Rachel Gonzales's guest appearances

Rachel Gonzales

Addiction Talk Radio | Treatment, Research, Policy

The Power Foods Lifestyle Podcast | Nutrition | Fitness | Mindset

Sage Family

The Art of Parenting

Jenny Taylor

Chelsea Brennan

Paula Pant

Katy Bowman

Matthew Weiner

Ross Greene

Iris Chen

Carl Lanore

Sami Womack

Elizabeth Willard Thames

Nicolette Sowder

Seth Perler

Julie Bogart

Peter Gray

Shira Gill

OwlTail

What personal unpacking have you had to do to accept your child as they are? Listen in to learn from my guest what she has had to unpack to raise her transgender daughter.  Click here for Show Notes and more from Jeanne-Marie, Your Parenting Mentor What We Talked About:   How her daughter revealed her true essence to the world.   Parents must go through their own transition as they support their child   Guiding transgender children to know when it is safe to be open about who they are to other people.   The unfathomable issues her family has had to deal with to keep her children safe from threats and danger   How schools can be supportive of LGBTQIA+ children   Things to Remember: “90% of parenting is unpacking your own things, your own bias, your own issues, your own childhood and your own expectations of what you think parenting will be.”   “Follow your child, they know who they are.” “Any child that isn’t feeling safe is not going to learn.” “Trust that you know yourself and you know your child.” “We are not going to change hearts and minds if we all hide.” “I can say that having a transgender child is one of the best things that could have happened to me. I am a much better person and human.” - Rachel Gonzales “This world would be a whole lot better if we just made an effort to be less horrible to one another.” “We deserve to experience love fully, equally, without shame and without compromise.” - Elliot Page    Click here for Show Notes and more from Jeanne-Marie, Your Parenting Mentor

What personal unpacking have you had to do to accept your child as they are? Listen in to learn from my guest what she has had to unpack to raise her transgender daughter. <a href="https://voilamontessori.com/ep-98-raising-a-transgender-child-with-rachel-gonzales/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Click here for Show Notes and more from Jeanne-Marie, Your Parenting Mentor</a> What We Talked About: <ul> <li> How her daughter revealed her true essence to the world. </li> <li> Parents must go through their own transition as they support their child </li> <li> Guiding transgender children to know when it is safe to be open about who they are to other people. </li> <li> The unfathomable issues her family has had to deal with to keep her children safe from threats and danger </li> <li> How schools can be supportive of LGBTQIA+ children </li> </ul> Things to Remember: “90% of parenting is unpacking your own things, your own bias, your own issues, your own childhood and your own expectations of what you think parenting will be.”   “Follow your child, they know who they are.” “Any child that isn’t feeling safe is not going to learn.” “Trust that you know yourself and you know your child.” “We are not going to change hearts and minds if we all hide.” “I can say that having a transgender child is one of the best things that could have happened to me. I am a much better person and human.” - Rachel Gonzales “This world would be a whole lot better if we just made an effort to be less horrible to one another.” “We deserve to experience love fully, equally, without shame and without compromise.” - Elliot Page <a href="https://voilamontessori.com/ep-98-raising-a-transgender-child-with-rachel-gonzales/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Click here for Show Notes and more from Jeanne-Marie, Your Parenting Mentor</a>

98: Raising a Transgender Child. With Rachel Gonzales

Today I’m here with my friend Rachel Gonzales talking about raising a transgender child. Rachel is the education and resource coordinator at Equality Texas, a member of the human rights campaign parents for trans equality council, VP of Texas Trans Kids and Families and the gentle mama of three, including her trans daughter, Libby.   Get the full show notes here: www.sageparenting.com/podcast9   Support the Sage Family Podcast here: www.patreon.com/sagefamily

Today I’m here with my friend Rachel Gonzales talking about raising a transgender child. Rachel is the education and resource coordinator at Equality Texas, a member of the human rights campaign parents for trans equality council, VP of Texas Trans Kids and Families and the gentle mama of three, including her trans daughter, Libby. Get the full show notes here: <a href="http://www.sageparenting.com/podcast9" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.sageparenting.com/podcast9</a> Support the Sage Family Podcast here: <a href="http://www.patreon.com/sagefamily" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.patreon.com/sagefamily</a>

9: Transkid with Rachel Gonzales

Malicious cycles of restrictive diets, over-zealous effort in exercising, and constant internal/external pressure to look a certain way causes both  women AND men to reach a point of sheer frustration. That frustration may manifest itself in disordered eating, thinking, and an obsessive life that keeps its victim from enjoying true freedom. In this podcast episode, Kristy Jo joins Rachel Gonzales, one of the triumphant members of Body Buddies who has risen above the cycle to reach her goals, and now wants to share her message with others. In this episode, Kristy Jo and Rachel discuss the following: -Why this obsession is very prevalent in gymnasts, dancers, cheerleaders, etc. -Feeling lie you put in a lot of effort but don't get the results you want -Feeling condemned to look how you currently do, assuming a "nothing works" mentality -Beginning to worry more about you FEEL than how you look -How to focus on spirituality while simultaneously working on body composition shifts -How eating more over time in a progressive manner helps you get tighter and have more energy -Fluff and Softness &gt; Fat (vocabulary changes for psychological purposes) -Overcoming the fear of not working out because you're scared you'll get "fat" -Not using contest prep as a motivation to "get in shape" Tune into this episode to learn, get inspired, and see that there is a better way of thinking, eating, and training. This episode is one we hope will help at least one person realize there is a better way, and paint a picture of hope for them. www.Body-Buddies.com

Malicious cycles of restrictive diets, over-zealous effort in exercising, and constant internal/external pressure to look a certain way causes both  women AND men to reach a point of sheer frustration. That frustration may manifest itself in disordered eating, thinking, and an obsessive life that keeps its victim from enjoying true freedom. In this podcast episode, Kristy Jo joins Rachel Gonzales, one of the triumphant members of Body Buddies who has risen above the cycle to reach her goals, and now wants to share her message with others. In this episode, Kristy Jo and Rachel discuss the following: -Why this obsession is very prevalent in gymnasts, dancers, cheerleaders, etc. -Feeling lie you put in a lot of effort but don't get the results you want -Feeling condemned to look how you currently do, assuming a "nothing works" mentality -Beginning to worry more about you FEEL than how you look -How to focus on spirituality while simultaneously working on body composition shifts -How eating more over time in a progressive manner helps you get tighter and have more energy -Fluff and Softness &gt; Fat (vocabulary changes for psychological purposes) -Overcoming the fear of not working out because you're scared you'll get "fat" -Not using contest prep as a motivation to "get in shape" Tune into this episode to learn, get inspired, and see that there is a better way of thinking, eating, and training. This episode is one we hope will help at least one person realize there is a better way, and paint a picture of hope for them. <a href="http://www.Body-Buddies.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.Body-Buddies.com</a>

124: "I Championed My Yo-Yo Efforts to Look Like a Fitness Model" with Rachel Gonzales | Mindset and Motivation