A youth in trouble isn’t a lost cause; they’re an opportunity for hope and leadership. That’s the mindset Tina Clem of Calgary Youth Justice Society has when working with youth who have been in the court system. And the language the youth gain through their work with CYJS is just what sets them on the right path.
Finding hope in adversity can be challenging, and staying the course can feel impossible when you’re recovering from addiction. But with the right mindset and resources after treatment? Who knows what’s possible!
Food insecurity continues to run rampant, but organizations like Brown Bagging 4 Calgary’s Kids are working hard to ensure they have the nutrition they need, with none of the stigma or red tape that would prevent them from utilizing the services.
This week on the podcast, Susan and Martin from Body of 9 share how identifying your Natural Number can bring you more hope, self awareness, and deeper, more meaningful connections
Dr. Sweta Chawla joins Lindsay on the podcast to discuss following your curiosity, creating opportunities for yourself, and finding the courage to take action.
Sarah Moss details how the programs at Cornerstone of Hope help families commit to hope and equip future generations to face difficult emotions and situations with hope.
Sarah Moss details how the programs at Cornerstone of Hope help families commit to hope and equip future generations to face difficult emotions and situations with hope.
What do you know about service dogs? Do you own one, or are you interested and think a service dog may be able to assist you with your mental health?
Ashley Graham and Lindsay discuss recognizing your unique, conscious voice, and how you can use it to show up for yourself and others.
Jessica Rasdall shares her story of hope with us as she teaches how it’s possible to find hope in the dark even when you don’t think you deserve to, and the ripple effect that just a little hope can have.