Podcasts about mental health coach

If you've been feeling stuck, heavy, or low-key frustrated with yourself… this might be why. You're not lazy. You're not broken. You're just in a cycle. Numb. Avoid. Repeat. You scroll when you should act. You overthink instead of move. You wait for clarity and call it wisdom. You call it peace but deep down, you know it's something else. This week's episode is about The Comfort Cycle. We break down why you keep defaulting to ease, how it's rewiring your nervous system, and what it's really costing you in energy, identity, and momentum. You don't need to shame yourself. You need to wake up. Not with pressure, but with clarity. This is your reset button.   Kate Hastings | Mental Health Coach

Manufactured weakness is the kind of limitation that isn't inherited or imposed—but created.It's the result of avoiding growth, rejecting responsibility, normalizing dysfunction, or surrounding yourself with standards low enough to never confront your potential. It's weakness by design. Not because you couldn't be strong—but because you've repeatedly chosen comfort over courage, survival over truth, and habits that serve emotions over values. Kate Hastings | Mental Health Coach

If you're still complaining, you're not processing—you're practicing. If you're still playing the victim, you're not stuck—you're staying. Let that land. This episode is a wake-up call for anyone who's been running the same emotional loop, telling the same story, and calling it healing. The truth? Most people don't need more time—they need more ownership. What looks like “processing” is often just avoidance in disguise. What feels like “overwhelm” is usually a lack of leadership—internal and external. This isn't about dismissing your pain. It's about refusing to let it become your identity. Kate Hastings | Mental Health Coach

Most people don't fail because they lack vision. They fail because they never trained themselves to execute when the hype wears off. Clarity is cheap. Discipline is rare. The gap between what you say you want and what you actually follow through on is where most people stay stuck. Not because they can't—but because they're still negotiating with distraction, perfection, or public opinion. Vision doesn't need more excitement. It needs a system that holds when motivation drops off. The people who finish aren't the ones who feel the most—it's the ones who move with precision, especially when no one's watching. If you can't execute in silence, you'll never hold the weight of what you say you want. Kate Hastings | Mental Health Coach

You don't just end up in a dark place—you're slowly trained into it. Conditioned by chaos, shaped by trauma, and wired for survival. In this episode, I'm breaking down what actually pulls us into darkness—and how to get out. We'll talk about the nervous system, trauma identity, shame, and why pain becomes familiar—even addictive. I share the deeper psychology behind survival mode, and walk you through how to start reconditioning your life for safety, stability, and truth. You'll hear parts of my own story: growing up with a father struggling with addiction and mental illness, developing an eating disorder as a child, staying in abusive relationships that mirrored the instability I was raised in—and what it really looked like to break free. This isn't just a story of struggle; it's a roadmap for healing. If you're tired of performing strength, clinging to control, or confusing survival with purpose, this episode will show you what it takes to release the old, reclaim your identity, and rise. You're not broken—you were trained by pain. Kate Hastings | Mental Health Coach

If you don't know what you value, discipline will always feel like a grind. In this episode, we're unpacking the deeper structure behind why most people can't stay consistent—because they're trying to build discipline without a foundation. Everything starts with your values. What you value shapes what you believe. And what you believe creates the need to protect it—through boundaries. Once you have clear boundaries, you can set strong standards. Those standards help you prioritize what actually matters. And when your priorities are aligned with your values, consistency becomes natural—not forced. That consistency is what reinforces identity, and identity is what makes discipline sustainable. This isn't about hacks or hustle—it's about building a life that runs on alignment, not anxiety.   Kate Hastings | Mental Health Coach

I spent years showing up for everyone but me. Keeping promises to other people. Breaking the ones I made to myself. This episode is about the truth behind that pattern—where it comes from, why we call self-abandonment “loyalty,” and how to finally cut it at the root. I break down the difference between discipline and punishment, how boundaries start with values, and why healing has to lead to something bigger than just you. Because if your growth never leaves the journal, and your “self-work” becomes your full identity—you're not free. This is about coming home to yourself, living with integrity, and treating yourself like someone who actually matters.   Kate Hastings | Mental Health Coach

In this uplifting episode of the Conscious Living Podcast, I'm joined by the radiant and wise Charles Inniss, DPT, PCC, NBC-HWC — a Nationally Board-Certified Health and Wellness Coach who calls himself an Optimism and Mental Health Coach. And let me tell you… he walks his talk!Charles brings together the science of positive psychology with real-world, practical strategies that help you rewire your brain for more joy, more hope, and more resilience — no matter what's going on in your outer world.Here's what you will discover in this new podcast episode:1. The Science and Power of Optimism2. Understanding the Negativity Bias3. Building “Mental Muscles” for Happiness4. The BEST Method – A Mental Gym Routine5. Optimism in Action – Life, Leadership & LegacyCome tune in, fill up your cup, and get ready to shift your inner world so your outer life reflects more peace, purpose, and possibility.Are you ready to become the most optimistic person you know?

Welcome Back:  Noah St. John Talks About The 7-Figure Life Our guest today is someone who spends his career and his life helping people to make the best of their living and working and their financial and spiritual lives. Dr. NOAH ST. JOHN calls himself  “The Father of AFFORMATIONS®” And also he is what he calls “The Mental Health Coach to the Stars.”  His most recent book is  The 7-Figure Life – How to Leverage the Four Focus Factors for More Wealth and Happiness. So his book is really about achieving more balance in your life between work and spiritual matters. And it's time for all of us to learn how to better do that, don't you think? Roberta thinks this book is a wonderful, thoughtful, easy read, even for people who are not stars! It's full of simple, practical tips to help us all to live our own best lives. This is Noah St. John's third visit with us on Seek Reality. You can learn how to get his new book for free for a limited time at 7FigureExpertBook.com . Noah's website is  BreakthroughwithNoah.com. Learn more about Roberta here: http://robertagrimes.com https://seekreality.com

In this episode, I break down why your wins aren't sticking, your losses feel personal, and your emotions keep running the show. I share what used to drive me—chasing achievement highs, punishing myself for every misstep, and confusing shame with discipline. It worked—until it didn't. I walk through the actual definition of debriefing, why it's backed by neuroscience and performance psychology, and how to use it as a tool to stop repeating emotional patterns. You'll learn how to reflect on losses without spiraling, how to break down wins so they become repeatable, and how to process emotions so they stop owning you. This is about setting standards, pulling out one small shift, and finally leading yourself like a pro.

Nadia Koski sits down with Dagmar Glow, ICF-certified Business and Mental Health Coach, in Part 2 of their interview talks that delves deeper into the critical topic of mental health, particularly in the workplace.They discuss the stigma surrounding mental health, signs of burnout, and how leaders can balance their responsibilities while maintaining their mental well-being. The conversation also touches on the concept of mental load, personal boundaries, and the challenges women face in leadership roles. Dagmar emphasizes the importance of recognizing signs of distress in colleagues and the need for self-awareness in managing one's own mental health. In this conversation, Dagmar Glow and Nadia explore the themes of perfectionism, unconscious bias, and the challenges women face in the workplace and during midlife transitions.They discuss the impact of gender bias, the importance of recognizing and addressing unconscious biases, and how midlife can be a time for reflection and change. The conversation emphasizes the need for women to align with their core values and embrace authenticity to find fulfillment in their lives.LINKS & RECSConnect with Dagmar GlowListen to Part 1 of the Mental Health conversation with Dagmar.Identify your Top 5 Personal Core Values (for free) with Dagmar's online quiz:The is fully anonymous, no personal data is collected: dagmarglow.comWatch our “Mental Health in a Digital Space” series with DagmarDeloitte Mental Health Report 2024Produced and Hosted by Nadia KoskiEngineered by Phil McDowellProject Lead Dennis KirschnerYou can contact the show at womenleadpodcast@the-digital-distillery.comor go to the website.Find us on LinkedIn, Facebook & Instagram

This episode is a wake-up call. We're not losing because we're incapable—we're losing because we're skipping the basics. Everyone's chasing hacks, aesthetics, and highlight reels, but nobody's mastering the stuff that actually builds a life. Today, I break down what it really means to simplify, to show up with discipline, and to stop outsourcing your power to motivation or convenience. I talk about why consistency beats intensity, why your excuses are just polished versions of avoidance, and how getting back to your standards will save you from the spiral. This is about routines, not rewards. Systems, not hype. It's not sexy—but it's what works. If your life feels off track, this episode will pull you back to center. This isn't just about getting better—it's about getting honest. If you want to build a life you're proud of, it starts here. Not with more noise, but with a return to the fundamentals. Listen in, take notes, and then apply it—because mastering the basics is what separates the ones who talk from the ones who lead.     Phenyx Fit Kate Hastings Podcast  @coachkate1  Mental Health Coach      https://missionmedus.com

You build confidence by showing up when it's boring—and sticking around when it's hard. You love the process by trusting what it's building in you. Not everything has to feel exciting to be worth doing. Most people chase the high—they want passion, results, applause. But real growth? Real self-respect? That comes from doing the reps when no one's watching. You fall in love with the process when you stop needing it to feel good and start being proud that you didn't quit. Phenyx Fit Kate Hastings Podcast  @coachkate1  Mental Health Coach     

Rory McIlroy will return to Ireland triumphant this weekend having claimed a career Grand Slam in dramatic fashion at Augusta National last Sunday. But one of the men behind Rory's success is Mental Health coach Dr. Bob Rotella, author of Make Your Next Shot Your Best Shot. Bob spoke to Dr Bob this morning.

Hey, Intentional Wellness Warrior! Today I'm sharing an amazing TESTIMONY from my friend, Brittany Poppe!  Brittany Poppe is a Christian Abortion Recovery Leader, Pro-Life Speaker, and Mental Health Coach. She helps women partner with God so they can heal their hearts from the past decision of abortion.  She is the host of a top 2% globally ranked Christian podcast called: Does God Forgive Abortion? She shares the truth in love in hopes of helping women find healing and wholeness through Christ, and also to raise public awareness about the True Cost of Abortion. Whether this is your story too or not, you will resonate with this conversation about healing! We all need to heal somewhere in our life and find out THE ONLY way how to in this episode!  Shalom Shalom,  Xx, Shan  ……CONNECT…… Connect with Brittany Poppe: My IG is: https://www.instagram.com/brittanypoppe/ My website is: brittanypoppe.com Email: hello@brittanypoppe.com Freebie: Permission to Grieve Devotional - brittanypoppe.com/freebie

Unrealistic expectations are rarely random—they're often rooted in early experiences where love, attention, or safety were earned rather than freely given. As children, we absorb the unspoken rules of approval: be perfect, achieve more, don't mess up. These rules become internalized standards we carry into adulthood, showing up in our careers, relationships, and personal goals. We think we're aiming high, being disciplined, or pushing for excellence—but what we're actually doing is reenacting a belief system where worth must be proven. This pressure creates a dangerous cycle: impossible standards lead to inevitable “failure,” which leads to internalized shame and dwindling confidence. This is the subtle art of self-sabotage. It doesn't always look like destruction—it often looks like drive. You set the bar just out of reach, and when you can't meet it, you turn inward and question your value. The loop is brutal: you fail to hit a mark that was never realistic, and instead of questioning the standard, you question yourself. The high-achieving mask stays on, but underneath is exhaustion, burnout, and a growing disconnect from your authentic self. You don't feel proud—you feel pressured. You don't feel accomplished—you feel behind. And it's all rooted in the illusion that more achievement will finally fix the feeling of not being enough.   Phenyx Fit Kate Hastings Podcast  @coachkate1  Mental Health Coach      https://missionmedus.com

Behind every high achiever lies a story most people never see—a narrative woven from unprocessed trauma and relentless pursuit. For years, I was fueled by a dark motivation: a survival instinct honed by childhood wounds that pushed me to perform, to prove, and to control every aspect of my life. I tracked every calorie, trained until exhaustion, and rebranded my eating disorder as discipline and wellness. On the surface, I had it all together. But beneath that polished exterior, I wasn't thriving—I was merely performing. I wasn't grounded; I was surviving. I realized that the fuel I was using—pain, fear, and the need to prove my worth—was slowly killing me. That dark drive, while it carried me through countless challenges, never allowed me to rest. It kept me in a constant state of chase, a relentless cycle of proving that I was enough, even when deep down I felt anything but. I had mistaken destruction for transformation, chaos for clarity, and performance for true growth. Phenyx Fit Kate Hastings Podcast  @coachkate1  Mental Health Coach     

Title: Unlocking the Power of Anger: A Conversation with Davina Hain   Guest: Davina Hain, Mental Health Coach & Anger Management Specialist   Host: Ambassador Elisha   Episode Summary: In this powerful episode, Ambassador Elisha welcomes mental health coach and anger management specialist Davina Hain.   With her background as a trained therapist, Davina shares transformative insights on anger, parenting, and maintaining strong partnerships.   Elisha opens with a compelling metaphor about a mango tree, illustrating the importance of self-investment and personal growth.   He emphasizes how Davina's expertise and impact in the mental health space make her an invaluable guest.   Davina dives into the complexities of anger, explaining how it functions as an advocate for our needs rather than something to suppress.   She highlights how unresolved anger often leads to aggression and collateral damage, while regulated anger can be a tool for self-awareness and personal empowerment.   She also shares practical strategies for conflict resolution, balancing parenting and partnership, and understanding the deeper messages behind our emotions.   Key Takeaways:   ✅The Role of Anger: Understanding anger as a powerful signal rather than something to fear or suppress.   ✅Parenting & Partnership: Strategies to maintain emotional intimacy and balance while raising children.   ✅Handling Conflict Effectively: How to prevent and navigate conflict in a way that fosters growth and understanding.   ✅Regulating vs. Suppressing Anger: The difference between ignoring emotions and moving through them for true resolution.     Memorable Quotes:   "Anger is not the enemy. It's an advocate trying to tell us something important."   "Balance in relationships isn't about grand gestures—it's about small, consistent moments of connection."   "Regulation isn't suppression. It's allowing emotions to exist without letting them control us."   Resources Mentioned:   Follow Davina Hain for more insights on anger management and mental health coaching.   Check out additional resources and tools for emotional regulation. https://www.tryinteract.com/share/quiz/6360a042f6e2c50016d6c94e   Connect with Us:   Subscribe to Witnesses for more impactful conversations.   Follow Ambassador Elisha for updates and inspiring content.     Final Thoughts: This episode sheds light on the often misunderstood nature of anger and its role in our personal and relational well-being. If you've ever struggled with managing emotions or balancing relationships, Davina's insights will equip you with the tools you need to navigate these challenges with wisdom and confidence.   Tune in now! .... Want to be a guest on WITneSSes? Send Elisha Arowojobe a message on #PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/member/ambelisha       Elevate your business with Anastasia's expert consulting. Use code Elisha3 for an exclusive offer and transform your business today! https://resurrectionmentor.wixsite.com/so/42PDEPEB8?languageTag=en       Join my Substack subscribers chat here: https://open.substack.com/pub/ambelisha1/p/join-my-new-subscriber-chat?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=3z233v    

Discipline wasn't saving me. It was silently destroying me. Have you ever been praised for how hard you push—while breaking inside? I used to be the woman who “had it all together.” Disciplined. Reliable. High-performing. But under the surface? I was a storm in a perfectly tailored outfit. I never missed a workout—even when I was sick. I tracked every calorie like my life depended on it. I said yes when I meant no. I showed up for others when I was falling apart. I confused exhaustion with impact. I called obsession “excellence.” But what I didn't know was this: My “discipline” was a trauma response. My “drive” was dysregulation. My “success” was self-abandonment in disguise. I didn't believe I was allowed to rest. Because deep down, I didn't believe I was worthy unless I earned it. Society clapped for my grind. But I was building a life on the edge of a breakdown. Let's stop glorifying the grind that's killing us. Redefine discipline. Not as destruction—but as devotion.   Phenyx Fit Kate Hastings Podcast  @coachkate1  Mental Health Coach       

Brittany Poppe is a Christian Abortion Recovery Leader, Mental Health Coach, and Pro-Life Speaker. She helps women partner with God so they can heal their hearts from the past decision of abortion.She is the host of a top 2% globally ranked Christian podcast called: Does God Forgive Abortion?She shares the truth in love in hopes of helping women find healing and wholeness through Christ, and also to raise public awareness about the True Cost of Abortion. 

This was another fantastic episode in the books. I had the great pleasure of having Amitty Cooper on my show to discuss all things involving entrepreneur! Amity Cooper is a trained mental health professional, Lifebook facilitator, and entrepreneurial coach, whose mission is to empower others to live their lives fully and authentically. After 18-years in the business world, creating and designing products and services for both herself and others, she had come to a crossroads. Exhaustion had set in and her life, as she had known it, was falling apart. Waking up to the realization that she was living a life that was unfulfilling and unsatisfying, she went on a quest; holing herself up to do the deep work and healing she needed to get her mind, body, and spirit aligned. Through a series of unfortunate or fortuitous events, (depending on how you look at it) Amity gave herself permission to ‘re-do her life plan'. During that journey inwards, Amity discovered that what she loved most was working with people to help them discover their true North Star coordinates. Amity returned to school for a second master's degree in mental health counseling and stepped into the arena to become a trained equine-assisted psychotherapist while incorporating all her entrepreneurial know-how to help other in-service professionals uncover and reach their full potential in life. Amity continues to pursue her passions–traveling the world and spending days alongside her equine partners Steely Rose and Admiral, and surrounding herself with a special group of entrepreneurs, healers, and innovators, who feel the call to help and serve others, live abundantly, and who have opted into living fully present to each and every moment that arises. Amitty's contact information linkedin.com/in/amitycooper amitycooper.com  https://clinicalcareercollective.com/ https://www.facebook.com/clinicalcareercollective# Sponsor CalmiGo Enter the code BHIPODCAST  for $30 off the device. calmigo.com?fid=614&utm_source=affiliatly&utm_medium=influencer&utm_campaign=Jacob_Minnig-614&utm_content=facebook-ig&utm_term=BHIPODCAST&source=affiliatly&placement=facebook-ig&medium=influencer&aff_id=614&aff_name=Jacob_Minnig&coupon_code=BHIPODCAST

I know what it's like to feel trapped—in your body, your mind, and the patterns you don't know how to escape. For years, I chased extremes—bingeing, purging, over-exercising, partying—searching for control, validation, and worth. But what I didn't realize was that food, fitness, and discipline weren't the real problem. They were just symptoms of a deeper wound. This podcast is about breaking free—from self-sabotage, destructive habits, and the false beliefs that keep us small. Through raw storytelling, deep insights, and conversations that challenge everything you think you know, I'm here to help you heal at the root. If you're ready to stop just surviving and start leading—this is for you. Listen on Apple Podcasts & Spotify. Phenyx Fit Kate Hastings Podcast  @coachkate1  Mental Health Coach       

Caregiving is a responsibility and can be a task for loved ones. The act is done out of love. zof course roads of it will and can be tough. As believers we are to honor our parents. ( No matter what) Darlene talks about the overall subject of csregiving and it's meanings, it's effects and encourages to reflect on the topic. Let's Talk Grief to Growth: Mindful Journey to Help Through Grievous Moments https://a.co/d/3bhDbsE

The Reality of Emotional Numbness Most people don't even realize they're in it until someone puts it into words. You wake up, go through the motions, handle responsibilities, maybe even accomplish big things, but inside, there's nothing. No spark, no deep emotion. The things that used to excite you don't anymore, and the things that should hurt barely register. You laugh, but it's hollow. You succeed, but it feels empty. Life happens, but you're watching from a distance. It's not just exhaustion or a rough patch—it's emotional shutdown. It happens slowly, the result of years spent suppressing emotions, avoiding pain, and pushing forward without processing life. At first, it feels like self-preservation, but over time, it costs you your ability to truly feel. The truth is, emotional numbness doesn't just happen. It's a survival response. Maybe it started with unresolved pain—childhood trauma, heartbreak, rejection, or loss—where shutting down felt safer than feeling everything. Maybe you've spent years in survival mode, constantly overwhelmed by stress, pressure, or responsibility, and your nervous system adapted by numbing out. Or maybe you've lost yourself entirely, molding your identity to meet expectations, suppressing your real thoughts and emotions until the version of you that exists isn't even real anymore. Eventually, you don't just numb the pain—you numb everything. If this resonates, listen to Episode 245 of The Kate Hastings Podcast on Apple iTunes and Spotify.     Phenyx Fit Kate Hastings Podcast  @coachkate1  Mental Health Coach      https://missionmedus.com

What if I told you that every time you allow someone to cross your boundaries, you're teaching them that it's okay to disrespect you? Think about it. That friend who constantly asks for favors but never shows up for you. The coworker who dumps extra work on your plate, knowing you won't say no. The relationship that drains you because you're always the one compromising. Hard Truth: This isn't about them—it's about YOU. Because people will always push as far as you let them. But today? That changes.   Phenyx Fit Kate Hastings Podcast  @coachkate1  Mental Health Coach       

Nadia Koski sits down with Dagmar Glow, an ICF-certified Business and Mental Health Coach, to explore the intricate relationship between mental health and workplace dynamics. Dagmar emphasizes that mental health is not just the absence of illness but a dynamic state that affects learning, communication, emotional resilience, and adaptability.The conversation highlights the growing need for organizations to support mental health, particularly as burnout rates rise and younger generations bring new expectations to the workforce. With burnout costing the global economy $323 billion annually and contributing to 50% of employee turnover, prioritizing mental well-being is both a moral and business imperative.Nadia and Dagmar unpack the differences between stress, overwork, and burnout, emphasizing the importance of recognizing early signs and fostering open communication within teams. They explore the critical role of managers in creating a supportive environment and the necessity of ongoing dialogue about mental health resources. Dagmar also shares practical steps individuals and companies can take to integrate mental health awareness into daily workflows, ensuring a more resilient and productive workforce.As Gen Z steps into leadership roles, their emphasis on work-life balance, emotional well-being, and transparent mental health discussions is reshaping workplace culture. Businesses that adapt to these evolving expectations will not only attract top talent but also create stronger, more engaged teams.Join the conversation as Nadia and Dagmar challenge outdated workplace norms, break down the stigma surrounding mental health, and share actionable strategies to prevent burnout and promote well-being.LINKS & RECSConnect with Dagmar GlowIdentify your Top 5 Personal Core Values (for free) with Dagmar's online quiz:The is fully anonymous, no personal data is collected: dagmarglow.comWatch our “Mental Health in a Digital Space” series with DagmarDeloitte Mental Health Report 2024Produced and Hosted by Nadia KoskiEngineered by Phil McDowellProject Lead Dennis KirschnerYou can contact the show at womenleadpodcast@the-digital-distillery.comor go to the website.Find us on LinkedIn, Facebook & Instagram

Ever catch yourself over-explaining or justifying your decisions? Welcome to The Kate Hastings Podcast, where I break down the truth about rejection, abandonment, and judgment—without the fluff. I dive into why we feel the need to explain ourselves, how to break the habit, and what it takes to speak with confidence and authority. Expect raw insights, practical strategies, and direct coaching to help you stop seeking approval and start standing in your power. It's time to own your voice and speak unapologetically.     Phenyx Fit Kate Hastings Podcast  @coachkate1  Mental Health Coach      Mission Med Plus   

Send us a textToday we are releasing a bonus episode! This is my recent appearance on the Transformation Evoked YouTube Channel, hosted by our former guest Donika Hristova!!PLEASE let me know what you think of this format!! Is this something you'd like to see on my channel, would you like to ask people in this space your questions? I thought this format was a BLAST!Donika Hristova is a Certified Integrative Nutrition and Keto for Mental Health Coach who is based just outside Washington, DC. She is passionate about transforming mental health challenges into opportunities for holistic wellness and vitality.Find Donika at-https://transformationevoked.com/Join the Meet-Up! https://www.meetup.com/keto-lifestyle-for-mental-health/IG- @transformation_evokedFB- @Transformation EvokedLK- @Donika HristovaFind Boundless Body at- myboundlessbody.com Book a session with us here!

Comparison is a thief. It steals your joy, your confidence, your momentum. It convinces you that you're behind, that you're missing something, that your worth is measured against someone else's success. But here's the truth: you're on your own path. You are not behind. You are not lacking. The second you stop looking sideways and start focusing on your mission, you take back your power. Every moment spent comparing is a moment wasted. The people you envy? They have struggles too. The ones winning? They're too busy working to waste time worrying about someone else's progress. Winners don't compare, they execute.So ask yourself—what if today was the day you stopped waiting for permission and started living like the person you were meant to be? One day, you'll wish you had started sooner. So don't waste another second. No more watching. No more measuring. No more waiting. The world doesn't need another version of someone else—it needs you, fully owning who you are. So go. Build. Become.      Phenyx Fit Kate Hastings Podcast  @coachkate1  Mental Health Coach    https://missionmedus.com    

Sponsor of this Episode:⁠https://formulaeq.com/az-event⁠Formula EQ Academy Teaching Healing Retreats Health Reset 2 day Life changing Retreat in Arizona 20% OFF with code EQ at the checkout.Awaken Your Limitless Potential & Transform Your Life:The Breakthrough Experience!Dates: March 29–30, 2025Location: Chandler, ArizonaTickets: ⁠https://formulaeq.com/az-eventAlcohol's Impact on Health and Addiction Eldin and Erik discussed their experiences with alcohol and its effects on mental and physical health. Eldin shared his decision to abstain from alcohol two and a half years ago, citing its hazardous nature and the potential for addiction. Erik agreed, emphasizing that alcohol is a drug and can lead to severe consequences, including cancer and dependency. They both agreed that the benefits of not drinking alcohol, such as improved mental and physical health, outweigh the costs. They also discussed the importance of understanding one's biology and physiology to make informed decisions about substance use.Personal Journeys and Self-Reflection ImportanceErik and Eldin discussed their personal journeys and the importance of self-reflection and self-care. Erik shared his experiences of struggling with drugs and alcohol, and how he eventually found solace in spirituality and a relationship with God. He emphasized the importance of recognizing one's character defects and working on them. Eldin agreed, highlighting the need for individuals to carve out time for self-care and spiritual growth. They also discussed the significance of community and the need to contribute positively to it. The conversation ended with a mutual understanding of the transformative power of self-reflection and positive behaviors.Human Connection and Mental Well-BeingEldin and Erik discussed the importance of human connection and the impact of isolation on mental and physical well-being. They highlighted that humans are wired for connection and that isolation leads to increased stress hormones, while connection triggers the release of feel-good chemicals like oxytocin, endorphins, dopamine, and serotonin. They also discussed the dangers of relying on exogenous substances like drugs and alcohol to achieve these chemicals, as it can lead to a disconnection from one's inner self and a temporary, artificial high. Eldin further explained the concept of "in spirit" and "enthusiasm" originating from Greek words, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a connection to one's inner self and spirit.Bio: Erik Frederickson is a husband, father, and one of the top-ranked Sober and Mental Health Coaches in the U.S.With over a decade of coaching experience and more than 15 years in recovery from drugs and alcohol, Erik is a certified Sober Coach, Mental Health Coach, and Life Coach. He and his wife, both ordained ministers, travel the country speaking and ministering in churches. They are passionate about their faith, their three boys, and helping others transform their lives.He is also the best-selling author of Recovering Reality: Freedom from the Torment of Addiction and is dedicated to guiding people into lasting personal transformation. __________________________________________Sponsor of this Episode:⁠https://formulaeq.com/az-event⁠Formula EQ Academy Teaching Healing Retreats Health Reset 2 day Life changing Retreat in Arizona 20% OFF with code EQ at the checkout.Awaken Your Limitless Potential & Transform Your Life:The Breakthrough Experience!Dates: March 29–30, 2025Location: Chandler, ArizonaTickets: ⁠https://formulaeq.com/az-event

Failure doesn't happen overnight—it creeps in when you justify excuses, tolerate low standards, and let hesitation win. Success isn't talent, luck, or motivation—it's discipline, execution, and refusing to negotiate with weakness. If you don't control your time, distractions will. If you don't audit your environment, mediocrity will feel normal. The people who win aren't the ones who feel ready; they're the ones who move anyway, track their progress, and outwork their old selves daily. Every decision either starves failure or feeds it—there is no neutral. Half-effort guarantees failure a front-row seat, but full execution suffocates it before it takes root. So ask yourself: Are you feeding success, or are you feeding failure? Because at the end of the day, you don't get what you want—you get what you demand. Now move.   Phenyx Fit Kate Hastings Podcast  @coachkate1  Mental Health Coach     

Standards, values and boundaries on their own, are just ideas. They don't define you—your actions do. Saying you value discipline, honesty, or respect is meaningless unless you have the structure to back it up. That structure comes from principles, standards, and boundaries. Principles are the internal rules that guide your decisions, especially when motivation fades or external pressure builds. Standards are the actions that prove your values in real life, holding you accountable to what you claim to stand for. Boundaries protect those standards, ensuring that distractions, people, or excuses don't pull you off course. Take discipline as an example. If you say you value discipline, then your principle might be: “I do what needs to be done, no matter how I feel.” Your standard would be showing up, training, working, and executing, even when you're tired or uninspired. Your boundary would be refusing to let external distractions—social events, late nights, negativity—interfere with your set priorities. Most people claim to have values, but their actions tell a different story. The real question is: Are you proving yours?   Phenyx Fit Kate Hastings Podcast  @coachkate1  Mental Health Coach     

Every single interaction you have sends a message about how you expect to be treated. Whether you realize it or not, you're always teaching people how to treat you. People will only treat you the way you allow them to. Boundaries aren't just something you set—they're the blueprint for how people engage with you. Every interaction is a lesson in what you accept, what you challenge, and what you refuse to tolerate. If you tolerate mistreatment, disrespect, or inconsistency, guess what? You just taught them that it's okay. Silence is dangerous—if you don't speak up, you're sending the message that you're fine with whatever's happening. People will push as far as you let them, and if you're inconsistent with your standards, they'll test those limits over and over again. Self-respect is the foundation—if you don't respect yourself, don't expect anyone else to either. Saying “no” but giving in teaches people your boundaries are flexible, and once they see a crack, they'll keep pushing. The way you handle conflict tells people exactly how far they can go with you. At the end of the day, you don't demand respect—you show people how to give it by what you tolerate, what you walk away from, and how you hold the line.   Phenyx Fit Kate Hastings Podcast  @coachkate1  Mental Health Coach     

Send us a textThis episode delves into the critical distinctions between coaching and therapy, emphasizing coaching's role in fostering personal growth for professionals. Listeners gain insights on decision-making, overcoming isolation in leadership roles, and the importance of self-care through the coaching process.• Distinction between therapy and coaching is clarified • Emphasis on the forward-focused nature of coaching • Addressing decision fatigue and its impact on leadership • Importance of self-care for high-pressure professionals • Bi-weekly coaching sessions enhance accountability and reflection • Strategies for maintaining personal and organizational wellness • Introduction of text coaching as an effective support tool • Transparent pricing structure for coaching and therapy options • Encouragement to explore the benefits of integrating coaching into daily routinesWant to try coaching? Reach me at stevebissonlmhc@gmail.com or DM hereSupport the showYouTube Channel For The Podcast

Trauma often leaves us feeling broken, disconnected, and stuck in the patterns it creates. But what if, instead of letting it hold us back, we could turn those experiences into our greatest strengths? Healing isn't just about survival; it's about uncovering the gifts hidden in the pain. When we heal, trauma can become a source of incredible power, clarity, and purpose. Phenyx Fit Kate Hastings Podcast  @coachkate1  Mental Health Coach     

Send us a textDonika Hristova is a Certified Integrative Nutrition and Keto for Mental Health Coach who is based just outside Washington,DC. She is passionate about transforming mental health challenges into opportunities for holistic wellness and vitality.Her own journey through personal health struggles has taught her that investing in well-being is the truest form of wealth. For years, she struggled with weight issues, severe binge eating episodes, and the crippling effects of bipolar depression. Despite relying on medication, it often felt like a temporary crutch rather than a true solution for her.Because of that, Donika has a profound understanding of the challenges that stem from body image issues and mental health struggles. Through it all, one thing became abundantly clear, which was the incredible power of the ketogenic lifestyle. It wasn't just a diet for Donika, it became a powerful, transformative therapy.Recently, she has been the recipient of the 2024 Fresh Start Award, which includes a $10,000 grant to promote Metabolic Psychiatry given out by the non-profit Metabolic Mind!Find Donika at-https://transformationevoked.com/IG- @transformation_evokedFB- @Transformation EvokedLK- @Donika HristovaFind Boundless Body at- myboundlessbody.com Book a session with us here!

The Hard Truth: Success Isn't Comfortable If you're chasing comfort, you're not chasing success. Success doesn't live in ease or convenience—it's forged in discomfort, sacrifice, and persistence. It's not about fleeting motivation or luck; it's about showing up every day, doing the work, and embracing the struggle. True success doesn't come from a single trait or effort. It's built on the interconnection of resilience, discipline, and courage. These three traits don't stand alone—they form a powerful feedback loop where each one fuels and strengthens the others. Together, they create the foundation for meaningful, lasting growth and achievement.     Phenyx Fit Kate Hastings Podcast  @coachkate1  Mental Health Coach     

This episode explores the freedom that comes from letting go of the need for approval and embracing who you truly are. Discover why so many people feel trapped by others' opinions, the toll it takes on your mental and emotional well-being, and why it's a race you'll never win. Learn practical steps to break free from people-pleasing, set boundaries, and live in alignment with your values. By focusing on authenticity and self-respect, you'll gain the courage to stop chasing validation and start living boldly. This is your guide to reclaiming your power and living a life that's truly your own.   Phenyx Fit Kate Hastings Podcast  @coachkate1  Mental Health Coach       

Life can feel like a constant ride on emotional waves, from soaring highs to crashing lows. In this week's solo episode of "Beyond the Highs and Lows: Embracing Neutrality for Resilience and Growth," I share my personal insights on how to step off this rollercoaster and into a space of calm, centered strength. Neutrality isn't about suppressing emotions or being indifferent—it's about cultivating the flexibility and resilience to respond to life with clarity and purpose, no matter what comes your way. In this episode, I'll walk you through practical strategies for developing emotional adaptability, managing your nervous system, and reframing how you approach challenges. This isn't just about surviving the ups and downs—it's about thriving in the in-between. If you've ever felt overwhelmed by the chaos of extremes, this episode is your guide to finding steadiness and empowerment through neutrality.   Phenyx Fit Kate Hastings Podcast  @coachkate1  Mental Health Coach     

Plateaus, those moments when progress stalls and frustration sets in, are not roadblocks but opportunities for growth. They force us to reflect, recalibrate, and prepare for the next level. Growth isn't linear—it's a cycle of effort and renewal. By embracing plateaus as a natural part of the process, we can transform them into powerful tools for transformation. Often, plateaus arise from two key factors: complacency and burnout. Success can lead us to settle into a comfort zone, avoiding the discomfort needed for further growth. On the other hand, relentless effort without rest can drain motivation and focus. Balance is key—recovery isn't weakness; it's the fuel that drives sustained progress. Breaking through a plateau requires a shift in mindset. It's often internal fears or self-doubt, not lack of ability, that hold us back. Developing self-awareness through journaling and reframing limiting beliefs can help. By addressing these mental roadblocks, you open the door to new possibilities and a renewed sense of purpose.   Phenyx Fit Kate Hastings Podcast  @coachkate1  Mental Health Coach     

What does it mean to be a competent human being? Competence is about your ability to handle life's challenges effectively by building the skills, habits, and mindset you need—it's not about being perfect or naturally talented. It's about showing up, learning from mistakes, and growing through action. True confidence comes from competence; it's the quiet belief that you can handle what life throws at you because you've proven it to yourself. Competent people take responsibility, adapt to change, and stay grounded under pressure. They're disciplined, resilient, and willing to keep showing up, even when it's hard. It's not about having it all figured out—it's about knowing you can keep moving forward. Start small, stay consistent, and remember that the journey to competence is what makes you stronger.     Phenyx Fit Kate Hastings Podcast  @coachkate1  Mental Health Coach     

Discipline isn't just action—it's purposeful, meaningful action. Without a clear "why" tied to your core beliefs, values, and human needs, discipline becomes hollow, aimless, and unsustainable. True discipline has roots. It's about alignment—anchoring your actions in what truly matters to you. Your values shape your standards, your standards establish your boundaries, and your boundaries foster habits that align with both your aspirations and fundamental human needs. These habits drive consistent action, creating results that resonate deeply with your sense of purpose and fulfillment. That entire chain of command reinforces the identity of someone who is disciplined. It's not just a skill set; leadership isn't just logic. It requires an emotional connection to purpose and people. It's a way of life—it's who you are.   Phenyx Fit Kate Hastings Podcast  @coachkate1  Mental Health Coach     

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Broken trust can make us look at the world with skepticism, resistance and hesitancy. Or broken trust can make us more resilient and brave.We get to choose how we move forward.In this episode of Season 7, Lysa, Jim and Joel discuss how we can find the inner strength to move forward, even when broken trust and betrayals have stolen from us.Related Resources:We'd like to thank the American Association of Christian Counselors for partnering with us to sponsor Season 7 of Therapy & Theology. Click here to apply for their Mental Health Coach program, where you'll be equipped to respond to friends walking through tough issues and situations.We don't have to let the one who broke our trust break us. Sign up to receive “When the Person Who Hurt You Got Away With It: 3 Days to Moving Forward,” a FREE resource by Lysa TerKeurst, today!Get your copy of Lysa TerKeurst's new book, I Want to Trust You, but I Don't: Moving Forward When You're Skeptical of Others, Afraid of What God Will Allow, and Doubtful of Your Own Discernment, from the P31 Bookstore, and join Circle 31 Book Club as they read through the book together this November!Click here to download a transcript of this episode.

Did you know that only one-third of those who struggle with mental health are getting support from a licensed professional? When you walk through a difficult season or support a loved one through theirs, it can be challenging to admit you don't feel equipped to handle it.But the truth is trying to fix it is actually not what people need the most. In this new conversation with professional counselor and crisis chaplain Jennifer Ellers, we learn that showing up for the people we care about doesn't mean we have to have all the answers — we just need to listen with care and compassion. Related Resources: Looking to take your learning to the next level? Have a passion for caring for others? The Mental Health Coach training program with our partner AACC might be right for you! And for a limited time, they are giving away scholarships to cover the full cost of tuition. That's $2,400 worth of education for FREE! Just head to mentalhealthcoach.org, and fill out the application now to start your journey toward making a difference.Click here to download a transcript of this episode.Proverbs 31 Ministries is a nonprofit organization, and this podcast is funded thanks to the generous support of our one-time and monthly donors. To learn more about how to partner with us, click here!We want to hear how this podcast has impacted you! Share your story with us here.

When you have experienced heartbreak or betrayal, it's hard not to fall into thought spirals. You may find yourself bracing for impact as you think: If this worst-case scenario happened in the past, when will something else bad happen again?But if we're honest … So many times, we spiral in our thoughts about things we can't control.In this episode, Lysa, Jim and Joel will help you see that even when you're spiraling, you may feel powerless but you have choices you can make to find your way forward.Related Resources:We'd like to thank the American Association of Christian Counselors for partnering with us to sponsor Season 7 of Therapy & Theology. Click here to apply for their Mental Health Coach program, where you'll be equipped to respond to friends walking through tough issues and situations.We don't have to let the one who broke our trust break us. Sign up to receive “When the Person Who Hurt You Got Away With It: 3 Days to Moving Forward,” a FREE resource by Lysa TerKeurst, today!Get your copy of Lysa TerKeurst's new book, I Want to Trust You, but I Don't: Moving Forward When You're Skeptical of Others, Afraid of What God Will Allow, and Doubtful of Your Own Discernment, from the P31 Bookstore, and join Circle 31 Book Club as they read through the book together this November!Click here to download a transcript of this episode.

Can I trust this person? This is a big question, especially after a betrayal has occurred.The deeper the wound, the longer the repair will take. But not all repairs are equal. You see, there is a difference between wise trust and blind trust. Of course, there is space for grace in relationships, but it shouldn't be sloppy grace where deceptions and dysfunctions are glossed over.In this episode, Lysa, Jim and Joel will help you see that rebuilding trust requires a combination of three crucial things.Related Resources: We'd like to thank the American Association of Christian Counselors for partnering with us to sponsor Season 7 of Therapy & Theology. Click here to apply for their Mental Health Coach program, where you'll be equipped to respond to friends walking through tough issues and situations.We don't have to let the one who broke our trust break us. Sign up to receive “When the Person Who Hurt You Got Away With It: 3 Days to Moving Forward,” a FREE resource by Lysa TerKeurst, today!Get your copy of Lysa TerKeurst's new book, I Want to Trust You, but I Don't: Moving Forward When You're Skeptical of Others, Afraid of What God Will Allow, and Doubtful of Your Own Discernment, from the P31 Bookstore, and join Circle 31 Book Club as they read through the book together this November!Click here to download a transcript of this episode.We want to hear about how this podcast has impacted you! Share your story with us here.

It can be so disillusioning to process things that are breaking our heart, especially when it seems like God is not intervening. Maybe you find yourself asking questions like: When is God going to right the wrongs and bring justice to this situation? How am I supposed to believe the Lord is good in light of this? How can I trust God when the person who hurt me got away with it?In this episode, Lysa, Jim and Joel will meet you in these questions and help you begin to see that faith in God means being assured of His goodness even when what He allows doesn't feel good, seem good or look good right now.Related Resources:We'd like to thank the American Association of Christian Counselors for partnering with us to sponsor Season 7 of Therapy & Theology. Click here to apply for their Mental Health Coach program, where you'll be equipped to respond to friends walking through tough issues and situations.We don't have to let the one who broke our trust break us. Sign up to receive “When the Person Who Hurt You Got Away With It: 3 Days to Moving Forward,” a FREE resource by Lysa TerKeurst, today!Get your copy of Lysa TerKeurst's new book, I Want to Trust You, but I Don't: Moving Forward When You're Skeptical of Others, Afraid of What God Will Allow, and Doubtful of Your Own Discernment, from the P31 Bookstore.Click here to download a transcript of this episode.We want to hear about how this podcast has impacted you! Share your story with us here.