S5E6 Navigating the Mother/Daughter Relationship with Corri Brewer, LPC

APWM S5E7 - Life After Diagnosis with Greg Hitchcock

Greg is an International Motivational Speaker diagnosed with Schizophrenia in his 20s, who has aligned himself with his purpose and built a life of motivating others beyond diagnosis. As a strategic communicator, artist, and amazing storyteller, Greg will take you on a journey of self-discovery. Follow Greg Hitchcock on social media @gregory.hitchcock and his website gregoryhitchcock.com. Don't forget to pick up some of his exciting artwork.

S5E6 Navigating the Mother/Daughter Relationship with Corri Brewer, LPC

In this episode, Corri Brewer, LPC, discusses having to relearn herself to enhance her relationship with her daughter. The Duo learned effective communication skills and developed a card deck to help initiate the healing conversations between mothers and daughters. Have you experienced difficulty navigating the relationship with your adult daughter? This podcast is for you. Contact Corri at corribrewer.com and follow her on social media @corri_brewer_lpc

APWM Special Episode with Dr. Brian Clardy, PhD - War, Power, and the Mental Health of Democracy

In this powerful special episode of Authentically Peculiar with Marcia, host Marcia Blane, LPC, sits down with political analyst, EJazz host, and Professor of History Dr. Brian Clardy, Ph.D. for a timely and thought-provoking conversation: “War, Power, and the Mental Health of Democracy.” As political tensions rise, global conflicts intensify, and conversations surrounding voting rights, civic responsibility, and leadership continue to divide communities, this episode creates space for honest dialogue rooted in humanity, history, and healing. Together, Marcia and Dr. Clardy explore: * The emotional impact of political uncertainty * The psychological effects of war and global instability * Attacks on voting rights and democratic trust * Media influence, fear, and misinformation * Leadership, civic engagement, and collective responsibility * How communities can remain informed without losing compassion * Protecting mental wellness during politically stressful times This conversation goes beyond politics—it examines the human experience behind the headlines and asks one important question: How do we stay emotionally healthy, informed, and connected while navigating difficult times? If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, frustrated, exhausted, or uncertain about the current political climate, this episode reminds listeners that awareness and healing can coexist. 🎙️ Featuring: Dr. Brian Clardy, Ph.D. Political Analyst | EJazz Host | Professor of History Hosted by: Marcia Blane, LPC, CPCS, CHt, CCTS Mental Health Advocate | Speaker | Author | Podcast Host 📍 Connect with Marcia: 🌐 marciablane.com 📧 info@marciablane.com 📱 FB/IG/TT: @authenticallypeculiarmarcia 📍 Connect with Dr. Brian Clardy: 📱 FB/IG: @brianclardy #AuthenticallyPeculiar #MentalHealth #PoliticsAndMentalHealth #VotingRights #Democracy #PoliticalWellness #BrianClardy #MarciaBlane #CivicEngagement #IranConflict #HealingAndHumanity #ProtectDemocracy #PoliticalStress #PodcastConversation

S5E5 Happy Mother's Day with Marcia Blane, LPC

This Mother’s Day, we’re honoring more than the role—we’re honoring the woman. In this deeply reflective and affirming episode, Marcia Blane reminds mothers everywhere that while motherhood is sacred, it is not meant to consume your entire identity. Being a mother is an extension of who you are… but it is not the sum total. Through a therapeutic and empowering lens, this conversation explores the silent identity shifts that often come with motherhood, the grief of losing parts of yourself, and the gentle process of reclaiming who you are beyond what you give. If you’ve ever felt like you disappeared in the process of showing up for everyone else… this episode is for you. ✨ In this episode, we explore: * The invisible identity shift in motherhood * Grieving the version of yourself you’ve lost * Reclaiming your voice, needs, and individuality * How to remain whole while nurturing others * Affirmations to reconnect with yourself You are more than what you do for others. You are still becoming. And you deserve to be honored—fully.

S5E4 Pivoting to Survive with Dr. Chazia (Chaz) Wall-Miles

In this episode, Dr. Chaz discusses the impact of life changing situations that turned her life upside down. She shares the importance of learning and accepting when life requires you to pivot. Join us as we discuss the value of re-identifying who you are without your labels. Connect with Dr. Chazia on LinkedIn, Facebook, & Instagram Connect with Marcia Blane on Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, Threads, and Instagram. Subscribe to the weekly newsletter on marciablane.com