This is the final episode of the Stop Suffering About podcast and the host, Alexandra Amor, explains what's prompting this change.

What if there were a kinder, gentler way to embrace our humanness? Coach Jacquie Forde and I explore this on today's podcast.

If you've got money fears, coach Stephanie wood can help. Learn more about how she helps calm money fears so we can learn to create abundance.

Nikki Carpenter is a coach who is dancing with the possibilities of supporting leaders to understand the Three Principles as a means to move beyond their apparent stress, burnout and overwhelm.

Are animals and their way of being in the world a good metaphor for our human experience? A conversation with animal communicator Verena Debnar.

Anna Debenham is changing lives by teaching those who are incarcerated that everyone, including them, has access to innate peace, wisdom, and well-being. Find episode show notes at https://stopsufferingaboutpodcast.com

Rebecca Perkins and her daughter Bea have had the unique experience of writing a book together about Bea's struggle with, and recovery from, anorexia.

Coach Tania Elfersy discusses why listening to our bodies, rather than fighting their symptoms, can bring clarity to women in mid-life.

There's a new paradigm at play in addiction recovery. Author Harry Derbitsky shares his experience with this and why insight is a game-changer for those in recovery.

Transformational coach Dawn Krieger shares about the power and possibilities involved when we connect with the innate wisdom and well-being that is available to all of us.

If you've ever dealt with C-PTSD you likely have a number of tools and strategies to deal with that. Monique Koven and I discuss how to set those tools down and find freedom from PTSD.

The understanding of how our minds really work has helped Rohini Ross deepen her connection to not only herself but to her husband and others around her.

Karen Miller Williams has spent the past 38 years exploring the understanding known as the 3 Principles in health care settings where she focused on our innate health and well-being rather than illness.

Maryse Godet Copans survived a battle with anxiety only to experience a traumatic brain injury. She's now experiencing freedom and joy thanks to the Inside Out understanding.

When I first began exploring the Three Principles, one of the most difficult ideas to get my head around was that we are all whole, always, no matter what has happened to us in our lives. In this interview with Christian McNeill, we touch on this as it relates to 'healing' from our past and also as it relates to grief we may experience in the present.

Jill Whalen is an author and coach who explores the Inside Out understanding. In this wide-ranging interview we talk about her book about anxiety and its relation to being innocently caught up in our thinking, as well as how Jill’s relationships to those around her changed as she learned more about the 3 Principles.

What if our suffering is pointing us toward a deeper truth about how life works?

Addictions and bad habits are things most of us can relate to. I certainly can!

Is it really possible to stop suffering about everything?