Brazilian Author Helen Stall Turns a New Beginning in the U.S. Into a Story of Purpose
For Brazilian author and mentor Helen Stall, starting over was never the destination. It was the beginning of a more purposeful journey. Drawing on her background in communications and personal development, she shares how a new chapter in the United States inspired her bilingual book, "Do Recomeço ao Propósito", and shaped her vision of empowering others through reinvention, self-leadership, and meaningful change.
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Travel Tips to Save You Money on Your Next Vacation
Expert Panelists are handpicked and invited to contribute because of their knowledge and valuable insight within the areas of Business, Mindset, Leadership, Lifestyle, and Sustainability. Members of The Brainz Magazine community of experts will share their best tips, advice, ideas, and hacks within different topics.
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Looking to make your next getaway more affordable without sacrificing the experience? Our expert panelists share their best travel tips for saving money on flights, accommodations, food, and more, so you can enjoy your vacation while staying within budget.
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How to Accept an Apology That May Never Come - Brainz Podcast with Christie Frenette
Christie Frenette is the Executive Director of Riptide Counselling Inc., an Adjunct Professor at the University of Toronto and a therapist whose work focuses on trauma, attachment and grief. For more than a decade, she has supported individuals, couples and families in building stronger bonds, deepening safety and connection, and creating resilience across generations.
In this episode, Christie explores living goodbyes, disenfranchised grief and why some losses are difficult to name. She explains what it means to hold pain, how connection can support healing, and why people need to feel seen before they can move forward.
She also shares insights on repair, shame, dignity and accepting an apology that may never come. From co-regulation and attachment to setting boundaries and healing at any age, this conversation offers a compassionate look at how grief can be held without losing yourself. It can open space for hope and connection.