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Momming Out Loud Podcast
Mollie Birney and Ali OConnell
8 episodes
13 hours ago
Two former therapists and current moms, Mollie Birney (Clinical Life Coach) and Ali O’Connell (Registered Nurse), invite you into an honest conversation about the lived experience of parenting. No tips, no tricks, no “how-tos”—just the real, raw, vulnerable truth of raising humans while being human. Each episode of Momming Out Loud sheds light on the parts of parenthood we’re often too ashamed to say out loud, not to fix them, but to name them—so we can all feel a little less alone. This isn’t a podcast about doing parenting better. It’s about remembering that we are enough, exactly as we are.
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Two former therapists and current moms, Mollie Birney (Clinical Life Coach) and Ali O’Connell (Registered Nurse), invite you into an honest conversation about the lived experience of parenting. No tips, no tricks, no “how-tos”—just the real, raw, vulnerable truth of raising humans while being human. Each episode of Momming Out Loud sheds light on the parts of parenthood we’re often too ashamed to say out loud, not to fix them, but to name them—so we can all feel a little less alone. This isn’t a podcast about doing parenting better. It’s about remembering that we are enough, exactly as we are.
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Parenting
Kids & Family
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Self-Compassion: The Medicine We Think We Don't Deserve
Momming Out Loud Podcast
52 minutes 38 seconds
2 days ago
Self-Compassion: The Medicine We Think We Don't Deserve

We are digging into self-compassion on today's episode. Get ready to hear personal examples of our own struggles with finding compassion for ourselves and our children and the ways that we find our way back to the medicine again and again.

Mollie reminds us that "self-compassion is the truth filtered through kindness rather than judgement." AND that "judgement is looking for labels, whereas self-compassion is comfortable with a little more spaciousness".

Today's episode is a reminder that we don't have to get it right all the time and that this self-compassion thing is an ongoing practice. It is the practice of creating more space for ourselves and for those that we love, so that we can literally have more room for curiosity.

Come join us as we challenge our fear and shame through connection, stories and laughter.

Connect with us at: mommingoutloudpodcast@gmail.com

We would love to hear your stories and suggestions for future episodes!

AND, if you are interested in signing up for our Momming Out Loud Circle please email us for more information!

*Hosts: Ali OConnell and Mollie Birney

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Momming Out Loud Podcast
Two former therapists and current moms, Mollie Birney (Clinical Life Coach) and Ali O’Connell (Registered Nurse), invite you into an honest conversation about the lived experience of parenting. No tips, no tricks, no “how-tos”—just the real, raw, vulnerable truth of raising humans while being human. Each episode of Momming Out Loud sheds light on the parts of parenthood we’re often too ashamed to say out loud, not to fix them, but to name them—so we can all feel a little less alone. This isn’t a podcast about doing parenting better. It’s about remembering that we are enough, exactly as we are.