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Elizabeth Cush on Taking a Pause
Over the past three years, the Woman Worriers podcast has touched the lives of women all over the world. In this week’s episode, host Elizabeth Cush shares exciting news about the future.
“I feel like the podcast is growing up.”
Show Notes:
Do you pause from time to time to look back and see how far you’ve come? Do you feel confident about living an authentic life going forward? In this week’s episode of Woman Worriers, host Elizabeth Cush, LCPC, a licensed professional therapist, founder of Progression Counseling in Annapolis, Md., and a mid-life women’s life coach, takes a look back at the past three years of the podcast and provides a glimpse of the future. She also shares about additional resources for going deeper on your healing journey.
Listen and learn:
About new offerings coming soon from Elizabeth
What you can explore in the Awaken Your Wise Woman session—and where to learn more details
About the exciting new direction that the podcast is taking, including a new look and a new name
Why the struggles never end, but can get easier as we heal
Where to find past Woman Worriers episodes and other resources
How to help shape the content of future podcast episodes to you are hearing about what’s of interest to you
Details about a half-day online Internal Family Systems (IFS) retreat with Michelle Glass and Adrienne Glaser
Learn More:
> Register for Half-Day IFS Meditation Retreat
> Elizabeth’s coaching website
> Sign up for Elizabeth’s newsletter
>Three Invitations to Come Home to You
> Guided meditations from Progression Counseling
> Download Elizabeth’s free Meditation Guide for Worried Women
Other episodes you might enjoy
> Episode 1: An Introduction to the Woman Worriers podcast
> Episode 162: Michelle Glass on IFS
>Exploring Our Anxious Parts With Internal Family Systems
>All the Good Stuff! Woman Worriers Podcast Archive
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