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Straight Talk with The Change Mastery Host John J Murphy (opens the original)
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What does it really take to change—and why do so many of us struggle to make that change last? Ellen Stewart, the Pushy Broad from the Bronx, sits down with internationally recognized leadership and transformation expert John J. Murphy , host of The Change Mastery Show and Fearless , to explore the principles behind mastering meaningful change. From decades of transforming organizations and leaders to applying those same lessons to addiction, recovery, resilience, and personal growth , John reve
The Career Change You Keep Talking Yourself Out Of! (opens the original)
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What would you do if money, timing, and fear were not in the way? Career coach Melanie Wexler joins Recovery Recharged to talk about the inner voice that convinces us we are “too old,” “too far in,” or “too late” to make a meaningful career change. We’ll show you how to make your career dream a real plan.
Stop Diagnosing Me! Part 2: Narcissism, Borderline, PTSD & the Labels We Throw Around (opens the original)
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Part 2 of our two-part Recovery Recharged special: "He's a narcissist." "She traumatized me." "I have PTSD." These are serious psychological terms that have become part of everyday conversation—but what do they actually mean? Ellen Stewart and Nelson Hadler, LCSW guest examine Narcissistic Personality Disorder, Borderline and PTSD, how they differ from normal human behavior and painful life experiences, and how addiction can mimic, magnify or coexist with these conditions.
Stop Diagnosing Me! Part 1: ADHD, OCD & Bipolar Disorder vs. Normal Behavior (opens the original)
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Part 1 of a two-part Recovery Recharged special: We casually call ourselves ADHD because we're distracted, OCD because we like things organized, or bipolar because our moods change—but when does normal human behavior actually become a mental-health disorder? Ellen Stewart and Nelson Hadler, LCSW guest separate everyday traits from clinical ADHD, OCD and Bipolar Disorder, while examining how addiction, stress, sleep and recovery can further complicate the picture.
Sobriety Saved Me—But Can It Save My Marriage? (opens the original)
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Getting sober can save your life—but what happens when recovery changes the person your spouse married? Can your marriage grow with the new you, or does finding yourself mean discovering you've grown apart?
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