As moms it’s easy to let our own dreams go, as we focus on loving, giving, serving, and caring for our families. We may feel guilty following our dreams, or we may feel like it simply isn’t possible. I’m here to tell you the truth: Not only is it possible, but when we let ourselves dream, and work toward those dreams, we give our children and families permission and a model for how to do the same. My guest, Dani Smith (doTERRA Blue Diamond Leader), and I are discussing the “how-to’s” of going for your daydreams–how to let yourself dream, creatively find ways to go for it, and feel like an even better mom as a result! For more, visit my post, “Create the Life You Desire,” www.drchristinahibbert.com/create-the-…et-unstuck/and be sure to join my FREE “Motherhood Essentials” webinar series www.drchristinahibbert.com/motherhood-…nar-series/ to expand your family health, wellness, and happiness toolbox!
On today’s exciting episode, I’m announcing my brand new “Motherhood Essentials” team! I’ve long loved the empowering health and wellness benefits of essential oils for my family, and now, I’m excited to share them with you. Did you know you can benefit your family’s sleep, emotional health, and even hormones with essential oils? You can! And there’s some excellent research I’m sharing, to back it up. In today’s episode, I’m talking with doTERRA Blue Diamond Leader, Dani Smith, all about the surprising new ways essential oils can support and help your family. We are also sharing our new “Motherhood Essentials” Team leadership opportunities, including a giveaway and FREE webinar series! Take it from me, doTERRA oils are a phenomenal addition to your “Mom Toolbox” for family wellness, and now you can learn more about how to use them, with me, and even work with me on my new leadership team! For more on these exciting opportunities or to register for our giveaway or FREE webinar series, please visit www.drchristinahibbert.com/motherhood-essentials/ or www.motherhoodessential.com today!
When it comes to marriage and couples’ relationships, it’s just as important to build the positives as it is to overcome the negatives. In fact, building the positives is how we are able to thrive through the negatives. My husband, OJ, joins me today as we share our tips and tools for one of the most important “positives” we can build–how to actively like each other. While marriage is about love, it is hopefully also about like–about fun, laughter, and enjoying one another. So, grab your partner and join us for some reality, entertainment, and inspiration to get you liking each other a little better, too. And visit www.drchristinahibbert.com/making-marr…nniversary/ for more on strengthening marriage.
When you think of everyday pleasure, what comes to mind? As moms, we too often consider pleasure a dirty word–something we’d feel guilty even thinking of–when in fact, pleasure is an important aspect of a healthy, happy motherhood experience, relationships, and life. My guest, Dr. Jessica Michaelson, is passionate about pleasure and helping moms understand the benefits of incorporating more “feel good” moments into everyday life. Make pleasure an everyday habit with this pleasurable episode, and see the payoff in your level of happiness, health, and family joy! For more on creating a healthy lifestyle, including the importance of play and pleasure, check out www.drchristinahibbert.com/creating-a-…pter-part-1 .
What is personal growth? How do we “choose to grow” through motherhood, when life is so full? In this one-on-one episode, I explain the “seasons of personal growth” and how to not only handle the “falls,” “winters,” “springs” and “summers” of family, work, and personal life, but how to come out better on the other side. Grab a notebook and get ready to learn the skills of growing through motherhood with me! Then, register for my free gifts, “This is How We Grow Personal Growth Group” and “30-Day Personal Growth Plan,” through my website (www.drchristinahibbert.com/). And visit “How to Create Your Life’s Vision” for more personal growth inspiration and tools (www.drchristinahibbert.com/personal-gr…fes-vision/).
“Age is just a number.” Do you believe it? Do you believe you can live the life you desire at every age? I do, and so does my guest, therapist and author, Jane Wyker. Jane is sharing her 80 years-young wisdom about how we can age happily by being what she calls “soul selfish”–leading to better relationships, happier children and families, and a happier, more fulfilled you. Be sure to look for Jane’s book, “Soul Selfish” through her website www.JaneWyker.com, and for more on creating the life you desire, visit www.drchristinahibbert.com/create-the-…et-unstuck/.
We all know motherhood is challenging, which can lead to negative thoughts, which can lead to negative feelings, and well, you get the point. How can we overcome negative thinking and find truthful, helpful alternative thoughts to put in its place? In today’s one-on-one session, I’m teaching you one of my favorite skills–thought management. Using cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) techniques, I’ll show you how to hear, challenge, and change your thoughts, leading to more positive emotion, behavior, and parenting experiences. Plus, I’ll tell you how you can start teaching these skills to your children, spouse/parter, and family. So, grab a notebook and come learn with me, as we change our thinking to change our life! And visit www.DrChristinaHibbert.com for tools and resources related to today’s topic.
Music is powerful. It can bring up a memory, change a mood, inspire, uplift, comfort, heal. Music is also a powerful way to strengthen families. It not only helps us learn, develop, and grow; music can strengthen family relationships, understanding, and emotional connection and help our children grow, too. Today, I’m talking with Thomas Byers, M.A., guitarist, teacher, and creator of the “Guitar for All” program through www.ThomasByersGuitar.com. In this fun episode, Thomas and I have a great time discussing the many ways we can incorporate music into our families– to build, strengthen, teach, and create joy. Laugh, learn, and be inspired with us on Motherhood radio!
What is the very best thing you can do for your personal and family health, mental health, and lifelong happiness? Protect and care for your brain. As moms, we need a healthy brain in order to be physically, emotionally, socially, spiritually, and mentally able to take on our family’s needs and to create the life we desire. Dr. Hibbert shares her personal experience of overcoming a mild brain injury in this episode and then explains a simple method for how you can better prioritize, nurture, and care for your brain’s health and vibrancy, starting right now. Be sure to visit www.DrChristinaHibbert.com for Dr. Hibbert’s blog post, “When Life Drops You on Your Head: 5 Post-Concussion Lessons I’m still Learning,” and to watch this episode on “Motherhood TV“.
If there’s one thing we talk about all the time on Motherhood, it’s self-care–because it’s one the thing we moms need most. Taking time for yourself to nourish, nurture, and care for your mind, body, and soul is one of the best things you can do for your family, though it may also be one of the the toughest. I’m talking with author of The Self-Care Solution, Julie Burton, in this episode about what self-care truly means, how to overcome the guilt, and give yourself the permission you need to practice powerful self-care!
Moms need strong mental health and energy, and one of the best ways to get these is through nutrition. What foods are best for moms’ brains and bodies? What supplements can help? And how can we get these important nutrients when life is busy? I’m talking with psychologist and author Dr. Leslie Korn about her latest book, “Nutrition Essentials for Mental Health: A complete guide to the food-mood connection.” She’s sharing practical solutions for how to strengthen your brain, emotional health, and raise healthy kids, and many of them will surprise you! Tune in for more and check out Dr. Korn’s website, drlesliekorn.com/ or my website www.drchristinahibbert.com for more on mom mental health.
Motherhood is, by nature, an emotional roller-coaster of highs and lows and everything in between. Worry, fear, anxiety, stress, sorrow, are each part of mothering at some point, and they all begin with the mind. What can we do to identify emotional challenges–in pregnancy, postpartum, and beyond? And how can we overcome them? I’m talking with Dr. Kat Kaeni, producer of the “Mom and Mind” podcast (www.momandmind.com) about how to get and keep your “mom mind” in tip-top shape for the best possible motherhood experience. More on this topic on my website/blog, http://www.DrChristinaHibbert.com.
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