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Gently questioning the sticky thoughts that keep us feeling stuck or dissatisfied in our lives and considering WHAT IS POSSIBLE when we choose to let them go.
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You Were Born Worthy. (opens the original)
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The light shines brightly, focused on two people “becoming.” One is preparing to become a mother for the first time. The other, a new human, is on her way to joining her family in the outside world. The delivery room is spacious but dark - all light and attention on the baby’s emerging head full of dark hair. Counting the soon-to-be-parents there are six adults all eagerly awaiting the little girl’s arrival. I’ve been in this role hundreds if not thousands of times before and never did the momen
Honesty, as a Policy (opens the original)
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I knew it wouldn’t last. Living in Manhattan’s trendiest neighborhoods as a pre-med college student studying psychology was thrilling and a little surreal. And even back then I knew I’d probably never get to live in such beautiful, eclectic neighborhoods again: Greenwich Village for my first two years, as a junior in a SoHo loft with wide-planked wood floors, and in my final undergraduate year in lower Manhattan near the Seaport and in the shadows of the Twin Towers. I’d run-walk over the Brookl
In Honor of Suicide Prevention Month: How Two Sisters Created PS I Love You Day and Built a Global Mental Health Movement with Jaimie and Br (opens the original)
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What begins as unimaginable loss can become a powerful force for healing, hope, and connection.In this deeply moving episode of Prescribing Possibility, Dr. Dympna Weil sits down with sisters Jaimie and Brooke DiPalma, the founders of PS I Love You Day, a nationwide mental health awareness initiative observed every year on the second Friday of February.After losing their father to suicide when Brooke was just 14 and Jamie was 17, the sisters made a courageous decision: to transform their grief i
September Is Suicide Prevention Month — Here's What Parents Need to Know with Dr. Christine Yu Moutier (opens the original)
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In this powerful episode of Prescribing Possibility, I sit down with Dr. Christine Yu Moutier, a physician, mother, and national leader in suicide prevention. We cover the most pressing questions parents, educators, and clinicians are asking right now. From the unsettling rise of AI chatbot dependency to the surprisingly simple things that can save a young person's life.In this episode:The state of youth mental health today What the CDC's Youth Risk Behavior Survey tells us about anxiety, depres
The Magic is in the Mud: Finding Your Message, Your Story, and Your Purpose with Michelle Garside (opens the original)
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She was one of my very first guests. And I am so glad she is back.Michelle Garside is a brand architect, writer, and truth teller who has spent her career helping visionaries, leaders, healers, and seekers uncover why they are here — and then share it with the world. She co-founded Soul Camp Creative, the Enchantment Experience, and the Connecticut Women's Club. Her first book — Not Awakened: The Messy Truth About Finding Yourself — is available for pre-order on Amazon right now ahead of its Feb
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