• She's Doing Alright

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She's Doing Alright

著者: Sarah Carter
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  • Welcome to “She’s Doing Alright”, the podcast where your host Sarah Carter talks about health, education, and self improvement. If you're looking for inspiration, healing, and good conversation around surviving imposter syndrome, you will love, "She's Doing Alright." Stay up to date with the podcast by subscribing, and following on instagram https://www.instagram.com/shesdoingalright/
    Sarah Carter
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Welcome to “She’s Doing Alright”, the podcast where your host Sarah Carter talks about health, education, and self improvement. If you're looking for inspiration, healing, and good conversation around surviving imposter syndrome, you will love, "She's Doing Alright." Stay up to date with the podcast by subscribing, and following on instagram https://www.instagram.com/shesdoingalright/
Sarah Carter
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  • Your Fall Dopamine Menu for Stay-At-Home Depressed Moms.
    2024/11/05

    Episode 25: Dopamine menu for stay at home depressed moms. Postpartum mental health

    are you familiar with the concept of a dopamine menu?

    The social media trend is to create a list of things that can raise your dopamine since a lot of us experience low levels in the fall which leads to anxiety and depression. I think a lot of people could relate to this, but as moms, especially stay at home moms of young kids, feeling depression or dealing with full blown depression is excrutiating.

    I wanted to share my dopamine menu,

    1. Movement. I love walking in the morning, doing pilates on youtube, or just other workouts. Movement releases endorphins and makes me feel better overall. I always try to remind myself that an object in motion continues in motion. And object that starts stationary has a harder time getting into motion. SO start the day moving and I know I’ll feel better all day.

    2. Putting my phone onto do-not-disturb- and putting it into a drawer. I just focus on my kids or my chores and I get stuff done.

    3. Reading books. I joined a book club a few months ago and not only have I loved reading the books again, but I also adore the women in the book club. We meet once a month and its possibly my favourite day of the month.

    4. Nutrition is another thing I focus on. Every day I try to tune in to how my body is feeling, I make sure I’m getting lots of protein and I take my vitamins and supplements daily. Another thing I’m adding in is green tea ideally daily but not always. Its a slower release of caffeine so I stll get a pick-me-up without the crash.

    5. Light a candle. My favourite candle store is called little ritual candle co.

    6. The next one is really random, but its just push ups into downward dog. If I’m getting stressed or I’m feeling like I’m putting roots down into the couch, I roll onto the floor, do a push up, and then push back into downward dog. I think it forces me to breathe or something, but I’ll do it a few times and I suddenly have clarity. IT might be “I need to go to bed.” or “I haven’t had enough water.” or “I need fresh air.” but it just always works.

    7. Listening to podcasts always makes me feel better. My therapist and I made the connection that I always want to consume content, so if I dont want to scroll mindlessly I need to prioritize a podcast. I used to think I could only do a podcast on my walk, but knowing that its podcast of doomscroll has allowed me to throw it on in the house. If my kids are watching a show or listening to music I’ll play it through my airpods.

    8. Last one: doing the task I’ve been procrastinating. Its usually something like clarifying my finances, doing laundry, or cleaning the bathroom, but once I do it I feel just a relief and to be so dramatic, I have a fresh outlook on life.

    That’s my little dopamine menu. I look at that when I feel myself slipping into dark chaos. Whenever I feel so unmotivated or when I want to close my eyes and pause everything, I do at least one of these things. I will also say that drinking water every time you feel sad also helps.

    What do you think of this idea of a dopamine menu and what are you putting on yours?

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  • Managing Expectations in Motherhood, dealing with anxiety, shame, and weird things our kids do, ft Sam Periard
    2024/07/11

    Sam Periard came on the show this week to chat all things motherhood and expectations. We covered age gaps, pregnancy acne, postpartum skincare, anxiety, shame, wins, and so much more.


    Thank you Sam for being here! You can find her at

    https://www.instagram.com/samspeaks__/

    https://www.instagram.com/girldinnerthepodcast/



    you can find the podcast at

    https://www.instagram.com/sarah.g.carter

    https://www.instagram.com/shesdoingalright


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  • content creation, travel, and photography with the beautiful, talented, and hilarious Simone
    2024/06/27

    I had the honour of sitting down with Simone and talking all things content creation, travel photography, and mental health in the online space. We talk about her childhood, her missed opportunity of vine stardom, how she got into travel photography and so much more.


    Follow Simone here: https://www.instagram.com/simoneandcamera/


    https://www.tiktok.com/@simoneandcamera?lang=en


    You can follow Sarah Here:

    https://www.instagram.com/sarah.g.carter/

    https://www.tiktok.com/@sarah.g.carter


    Thank you so much for supporting the podcast and this channel! If you are enjoying this content, please share, like, subscribe, and comment.


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    53 分

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