Ep. 53 - The Madness and Mayhem of Menopause

Ep. 54 - Beyond Coldplay and the Jumbotron: A Story of Infidelity

RERUN EPISODE Infidelity, cheating, stepping out—we probably all know someone who has experienced betrayal in a relationship, but what actually drives the behavior? In this encore presentation of one of our most thought-provoking episodes, life coach, writer, and educator Dani Murrell joins the conversation to share her personal experience with infidelity and the complex emotions, circumstances, and relationship dynamics that can lead someone down that path. While some cases involve addiction or deeper psychological struggles, many people who have affairs never set out to hurt their partners or damage their relationships. So how does it happen? And why can it be so difficult to end? Dani offers a candid and courageous perspective on issues including communication breakdowns, emotional and sexual disconnection, identity, unmet needs, resentment, and the gradual decisions that can lead people into situations they never expected. This conversation isn't about judgment—it's about understanding. Whether you've experienced infidelity personally, supported someone who has, or simply want to better understand the complexities of human relationships, this episode provides valuable insight and reflection. As you revisit this powerful discussion, we invite you to listen with curiosity, compassion, and an open mind. Guest: Dani Murrell, Life Coach, Writer, and Educator More information: www.danimurrellcoaching.paperbell.com [http://www.danimurrellcoaching.paperbell.com/]

Ep. 53 - The Madness and Mayhem of Menopause

It's always really cool when you run into someone who has a similar passion....enter Sarah Starkoff Green who hosts her own podcast, "The Menopause Playbook" Sarah kindly sat down for a spontaneous conversation about all things menopause related, including the importance of educating men about this change of life. While menopause is a "natural" phase, the symptoms are painful, distressing and life disruption AND there are things women can do to alleviate them all!

Ep. 52 - From Provider to Advocate: Making Sure Covered Services Get Covered

If you've spent any time in the eating disorder field, you will recognize the name Jessica Setnick, MS, RD CEDS-C. Jessica spent many years developing evidence based treatment protocols and educating professionals about the role of dieticians in eating disorder recovery. In addition to being an author and speaker, Jessica is the founder of IFEDD (The International Federation of Eating Disorder Dieticians) and advocates to ensure that nutrition counseling is covered by insurance for ED treatment.

Ep. 51 - Mindset Matters! From Football to the Boxing Ring With Jean-Hollow Tip Gabriel

In this episode of From Mayhem to Mindset, Dr. Laura Ellick sits down with professional boxer Jean Hollow Tip Gabriel to explore his inspiring journey from collegiate football to the boxing ring. Jean Hollow shares how discipline, perseverance, and an unshakable mindset helped him overcome challenges and succeed in one of the toughest sports in the world. He opens up about the mental side of boxing—why he believes it’s 90% mindset—along with the importance of preparation, therapy, and giving back to others. Whether you’re an athlete, a fitness enthusiast, or simply navigating life’s obstacles, Jean Hollow’s story will motivate you to stay consistent, stay true to yourself, and never give up

Ep. 50 - The Neurodivergence Conundrum

Most people become confused by words and phrases such as "on the spectum," "neurodivergent," or AuDHD, partcularly as more and more children and adults are being diagnosed with ADHD and autism spectrum disorders. Enter Tara McDonnell, LCSW, RPT-S and therapist Sami Wallshein, both of whom are devoted to early diagnosis and intervention. Tara recently founded The Neurodiversity Circle in order to gather professionals in supporting individuals with neurodiversity and continues to run her practice