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Episode 111: 
Self-Care as a From of Self-Advocacy

In this episode I discuss the essential practice of self-care, emphasizing its role as a form of self-advocacy. I share my personal journey of integrating a daily self-care practice, advocating its importance for maintaining balance and well-being. I offer practical suggestions for incorporating simple self-care rituals into daily life and discuss how self-care can extend to advocating within relationships and the wider community. 

This episode encourages listeners to reimagine self-care not just as a personal practice, but as a foundational step towards fostering more intentional and conscious relationships.

00:00 The Importance of Self Care

00:17 Welcome to the Relationship Diversity Podcast

01:08 Redefining Self-Care

03:00 Self-Care as Self-Advocacy

03:24 A Busy Summer and the Need for Self-Care

04:20 Lessons from Brett Chamberlain

05:40 Practical Self-Care Tips

08:50 Advocating for Yourself in Relationships

11:13 Taking a Break for Self-Care

13:11 Closing Thoughts and Staying Connected

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