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Have you ever wondered what wellness and mental health professionals discuss behind closed doors? Curious about what their thoughts are on navigating the hurdles and challenges of life in regards to how we communicate with those around us, what foods to eat, or even the way we move about the world? We're Dr. Emerald Mojica, DC & Katherine Garcia, MAPT, LPC and we're Painting Wellness, join us as we talk about the pieces of health, relationships and wellness that create the art of life.

Put on your lucky painting sweater, grab your favorite set of paints, and breathe in the cool night air as you paint the perfect evening with a young painter named Leo in this Audible Sleep story from Sterling K. Brown.

A place where we dig in to sensitive experiences and retell them for bigger impact in the world. All in the aim of the greater good.

The ultra-powerful Zapper programming combines music with life-changing affirmations. Use this audio program in three different ways: 1. Program your mind while you do other things with your eyes open. 2. Use it as closed-eye meditative programming. 3. Use it as you go to sleep (skip the second...

I started this podcast to document my goal of becoming a full-time artist. I share my personal triumphs, failures, wisdom gained from both types of experiences, and an honest commentary while I pursue my dream and hopefully inspire you to pursue yours.

If you’ve asked yourself “Am I living the life I want to live or have I been living for someone else?” Maybe you’re 40+ and asking: “What do I really want to do when I grow up?” If so, this podcast is for you. It’s time for you to do the thing you’ve been waiting to do but maybe didn’t think it was possible. Here’s what I know: You can be, do, and have whatever you set your mind to. Create life on your terms. This podcast features interviews with inspiring people who share their stories about stepping out and creating a life they love. You can also expect solo episodes ...

Fannie mène une existence que bien des gens lui envient: un emploi assuré, un revenu stable et au-dessus de la moyenne, une belle maison, des loisirs intéressants. Elle semble avoir tout pour être heureuse. Pourtant, elle est profondément malheureuse. Fannie ne fait tout simplement pas ce qu’elle souhaiterait comme travail. Artiste-peintre de talent, elle rêve silencieusement de vivre de sa passion pour la peinture.