On this episode of Mind What Matters Liz and Nikki sit down with acclaimed actor and advocate Sharon Lawrence to talk about caregiving, compassion, and the beauty that exists within life’s hardest goodbyes.

Sharon opens up about her journey caring for her in-laws through cancer and end-of-life, reflecting on what it means to stand beside someone not as a fixer, but as a witness. Through powerful stories of love, loss, and learning, she shares the lessons that caregiving taught her about presence, humility, and grace.

From nights spent at hospital bedsides to the healing power of music and the importance of honoring our elders, Sharon reminds us that caregiving is not just about tending to another’s needs it’s an act of devotion that changes us at our core.

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This week Liz Humphreys and Nikki DeLoach sit down with Aimee Parker, intuitive guide and Human Design reader, to explore what it truly means to live in alignment with who you are beneath all the “shoulds” and expectations.

Aimee introduces listeners to Human Design, a system that blends ancient wisdom and modern science to help us understand how we’re energetically wired to move through the world. Together, they unpack how this framework can become a powerful tool for self-remembrance, decision-making, and healing from the conditioning and trauma that often disconnect us from our authentic selves.

From navigating motherhood, caregiving, and burnout to setting boundaries and learning to say no, this conversation offers practical insights for anyone ready to slow down, trust their intuition, and honor their natural rhythm. As Nikki shares her own experiences using Human Design to manage her “yes-person” tendencies, the trio reminds us that self-awareness isn’t about fixing ourselves it’s about remembering who we’ve been all along.

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In this episode of Mind What Matters, Elizabeth Humphreys sits down with Dr. Eleonora Teplinsky, board-certified oncologist and host of the Interlude Podcast, to unpack what it really means for women to take ownership of their health, physically, mentally, and emotionally.

Drawing from her experience treating women with breast and gynecologic cancers, Dr. Teplinsky shares why so many women are misinformed or simply left out of conversations around prevention, hormones, perimenopause, and longevity. She and the hosts dive deep into the intersection of science, culture, and self-worth, exploring how societal expectations have shaped women’s relationships with their bodies and health decisions.

Together, they tackle topics like hormone therapy myths, the emotional toll of “doing it all,” and why being proactive about your well-being is the most radical act of self-care. With honesty and compassion, Dr. Teplinsky offers practical, empowering insights for every woman ready to move from surviving to truly thriving.

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In this episode of Mind What Matters, Elizabeth Humphreys and Nikki DeLoach sit down with health and wellness coach Pamelyn Rocco to cut through the noise of fitness fads and conflicting nutrition advice. Pamelyn, founder of House of Health, has helped thousands of women transform not just their bodies, but their mindset, energy, and confidence.

They explore what it really takes for women, especially in their 40s and beyond, to feel strong and vibrant. From the importance of resistance training and proper protein intake to balancing hormones, gut health, and mindset, Pamelyn shares her personal journey of hitting a wall in her early 40s—and how it led her to create a program that empowers women to thrive for decades to come.

This conversation goes beyond aesthetics. It’s about reclaiming your health, building muscle as the true “organ of longevity,” and making yourself a priority without guilt. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by the wellness industry or unsure how to care for your body as it changes, this episode is your permission slip to step into strength, energy, and freedom.

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In this episode of Mind What Matters, Elizabeth Humphreys and Nikki DeLoach sit down with Sandra Abrevaya—caregiver, advocate, and co-founder of I AM ALS and Synapticure. Sandra opens up about her husband Brian’s eight-year journey with ALS, the waves of grief and resilience that come with prolonged caregiving, and the fight to hold on to light in the darkest seasons.

Together, they explore the realities of raising two young children while navigating a terminal illness, the toll of extended caregiving on identity and mental health, and how Sandra has turned pain into purpose through service and advocacy. From forcing herself to rise off the “bathroom floor moments” to creating accessible virtual care for families across the country, Sandra shares her story with raw honesty and courage.

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What happens when you’re the only one left to care for everyone else? In this episode of Mind What Matters, Jillian Reeves joins Elizabeth Humphreys and Nikki DeLoach to share her personal story of caregiving for her mother and brother, while facing unimaginable grief and responsibility on her own.

Jillian opens up about caring for her mother, who battled lupus, cancer, and dementia, and her brother, who struggled with mental illness and endured trauma in a care facility. She describes the emotional and logistical toll of solo caregiving, the need for respite and advocacy, and the heartbreak of losing both her husband and brother in the span of her caregiving journey. Through it all, Jillian has found ways to support others, creating resources like caregiver affirmation cards and journals to help ease the path for others walking this difficult road.

This conversation is a raw and honest look at the weight of caregiving, and the radical strength it takes to show up with love, every single day.

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What started as a single soak in Italy changed everything. In this episode, Elizabeth Humphreys and Nikki DeLoach sit down with Greg McDonald, founder of Bathorium, to talk about his journey from bartender to wellness entrepreneur—and how one bath sparked a mission to redefine self-care.

Greg shares how Bathorium's pH-balanced, mineral-rich bath soaks became a wellness staple for people around the world, including caregivers like Nikki, who uses her daily bath ritual to reset and reconnect. The conversation dives into the science of bathing, the importance of magnesium for stress relief, and why intentional, nourishing self-care isn’t a luxury—it’s a lifeline. They also explore how ethical business practices and community support can create ripples of impact far beyond the bath.

If you’re looking for a reason to slow down, breathe deep, and reclaim rest, this episode will inspire you to turn your bathroom into a sanctuary—one soak at a time.

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When Rachel Loeb’s father was diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer’s at 58, she became a caregiver overnight—and realized just how little support existed for young people in her shoes. In this powerful conversation, Rachel joins hosts Elizabeth Humphreys and Nikki DeLoach to talk about her book The Millennial Caregiver, the gaps in our healthcare system, and the emotional realities of caregiving in your 30s.

Together, they discuss the emotional and logistical weight of caregiving, the often dismissive attitude of the medical system, and the real need for empathy, better resources, and community. This is a powerful conversation about how caregiving reshapes identity, family dynamics, and what it means to show up with love—especially when the world isn’t quite ready to meet you there. Whether you’re a millennial caregiver or someone walking alongside one, this episode offers insight, compassion, and solidarity.

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