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94 | How to Help Girls Build a Strong Sense of Self with Cathy Adams

2026-04-0759:21

Hi Parents! In this episode, I’m joined by Cathy Cassani Adams, LCSW - therapist, author, educator, and co-host of the Zen Pop podcast, for a powerful conversation about what it really means to help girls build a strong sense of self. So often, we focus on confidence and achievement, but confidence alone doesn’t protect our girls from anxiety, self-doubt, or people-pleasing. Today, Cathy and I talk about the difference between confidence and a true sense of self, and why so many girls struggle when they learn to look outside themselves for approval instead of trusting their inner voice. We explore the subtle, well-intentioned ways adults can unintentionally undermine a girl’s sense of self, how anxiety can show up when girls feel disconnected from who they are, and what it looks like to support girls without trying to fix or control their emotions. Cathy shares insights from her years of clinical work, teaching, and parenting, offering parents a compassionate and realistic lens for raising girls in today’s high-pressure world. This conversation is especially for parents who want to raise girls who feel grounded, emotionally safe, and secure in who they are - not just confident on the outside, but deeply connected to themselves on the inside. Resources Mentioned: 📚 A Whole New Mind: Why Right-Brainers Will Rule the World 🧐 Enneagram Personality Test Big hugs, Monica Crnogorac Next Steps Book a Free Discovery Call Visit My Website for More Information on My 8-Week Program Connect With Me on Instagram

93 | Helping Your Teen Build a Healthy Relationship Around Food with Registered Dietitian Lee Cotton

2026-03-3133:38

Hi Parents! In this episode, I’m joined by Registered Dietitian Lee Cotton, author and mindful eating expert, to discuss how parents can help their teens build a healthy relationship with food and foster positive body image. Lee shares practical strategies for creating a home environment where conversations about food, nutrition, and body image are approached with mindfulness, care, and positivity, helping teens feel supported rather than judged. We explore how subtle messages at the dinner table - what you say and how we you it - can shape a teen’s thoughts and behaviours around food and their bodies. Lee helps parents recognize early signs that a teen may be struggling with anxious or disordered eating and offers guidance on how to respond in ways that promote trust, self-awareness, and a balanced approach to nutrition. Whether your teen experiences anxiety around food or you simply want to create a mindful, supportive home environment, this episode is full of actionable advice and insights parents can start using today. 📚 A Nourishing Perspective Big hugs, Monica Crnogorac Next Steps Book a Free Discovery Call Visit My Website for More Information on My 8-Week Program Connect With Me on Instagram

92 | How Parents Can Help Teens Use Stress as Fuel with Dr. Rebecca Heiss

2026-03-2441:28

Hi Parents! Fear and stress are a natural part of life but for anxious teens, these feelings can feel overwhelming and limiting. In this episode, Dr. Rebecca Heiss shares how parents can help their teens harness the power of stress, transform fear into growth, and build resilience. Rebecca explains the science behind fear and stress, including the instinctual limitations that often hold us back, and offers the Fear[less] Stress formula for navigating uncertainty. Parents will learn practical ways to guide teens through school pressures, social challenges, and life transitions, all while modelling healthy stress management themselves. This episode is packed with actionable strategies to help teens approach fear and anxiety with confidence, curiosity, and courage - turning what feels like setbacks into opportunities for growth. 👉🏻 Learn more about Rebecca's Fear[less] Masterclass. Big hugs, Monica Crnogorac Next Steps Book a Free Discovery Call Visit My Website for More Information on My 8-Week Program Connect With Me on Instagram

91 | Loneliness Isn’t What Parents Think It Is and Here’s How It Impacts Teens with Lucy Rose

2026-03-1742:24

Hi Parents! Loneliness is often misunderstood, especially when it comes to teens. Today I’m joined by Lucy Rose, founder of The Cost of Loneliness Project, to explore why loneliness is not simply about being alone and how it often hides beneath anxiety, withdrawal, and silence in adolescents. Lucy brings a unique perspective from her work in public health, medicine, and communication, including her leadership role at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. As a trained clinician, she helps families reframe loneliness not as a personal failure, but as a shared human experience that shapes emotional wellbeing, connection, and resilience. In our conversation, we discuss how loneliness can exist even in busy, loving homes, why teens may struggle to name or express it, and how family environments play a powerful role in helping teens feel emotionally supported - without parents needing to fix or rush emotions away. We also explore what meaningful connection looks like in everyday moments, how parents can support their teens through presence rather than pressure, and why loneliness should be understood as a collective responsibility rather than something teens or parents must navigate alone. If your teen struggles with anxiety, emotional withdrawal, or feeling disconnected and you’re unsure how to help without pushing, this episode offers a compassionate, grounded perspective that will help you support connection, resilience, and emotional safety at home. Big hugs, Monica Crnogorac Next Steps Book a Free Discovery Call Visit My Website for More Information on My 8-Week Program Connect With Me on Instagram

90 | How to Get Your Teenager Out of Their Bedroom with Anita Cleare

2026-03-1042:40

Hi Parents! It’s normal for teenagers to pull away, retreat to their rooms, or become more private but for parents, it can feel isolating, frustrating, and even painful. In this episode, Anita Cleare, parenting coach and author of How to Get Your Teenager Out of Their Bedroom, shares strategies for navigating these tricky dynamics with patience and confidence. Anita explains why a teen’s bedroom isn’t just a space - they’re practicing independence, managing emotions, and figuring out who they are. She offers practical ways for parents to reach out, stay connected, and foster open communication without forcing interactions. You’ll hear how to manage your own feelings of rejection or worry, create small daily habits that strengthen connection, and encourage teens to share their experiences in a safe, supportive way. If you’ve ever wondered how to bridge the gap when your teen withdraws, this conversation helps you understand how to maintain a loving, connected relationship. Big hugs, Monica Crnogorac Next Steps Book a Free Discovery Call Visit My Website for More Information on My 8-Week Program Connect With Me on Instagram

89 | Managing Your Emotions Through Mindful Parenting with Hunter Clarke-Fields

2026-03-0349:35

Hi Parents! Parenting is challenging, especially when your teen struggles with anxiety or strong emotions. Hunter Clarke-Fields, #1 bestselling author and mindfulness teacher, shares practical strategies for helping parents manage their own stress while supporting their teens with compassion and clarity. Hunter shares how mindfulness isn’t just meditation - it’s a way of showing up in everyday moments, responding rather than reacting, and modelling healthy emotional regulation for your teen. She discusses breaking generational patterns, repairing connections after conflict, and weaving mindfulness into real-life parenting moments without adding pressure or overwhelm. This episode has actionable tips for parents who want to be calmer, more present, and more effective in guiding their teens through challenges - while showing them how to manage emotions and stress in a healthy, sustainable way. 👉🏻 Mindful Mama Podcast 👉🏻 FREE Stop Yelling Guide Big hugs, Monica Crnogorac Next Steps Book a Free Discovery Call Visit My Website for More Information on My 8-Week Program Connect With Me on Instagram

88 | Lighthouse Parenting Strategies to Support Teen Mental Health and Build Lifelong Resilience with Dr. Ken Ginsburg

2026-02-2453:04

Hi Parents! I’m excited to welcome Dr. Ken Ginsburg, a physician, Professor of Pediatrics at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, and Founder of the Center for Parent and Teen Communication. With decades of experience working directly with teens and families, Dr. Ginsburg is a leading expert in adolescent health and a trusted voice on supporting teen mental well-being. He is also the author of Lighthouse Parenting: Raising Your Child With Loving Guidance for a Lifelong Bond, a book that provides parents with practical strategies to guide, support, and connect with their teens in meaningful ways. In this episode, Dr. Ginsburg shares evidence-based insights on how parents can nurture confident, resilient teens without adding pressure or stress. We dive into recognizing the signs of anxiety, understanding the impact of peer influence, and turning everyday challenges into opportunities for growth and connection. He introduces the concept of Lighthouse Parenting, a balanced approach that combines guidance, support, and emotional connection to help teens build lifelong resilience and strong mental health habits. This conversation provides parents with research-backed strategies to navigate adolescence and help their teens thrive in today’s world. 👉🏻 FREE Stress Management Plan Big hugs, Monica Crnogorac Next Steps Book a Free Discovery Call Visit My Website for More Information on My 8-Week Program Connect With Me on Instagram

87 | Understanding and Guiding Highly Sensitive Teens Through Anxiety with Dr. Judith Orloff

2026-02-1735:50

Hi Parents! Do you notice that your teen is highly sensitive or easily overwhelmed? Dr. Judith Orloff, psychiatrist and empath, explains how parents can recognize and support highly sensitive teens, who often experience anxiety more intensely than their peers. Dr. Orloff introduces her newest children’s book, The Highly Sensitive Rabbit, sharing the story of Aurora, a sensitive rabbit learning to embrace her emotions. She connects this story to real-life guidance for anxious and highly sensitive teens, including the importance of alone time, healthy coping strategies, and ways to manage shame or bullying. This conversation provides parents with actionable insights into the behaviours of highly sensitive teens, how to nurture their emotional well-being, and tools to help them centre themselves when anxiety and overwhelm strike. Whether your teen is introverted, intensely empathetic, or easily stressed, this episode is full of practical advice for fostering resilience and self-acceptance. More Books by Judith: 📚 The Empath's Survival Guide: Life Strategies for Sensitive People 📚 The Genius of Empathy: Practical Skills to Heal Your Sensitive Self, Your Relationships, and the World Big hugs, Monica Crnogorac Next Steps Book a Free Discovery Call Visit My Website for More Information on My 8-Week Program Connect With Me on Instagram

86 | Why Anxiety Is a Feeling Problem and Not a Thinking Problem with Dr. Russell Kennedy

2026-02-1051:20

Hi Parents! Anxiety in teens isn’t just a “thinking problem” - it’s a body-based experience that affects how they feel, react, and cope. In this episode, Dr. Russell Kennedy, The Anxiety MD, shares a new perspective on understanding and supporting anxious teens. Dr. Kennedy explains why traditional logic, reassurance, or problem-solving often doesn’t work for teens with anxiety, and what helps a dysregulated nervous system feel safe. He introduces the concept of “alarm” in the body, helping parents recognize when their teen is anxious versus simply emotional or oppositional. This episode provides compassionate, practical steps parents can take today to help their teens rebuild internal safety, navigate panic and meltdowns, and manage anxiety in a way that actually works. It’s a must-listen for parents who want to understand the real root of anxiety and empower their teens to thrive. P.S. His book is a must-read - I already have it in my cart and can’t wait to dive in! Big hugs, Monica Crnogorac Next Steps Book a Free Discovery Call Visit My Website for More Information on My 8-Week Program Connect With Me on Instagram

85 | The Truth About Teen Drinking and How Parents Can Reduce Risk with Dr. Rob Turrisi

2026-02-0301:13:39

Hi Parents! Are you concerned about how your teen is navigating alcohol, especially during the transition from high school to college? In this episode, Dr. Rob Turrisi, a leading researcher in adolescent health and behavioural decision-making, shares practical, evidence-based strategies that parents can use to help their teens make informed and safe choices. Rob explains how teens make decisions around alcohol, what factors influence those choices, and why understanding these patterns is key for parents. He also discusses the vulnerable transition to college, the importance of teaching protective behaviours, and why allowing teens to drink at home does not prevent risky drinking. Rob highlights the rising rates of blackout drinking and alcohol use disorder among emerging adults and shares communication strategies, including monitoring, modelling, and balancing warmth with clear expectations, that can influence long-term decisions. This episode provides actionable advice for parents who want to empower their teens to make smart, healthy choices around alcohol. If you’d like to read any of Rob's research articles, please click here. Big hugs, Monica Crnogorac Next Steps Book a Free Discovery Call Visit My Website for More Information on My 8-Week Program Connect With Me on Instagram

84 | What Parents Need to Know About Teens Pelvic Health with Dr. Sara Reardon

2026-01-2734:17

Hi Parents! Pelvic floor health is rarely talked about, but it plays a huge role in overall well-being for both teens and adults. In today's episode, Dr. Sara Reardon, known as The Vagina Whisperer, explains why these conversations are essential and offers practical strategies for parents to approach them confidently. Sara covers topics like periods, sex, pelvic floor strength, and self-care practices for young athletes and active teens. She explains why awareness and education around pelvic health can prevent pain, discomfort, and long-term issues, while also helping teens feel more in tune with their bodies. Parents will leave this episode with actionable tips for introducing these topics, encouraging healthy habits, and fostering open, shame-free communication with their children. 👉🏻 FREE 7-Day Trial of the V-Hive App Big hugs, Monica Crnogorac Next Steps Book a Free Discovery Call Visit My Website for More Information on My 8-Week Program Connect With Me on Instagram

83 | Imposter Syndrome in Teens: How Parents Can Help Their Kids Overcome Self-Doubt and Performance Pressure with Dr. Lisa Orbé-Austin

2026-01-2043:43

Hi Parents! Do your teens feel intense pressure to perform or struggle with self-doubt? Today I’m chatting with Dr. Lisa Orbé-Austin, a licensed psychologist and executive coach, who shares practical strategies parents can use to support teens navigating high expectations and performance pressure. Dr. Lisa explains how self-doubt and perfectionism can develop early and why societal pressures can intensify them. She provides tools for parents to help teens manage performance anxiety, shift their focus from perfection to growth, and recover from setbacks without fear of failure. Lisa also offers advice on giving feedback, encouraging healthy risk-taking, and nurturing resilience so teens can thrive in school, sports, and social settings. This episode has actionable guidance for parents who want to help their teens face challenges confidently, develop a healthy mindset around success, and navigate life’s pressures without being overwhelmed. Sign up here to get free tools from Dr. Lisa Orbé-Austin, including guided exercises, conversation scripts, and strategies from Your Child’s Greatness. Big hugs, Monica Crnogorac Next Steps Book a Free Discovery Call Visit My Website for More Information on My 8-Week Program Connect With Me on Instagram

82 | Helping Anxious Teens Learn to Drive with Confidence with Nigel Tunnacliffe

2026-01-1332:53

Hi Parents! Today’s episode is one that many parents of teens have been waiting for, especially if the thought of your child getting behind the wheel brings up anxiety, fear, or a constant urge to intervene. Learning to drive isn’t just about passing a test. For teens, it’s a major developmental milestone tied to independence, confidence, and responsibility. And for parents, it can feel like one of the most nerve-wracking phases of raising an anxious teen. My guest today is Nigel Tunnacliffe, Co-Founder and CEO of Coastline Academy, the largest driving school in the country and one of the fastest-growing education companies in America. Nigel founded Coastline with a powerful mission: to eradicate car crashes by teaching safe, confident drivers for life. His team has trained over 250,000 teen drivers across multiple states and works closely with parents navigating this exact stage of life. In this conversation, we talk about why parents play such a critical role in their teen’s driving education, how parental anxiety can unintentionally impact teen confidence, and what actually helps anxious teens develop healthy habits, calm decision-making, and trust behind the wheel. If you’re parenting a teen who’s nervous about driving or you’re the anxious one, this episode will help you feel more grounded, informed, and confident in how you support them through this milestone. 👉🏻 Want a FREE parent course? Coastline Academy is offering this to the first 10 sign-ups using the coupon code PARENTING - grab your spot today! Big hugs, Monica Crnogorac Next Steps Book a Free Discovery Call Visit My Website for More Information on My 8-Week Program Connect With Me on Instagram

81 | Why Adolescence Is a Breakthrough Opportunity for Teens and Parents with Ellen Galinsky

2026-01-0653:11

Hi Parents! Adolescence is often framed as something parents must survive, but what if the teen years are one of the most powerful developmental opportunities of a lifetime? In this episode, I’m joined by renowned child development expert Ellen Galinsky to reframe how we understand adolescence and what teens truly need from the adults in their lives. Ellen Galinsky is President of the Families and Work Institute, former Chief Science Officer at the Bezos Family Foundation, and the author of The Breakthrough Years, one of the most highly praised parenting books of 2024. Drawing from decades of research and direct conversations with young people ages nine through nineteen, Ellen explains why teens don’t want to pull away from parents but instead seek a different kind of relationship rooted in collaboration, respect, and trust. In our conversation, we explore what executive function skills really are and why adolescence is such a critical window for developing them. Ellen shares how parents can nurture these skills without controlling or rescuing, and how everyday conflict can be transformed into shared problem-solving using her Shared Solutions framework. We also talk about anxiety, pressure, and distraction in today’s world, and why positive risk-taking plays such an important role in building competence, confidence, and resilience. This episode is especially meaningful for parents who feel overwhelmed by their teen’s emotions, behaviour, or motivation and are searching for guidance that feels hopeful, science-backed, and practical. Ellen brings a deeply compassionate and empowering perspective that challenges common myths about teens and invites parents to see adolescence not as a crisis to endure, but as a breakthrough season for connection and growth. If you’re parenting a tween or teen, supporting an anxious child, or wanting a stronger, healthier relationship with your adolescent, this conversation will leave you with a renewed sense of clarity, possibility, and confidence in what truly helps teens thrive. Big hugs, Monica Crnogorac Next Steps Book a Free Discovery Call Visit My Website for More Information on My 8-Week Program Connect With Me on Instagram

80 | Creating a Confident New Year Mindset for Your Teen

2025-12-3020:54

Hi Parents! In this solo episode, we’re diving into how you can help your teen step into the new year with a mindset that feels calmer, more confident, and more sustainable. While January often brings big goals, big emotions, and big expectations, it also brings pressure. Together, we explore why resolutions typically fall apart by the end of the month, how the anxious brain interprets “fresh starts,” and the simple shifts parents can make to help their teens stay motivated without feeling overwhelmed. We walk through why so many teens quit their goals early, how to break down big ambitions into meaningful, achievable steps, and why emotional awareness matters more than the size of the goal itself. If you’re looking to help your teen build resilience, consistency, and self-trust going into the new year, this episode will give you practical tools, deeper insight, and the encouragement you need. Big hugs, Monica Crnogorac Next Steps Book a Free Discovery Call Visit My Website for More Information on My 8-Week Program Connect With Me on Instagram

79 | Supporting Your Teen and Yourself After the Loss of a Parent with Grief Expert Krista St-Germain

2025-12-2338:37

Hi Parents! Today I sit down with Krista St-Germain to explore the tender, complex reality of supporting a teen through the loss of a parent while also navigating your own grief. Krista is a Master Certified Life Coach, widow, and host of The Widowed Mom Podcast, and her work has helped thousands of women rebuild their lives with compassion, self-trust, and hope after profound loss. Krista and I dig into where the familiar “five stages of grief” came from and why they were never intended to describe how real people move through loss. We talk about what grief often looks like behind closed doors, how widowhood can reshape your identity, and why learning to trust your emotional process is such an essential part of healing. We also talk about how teens grieve differently, how to recognize grief beneath certain behaviours, and how to support them without trying to fix the pain. Krista shares guidance on navigating birthdays, anniversaries, and holidays in ways that honour the parent who died while giving everyone space to feel what they feel. More about Krista: Krista is a grief and post-traumatic growth expert who rebuilt her life after losing her husband to a drunk driver in 2016. Through therapy, mindset work, and coaching tools, she found a path forward, and now helps widows do the same. Her work has been featured in Psychology Today, Medium, Parents Magazine, and more. If you’re supporting a grieving teen or grieving yourself, I hope this conversation brings you comfort, clarity, and permission to move at the pace that feels right for you. It’s a conversation I know will support so many. Big hugs, Monica Crnogorac Next Steps Book a Free Discovery Call Visit My Website for More Information on My 8-Week Program Connect With Me on Instagram

78 | Parenting Strong-Willed Kids with More Connection and Less Conflict with Mary Van Geffen

2025-12-1643:03

Hi Parents! In today’s episode, I sit down with international parenting coach Mary Van Geffen to talk honestly about what it means to raise a strong-willed child or as Mary playfully calls it, Parenting A Spicy One. If you have a child who feels everything deeply, pushes back hard, or seems immune to traditional strategies, this conversation will feel like a breath of relief. Mary and I explore what truly defines a Spicy One and why their behavior can look so different from their peers. We get into why classic discipline often backfires and what actually helps them feel safe, seen, and cooperative. Mary also explains what’s happening beneath the surface during intense moments and how parents can stay calm, kind, and firm even when emotions escalate. More About Mary: Mary is an international parenting coach who specializes in helping moms of strong-willed, deeply sensitive kids. Through her training as a Simplicity Parenting counselor and Professional Co-Active Coach and her own lived experience raising a spirited child, Mary teaches parents how to stay regulated, compassionate, and confident when the heat rises. With more than 400,000 parents following her daily insights on Instagram and thousands completing her transformative programs, she’s become a trusted voice for families learning to parent differently. If you’ve been craving guidance on how to support your strong-willed child, reduce power struggles, and build deeper connection without losing your boundaries, this episode will give you clarity, comfort, and practical tools. I know so many parents will feel seen in this conversation. Quiz: How Spicy Is Your Household? Big hugs, Monica Crnogorac Next Steps Book a Free Discovery Call Visit My Website for More Information on My 8-Week Program Connect With Me on Instagram

77 | Is Grad School Worth It? Helping Your Teen Navigate Life After University

2025-12-0927:33

Hi Parents! In this episode, I’m unpacking a question so many teens, young adults, and parents are quietly wrestling with: Is grad school actually worth it, or is it just the next step everyone feels pressured to take? We talk about why this stage can feel so overwhelming, especially for young adults who have been in school their entire lives and suddenly feel the same pressure they experienced when choosing universities in high school, only now the stakes feel bigger. I explore the emotional and financial cost of making decisions from confusion, why teens often default to grad school out of fear or familiarity, and how to help your young adult slow down long enough to get clear about what they actually want. I also open up about my own journey - why even at 29 I’m still figuring out my path, and why not having everything mapped out in your early twenties is completely normal. This conversation is meant to bring relief, perspective, and direction, both for anxious young adults and for parents wanting to support them without adding more pressure. Big hugs, Monica Crnogorac Next Steps Book a Free Discovery Call Visit My Website for More Information on My 8-Week Program Connect With Me on Instagram

76 | Talking to Your Teen About Sex Without the Stress with Amy Lang

2025-12-0252:17

Hi Parents! Conversations about sex can be one of the most anxiety-triggering moments in parenting, and that goes for both parents and teens. Many parents worry about how to start, what to say, or how to make sure their teen feels comfortable and heard. In this episode, I’m joined by Amy Lang, founder of Birds & Bees & Kids and a certified sex educator with nearly two decades of experience helping parents navigate these conversations with confidence. Together, we explore why starting conversations about sex early helps build trust and open communication that lasts a lifetime. Amy shares simple, honest ways to approach “the talk” with calm and humor, how to respond when your teen feels anxious or shuts down, and ways to teach boys about respect and consent. More About Amy: Amy Lang is a nationally recognized sexuality educator, speaker, and author who has spent nearly 20 years helping families have open, shame-free conversations about sex and relationships. Through her platform, Birds & Bees & Kids, and her podcast Just Say This, Amy provides practical, age-appropriate guidance that helps parents raise informed and confident young people. She’s known for her humor, empathy, and ability to make even the most uncomfortable topics feel approachable. If you’re looking for resources to support these conversations at home, Amy recommends Sex Talks with Tweens (her book) and Protecting the Gift by Gavin de Becker - two insightful reads that help parents guide their teens with confidence and safety. Big hugs, Monica Crnogorac Next Steps Book a Free Discovery Call Visit My Website for More Information on My 8-Week Program Connect With Me on Instagram

75 | How Mindful Affirmations and Small Habits Create Big Change with Author Michelle Maros

2025-11-2539:58

Hi Parents! If you’ve ever felt like your days are packed with responsibilities but your mind never truly rests, this episode will help you discover small, grounding rituals that bring calm back into your life and your home. I’m joined by Michelle Maros, cofounder of Peaceful Mind Peaceful Life and co-host of the Life Happens podcast. Michelle’s work centers around helping people find happiness and peace through mindfulness, compassion, and meaningful daily practices. She’s also the author of Dear Friend, a heartfelt collection of reflections and affirmations to help readers reconnect with themselves in the midst of life’s noise. In this episode, you’ll learn how simple, consistent rituals can bring more calm into your home and ease anxiety for both you and your teen. You’ll also discover why dedicating just 1% of your day to mindfulness can shift your mood, focus, and patience in powerful ways. More About Michelle: Michelle Maros is a writer, mindfulness teacher, and the cofounder of Peaceful Mind Peaceful Life, an organization dedicated to spreading inner peace and personal empowerment through mindfulness and compassion. With a background in journalism and training as a registered yoga teacher, Michelle brings a unique blend of heart, honesty, and wisdom to her work. Through her teachings and her book, she reminds us that peace isn’t found in grand gestures, it’s built through small, loving choices each day. If you’ve been craving calm amidst the chaos, this conversation will remind you that peace isn’t about perfection but rather about presence, one mindful moment at a time. Big hugs, Monica Crnogorac Next Steps Book a Free Discovery Call Visit My Website for More Information on My 8-Week Program Connect With Me on Instagram

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