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Welcome to the Fed Up Women podcast! Each week, hosts Gabbrielle (Gabbi) Jackson, MS, Nutritionist & Jennifer (Jen) Gamache, MS, Holistic Health Practitioner, use their backgrounds in clinical nutrition along with life experiences to bring you raw, uncensored conversations created for any and everyone who has ever been fed up! Expect humor-laden, sometimes uncomfortable, authentic and downright saucy conversations between two fed up and fiery ladies covering all things from health and wellness, nutrition, mindset and mental health, to lifestyle, spirituality, healing, human betterment, and ...

Jason and the team of coaches at Falcon Nutrition chat with each other as well as with clients and industry friends about all things food, mindset, body composition, and performance. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/falconfnc/support

Hasta los cojones del pensamiento positivo es una crítica inteligente, mordaz y revolucionaria hacia los mensajes bonitos pero inservibles y vacíos de contenido de la mayoría de libros de autoayuda y denominados como pensamiento positivo. Una obra sincera, honesta, emotiva y directa en la que aprenderemos a ser felices desde el verdadero cambio y la lealtad a nosotros mismos, alejándonos del tópico vacío y la frase de azucarillo y realizando una transformación personal cimentada con vigor, honestidad y basada en verdades.

this is the new podcast for borderline personality disorder and a relationship between the friends and families and how it affects those of us around us and how’s the least diagnosed mental illness but is the most dangerous.

Become a Paid Subscriber: https://anchor.fmcryinandtryinpod/subscribe Cryin’ & Tryin is a podcast where people with lived mental health experience have candid, vulnerable, sarcastic, & authentic conversations about mental health. Lexi and guests analyze how oppressive structures and systems create barriers to accessible mental health care. With macabre humor sprinkled throughout, C&T highlights the complex ways that capitalism, the patriarchy, religion, white supremacy, colonialism and our own egos intersect and affect one’s mental health in an effort to provide peer support and to create ...