Learn how to move through your panic cycle. Three coping skills shared.Support the show (https://paypal.me/pools/c/8ycvBQZLqv)

Finding Her: A Mental Health Podcast

EP 69: The Panic Cycle with Three Coping Skills

Did you know everyone has a struggle bus? In this episode of Finding Her, Julia talks openly about the idea that everyone has an imaginary struggle bus that carries all our personal feelings associated with being human on this planet. She shares that feelings are not seen and that the behaviors and actions that stem from inner feelings are presented in our lives. Owning your struggles and deficits means you can be in control and become the driver of your struggle bus. She also talks about a recent trip where she traveled while being in control of her anxiety and depression. Julia believes that successful people who drive their struggle busses are the ones who use coping skills and want to learn how to change their mindset and tend to their mental health issues. So she shares tips that can help you while you are traveling by: train, plane, boat, or automobile. Supplement shared in this episode to help calm, unwind, and restore is from:www.goli.comEnter: juliabusby for a discountFollow Julia on Instagram @findinghermentalwellnessCheck out her blog at www.juliabusby.comSupport the show (https://paypal.me/pools/c/8ycvBQZLqv)

EP 68: Own Your Struggle of Mental health. Drive Your Struggle Bus.

This week on Finding Her, Julia introduces Kelleigh Kincaid to her community! Kelleigh is a Gut Anxiety Nutritionist. From her website:Kelleigh shares- Wholeness seeker, a recovering perfectionist, and health nerd. Functional Nutritional Therapy Practitioner (FNTP), Restorative Wellness Practitioner (RWP), soon to be Board Certified in Holistic Nutrition through the NANP,  planetary herbalist, yoga teacher, and spiritual seeker. I am obsessed with bringing you high-vibe wellness, real-life self-care practices, bio-hacking, spirituality, and of course, real whole food! I know what it’s like to feel awful, not sleep well, and cycle through anxiety & depression. I have SO been there and I can help you come back to radiant health.To learn more about Kelleigh and what services she offers at:www.kelleighkincaid.comFINDING HER ONLINE SHOPWhere you can purchase mental health awareness apparelwww.bonfire.com/store/findingher/USE AMBASSADOR799 at ORGAIN.COM for 30% off your order  Read My StorySupport the show (https://paypal.me/pools/c/8ycvBQZLqv)

EP: 67 Anxiety & the Brain-Gut Connection with Kelleigh Kincaid

This week Julia talks about how to get out of your own way in regards to living a life managing stress and anxiety. She shares with her community a personal story and tips to combat your negative thinking that can contribute to your experiences of self-sabotage. * Use the discount code AMBASSADOR799 at Orgain.com to receive 30% off and free shipping. Special get a free collagen tub when you spend $50.00!   Support the show (https://paypal.me/pools/c/8ycvBQZLqv)

EP 067: How to Get Out of Your Own Way

Here is my code for 35% off your first order with FREE SHIPPINGGo to: www.orgain.com Checkout code: AMBASSADOR799For today&apos;s show, Julia introduces her community to Dr. Sharon Grossman. ( taken from her website).Sharon is a qualified Success Coach, Clinical Psychologist, author, speaker, wife, and mother of two. For the past two decades, she has worked on improving the health and well-being of high achievers who so often sacrifice their self-care as a result of work demands and get caught up with everyone else’s expectations that they end up burning out at alarming rates. So when she started to experience overwhelm and burnout, the irony of the situation was not lost on her.She, too, is a high achiever, so she naturally had a never-ending to-do list. Her brain is always coming up with more ideas. She would have too much on her mind, no direction, and would focus on unimportant items while forgetting about more important ones. It would feel like there was never enough time to do everything she wanted to do and she would end up feeling stressed.Does this sound like any of you listeners out there? Julia truly understands! Julia and Dr. Grossman talk about the difference between coaching and therapy. Dr. Grossman shared on her website and on the show:Coaching taught me systems around organization, planning, and time management. Now, I am super clear about what I need to get done each week, I plan for it and I stick to my plans. As a result of my optimized performance and mindset practices, I get more done in less time, have replaced overwhelm with accomplishment, and most importantly - empower my clients to reach their potential.Through the integration of psychology and mindfulness, I’ve created a comprehensive and transformative program that teaches stressed-out high achievers how to effectively navigate their work and personal life so they can thrive. I love that my work inspires them to think BIGGER, feel more grounded, and handle challenging situations with ease.Book a call with her on her  WEBSITE HERE. (www.drsharongrossman.com)****Dr. Sharon Grossman is the author of The 7E Solution to Burnout and an Emotional Intelligence expert. She holds a doctorate degree in Psychology, has extensive training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and 20 years of experience helping her clients take back control of their lives. Support the show (https://paypal.me/pools/c/8ycvBQZLqv)

EP:066 Building Resilience to Avoid Burnout with Dr. Sharon Grossman

Do you have a first aid kit?I&apos;m sure you have the necessary items to take care of yourself if you have a minor injury.  Some may even have a fire extinguisher in their home to help put out a fire.In this episode, Julia talks to her community about building their own anxiety crisis bag to aid in helping you remain calm and help regulate when panic or uncomfortable feeling set in. Get the worksheet she talks about during the episode for FREE HERE.The worksheet was created using your five senses allowing space for notes and other ideas that you may want to add or try out. Follow Julia on Instagram @juliambusbycheck out her website to learn more about her and sign up for her newsletter at www.juliabusby.com Support the show (https://paypal.me/pools/c/8ycvBQZLqv)

EP:065 How to Build Your Anxiety Crisis Bag + Worksheet Download

Julia opens up episode two of the anxiety series by discussing stress and anxiety and how one can manage before their tsunami of external and internal stressors can come crashing down on people who lack awareness in recognizing and limiting their anxiety and stress in their lives. Julia talks about stress and anxiety and how they can both appear together and or singular. She also talks again about at-home supports to help you manage and cope. www.juliabusby.comSupport the show (https://paypal.me/pools/c/8ycvBQZLqv)

EP 64: How to Manage Your Tsunami of Stress & Anxiety

Download your free copy of the Anxiety Identification Worksheet here.Julia teaches her community about anxiety and what it can feel like. She had communicated with her community online over the past two weeks to ask them what they would like to learn more about on the topic of anxiety. Julia then took their ideas to create the series to share throughout the month of February. The following topics were given:How can family and friends supportPros and cons to medicationHow to identify triggers Coping skillsIdentificationAnxiety and how it limits productivity and efficiencyWhat can I keep on hand to help with symptoms?What if I have no one to talk to?  The physical toll of anxietyNew mom anxietyStay tuned for part 2 of the series where Julia talks about the management of stress and anxiety.Support the show (https://paypal.me/pools/c/8ycvBQZLqv)

EP 63: What Anxiety Can Feel Like Plus Supports to Navigate a Calmer Life + Worksheet Download

This week Julia uses an old post from Instagram that she wrote during the Brave series on Finding Her. Titled "Be Brave Like Lucy".Using the Instagram post Julia takes the I Love Lucy show and its storyline and pairs it with her own personal narrative and idea that we often wear superhero capes to show how strong we are. Never showing weakness, exposing our own needs all at a high price that includes a decline in our mental well being. Julia also relates her own experiences of ditching her cape but then succumbing to a bad habit and wearing it yet again to gain that perfect and in control of it all mindset which eventually led to a massive burnout. She also talks all about her personal struggle bus and how others need to not be ashamed to ask and know when to ask for help. Visit her blog at www.juliabusby.comSupport the show (https://paypal.me/pools/c/8ycvBQZLqv)

EP 62: Lucille Ball, a Cape, and the Struggle Bus- SOLO

This episode includes a personal story about Julia and her three children going to the movies for her middle son&apos;s birthday. Quick and relatable while focusing on a message about the importance of taking care of yourself before others. Support the show (https://paypal.me/pools/c/8ycvBQZLqv)

EP 61: Take Care of Yourself First

This week on Finding Her, Julia introduces her audience to Diann Wingert and the topic of women who are identified with ADHD ( Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) in adulthood. ADHD is less common in women but it affects them differently. An estimated 5.4% of men aged 18 to 44 have ADHD compared to 3.2% of women, according to the National Institute of Mental Health. Many women also go undiagnosed which can lead to the manifestation of other behaviors including:Being involved in toxic relationshipsSubstance abuse problemsEating DisordersDepressionA little bit about our guest. Diann Wingert is a mindset and productivity coach for female entrepreneurs who identify with the traits of ADHD, officially diagnosed or not. During her 20-year career as a licensed psychotherapist, Diann saw many brilliant and ambitious women struggle with unidentified ADHD, including Diann herself. Since her own mid-life diagnosis, she now mentors women who are “driven but distracted” to overcome procrastination, perfectionism, and people-pleasing so they can craft a life they love. Symptoms of ADHD in adulthood including but are not limited to:trouble focusinghyperactivityimpulsive behavior.Throughout the episode, Julia and Diann talk openly about Diann&apos;s life with ADHD and how she has helped many women understand their condition. Diann is candid, funny, and shares how one can take their first steps if they suspect they may have ADHD. For more information about Diann and the services she offers including where to hear her podcast:Website:https://www.diannwingertcoaching.com/Podcast:https://www.diannwingertcoaching.com/podcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/diannwingertcoaching/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachdiannwingert/Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/diannwingertcoaching/6 Steps to ADHD Mastery: https://www.diannwingertcoaching.com/6-stepsSupport the show (https://paypal.me/pools/c/8ycvBQZLqv)

EP 60: Women Identified with ADHD in Adulthood with Diann Wingert

On this week&apos;s episode of Finding Her, Julia introduces her community to Sandra Daniele. Sandra is the creator and founder of Wish on Wildflowers, Life Enhancement Coaching for Women. She holds a Masters in Business and is a certified life coach as recognized by the International Coaching Federation. Her desire is for all women to know their self-worth, trust themselves, and live a life free from old untrue stories and labels that hold them back. She works with clients 1:1 joining and guiding them on their life journey to find their purpose, passion, and authenticity. Things to think about from today&apos;s show:What do you say to yourself?What do you think about yourself?Why do you believe that these statements about yourself are true?Uncover the steps to begin your self-reflection process. Why are you so mean to yourself?Sandra shares an exercise where you can identify your personal beliefs but then also acknowledge where this stemmed from and or why you feel this to be true.This episode delivers an idea that we definitely our worst critics. We can be cruel and mean to ourselves as Sandra shared in highschool she was the meanest to herself. To combat the inner critic we can benefit from learning how to tap into who we are as an individual without outside influences. For more information about Sandra please visit her website here:Wish on Wildflowers Life Enhancement CoachingGet your Freebie- SHUT DOWN THE MEAN GIRL here.Follow her on Instagram: @wishonwildflowersJoin her Facebook community!Support the show (https://paypal.me/pools/c/8ycvBQZLqv)

EP 059: When the Mean Girl or Mean Man is You

During this episode of Finding Her, Julia talks about the thief of time also known as procrastination. Beginning with introducing the definition as to unsuccessfully fail to self regulate with a voluntary delay of task completion. To put off, to miss a deadline, to wait until the very last minute to start a task.Have you been there? Are you a chronic procrastinator?Do you struggle with time management?Lag in the area of self-regulation?Things to highlight from the show:Procrastination has been linked to many mental health conditions including but not limited to Anxiety & OCD, ADHD, and depression. Mental health and stress combined with procrastination increase your stress response system physically and mentally.Procrastination also limits your self-advocacy skills often leading to consequences in your health sometimes including death. 5 types of procrastination:1. Perfectionist2. Dreamer3. Avoider4. Crisis Maker5. The Busy ProcrastinatorMindset + awareness of why you procrastinate  ( fear) + Healthy coping skills/ therapy etc help lower your stress response and help you build skills while increasing your mindset, self-confidence, and awareness.Here is the link to the article to learn more about procrastination and apply strategies and skills.Self- Regulation ArticleSupport the show (https://paypal.me/pools/c/8ycvBQZLqv)

EP 58: Procrastination is Your Thief of Time

 Julia unleashes the topic of failure. She supplies her audience with tips on how to learn to move through them. She also talks about how important it is to remain focused on moving through feelings associated with failures instead of bottling them up forever. It is very important to acknowledge that we often stay in our comfort zones in hopes to avoid failures in our lives. Julia talks openly about how to face your feelings after a failure arises in your life.Questions & Tips 1. Why is it important to fail?2. Accept your feelings that arrive with your failure and sit with them.3. Learn from the situation. What did you see? What can you do differently next time? What things can I put in place next time to meet my goals?4. Reach out to someone for support. Learn about their wins and fails. Get their perspective on your challenges and epic failure. Remember, all humans experience failures in their lives. The most important piece of moving through failures is to evaluate and look at your failure through a lens of construct so you can apply changes and try again when you are ready. Successful people in life have managed to use this as a way to grow personally and professionally.We are not immune to failure, it is a part of everyday life.Quotes from today&apos;s show:" Failure can become our most powerful path to learning if we&apos;re willing to choose courage over comfort".- Brene Brown" Only those who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly." -Robert F. Kennedy" Failures are finger posts on the road to achievement."- C.S. LewisPlease continue to help spread awareness in normalizing talking about mental health within our communities. You can help me by sharing the show with one person or leaving a review on your favorite podcasting platform. I created a course Power Up Podcasting and launched it last night! I am so pumped to get this community rolling on creating your own podcast. I created an 8 module course that breakdown how to create and publish a podcast with easily digestible pieces in a community for support. The best part is I will be spending time there each week to answer your questions LIVE. Yep! To learn more about my course visit www.juliabusby.com/power.code for the course: save200 for one-time payment option                                200off for payment plan optionUntil Sunday 11/1 at Midnight you can receive $200 off on either payment option!!Enter at checkout for monthly payment option or one-time payment optionFollow me on Instagram: www.instagram.com/juliambusbySupport the show (https://paypal.me/pools/c/8ycvBQZLqv)

EP:057 Learn How to Move Through Failures

On this week&apos;s episode of Finding Her, Julia discusses the topic faith, fear, and hope during COVID-19. She takes these three words and opens up a topic that many of the world is used to hearing. She begins the episode questions to her community about their experiences with COVID-19.Is it real? Fake?Do you believe in faith over fear?Do you believe in science or will it all go away after the election?Are you on team red or blue?Have you lost a loved one to COVID?Do you have a job? Health insurance? Food on the table?How is your mental health? How are you children doing being isolated and attending online school?Julia then takes the initiative to talk about the definitions of faith, fear, and hope adding in personal stories, tips to manage fear, and how the power of hope instills resilience in people dealing with mental illnesses.Faith is to have complete trust or confidence in someone or something. Believing in your higher power with 100% certanity that it will all work out. Julia opens up and casually shares her faith, but also acknowledges that you can have fear and faith at the same time. You are not broken or weak if you are faithful and scared. Your fear needs to be managed. Fear in our lives serves a purpose to keep us safe. Fear is a response to a physical and emotional danger. If you didn&apos;t feel fear we wouldn&apos;t be able to protect ourselves from threats. These threats may have severe consequences or can end in death. It has a strong effect on your mind and body. It is a very powerful emotion.Anxiety on the other hand, is feelings of unmanaged fear. It is usually involving thoughts of a threat or that something will go wrong in the future, not right now. Fear can present itself in your life as: unable to eat, cold and hot sweats, unable to concentrate, feeling dizzy, tense muscles, fast breathing, and weak or tense muscles. Symptoms present because your body is sensing fear and getting ready for a threat. Tips to manage your fear:1. Face it. You are not going to continue participating in avoidance mode.2. Personal strength: Power of affirmations3. Embrace and practice positivity.4. Get out and enjoy nature.5. Reach out to someone for support.Finally, Julia ends the show with the word hope. Hope is defined as an attitude which is optimistic that is based on a desire or expectation. She shares that hope and mental health are key to becoming resilient, end feelings of hopelessness, and recovering faster from setbacks. Please help me continue to normalize talking about mental health within our communities by SHARING THE SHOW WITH ONE PERSON!!JOIN MY THREE DAY LIVE HERE!!Follow me on Instagram HERE!Contact me through email at www.juliabusby.comFREE RESOURCES:Mindfulness scripts & goodies: www.mindfulnessexercises.comYale Medicine: https://www.yalemedicine.org/stories/mindfulness-covid/Online-Therapy.com--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/findingher/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/findingher/supportSupport the show (https://paypal.me/pools/c/8ycvBQZLqv)

EP 056: Faith, Fear, & Hope During COVID-19

Finding Her is a preventative mental health and wellness podcast. It was created to help normalize talking about mental health in our communities. The show presents tools, tips, tangible strategies, resources, intimate and vulnerable conversations, expert guests, and tons of laughs aimed to teach you skills to maintain your overall physical and mental health. Together we can take a stand against the stigma that shrouds mental health. Together we can learn skills to create the best versions of ourselves. I say together because you are never alone. Follow Julia on Instagram @findinghermentalwellness and visit her website at www.juliabusby.com

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