Welcome to Day 6 of Fertility Week!
Our guest today is Stephanie Risinger, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and host of the "Holistic Fertility & Wellness Podcast" . The podcast is geared around providing information to women about their holistic options for improving fertility as well as providing support for the emotional and relationship challenges that tend to come along when dealing with fertility challenges. The podcast came about as a result of Stephanie’s personal and professional experiences.
Today we're talking about managing some of the emotions associated with fertility. I was on Stephanie's podcast some time back and you can listen to it here.
In this episode, we’re discussing:
How our emotions are connected to one another
Our beliefs and emotions
Why it’s important to feel emotions
Healthy ways to experience emotions
Tips for recurring negative thoughts
Importance of self-care
When we compare we miss out on the little things we can be joyful of even when things are hard. You are perfect just as you are.
Access Today's Interview
You can listen to today's interview through the player below, or through our podcast channel, Women's Wellness Radio. Our podcast is available for subscription on iTunes and other podcast players as well.
Today's Raffle
Today we are raffling a Nutribullet blender to make yummy fertility smoothies, and yummy, all-natural skin care, free of toxins that mess up your hormones!
The Balance Travel Kit is courtesy of AnnMarie Gianni Skin Care, and it's made for normal skin types, with the highest quality ingredients.
AnnMarie is also offering a generous discount to EVERY woman reading this. Get a sample kit for your skin type for just $10, plus get a $10 coupon towards a future purchase, plus a Toxin Free Home Guide (very important for fertility) too.
About Stephanie
To learn more about Stephanie Risinger, click here to visit her website. You can also follow her on:
We put all of Stephanie's information together in a handy sheet, print-able for you. You can get a copy by using the button below:
“We welcome your comments and questions below!”