How to Deal

This week Anthea sits down with her most soulful childhood friend, Simmie Hay. They discuss Simmie's story and her journey through grief after suddenly losing her father to Melanoma. Other topics include:The Role of Therapy Allowing Grace Siblings Different Approach To Loss & GriefDonald Hay's (her father's) Stoicism Death Comfortability What Grief Feels Like What Supports Looks Like When Grieving Trust, Hope & Faith Toxic Positivity Continuing The Relationship With The Person You've Lost A Higher Power Taking Ownership Of Your Happiness Expanding Capacity To Love After Loss Transitioning To Mental Health Melanoma AwarenessGet your skin checked people! https://skincheckchampions.com/https://melanoma.org.au/about-us/

No summer booty or hot girl summer B/S here my friends. As widely featured in Vogue, Goop, The Sunday Times, New York Post, Elle, Grazia, Harpers Bazaar, British Vogue and the BBC, introducing Sanctum. A "happening" that incorporates movement, breath work, meditation and chanting as a means to connect with your mind and spirit. In their classes, you are a co-creator of the experience; together you build and release energy. This week Anthea sits down with Luuk Melisse and Gabriel Olszewski, a powerful team in both life and business and founders of the nomadic global community called Sanctum. Together they masterminded the technique of altering body frequencies, within a class.Led by the mindset of reinvention, the pair identified a deep lack of purpose within the fitness industry. They discovered the blend of Eastern well-being practices with the world of Western modern fitness methods would create an unmatched sequence to empower the body and expand the mind.Hear their respective stories and follow the movement. The future is now.https://www.wearesanctum.com/https://www.instagram.com/wearesanctum/

This week Anthea sits down with End of Life Doula, Helen Callanan from Preparing the Way - End of Life Doula Training. They discuss:Grief in all it's forms way of being, of parts of ourselves What is and is not an End Of Life DoulaThe 10 stages of circle of life model Death comfortability The 3 C’s of end of life - Choice, capacity & controlFacing your fearsReikiThe social self vs the essential selfWestern vs. Eastern Philosophy of Life https://preparingtheway.com.au/directenquiries@preparingtheway.com.au

This week Anthea sits down with postpartum doula & soul mama circle facilitator Leah Sizeland from She Births. They discuss:MatrescenceToxic 'Bounce-Back' CultureEnergetics - Maiden Archetype to Mother/Healer Archetype Brain State of a New Mother Birth & Past TraumaPostpartum Depletion vs. Postpartum DepressionWhy Caring For Mothers is Important for Society at LargeLinks for Leah & Postpartum services below: https://leahsizeland.au/https://www.instagram.com/leahsizeland/https://shebirths.com/https://www.instagram.com/nadine_shebirths/https://www.instagram.com/shebirths/

Anthea continues her conversation with Cognitive Neuroscientist, Thomas Pace, on the below topics:Manifesting Abundance Depression & Learned Helplessness Exposure TherapyMDMA & Psychedelics Effect on Brain State & The Visual CortexEnjoy loves! x

This week is a vulnerable behind the scenes peak into Anthea's process in creating How To Deal and her coaching business as a soon to be mother of two. She sits down with her career and life coach, Brooke Taylor, who uses IFS (Internal Family Systems) to explore Anthea's internal landscape and help her work through her PTSD from the Postpartum Depression she experienced with her first baby. You will also hear what a final session with Brooke sounds like as well as the type of results she achieves with her clients. For more info on Brooke, check out Episode #1.

TRIGGER WARNING: This episode contains content regarding suicide, COVID-19, addiction and disorderly eating. If you or someone you know is struggling, please click the links below.Iza Calzado Wintle has many titles; actor, host, dance enthusiast, She Talks Asia co-founder, WWF Ambassador, Booky Muse and wife. She is now also a mother, the most profoundly rewarding and challenging role of all. In this week's episode we discuss body image, motherhood, cancel culture, mental health disorders, addiction and disorderly eating. This week is heavy content, delivered gently. Enjoy!https://www.lifeline.org.au/https://butterfly.org.au/https://aa.org.au/https://www.service.nsw.gov.au/covid-19

TRIGGER WARNING: This episode contains content mentioning suicide, disorderly eating, obsessive compulsions and alcohol & drug abuse."Addiction is neither a choice nor primarily a disease. It originates in a human being’s desperate attempt to solve a problem: the problem of emotional pain, of overwhelming stress, of lost connection, of loss of control, of a deep discomfort with the self. In short it is a sad attempt to solve the problem of human pain", (Maté 2008, p. 14).This week Anthea sits down with Dane Ensley, a former addict in recovery for 11 years and counting, a leader in mental health coaching and founder of Reconstruction UNLTD, a global agency that connects you with mental health practitioners to combat your addiction. Dane's story inspires so much hope for those grappling with their addiction, once being a former teen dealer and addict in downtown Los Angeles himself. He has the core belief that good things can be born from struggle, a belief that I too strongly share.Anthea also outlines some of her behavioural addictions and substance abuse during her lowest of lows in her bout of postpartum depression and burnout with her first baby.To contact Dane and his team or to seek help for your addiction, click the links below:https://www.reconstructionunlimited.com/the-teamhttps://www.instagram.com/daneensley/https://www.instagram.com/reconstructionunlimited/https://www.aa.org/https://www.lifeline.org.au/AUS Life Line - Call 13 11 14Mate, D. G. (2018). In the realm of hungry ghosts. Vermilion. https://drgabormate.com/book/in-the-realm-of-hungry-ghosts/