From Anxiety to Empowerment: Liz Murray's Journey with OCD
Welcome to another transformative episode of "When Not Yet Becomes Right Now", hosted by Jen Ginty. In this episode, we dive deep into the extraordinary journey of transformational coach, Liz Murray. Liz shares her powerful story of navigating a childhood marked by anxiety and family challenges, including her personal struggles with OCD. She discusses the pivotal impact of the 9/11 events on her career path as a flight attendant and how these experiences eventually guided her toward becoming a guiding force for midlife women seeking their own transformations. Liz highlights the critical role that practices like mindfulness, belief coding, and subconscious reprogramming played in her own healing journey and how she now uses these modalities to support her clients. The conversation underscores the ongoing nature of healing and personal growth, inspiring listeners to embrace their own "right now" moments.
Key Takeaways:
•Liz's journey began with a peaceful childhood that shifted dramatically due to family challenges.
•She struggled with anxiety and OCD from a young age, often feeling isolated.
•The trauma of 9/11 was a pivotal moment that led her to explore mindfulness and healing.
•Liz discovered the power of belief coding and subconscious reprogramming in her own life.
•Liz's coaching focuses on helping midlife women navigate their own transformations.
•OCD is often misunderstood and can be debilitating, requiring proper support.
•Liz's recent book collaboration highlights the healing journeys of multiple women.
Episode Highlights:
[06:56] Navigating Anxiety and Finding Healing
[11:30] Understanding OCD and Its Impact
[15:50] Coping Mechanisms and Support Systems
[25:32] The Chaos of 9/11: A Flight Attendant's Experience
[30:39] Transitioning from Flight Attendant to Therapist
[33:20] Discovering Mindfulness and Coaching
[34:46] The Power of Belief Coding and Subconscious Reprogramming
Jennifer is a single mom and entrepreneur who lives with Complex PTSD and Major Depressive Disorder from childhood trauma. Throughout her life, Jen has learned valuable coping skills and has made it her mission to help others to better understand their own emotions.
Jen has faced obstacles in her healing journey - from becoming a mother without a healthy parental model of her own to overcoming her inner saboteur while coping with the symptoms of CPTSD and Depression. She has spent the last 4 years developing My Moody Monster - a pull apart plush toy that has helped children to get out their frustrations in a safe way and giving families a tool to talk about emotions and communication.
Jen believes by sharing her own story she can help others to know they are not alone. Her YouTube channel features her Moody Talks focusing on an emotion each month and teaching coping skills that have helped her with her own mental health.
After being featured on multiple mental health and parenting podcasts, Jen had a powerful realization: her story of pushing away the hard work of facing her trauma was just one journey, and there are countless other journeys out there—each just as important and impactful. This is what inspired her to create "When Not Yet Becomes Right Now", a space for exploring the many different paths we take in life.
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Send us a text Transformational coach Liz Murray shares her extraordinary journey from a childhood marked by anxiety and family challenges to becoming a guiding force for midlife women. She discusses her experiences with OCD, the impact of 9/11 on her career as a flight attendant and her eventual t…