Episode 73

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10th Jan 2021

73: Why It's Important to Receive

Welcome to the Real Life Wellness Podcast where we talk about different ways to integrate healthier habits into your life.

What happens when you are not in the habit of accepting? Of accepting help, advice, or even compliments?

Join Mary and Keysa as they talk about the importance of allowing yourself to be a person who is able to receive as well as give.

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The Real Life Wellness Podcast with Mary and Keysa

Real Life Wellness

The Real Life Wellness Podcast is a discussion based podcast where we talk about wellness topics, our experience and knowledge on the topic, and share practical and experiential based information with you. We each bring our own unique perspective, knowledge, and experiences to the show through our education, life experiences, passions and research.

About your host

Mary Sullivan

Mary Preston is a success coach for healthcare professionals and those suffering from religious trauma. She is also an active mental health therapist in Colorado.
She is the co-host of "The Real Life Wellness Podcast with Mary and Keysa" and the solo host of the podcast "Original Sin."
Mary is dedicated to calling out the abuses of power in high demand (cult-like) groups that may not be obvious, such as in the Catholic religion and the overall healthcare system. She gives actionable steps to avoiding compassion fatigue and how to be a part of the solution.