Valerie Silveira
Valerie Silveira
What Kind Of Support Do We Really Want
What Kind Of Support Do We Really Want
What Kind Of Support Do We Really Want
Wednesday 10th January 2024
Join Valerie Silveira as she explores the type of support we need, from empathy to action, and how to use adversity for growth.
13 minutes
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Empowering
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Valerie Silveira
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Recovery from Trauma
Sobriety Toolkit
Healing from Sexual Trauma
Healing Relationships
Entrepreneurship for Personal Growth
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Episode Overview
- Valerie emphasises the importance of honest self-assessment and seeking the right kind of support
- She shares her experiences with support groups, highlighting the need for a shared commitment to growth and healing
- Valerie encourages listeners to seek and provide support that fosters progress and resilience
- She underscores the value of using adversity to make a positive impact
- Listeners are inspired to re-evaluate the support they seek and offer, focusing on solutions and empowerment
I hope that you will stick with support that helps you to find solutions, that helps you to succeed, because you are worth it.
Have you ever wondered what kind of support you truly need? In this episode, Valerie Silveira dives deep into this very question. She starts by exploring the different types of support people seek, whether it's a listening ear or a push towards progress. Valerie draws from her own experiences with support groups, shedding light on the fine line between seeking empathy and finding a way forward.
She challenges listeners to honestly assess their needs and encourages them to seek out support that not only understands but also motivates them to grow. If you're ready to turn your struggles into stepping stones, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice. It's about using adversity to make a positive impact and rethinking the kind of support that will truly help you thrive.