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    In today’s episode, Calli Thorne offers a real look into what mental health first aid training involves, why it matters, and how it can genuinely change lives. 

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    You Don’t Need Their Apology to Heal [episode 88]

    We crave the apology so deeply because we’re HUMAN. In today’s episode, I’m talking about why you don’t need their apology to heal.

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    Not All ‘Sorrys’ Are Equal – What Apologies Are and What They’re Not [episode 87]

    In today’s episode, I’m talking about what apologies are and what they’re not. Apologies are an act of repair and CAN mend the fabric of a relationship. 

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    What Grace Is (And What It’s Not) [episode 86]

    We hear “give yourself grace” or “extend grace to others” alllll the time. Today, I’m talking about what grace is (and what it’s not).

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    The Dangerous Comfort of Judgment: Responding to Tragedy with Humanity [episode 85]

    Trigger Warning: This episode includes topics of homicide and suicide. I’m talking about responding to tragedy with humanity.

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    Apologies Aren’t Weak – They’re Repair [episode 84]

    In today’s episode, I’m talking about why apologies aren’t weak and why I apologized to my daughter for something that happened 7 years ago.

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    Let Them (See You Feel): Raising Resilient Kids by Being Real in Front of Them [episode 83]

    In today’s episode, I’m talking about raising resilient kids by being real in FRONT of them.

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    Reflexes, Ropes, and Rewiring Your Response [episode 82]

    In today’s episode, I’m sharing a sweet story about my son to demonstrate how your nervous system works.

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    Feeling Without Falling Apart: How to Start When It Feels Like Too Much [episode 81]

    In today’s episode, I’m talking about feeling without falling apart and how to start when it feels like too much.

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    Hot Takes and Heartfelt Truths: Answering Your Questions with Tom [episode 80]

    In today’s episode, we’re sharing our hot takes and heartfelt truths on a variety of topics.

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Nature doesn’t apologize for its dormant season. Nature doesn’t apologize for its dormant season.
It trusts the rhythm.
Maybe it’s time we trusted ours, too.
I’ve always loved the change in seasons — the I’ve always loved the change in seasons — the way the Hills trade green for gold, gold for white, and back to green again, and the way the pastures produce then rest.

I’ve always appreciated those changes out there, but haven’t always let myself change seasons.

I’d watch nature slow for winter while I kept pushing. I didn’t know how to let myself rest without feeling like I was falling behind.

But as I’ve healed — as I’ve learned to actually feel my feelings instead of shoving them down — I’ve started to notice my own seasons.

When my body needs to rest.
When my energy needs conserving.
When my mind needs the quiet.

Nature has always known this. But me and a lot of other humans – not so much.

But what would it look like to collectively honor the pace our bodies and souls are actually in — not the one the world expects of us?
For a long time I thought setting boundaries was h For a long time I thought setting boundaries was harsh, so I didn’t set them.

I said yes to things my body was clearly saying no to. I took on others emotions as if they were my own. And I did it all in the name of trying to maintain the relationship.

But here’s what I’ve learned about boundaries – they help us maintain relationships without losing ourselves. Boundaries are an act of kindness to ourselves and others. They help us show up to relationships refreshed rather than resentful.

Boundaries aren’t punishment.
They’re stewardship.
“Kind of like with rotational grazing, I actuall “Kind of like with rotational grazing, I actually have more of myself to give when I put fence in some places.” 

My friend @rooted.ranch.mama said this 👆🏻

And she’s right.

When we rotate cattle through pastures, we’re not abandoning the land — we’re giving it space for rest and regrowth.

That rest increases the pasture’s capacity. The grass comes back stronger. There’s more to sustain the herd.

It’s the same with us.

When we set boundaries, we’re not cutting people out. We’re allowing space for healing — space that helps us show up with more steadiness and compassion later.

Boundaries aren’t punishment.
They’re stewardship.

Is it time to rest your pasture? 

More in ep. 109 of the Good Movement Draws Good Movement podcast –🔗 in bio.
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