Candace Schoner

Speaking Candidly with Candace

Candace Schoner

  • Changing The Narrative

Changing The Narrative

Sunday 18th February 2024

Explore Valentine's Day's impact on mental health and learn about self-love and authenticity in relationships on 'Speaking Candidly with Candace'.
25 minutes
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Speaking Candidly with Candace
Author:
Candace Schoner
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Sobriety Toolkit
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Valentine's Day Blues: Finding Joy Through Self-Love

Episode Overview

  • Discussion on societal pressures and changing views towards Valentine's Day
  • Importance of self-love and authenticity in relationships
  • Impact of social media on mental health during holidays
  • Advice on staying true to oneself and valuing personal worth
  • Reflections on past experiences and the evolution of perspectives
Focus on developing your sense of love, worth, and value for yourself, and meet someone who is supportive of your worth and value.
Valentine's Day isn't always filled with roses and chocolates. For many, it brings up feelings of loneliness and stress. In this eye-opening episode of 'Speaking Candidly with Candace', a panel dives into how this holiday can affect mental health. They share personal stories and insights, shedding light on the societal pressures that come with Valentine's Day. The conversation turns to the importance of self-love and how it can be the key to finding true joy, regardless of relationship status.
The guests discuss their journeys towards embracing authenticity and maintaining healthy relationships in a world dominated by social media. This episode is perfect for anyone who feels the weight of Valentine's Day and is looking for ways to stay true to themselves while navigating the complexities of love and self-worth.