Chou Hallegra is a bestselling author and publisher, sought-after speaker, wellbeing and belonging consultant on a mission to empower individuals to achieve mental and emotional wellness, reach their full potential, and live fulfilling lives. Chou has devoted her life to helping individuals and organizations alike to "Be Well, Do Well, Work Well". On this podcast, she chats with old and new friends about different topics, and together they share tips and tools for your personal and professional growth. This podcast was once called "The Grace & Hope Consulting Podcast" (after her company name).
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When a tragedy or crisis hits, it can shatter our hearts and our lives. In order to move forward, we need to pick up the pieces. But, not all pieces will serve us in the next season.
Danielle Ruffin of Black Healing Matters interviews Chou Hallegra about mental health and emotional wellness , especially in African-American communities.
The struggles single parents face are real but as they prioritize their needs versus wants and focus on their children, they are able to live valuable legacies.
In this episode we talked about how the lack of understanding creates stigma and stigma becomes a barrier to receiving help. We need to have open communication about mental health so all can receive help.
Facing a challenge right now? Here's a reminder that you are stronger than you think. If you need prayer, listen to the last segment and hear Chou praying for you. You got this and God got your back!
You cannot live a fulfilling life if you are stuck in a box. On this episode, Chou encourages you to embrace who you are and shares steps to build parternships that free you.
Things you accomplish in life are like toppings but even without them you are complete, just like a plain ice cream scoop. Do things to add flavor to your life, not because you think you're not enough
In this episode, I discussed the 12 common fears and I encourage you to face your fears and do something new. I also talk about doing things scared and I share my favorite fear-busting verses.
Stigma is a very bad thing. It keeps us in the cages that mental illness puts us. Stop the stigma and seek help. Stop the stigma and reach out and help someone!