership and Personal Identity which are the foundations of her work.   She is a mom to two little girls and has spent nearly a decade working with women of all ages to help shed unhealthy beliefs and breakdown stereotypes surrounding pregnancy, motherhood, body image, self-esteem, parenting, women in leadership and much more. Maria is a frequent speaker and presenter on women’s leadership, girls empowerment and the role social media and technology plays on girls self-esteem, confidence, and brain health.  In addition to the websites listed above, you can also find Maria on Instagram at r.maria.fuller 

In this Episode: How do you create an app by yourself when you have no prior experience programming?  Well today's guest, Maria Fuller, did just that after research she found on a google search on how to create an app!  That is some serious determination.  Maria is the Founder of the Empowered Girl App for Clever, Creative and Inquisitive Girls which is what we discuss today.  She is also the Founder and  Thought Leader behind raisingapowerfulgirl.com, whose mission is to foster Independence, Leadership and Strong Personal Identity in Girls so they can change the world.  We discuss why Maria decided to start this platform and the steps she took to create it.  If you ever wanted to create an app you'll learn some interesting tips, including why she chose not to sell it on iTunes.  Maria is a contributing writer to Arianna Huffington's Thrive Global and her work has been featured on numerous online publications and summits including google and yahoo news. Key Takeaways: Maria has always been passionate about using her voice in a male dominated world as she began her career as a paramedic. A self-proclaimed "non-techie", Maria figured out how to develop her app 100% on her own, and continues to expand it by herself. Maria believes that the change we need to see in this world begins with raising a powerful girl, and that means equipping them with the tools they need to navigate life. With a rising rate of anxiety and depression in girls, Maria understands through her research and her own experience that teaching personal development skills at an early are a great first step towards empowering girls. We discuss why Maria believes that all girls should understand and have healthy self-care practices in place for taking care of not only their bodies but their minds and spirit as well. We discuss how she has brought on powerful role models for the girls including Victoria Arlen, a recent contestant on Dancing with the Stars and how her story helped empower her own daughter to find better friends without the drama. It took her 6 weeks to develop the app, 60-70 hours a week.  Maria decided not to put it on Apple and Google after she learned that kids wouldn't be able to access it the way she wanted and didn't want to share the percentage that Apple takes on all sales. All you need is one good friend.  Surround yourself with positive people. 3 Best Actionable Tips: Get in touch with your authentic self and do some soul searching.  Ask yourself "When you were 9 years old what was your spirit like?   What did you change about yourself and maybe not for the better? Rediscover who you are so you can reconnect with your intuition. Stop second guessing yourself and tune into your intuition. Talk to yourself the way you would console a child or friend and give yourself the self-love and grace you deserve. Resources: The Interview I did with Maria on her Podcast: Raising A Powerful Girl.com Empowered Girl App Maria on Instagram Strong the Magazine for Girls Princess Awesome Girls Find Michele on Instagram Books: This episode was sponsored by Design a Life You Love, A Woman's Guide to Living a Happier and More Fulfilled Life. My book includes 52 inspirations, one for every week of the year, each with practical tips to guide you to self-love and success on your own terms. It's a short book that you can read in about an hour, but includes life lessons that will last a lifetime. Apply to Michele's Private Practice Under "Coaching" Thank you for listening to the show! Please be sure to share it with your friends who would benefit from this information.  Also be sure to subscribe on Apple Podcasts so you don't miss an episode. :-)  Rate & Review: If you enjoy this podcast, would you please take a minute to review it on iTunes?  Your review helps me better understand what topics you most enjoyed.  It also helps others find this podcast so that they too can learn this actionable information and be inspired.

Maria Fuller is the founder of Raising Powerful Girls, and in short, is a powerhouse for change. Our conversation, once again, is personal and poignant; hitting on everything from body image to seeking external validation and the impact of raising children of our own on our faith and spirituality.

For many women we have been told how to think, what to wear and how to behave from a very early age and so many of our current beliefs and ways of thinking have been ingrained in us from early childhood. These social parameters placed on us, even the most subliminal ones, have created behaviors and ways of thinking for women that has chameleon-ed us into alternate forms of ourselves unable to fully express our true authenticity because it goes against everything we have been taught as a young child and is a method of emotional and physical self preservation. This has led to many women, especially women entrepreneurs and leaders, to question themselves, to shut down theirintuition and inner voice and feel lost, misunderstood and out of place in the world.Join founder Maria Fuller and entrepreneur Jaime Sullivan in an intimate conversation on women empowerment, woman in business, personal development, women leadership and the power of women centered communities.

For many women we have been told how to think, what to wear and how to behave from a very early age and so many of our current beliefs and ways of thinking have been ingrained in us from early childhood. These social parameters placed on us, even the most subliminal ones, have created behaviors and ways of thinking for women that has chameleon-ed us into alternate forms of ourselves unable to fully express our true authenticity because it goes against everything we have been taught as a young child and is a method of emotional and physical self preservation. This has led to many women, especially women entrepreneurs and leaders, to question themselves, to shut down theirintuition and inner voice and feel lost, misunderstood and out of place in the world.Join founder Maria Fuller and entrepreneur Jaime Sullivan in an intimate conversation on women empowerment, woman in business, personal development, women leadership and the power of women centered communities.

In this episode of Wellness Wisdom Camille interviews Maria Fuller, founder of “Raising a Powerful Girl”, an online education and community platform that connects professionals from all over the world to parents raising girls. Maria emphasizes the importance of breaking down stereotypes and helping women and girls find and speak their truth. She discusses how important it is that girls learn self-acceptance and self-love.  It’s important to teach girls an emotional vocabulary and help them feel empowered to communicate needs, emotions, and strengths.  By learning how to embrace challenges, rather than shy away from them, girls gain self-confidence and courage to do hard things.We can emphasize our daughters’ characteristics, strengths, and qualities rather than focusing on body image. Learn how to support your daughters to be unique and explore what their strengths and challenges are. Parenting is a great adventure! Listen in to gain tools to more fully enjoy the parenting journey.  Help your daughters gain confidence in leadership roles and speak out for what they believe in!Raise your girl’s to be powerful and ultimately change the world! 

Maria fuller has a BS in Health Science with a minor in Emergency Disaster Management and concentration in Women's Studies. Tune in to hear her advice on recovering from the recent destructive storms, and her years as a critical care paramedic before a permanent injury on the job caused her to change her life and career direction. She'll discuss how her experiences taught her the importance of Independence, Leadership and Personal Identity, which are the foundations of her work; what she's learned from her two little girls; and what inspired her to start Raising a Powerful Girl to help parents instill these qualities in their daughters so they can Change the World!