Labeled & Loved Podcast

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Labeled as a yoga teacher who discusses social media stardom and special needs Aug 06, 2021

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Jenn Bodnar is a yoga studio manager and co-founder and editor-in-chief of Yoga Digest, a lifestyle and wellness blog and e-magazine. But Jenn also has an abundance of other labels: single parent, mother to three boys, including one with Asperger’s and one who walked away from Influencer fame. In this episode we dive into the impact of social media on our children, what life looks like once your children have grown and flown, and the power of deep breaths…and being yourself.

Labeled as a licensed therapist who answers your most pressing questions Aug 04, 2021

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Rhett Smith is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with over 25 years of experience. He is the author of two books, The Anxious Christian, as well as, What It Means to be a Man. In this episode, Rhett answers the most commonly asked questions regarding marriage, intimacy, mental health, and boundary setting, while giving us a look behind the label of his own history of anxiety. For more information on Rhett, visit rhettsmith.com and check out his podcast The Rhett Smith Podcast.

Labeled as a cookbook author who candidly discusses binge eating and body image issues Aug 03, 2021

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Real food meets reality. In this episode, Rachel Tiemeyer shares how her journey from a desperate mom navigating nutritional changes for her son’s diagnosis with Crohn’s Disease morphed into authoring two cookbooks, From Freezer to Table (2017), and From Freezer to Home (2020), and creating the wildly popular site, Thriving Home, along with her friend and colleague, Polly Conner. We discuss her healthy fast and fresh meal ideas for busy families, along with her latest project, 1 Hour Freezer Prep, where she equips moms to make 6 family meals in just 1 hour. We also dive into women in business, the scarcity mindset, and Rachel’s own journey through binge eating and body image issues.

Labeled as the President of Labeled & Loved and a woman learning to surrender May 19, 2021

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Julie Hornok brings over sixteen years of autism industry experience as a parent, behavioral program facilitator, global interviewer, speaker, award-winning author, and President/co-founder of Labeled and Loved. In our season one finale, Julie shares the story of her daughter Lizzie who went from a nonverbal toddler to a teenager attending college in the fall, as well as the incredible awakening that can occur when we as women surrender our worry and turn our stories into service. Julie can be found at www.juliehornok.com. Her first book is titled, “United in Autism: Finding Strength Inside the Spectrum.”

Labeled as a Certified Autism Travel Professional May 04, 2021

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Traveling as a family is often overwhelming when you have a child or loved one with special needs. In this episode, Certified Autism Travel Professional, Dina Farmer, breaks down how she helps families remove the stress of autism-friendly vacation planning. From a day at Disney to tropical destinations, Dina, a mother to child with autism, uses her personal and professional expertise to partner with tourism suppliers who provide programs and accommodations for those with differing needs. Dina can be found at lilyandmagnoliatravel.com where she offers planning for autism-friendly airlines, cruise lines, hotels, resorts and vacation activities.

Labeled as a grieving autism mom turned advocate and host May 04, 2021

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Megan Carranza is a mother, podcast host/creator, and autism advocate. After Megan’s oldest child, Logan, was diagnosed with autism in March of 2017, she became a mom on a mission to spread the message of awareness, acceptance and inclusion. Megan saw a need for more support within the autism community and launched her podcast, Adventures in Autism, in September 2018, creating a safe and supportive space for families and individuals with autism to come together and share. In this episode, Megan talks candidly about grief, the diagnosis process, therapies that have worked for her son, and why a mother’s intuition is never wrong.

Labeled as a widowed mother of eight who cares for the caregivers Apr 01, 2021

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Jess Ronne is no stranger to the unexpected. After her son Lucas had a stroke in utero and was born with profound special needs, Jess soon thereafter lost her beloved husband to brain cancer. Forever the fighter, Jess turned hardship into hope becoming a renowned author, speaker, podcast host, documentary producer, and caregiver advocate. She is the founder and executive director of The Lucas Project—a non-profit dedicated to providing recognition, resources, and respite for special needs families, as well as author of her brilliant memoir Sunlight Burning at Midnight, and soon to be released second book, Blended with Grit and Grace. Jess lives with her eight children and husband Ryan in Tennessee and can be found on The Today Show, Daily Mail, Huffington Post and www.jessplusthemess.com.

Labeled as The Autism Helper Apr 01, 2021

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Imagine being able to ask a BCBA anything. In this episode, Sasha Long, BCBA, M.A. and founder/president of The Autism Helper, Inc. answers parents' and providers' most pressing questions surrounding autism. Sasha is a board certified behavior analyst, former special education teacher, and current international speaker who works full-time as a consultant, writer, and behavior analyst. Sasha also manages and writes The Autism Helper Blog as a way to share easy-to-use and ready-to-implement strategies and ideas for parents, educators, therapists and administrators in the world of autism.

Labeled as an Emmy award-winning actress and host who candidly discusses postpartum depression Apr 01, 2021

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Hilary Kennedy is an Emmy award-winning TV host from nationally syndicated morning shows, Eye Opener, Morning Dose, and now the Glenn Beck Program on TV and radio. She has been featured on Access Hollywood, Extra, The Rachel Ray Show, and published a book, "Career Diary of a TV Host: 30 Days on the Job". In this episode, Hilary gives us a candid look at life behind the camera. We talk about managing online bullying, being your authentic self, and also her unexpected journey through postpartum depression.

Labeled as the first actress with autism to play an autistic main character on a TV series Apr 01, 2021

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