#67 THREE TIPS on handling the awkward moments of being a non-mom

https://is1-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Podcasts221/v4/2b/af/26/2baf26a7-8493-0c5a-7425-8bba40170dc8/mza_7390314222670834180.jpg/600x600bb.jpg

Finding Her Happiness

Mary Arcement Alexander

74 episodes

3 months ago

Are you a Catholic woman who is struggling to find happiness in your life? Are you finding it difficult to find a place for your faith in the chaos of the everyday? Are you looking to lean on your faith as the path to find deep and meaningful relationships with others and yourself? If you answered yes to any of those questions, then you are in the right place. Welcome to Finding Her Happiness!

I’m Mary, a licensed professional counselor, wife, fur baby mom, and cradle Catholic. I am so excited you have decided to take this next step in finding your happiness. It is an honor to be on this journey with you. In this podcast, I will be addressing women specific issues that get in the way to finding our happiness. I will do this by marrying the two worlds of mental health and faith, specifically, the Catholic faith. I invite you to join me every Tuesday for in-depth conversations on mental health and faith. Come feeling uncertain and leave feeling inspired. God has a plan for your life sweet friend, and it is rooted in the happiness that comes only from Him.

Religion & Spirituality

All content for Finding Her Happiness is the property of Mary Arcement Alexander and is served directly from their servers with no modification, redirects, or rehosting. The podcast is not affiliated with or endorsed by Podjoint in any way.

Religion & Spirituality

#67 THREE TIPS on handling the awkward moments of being a non-mom

Finding Her Happiness

15 minutes

1 year ago

#67 THREE TIPS on handling the awkward moments of being a non-mom

Have you ever found yourself in this situation, you are with some of your mom friends and they are discussing a particular issue they are having with their child and you actually have some good insight and a possible solution for them but instead of saying anything, you keep it to yourself because you’re not a parent? Or perhaps you do say something and then you get a look or comment and once again it’s this reminder that you’re not a mom so you really don’t know. If this sounds familiar, then welcome to the club! Boy!, have I been in this situation multiple times, even at 53 year old I still am, only this time it is with my nieces and nephews who are now becoming parents. Today I will be sharing with you three tips on how to handle such a situation as this.

Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/findingherhappiness23