As women, we are constantly comparing ourselves to others. But your life isn't supposed to look like hers! Being your best self means standing firm in your decisions and always being willing to grow with a purpose. Amy and Abby get vulnerable and real with an honest look into the challenges and triumphs we all face. Every woman listening gets the opportunity to choose what life looks like for HERself.
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We are discussing a topic we’ve never really talked about before. And that is how to have the really hard conversations with our kids. In this episode we cover topics like death, funerals, losing a pet, and what to do when our child has completely lo... more
It is a well known fact that ⅔ of couples report decreases in their marital satisfaction in the first three years after having a child. Dr. Tracy Dalgleish is back on the show with us today to talk about what happens after those first three years. Ho... more
If you’re like us, we are celebrating Labor Day today! We are at the cabin, our kids are going back to school, and we’re getting together with friends. With everything we have going on we thought we would bring back one of our most listened to episod... more
This podcast has made me feel “seen” as a mother. I love the interviews & also love the discussion of all different topics. Thank you ladies! ❤️
Ames & Abby crush it. Topics are relatable and helpful. Great duo!
I'm a newer listener but have been absolutely loving all of the episodes and range of topics covered! I've especially enjoyed the episode recently on simplifying routines for families - I've been really digging into this and it was super helpful!
I’ve been listening to HERself since the very first episode and for the most part I’ve enjoyed it. However, lately I just feel like I’m hearing the same message over and over and over again. Mental load, resentment, and challenges of gentle parenting. Maybe that is the goal, in which case, great! I’m just finding myself less interested because it feels like I’m not learning anything new. Also, sometimes I feel like it makes me look for problems in my marriage that actually aren’t there. Like, I... more
I’ve been listening to the Herself podcast for a year now and following Ame and Abbie on Instagram and have learned so much! I love how their podcast episodes get right to the point and don’t waste any time. The topics they discuss and experts they interview, have greatly helped me in my motherhood journey and also health journey. Thank you so much Ame and Abby for the valuable information and for being so genuine on Instagram!
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HERself launched 4 years ago and published 199 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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