Mariette Snyman Calm, Clear & Helpful

Ep. 218 For women: reflecting on what shaped you and celebrating your uniqueness

Loading player...
Why would you need to “work hard” to maintain a low self-esteem? Human development specialist Dr Melodie de Jager explores our uniqueness, the phases of life we experience, the impact of our birth, and how we’re shaped by our genes and early childhood. She suggests ways to change limiting thought patterns, since brain plasticity means our past needn’t dictate our future.
29 Jul 2025 English South Africa Self-Improvement · Relationships

Other recent episodes

Chronic Illness Replay: Healing unexplained pain and chronic conditions

Chronic Ilness Replay Mini-Series no 5: Are you a highly sensitive individual grappling with ‘mystery’ pain? Movement and energy specialist Tami Folkenflik explains how she combines energy healing modalities with yoga and Pilates to balance clients’ 4 subtle energy bodies. Having learnt to process her own trauma, Tami now lives…
14 Jul 28 min

Chronic Illness Replay: How to cope when your partner has a chronic illness

Chronic Illness Replay Mini-Series no 2: Chronic disease alters the daily functioning and quality of life of the individual with the diagnosis - the same applies to their partner. Educational psychologist Lidalize Grobler explores the physical, emotional and financial challenges a couple may face, energy budgeting, realistic expectations, and flare-ups…
23 Jun 1 hr 10 min

Chronic Illness Replay: Chronic pain or illness - coping with day-to-day life

Chronic Illness Replay Mini-Series no. 1: Living with a chronic condition – invisible to others - often means managing unrelenting pain, impaired daily function, diverse fears and isolation. Having lived with chronic illness and pain for 15+ years, wellness coach Marina Wildt shares her spine-chilling journey and what it took…
16 Jun 1 hr 25 min
All episodes