🎙In this episode of POSITIVE CHANGES: A SELF-KICK PODCAST, Shelley F. Knight talks to Relationship and Personal Coach, and author of Healthy Me, Happy We, Ted Smith.
👥 Join Shelley and Ted as they talk narcissism, alcoholism, childhoods, perfectionsim, therapy and amazing positive changes.
Watkins Mind Body Spirit is a quarterly esoteric magazine published by Watkins Books in London. Like the famous bookshop, the magazine covers a wide range of subjects from contemporary spirituality and self development to mysticism and Eastern philosophy. Watkins Mind Body Spirit dates back to 1893, when John Watkins published his first volume of the Book-Notes, which included book reviews, occult news and excerpts from recommended books.
How it Feels To Go From A Clinical To Spiritual Perspective On Life
🎙In this episode of POSITIVE CHANGES: A SELF-KICK PODCAST, Shelley F. Knight talks to registered nutritionist, maturation coach, executive coach, and reiki healer, Nicky Duffell.
Grief changes you so much
Nicky Duffell
👥 Join Shelley and Nicky as they talk loss, grief, faith, and positive changes.
🎙In this episode of POSITIVE CHANGES: A SELF-KICK PODCAST, Shelley F. Knight talks to Certified Professional Executive Coach & Workshop Facilitator, and author of Generation Panic, Agi Heale.
👥 Join Shelley and Agi as they talk mental health, anxiety, life’s struggles, discovering the real you, and positive changes.
Grief cannot be defined in one simple sentence, as grief itself is not simple. It is a vast and
complex topic with equally vast and complex presentations in terms of signs and symptoms,
longevity, and intensity.
Spiritual Surgery is a Development Show.
Paula Mary’s guest is Shelley F Knight interviewing her on her book “Good Grief”
🎙In this episode of POSITIVE CHANGES: A SELF-KICK PODCAST, Shelley F. Knight talks to spiritual teacher, spiritual suthor, channel to the Ascended Masters, recovery writing coach, and Hungry for Answers podcast host, Robin H. Clare.
👥 Join Shelley and Robin as they talk obsessive compulsive eating, , and positive changes.
Shelley talks about her 30 years experiences as a nurse and how watching people die helped her become more spiritual and less clinical.
In this episode of the podcast, we talk about having more discussions around death and the end of life. Shelley shares her stories of caring for the dying and what she’s learned from their passing.
Grief cannot be defined in one simple sentence, as grief itself is not simple. It is a vast and complex topic with equally vast and complex presentations in terms of signs and symptoms, longevity, and intensity.
