Experience Motherhood

Feeling alone in motherhood? Not sure of who you are anymore? Motherhood is a profoundly personal experience for every woman. Come along with me, a licensed therapist, as we delve into both the unique and shared aspects of this remarkable journey known as motherhood. You'll hear personal stories, encounters and knowledge as a therapist and mom. I'll be interviewing guests and moms (just like you) who have inspirational and relatable journeys in motherhood. Let's do motherhood together! We can't control all of our circumstances, but we can change how we experience them.

Experience Motherhood is a kids podcast hosted by Liz Emmerich, MA, LPCC, RPT, with 106 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Liz Emmerich, MA, LPCC, RPT hosts Experience Motherhood, a kids show with 106 episodes published.

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  Episode #105

  105. Practicing What I Preach: An Honest Update for Ambitious Moms This Summer

  Jun 9, 202613 minS0

  <p>There's something a little uncomfortable about spending an entire summer series talking about slowing down — and then white-knuckling your way through a weekly release schedule anyway.</p><p>I noticed it. And I decided to do something about it.</p><p>In this short solo episode, I'm sharing an honest update about where I am this summer, why new episodes are going on pause until fall, and why choosing this actually feels like one of the most aligned decisions I've made in a while. If you've been struggling to give yourself permission to slow down this season — even when ever...

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  Episode #104

  104. How to Actually Feel Present This Summer — Not Just Try to Be

  Jun 2, 202611 minS0

  <p>You know the feeling of being physically present but mentally somewhere else entirely. Sitting at the dinner table, at the park, at your kid's game — and your brain is already three steps ahead.</p><p>Most moms don't need to be told to be present. They need to know how to actually get there. That's what we're talking about today.</p><p><b>In This Episode:</b></p>Why presence doesn't always look the way we picture it — and why that mattersThe honest truth about why this kind of moment doesn't just happen on its ownWhat I mean when I sa...

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  Episode #103

  103. Throwback Episode | Meal Planning Made Simple: Time-Saving Tips for Busy Moms with Allison Schaaf

  May 26, 202636 minS0

  <p>If you're a busy mom trying to juggle everything — and still get a healthy dinner on the table — this episode is a fan favorite for a reason! I'm joined by Allison Schaaf, a Chef, Registered Dietitian, and Founder & CEO of Prep Dish, and a mom of three. After years of working as a personal chef and at high-end spas, Allison knew there had to be a more efficient, cost-effective, and sanity-saving way to get healthy, crowd-pleasing meals on the table. That's how Prep Dish was born — and this conversation is still just as relevant today as when it first aired...

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  Episode #102

  102. The Last Week of School Feelings Nobody Talks About

  May 19, 202619 minS0

  <p>The last week of school carries more than most of us realize. On the surface it's teacher gifts and car line and end-of-year parties — but underneath all of that is something much bigger. A chapter is closing. Your child is crossing from one version of themselves into another. And so are you. If you've been feeling something this week that you can't quite name — part relief, part grief, part nostalgia, part anxiety — this episode is permission to slow down long enough to actually feel it. Because this moment is worth more than your to-do list is giving it credit for.<...

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  Episode #101

  101. Why High-Achieving Moms Struggle to Slow Down in Summer (And What to Do About It)

  May 12, 202620 minS0

  <p>You made it to summer — so why does it feel harder, not easier?</p><p>If the end of the school year brings relief for about five minutes before your brain starts building a new system, you're not broken. You're wired for structure. And for high-achieving moms, the unstructured weeks of summer don't signal rest — they signal anxiety. In this episode, I'm naming what's actually happening in your nervous system when summer hits, why the slow-down feels so hard, and three practical tools to help you loosen the grip without losing yourself.</p><p><br/></p><p>In This Epis...

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