88: Empowering Women – Diane Forster

In this inspiring episode of Why I Left, host Brian Aquart sits down with award-winning TV host, producer, and powerhouse entrepreneur Diane Forster. Discover how Diane went from a 32-year ad sales career to launching her own media empire, empowering women over 40 to reinvent themselves and step confidently into the spotlight as TV hosts. Diane opens up about her personal transformation, actionable tips on career pivots, overcoming limiting beliefs, and her mission to help a billion women discover their true purpose and power.

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Tag: Mental Health Awareness

  • Thumbnail for 27: Navigating Early Intervention For Kids With Special Needs – Kristan Weisdack

    27: Navigating Early Intervention For Kids With Special Needs – Kristan Weisdack

    Brian talks with Kristan Weisdack, the founder and CEO of BehaviorWorx of Southwestern Pa, who has worked for over 17 years in the mental health field, specializing in autism and behavior intervention. Her company focuses on providing a holistic approach to behavior intervention, shifting the practice of mental health professionals, teachers, and parents to address the root cause of a client’s behavior.

    We discuss the effects of the pandemic on her practice and the mental health industry, her holistic approach to behavior intervention, and her advice for individuals caring for loved ones with autism or ADHD. Kristan also has a great approach to behavior intervention and the training her team provides to help reduce “meltdowns” in those with autism.

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    26: How Grief Appears When Leaving A Job – Dr. Kimani Norrington-Sands

    Today, Brian interviews Dr. Kimani Norrington-Sands, a licensed clinical psychologist with over 15 years of experience providing mental health and consultation services. Dr. Kimani is also the founder of Lifting As We Climb Consulting, where she offers strength-based, culturally grounded, and trauma-informed trainings and consultations focused on emotional wellness.

    During the interview, Dr. Kimani shares her personal story of leaving her job during the pandemic and discusses the grief that often accompanies job transitions, as well as toxic work environments. As someone who has worked extensively in the mental health field, she also offers insights into how individuals can prioritize their mental health during times of change and uncertainty.

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