Jenn Kennedy has a gold mine of knowlege and insight to share about meal prepping and how to rethink the entire thing. Join Kelly, as she interviews her co-host, Jenn Kennedy, on this time saving, life-hacking topic of meal planning. 

Jenn has a substack that you definitely should join - here - with lots of valuable content. Also check her out on instagram here.

Today we are thrilled to have Ali and Kassie on the podcast!

Ali and Kassie are a dynamic duo with a wealth of experience in entrepreneurship and creative leadership. Ali, a seasoned small business owner, is devoted to empowering entrepreneurs through strategic brand development and cohesive online presence. Her tailored approach stems from personal connections with clients, ensuring their success.

Complementing Ali's expertise, Kassie boasts over a decade of professional management, in addition to brand photography and business development experience. Her prowess in crafting business growth strategies is coupled with a talent for capturing evocative visuals that narrate compelling stories.

Both passionate mentors and creative strategists, Ali and Kassie collaborate seamlessly to craft memorable and impactful experiences for their clients.

Ali and Kassie have created the ESC conference - head to our blog for all the details and a 10% off coupon code!

On this episode of the Creative Collective Podcast we chat with Michelle Moseley, Licensed Mental Health Counselor in North Carolina. Michelle believes ALL people deserve respect, compassion, and access to mental and physical healthcare. Michelle specializes in working with survivors of religious trauma and spiritual abuse, and those who are exiting a high-control religion.  She also works with folks around body image concerns, anxiety, grief, and life transitions.  In addition to her clinical work, Michelle provides education about mental health for faith leaders and enjoys exploring all that North Carolina has to offer in her free time. 

You can find Michelle online here: 

MichelleFMoseley.com

IG:  @therapy_with_michelle

FB:  MichelleFMoseleyCounseling

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Interested in connecting with Kelly about creating or leveling up your current business, book a free call with her here.

Today we have the pleasure of chatting with Rachel Newman, 

Rachel is a bestselling author and certified life coach. Her specialty is helping moms prioritize themselves and create joy in motherhood. Rachel is a mom to three, a 5 year old and 3 year old twins. After earning a BA and MA in German, Rachel taught German and wrote curricula for 8 years. Upon the arrival of their twins, she transitioned into full-time momming. After two and a half years thriving as a stay-at-home mom, Rachel is now back in education at her alma mater, Texas Tech University, in Lubbock, Texas.

We chat about all things overwhelm, balance and priorizing self in the midst of it all.Here's where you can find Rachel:

 @the.rachel.newman and website: therachelnewman.com

In this episode we chat with Libby Azzarello.

Libby is a real estate agent, small business owner of a play cafe, and mom to a spicy two year old Nell and her gentle black lab, Dorothy. Libby graduated from James Madison University with a degree in Communications and PR, and went on to work in social media and marketing for companies like Disney, Chevrolet and GEICO. Libby moved to event planning and territory management when working for the real estate technology company Bright MLS and then made the jump to Raleigh, picking it completely off of a map and moving two days after honeymooning. When Libby is not working in or on businesses, it’s all about needlepoint, working on DIY projects, travel, and exploring all the amazing food and drinks in the Triangle!

Instagram: @athomewithlibby

www.athomewithlibby.com

Instagram: @bumblebrewsraleigh

www.bumblebrews.fun

Gretchen Rueben - The Happiness Project is a book Libby mentions in this episode

ADHD resources:

@adhd.dietician 

In this episode with Linda Katz of Singing Bird Coaching we explore what it means to be true to ourselves, the different versions of authenticity, and ultimately, how we can honor and come home to ourselves in our individual journeys.

Linda is a wild feminine life coach, author, and Qoya movement teacher who has been on a quest for the last decade to reclaim her wild. She spent five years on the hero's journey, escaping all the external cages she thought were keeping her constrained. But after changing nearly everything in her life (like her career, relationship, city, and hobbies) and realizing that she still didn't feel the wildness she most longed for, she set out on the heroine's descent to dismantle the cage that existed within and come home to her wise and wild self.

Now, through intuitive coaching, embodiment, dreamwork, and her book Homecoming, she helps other women dismantle the inner cage, offers them a soft place to land, and accompanies them on the soulful journey to come back home to themselves fully.

Linda is the author of Homecoming.

You can find Linda online @singingbirdcoaching  or singingbirdcoaching.com 

Find more info on our podcast website here: creativecollectivepodcast.com

follow Kelly: @kellycaincreative and kellycain.com 

follow Jenn: @collectivejenn  and emeraldpinecollective.com

On this episode we have the honor of chatting with Brit Guerin.

Brit (she/they) is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LCMHCA), fitness professional, and co-founder and owner of Current Wellness. She specializes in working with folks who are experiencing anxiety, relationship issues, disordered eating, disordered exercise, embodiment, and trauma. She uses a Health at Every Size® approach, a somatic lens, and the principles of intuitive eating to help clients create a healthy relationship with their body, food, and exercise.

In this thought-provoking episode we delve into the intricate relationship between mental health, body positivity, and the Health At Every Size (HAES) movement. 

This episode challenges societal norms and stereotypes about body image, advocating for a compassionate approach to how we view and treat our bodies. It explores the principles of body neutrality, encouraging listeners to find a harmonious balance in how they perceive their physical selves, beyond conventional beauty standards.y.

Whether you're navigating personal struggles with body image, seeking to enhance your mental health, or simply interested in the body positivity movement, this episode is your companion in discovering the path to self-love and holistic well-being. 

During the episode Brit mentions several valuable resources including: 

Health at Every Size book

ASDA - Association of Size Diversity and Health: asda.org 

The Intuitive Eating book 

You can connect with Brit online via the Current Wellness website here and on instagram here. 

We invite you to also connect with our podcast on our website here and on instagram here.

Trigger Warning: This episode includes discussions about infant loss, which may be deeply distressing or triggering for some listeners. Please prioritize your mental and emotional well-being, and consider whether this is the right content for you at this time.

We're delighted to welcome Courtney Fitzpatrick as our guest today on the show. Our conversation explores a range of heartfelt topics, including navigating grief, embracing multiple passions, and the concepts of scarcity versus abundance. We also delve into the relatable question: 'How do I cope when I'm not feeling Merry and Bright during the holiday season?'

Courtney, the passionate founder of Unwavering Love Co., brings unique insights to these topics.

Additionally, we revisit an insightful episode with Maria Butler, owner of Clearly Organized (#3), focusing on organization - a must-listen for valuable tips.

Don't miss our discussion on 'Big Magic' by Elizabeth Gilbert, a book we enthusiastically recommend for its inspiring take on creativity.

Discover more about the Creative Collective podcast and our enriching conversations on instagram and on our website.