Rene Schultz's guest appearances

Rene Schultz

Ask win

Peace Learn Health ®

That's Aloud!

StephUp Podcast

Chris Baker

Sarah Clark

Daniel Bruce Levin

Sarah Goodenough

Pamela Slim

Janet Birkey

Emily Tamayo Maher

Christine Gutierrez

James Hamilton

Howard Berg

Connell Barrett

Rachel Fearnley

Jennifer Mason

Hira Hosen

Laurie McDonald

OwlTail

Rene’ Schultz is a Rockstar at overcoming! Raised in Massachusetts, she had to learn how to overcome at an early age. As a victim of child physical and sexual abuse and bullying, Rene’ spent another 40 years fighting CPTSD and suicide.Today, she is a member of her local GFWC, a crisis coach and mentor to teens around the world. With several children’s books in the works, she just released her first on grief called, ‘A Million More Kisses.’ Centering and Grief Digest hailed it as, “Truly spectacular!” Rene’s insight is magic! She teaches hands on mindset principles you can use immediately, to begin healing trauma symptoms. You can listen to Rene’ via podcast interviews and she offers 1:1 consults to you give YOU personal guidance. Here link to schedule your personal call with Rene : https://calendly.com/wknollpublishing/45-min-soul-spritzer Check out her publishing website : https://www.wknollpublishing.com           Affiliated Links https://mysticalmamaboutique.com/ Use code MARINASANIN for 10% off  on your whole order NOW First box $5 off try SIPS TEA SUBSCRIPTION BOX TODAY https://www.sipsby.com/pages/referral?code=y99g049hyqseo6u--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/peacelearnhealth/message

Rene’ Schultz is a Rockstar at overcoming! Raised in Massachusetts, she had to learn how to overcome at an early age. As a victim of child physical and sexual abuse and bullying, Rene’ spent another 40 years fighting CPTSD and suicide. Today, she is a member of her local GFWC, a crisis coach and mentor to teens around the world. With several children’s books in the works, she just released her first on grief called, ‘A Million More Kisses.’ Centering and Grief Digest hailed it as, “Truly spectacular!” Rene’s insight is magic! She teaches hands on mindset principles you can use immediately, to begin healing trauma symptoms. You can listen to Rene’ via podcast interviews and she offers 1:1 consults to you give YOU personal guidance. Here link to schedule your personal call with Rene : <a href="https://calendly.com/wknollpublishing/45-min-soul-spritzer" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://calendly.com/wknollpublishing/45-min-soul-spritzer</a> Check out her publishing website : <a href="https://www.wknollpublishing.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.wknollpublishing.com</a> Affiliated Links <a href="https://mysticalmamaboutique.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://mysticalmamaboutique.com/</a> Use code MARINASANIN for 10% off on your whole order NOW First box $5 off try SIPS TEA SUBSCRIPTION BOX TODAY <a href="https://www.sipsby.com/pages/referral?code=y99g049hyqseo6u" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.sipsby.com/pages/referral?code=y99g049hyqseo6u</a> --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/peacelearnhealth/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/peacelearnhealth/message</a>

Children's Author Rene Schultz

Welcome to this week’s episode of the StephUp Podcast! Thank you for your support and for coming back each week to listen. This episode features special guest, children’s book author Rene Schultz, who has written the book “A Million More Kisses”.Rene’s book is about loss and grief, as well as learning to say goodbye, and is written in a way that makes sense to children. This book also teaches how to properly grieve and be strong. The cover of “A Million More Kisses” features a dog name Geronimo, which is based off Rene’s own chihuahua. The main character Nonnie is based off Rene’s mother-in-law. Rene feels that writing these kinds of books is important because children experience loss and grief too, and it’s important that they identify and manage with their feelings.Stephanie and Rene begin their discussion by talking about Rene’s childhood, which holds painful memories of child abuse and trauma. She discusses how she was affected throughout her childhood and into her adulthood, including her experiences within her church, and the different ways in which she coped and was able to finally heal. Rene states that she was dealing with grief and loss while writing and had to learn to move forward. With hope and faith, Rene got through her grief and was able to finish this book.Stephanie and Rene also talk about a course that Rene has written based on faith. The concept is that faith and hope can help you to create boundaries within relationship, develop coping skills, and help with forgiveness. This course is for people who are stuck and wanting to move forward. There is more to life than what we are sitting and stewing in. It’s important to heal your inner child.When it comes to advice for other writers who are trying to get published, Rene’s says to never give up on your dream. Keep pushing and you will get there.“Bit by bit, row by row, that’s how we make our dreams grow”Listen in to hear the rest of their conversation and please remember to rate, subscribe, and share with your friends!  Purchase Rene’s book, A Million More Kisses here and here.Visit Rene’s website Woody Knoll PublishingFollow StephUp Podcast on Instagram and Facebook! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to this week’s episode of the StephUp Podcast! Thank you for your support and for coming back each week to listen. This episode features special guest, children’s book author Rene Schultz, who has written the book “A Million More Kisses”.Rene’s book is about loss and grief, as well as learning to say goodbye, and is written in a way that makes sense to children. This book also teaches how to properly grieve and be strong. The cover of “A Million More Kisses” features a dog name Geronimo, which is based off Rene’s own chihuahua. The main character Nonnie is based off Rene’s mother-in-law. Rene feels that writing these kinds of books is important because children experience loss and grief too, and it’s important that they identify and manage with their feelings.Stephanie and Rene begin their discussion by talking about Rene’s childhood, which holds painful memories of child abuse and trauma. She discusses how she was affected throughout her childhood and into her adulthood, including her experiences within her church, and the different ways in which she coped and was able to finally heal. Rene states that she was dealing with grief and loss while writing and had to learn to move forward. With hope and faith, Rene got through her grief and was able to finish this book.Stephanie and Rene also talk about a course that Rene has written based on faith. The concept is that faith and hope can help you to create boundaries within relationship, develop coping skills, and help with forgiveness. This course is for people who are stuck and wanting to move forward. There is more to life than what we are sitting and stewing in. It’s important to heal your inner child.When it comes to advice for other writers who are trying to get published, Rene’s says to never give up on your dream. Keep pushing and you will get there.“Bit by bit, row by row, that’s how we make our dreams grow”Listen in to hear the rest of their conversation and please remember to rate, subscribe, and share with your friends! Purchase Rene’s book, A Million More Kisses <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Million-More-Kisses-Rene-Schultz/dp/1735156043" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a> and <a href="https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/a-million-more-kisses-becky-stout/1137963699?ean=9781735156002" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>.Visit Rene’s website <a href="https://www.wknollpublishing.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Woody Knoll Publishing</a>Follow StephUp Podcast on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/stephup_podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> and <a href="https://www.facebook.com/StephUpPodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a>! See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

"A Million More Kisses" chat with Rene Schultz

What would you do if, after dedicating your life to the teachings of Jesus Christ to help cope with childhood physical and sexual abuse, you were excommunicated from your church? Would you, perhaps, develop an addiction or two? Literally claw your own face off? Struggle against a daily urge to end your own life? Understandable. But would you then befriend a psychotic 15 year old girl who tried to murder her mother and, through that unlikely relationship, discover your own self worth? Would you develop your own system to heal from all those layers of trauma and create healthy boundaries for yourself? And would you start teaching that system to suicidal teens, chronic cheaters, addicts, and anyone else who could use a solid sense of self-worth? You would if you were this week's guest, Rene Schultz. To learn more, find Rene on IG: @thatwickedsmahtchick. Highlight Reel: 3:45 Excommunicated! 9:00 Rene hits rock bottom and learns to stop handing people her worth on a silver platter 10:30 Rene discovers that mentoring others can help her heal 12:00 Some tools for healing from trauma and addiction 20:00 Tips on shaping a memoir 21:00 Rene's memoir "Imagine If I Looked Like Me": healing from dysmorphia and low self-image 25:50 Boundaries are FOR you, not against you 26:45 The Respect Test: are they relationship material? 31:00 How the cycle of abuse perpetuates itself, and how to put a stop to it   ---   Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thats-aloud/support

What would you do if, after dedicating your life to the teachings of Jesus Christ to help cope with childhood physical and sexual abuse, you were excommunicated from your church? Would you, perhaps, develop an addiction or two? Literally claw your own face off? Struggle against a daily urge to end your own life? Understandable. But would you then befriend a psychotic 15 year old girl who tried to murder her mother and, through that unlikely relationship, discover your own self worth? Would you develop your own system to heal from all those layers of trauma and create healthy boundaries for yourself? And would you start teaching that system to suicidal teens, chronic cheaters, addicts, and anyone else who could use a solid sense of self-worth? You would if you were this week's guest, Rene Schultz. To learn more, find Rene on IG: @thatwickedsmahtchick. Highlight Reel: 3:45 Excommunicated! 9:00 Rene hits rock bottom and learns to stop handing people her worth on a silver platter 10:30 Rene discovers that mentoring others can help her heal 12:00 Some tools for healing from trauma and addiction 20:00 Tips on shaping a memoir 21:00 Rene's memoir "Imagine If I Looked Like Me": healing from dysmorphia and low self-image 25:50 Boundaries are FOR you, not against you 26:45 <a href="https://www.thatsaloud.com/post/the-respect-test" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Respect Test</a>: are they relationship material? 31:00 How the cycle of abuse perpetuates itself, and how to put a stop to it --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thats-aloud/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thats-aloud/support</a>

Faith, Hope, and Boundaries With Rene Schultz