Obtenez 3 mois à 0,99 $/mois

OFFRE D'UNE DURÉE LIMITÉE
Page de couverture de Self Improvement, Mindfulness and Mental Health Tips - The Coached Soul Podcast

Self Improvement, Mindfulness and Mental Health Tips - The Coached Soul Podcast

Self Improvement, Mindfulness and Mental Health Tips - The Coached Soul Podcast

Auteur(s): Dr. Steve Hudgins LPC-S NCC
Écouter gratuitement

À propos de cet audio

Self-Improvement, Mindfulness, and Mental Health Tips – The Coached Soul Podcast is your go-to resource for personal growth and emotional well-being. Hosted by Dr. Steve Hudgins, a mental health professional and author, and co-hosted by Kenya Evelyn, a transformational therapeutic coach, this podcast dives deep into self-improvement, mindfulness, and mental health. From managing anxiety and depression to improving relationships and embracing a mindful lifestyle, Dr. Steve and Kenya explore life-changing topics that empower you to grow. Through open conversations, expert insights, and inspiring guest interviews, they provide practical strategies to enhance mental wellness and personal development. This podcast isn’t just about listening—it’s about transforming. If you seek guidance on mental health, self-improvement, and mindfulness, tune in to discover the tools and support you need to thrive. A New Episode is released every week!Copyright 2024 All rights reserved. Développement personnel Hygiène et mode de vie sain Psychologie Psychologie et santé mentale Réussite Spiritualité
Épisodes
  • Healing After Betrayal: Understanding Infidelity, Trauma, and the Path to Forgiveness
    Dec 5 2025

    In this transformative episode of Coached Soul, Dr. Steve Hudgins, licensed professional counselor, sits down with Mr. Jay, a certified betrayal trauma practitioner, for a raw and eye-opening conversation about healing after betrayal, infidelity, and emotional trauma.

    Sharing both personal experience and professional insight, Mr. Jay opens up about his journey from sudden loss and panic attacks to guiding individuals and couples through the painful, confusing aftermath of relational betrayal. Together, he and Dr. Steve explore how childhood trauma, self-lies, and unprocessed wounds influence the way we show up in relationships.

    You’ll learn:

    • Why betrayal hits deeper when childhood trauma is unresolved
    • How self-lies and hidden beliefs shape our reactions and relationships
    • What forgiveness really means - and why it starts within
    • The difference between accountability and blame
    • How to rebuild identity, trust, and emotional safety after infidelity
    • Why “broken crayons still color” - and what that means for self-worth

    This episode brings clarity to the chaos that betrayal creates, offering compassionate guidance for rebuilding your inner world before rebuilding relationships. Whether you’re navigating infidelity, struggling with forgiveness, or seeking emotional healing, this conversation offers the validation, direction, and hope you need.

    🎧 Listen now and begin the journey toward understanding, self-compassion, and true emotional

    Key Moments:

    05:32 "Impact of Internalized Lies"

    06:18 Healing Through Forgiveness Filters

    09:50 Vote or Surrender Your Power

    13:16 Infidelity and Unhealed Trauma

    16:56 "Intuition Ignored, Betrayal Revealed"

    25:59 Infidelity's Cycle of Justifications

    26:58 Forgiveness and Letting Go

    About the guest :

    Mr. Jay spent years helping people and couples navigate tough emotional terrain, even coaching many through panic attacks. He considered himself knowledgeable, though he’d never actually felt a panic attack himself. Everything changed after losing a close friend - one day laughing together over the phone, and just four days later, saying goodbye at the graveside. Only days after that, Mr. Jay woke up gripped by his first-ever panic attack. In that moment, all his expertise felt different; finally, he truly understood what his clients battled each day. This experience deepened his empathy and transformed his work, proving that lived experience brings irreplaceable understanding.

    How to connect Mr. Jay :

    Website : https://mrjayrelationshipcoach.com/

    Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/MrJayRelationshipCoach/

    Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mrjayrelationshipcoach

    Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCih0uc3lMndCsm4BhKE8mCw/videos

    Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/mrjayrelationshipcoach/

    About Coached Soul™:

    Coached Soul™ is an empowering podcast hosted by Dr. Steve Hudgins, a mental health professional and author, and co-hosted by Kenya Whaley, a transformational therapeutic coach. With a focus on self-improvement, Dr. Steve covers many topics, including mental health, relationships, education, and more. He fearlessly tackles sensitive subjects like depression and anxiety, creating a safe space for open conversations. They offer valuable insights and lessons through interviews with guests who have overcome significant challenges. Coached Soul is not just a podcast but a supportive community that inspires personal growth and provides the necessary resources for transformation. Their expertise and genuine approach make Coached Soul a must-listen for anyone seeking to improve their life.

    For more details, visit https://coachedsoul.com/

    Voir plus Voir moins
    29 min
  • Befriending Yourself: Healing Emotional Eating and Finding Peace With Your Body
    Nov 28 2025

    Get Marla’s new book here - https://www.loveyourbodyloveyourself.com/book

    In this deeply uplifting episode of Coached Soul, Dr. Steve Hudgins welcomes back Marla Mervis-Hartmann for a heartfelt conversation on healing your relationship with food, body, and self-worth.

    Marla opens up about her personal battle with emotional eating, sharing the shame, silence, and internal struggles that once shaped her life - and the powerful turning points that helped her break free. From therapy and 12-step programs to somatic healing, Reiki, tantra, and group support, she reveals the tools that helped her connect the dots between old wounds, coping mechanisms, and emotional patterns.

    Together, Steve and Marla explore:

    • Why emotional eating is often rooted in childhood wounds and unmet needs
    • How to offer yourself kindness and compassion when shame shows up
    • Practical tools to build a healthy, nurturing relationship with food and body
    • How spiritual and somatic practices support lasting transformation
    • The power of inner child work in releasing negative self-talk
    • Why community and group support can accelerate healing

    This episode isn’t just about food - it’s about befriending yourself, understanding your emotional triggers, and learning how to show up for yourself with compassion, truth, and courage.

    🎧 Listen now for a conversation filled with wisdom, vulnerability, and hope - a reminder that healing is possible, and you never have to walk the journey alone.

    Key Moments:

    01:08 Healing Through Shared Stories

    04:07 "Filling the Hole with Self-Love"

    07:51 "Mind Maintenance and Growth"

    12:06 "Healing Deep Wounds Within"

    15:19 "Becoming Your Own Best Friend"

    18:25 "Mind Your Self-Talk"

    About the guest :

    Marla Mervis-Hartmann is the creator of Love Your Body Love Yourself and a leading voice in women’s body image healing. After overcoming her own struggles with food, self-worth, and body relationship, Marla transformed her journey into a mission to help women honor, trust, and appreciate their bodies.

    A TEDx speaker and Best-Selling Author of BE-Friend Yourself, Marla brings decades of training in women’s wellness - including somatic trauma therapy, sexual wellness, postpartum care, Tantra, yoga, and core restoration. Her work has been featured on ABC, NBC, and FOX, and she is widely respected for her grounded, compassionate approach to self-acceptance.

    Now based in Maui with her husband and son, Marla works full-time as a coach, speaker, facilitator, and Reiki Master, empowering women to feel at peace in their bodies and to live with confidence, freedom, and joy.

    How to connect Marla:

    Website: https://www.loveyourbodyloveyourself.com/

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/loveyourbodyloveyourselfalways/

    About Coached Soul™:

    Coached Soul™ is an empowering podcast hosted by Dr. Steve Hudgins, a mental health professional and author, and co-hosted by Kenya Whaley, a transformational therapeutic coach. With a focus on self-improvement, Dr. Steve covers many topics, including mental health, relationships, education, and more. He fearlessly tackles sensitive subjects like depression and anxiety, creating a safe space for open conversations. They offer valuable insights and lessons through interviews with guests who have overcome significant challenges. Coached Soul is not just a podcast but a supportive community that inspires personal growth and provides the necessary resources for transformation. Their expertise and genuine approach make Coached Soul a must-listen for anyone seeking to improve their life.

    For more details, visit https://coachedsoul.com/

    Voir plus Voir moins
    23 min
  • Breaking Body Image Cycles: Healing from the Inside Out with Marla Mervis-Hartmann
    Nov 21 2025

    Get Marla’s new book here - https://www.loveyourbodyloveyourself.com/book

    In this empowering episode of Coached Soul, Dr. Steve Hudgins sits down with Marla Mervis-Hartmann, acclaimed speaker and body image expert, for an honest, transformative conversation about how we see ourselves - and how to finally break free from the patterns that shape our self-worth.

    From childhood conditioning to cultural beauty standards, this discussion uncovers how family, media, and diet culture influence how we relate to our bodies, food, and confidence. Marla opens up about her personal journey of healing from food obsession and body shame, revealing what it really takes to shift from self-criticism to self-compassion.

    Together, Steve and Marla explore:

    • How childhood messages shape lifelong body image struggles
    • The link between food, emotion, and control in our self-worth
    • Why diet culture and thin privilege distort what “health” truly means
    • How to build a positive relationship with your body and inner dialogue
    • Practical tools for self-acceptance, confidence, and healing

    Whether you’re struggling with body image, raising children in a comparison-driven world, or simply wanting to feel more at peace in your skin, this conversation will leave you inspired to redefine beauty - and reclaim your worth from the inside out.

    🎧 Listen now to start healing your relationship with your body, your food, and yourself.

    Key Moments:

    01:12 Breaking Free from Body Pressures

    04:18 "Breaking Judgment, Embracing Empathy"

    06:57 Body Acceptance Against Discrimination

    12:32 Avoiding Harmful Chemicals in Food

    13:27 "Choosing Real Food, Simplified"

    17:45 "Addressing Bullying With Compassion"

    20:30 "Cycle of Food and Body Obsession"

    About the guest :

    Marla Mervis-Hartmann is the creator of Love Your Body Love Yourself and a leading voice in women’s body image healing. After overcoming her own struggles with food, self-worth, and body relationship, Marla transformed her journey into a mission to help women honor, trust, and appreciate their bodies.

    A TEDx speaker and Best-Selling Author of BE-Friend Yourself, Marla brings decades of training in women’s wellness - including somatic trauma therapy, sexual wellness, postpartum care, Tantra, yoga, and core restoration. Her work has been featured on ABC, NBC, and FOX, and she is widely respected for her grounded, compassionate approach to self-acceptance.

    Now based in Maui with her husband and son, Marla works full-time as a coach, speaker, facilitator, and Reiki Master, empowering women to feel at peace in their bodies and to live with confidence, freedom, and joy.

    How to connect Marla:

    Website: https://www.loveyourbodyloveyourself.com/

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/loveyourbodyloveyourselfalways/

    Voir plus Voir moins
    24 min
Pas encore de commentaire