028: About Empowering Women

by | Aug 18, 2018 | Podcast | 0 comments

 

Today we’re talking about empowering women that are suffering through pain in their lives.

 

Whether you’re having painful intercourse or a painful discourse with your partner, we have some important things to talk to you about. One thing to keep in mind is that whether pain is felt mentally, physically, spiritually, or so forth, it’s all interconnected.

Gynecology and Obstetrics specialist and advocate of women’s health rights, Dr. Neysa Whiteman, works with women to help create happiness through a healthier body and life. She shares valuable information about genetic testing for breast cancer, hormonal changes, and Dyspareunia.

Women’s Empowerment Mentor & Transformational Leader, Rosie Aiello, helps to empower women to take themselves and their children out of toxic relationships. After spending nearly 25 years trapped in an emotionally abusive relationship, she now shares how she engineered an international escape to save her and her daughter from domestic abuse.

 

We Discuss:

  • Dealing with different levels and versions of pain in our lives
  • Looking beneath the surface to find underlying reasons for pain
  • Using genetic testing to identify women who have a higher risk of breast cancer
  • Different options available for women to lower their risks of breast cancer
  • Women suffering from Dyspareunia (persistent genital pain/painful intercourse)
  • The importance of being vocal with doctors instead of sitting in silence
  • Why some women suffer silently or unknowingly in toxic relationships for years
  • Some common warning signs of narcissists, sociopaths, and psychopaths
  • The cost of being too nice, playing small, and not setting boundaries
  • Key strategies for reclaiming our voice, confidence, courage, and life

 

“There are so many women really suffering in silence because they’re afraid. They really need to talk to their doctors because typically the doctor isn’t going to bring it up, and if the woman doesn’t bring it up, then they don’t get access to this information.”  –  Dr. Neysa Whiteman

 

About Neysa:

Dr. Whiteman is board certified in Obstetrics and Gynecology.  She went to school in Los Angeles at UCLA and USC, and did her residency at Kaiser in Hollywood.

When she moved to San Diego in 1991, she changed her practice to gyn only.  She is currently practicing in Encinitas and does office gynecology. 

Dr. Whiteman is an advocate for women’s health rights and enjoys the relationships that she has with her patients.

She is very interested in the relationship of genetics to breast cancer, hormone replacement, family planning, and contraception. 

Dr. Whiteman is married, lives in Rancho Santa Fe with her husband, and has 2 children.  She loves to travel, read books, and explore art museums and galleries.

 

About Rosie:

Rosie Aiello is a Women’s Empowerment Mentor and Transformational Leader.

After spending nearly 25 years trapped in an emotionally, mentally, and financially abusive relationship, Rosie engineered an international escape from the Middle East to save her daughter and herself from domestic abuse.

Nearly mentally destroyed and stunned by PTSD, within a few short years after arriving back to California, Rosie became a speaker, best-selling author, and an internationally award-winning entrepreneur.

She is the author of upcoming mother & daughter memoir, 11 Hours to Freedom.

11 Hours to Freedom is about the unbreakable bond of love between a passionate mother and her strong-willed daughter that carries them through their escape from domestic abuse and leads them on a tumultuous journey of freedom, healing, and a global movement to help save 1M women and their children.

With her program Rosie is now empowering women to find their voice, worth, and confidence so that they can create a joyful, productive, and fully expressed life

Join for free on Facebook the global Love is Kind Network  AND Love is KIND Movement to help save 1,000,000+ women and their children from domestic abuse.

 

“You deserve to be treated with kindness. You deserve to be able to share your voice. And you deserve to be able to set boundaries that protect you without closing yourself off.”  –  Rosie Aiello

 

 

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