One Inch Past Scary
One Inch Past Scary
Welcome to One Inch Past Scary! I’m Kirsty, mom of five kids aged 12-24, jack of many trades and currently a graduate student of Clinical mental health Counselling at Northwestern University. I’ve battled complex PTSD and I’m proudly ADHD. I’m constantly reminded that all the good stuff happens when we push just one inch past the scary. I’m here to help you feel seen, to remind you that you are in fact genuinely awesome and to normalise the messiness of healing and life itself. The more I learn the less I know, but I’m offering you everything I can to make your path a little easier. ♥️
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Mayday Mayday! 04.05.2018 59:50
May is mental health awareness month and Spring in general is a tough time for many people including myself. Here are some strategies for surviving periods of times when PTSD is particularly bad or we tend to experience cyclical depression.
Mental Notes From My Minivan: Episode 3. A conversation with Maddie Ross of C'est Madeleine 26.04.2018 1:00:24
A conversation with Maddie Ross of C’est Madeleine fame on overcoming orthorexia, finding your purpose and becoming a well adjusted internet mogul before graduating High School.
Mental Notes From My Minivan Episode 2:Other People’s Houses 19.04.2018 1:05:56
In this episode we will chat about a couple of micro epiphanies that have had a major difference on how I approach my relationships, tips on surviving and thriving Winter’s last gasps, and how choosing to be choked (by taking up Brazilian Jiu Jitsu) has taught and helped me in my PTSD recovery and life in general.
Mental Notes From My Minivan Episode 1: Just Get The Bloody Thing Done 12.04.2018 38:44
A Meandering Introduction To Mental Notes From My Minivan including one anecdote involving using Ritz crackers as a survival tool.
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