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Not Just a NURSE!!! PodcastAuthor: Jacqueline Hunter
A Place where Nurses can be, "Not Just a Nurse" we are Hero's, Mothers, Wives and so much more. Here we will discuss our "why". Our lives are so much more involved and the world needs to know how we change lives on a daily basis, even yours. Language: en-us Genres: Health & Fitness, Medicine Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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What If Acceptance Means Accepting Your Feelings, Not The Loss
Episode 2
Saturday, 1 November, 2025
Send us a textOur special guest Dr. Alexandra McGlashan is a Mom, Educator and Psychologist.She is a New York State Licensed Clinical Psychologist and Certified Bilingual School Psychologist. Dr. McGlashan received a doctoral degree in School/Clinical Child Psychology from Pace University. A native New Yorker, she is also proud to remain connected to her roots as a daughter of Haitian immigrants. She has worked for over 20 years as a K-12 School Psychologist in both New York City and Long Island working directly with students to help improve learning, behavior, and emotional health. She consults with teachers and school staff, and conducts numerous fun and informative workshops for corporate organizations, parents and children on various topics including Mental health and Digital Media, Mindfulness, Immigrants and Mental Health, Understanding Learning Disabilities and Stress Management.Outside of the schools, Dr. McGlashan works as an adjunct professor helping to train the next generation of School/Clinical Psychologists. Dr. McGlashan has a small private-practice on Long Island. She prides herself on delivering culturally competent, professional service with a warm and caring touch.We explore grief as a whole‑person experience, challenge the linear “stages” myth, and share tools that honor culture, family needs, and personal timelines. Practical resources include 988, community groups, EAP options, and rituals that turn memory into meaning.• defining grief as loss across death, divorce, work and routine • cultural expressions of mourning and avoiding judgment • accepting feelings rather than the loss itself • honest language for children and modeling emotion safely • signs of complicated grief and when to seek help • 988 Lifeline and the limits of AI for counseling • coping skills including music, rituals and community • hospice, low‑cost resources and EAP access • giving yourself grace while staying connected to supportDon’t forget to like, share, and subscribe to Buzzprout, Apple, and SpotifySend your request and your questions for a chat with Jax Dr. McGlashan can be reached at www.onmywaycounseling.com Stay Connected:Thank you for tuning in! For more updates, behind-the-scenes content, and exclusive materials, visit us at www.hunterwellness.orgHave any questions or suggestions? Feel free to reach out at info_hw@jhmllc.netDon’t forget to follow and subscribe for future episodes!
