I have often fantasized that there should be a place where you can go for a week to heal from the devastating loss of a breakup. A place where people are trained to understand what you’re going through and what you need, because let’s face it—most of us don’t know what we need in those moments. But what if someone did?

Today’s guest is Ginger Dean, a therapist who specializes in breakup recovery and guides people through the healing process after a breakup. Her book, Loving Me After We, helps women rise above toxic relationships and step into a new chapter with strength and clarity.

So, if you’re navigating a breakup—or if you just want to learn how to support your loved ones when they find themselves broken-hearted, this conversation is for you.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• What makes breakups so uniquely painful and difficult to navigate.
• Why people struggle so much with their identity after a breakup.
• Practical first steps for moving from heartbreak to building a new life after a breakup.

AND… Ginger Dean shares the surprising ways we can show up for a loved one when they’re grieving the loss of a relationship.

Xxoo Darcy

REFERENCES

Mindful Care

To find out what your strongest values and principles are, click here.

Loving Me After We: The Essential Guide to Healing, Growing, and Thriving After a Toxic Relationship

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Dating in the digital age is a completely different game than it used to be. Swiping left and right, ghosting, breadcrumbing, and situationships have all become part of the millennial love landscape. But with so many choices, why does it feel like finding a meaningful connection has become even more difficult?

Today I’m joined by Lindsey Metselaar, host of the podcast, “We Met At Acme,” where she covers millennial dating and relationships. Lindsey has her finger on the pulse of millennial dating trends, modern dating challenges, and of course our digital dating culture.

I’m going to be asking her all the questions, including:

• Was dating actually easier before dating apps?
• Why do Millennials seem to struggle with defining their relationship status?
• What’s the real reason behind why Millennials are delaying marriage, homeownership, and parenthood?

Xxoo Darcy

REFERENCES

Mindful Care

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School shootings have become part of the national dialogue in America, with much of the focus on weapons and security measures. But today I want to shift the lens in this conversation to something that doesn’t get nearly enough attention: Childhood trauma, and how it connects to the mental health crisis underlying these violent acts.

Today, we’re going to examine the long-term effects of childhood trauma and how it intersects with the kinds of violence we see in schools. What would it look like if we intervened earlier—if we could catch the signs of a kid who might be in trouble before it’s too late? Could doing that be part of our gun violence prevention strategy?

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• Why childhood trauma leads to violent behavior as a teenager.
• The 7 warning signs that a student is in trouble that could lead to a school shooting.
• What specific actions schools and communities can take to prevent trauma from turning into violence.

Xxoo Darcy

REFERENCES

MindfulCare

Darcy's Dissertation

Finkelhor, D., Turner, H. A., & Shattuck, A. (2023). Adverse childhood experiences: Understanding and addressing trauma in children and families. Springer.

FBI's "The School Shooter: A Threat Assessment Perspective" (2000):

U.S. Department of Justice's "Indicators of School Crime and Safety" (2019):

National Threat Assessment Center. (2019). Protecting America’s schools: A U.S. Secret Service analysis of targeted school violence. U.S. Secret Service, Department of Homeland Security.

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