Hosted by Erin Saylor and Courtney Seely · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 20 episodes
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The Chronicles of the Phoenix podcast is about creating space for real conversations about topics like emotional healing, creative ways to practice self-compassion, leadership from the inside out, and the stories that shape us. Erin & Courtney, mental health therapists, leadership strategy experts, and co-founders of Phoenix Rise Consulting take you on a journey of conversations to spark resilience, healing, of course, humor!
Erin Saylor and Courtney Seely hosts Chronicles of the Phoenix, a society show with 20 episodes published.
Burnout doesn’t always look the way we expect it to. It’s not just exhaustion or having too much on your plate. Sometimes it shows up as disconnection. From yourself. From others. From the things that once felt meaningfu
One year ago, we made the decision to leave full-time work and build something of our own. In this episode, we reflect on what this past year has really taught us. Not just about running a business, but about identity, c
During Mental Health Awareness Month, conversations about mental health are more visible than ever - but awareness alone doesn’t always translate into access, support, or meaningful change. In this episode, we explore th
What happens when you walk into a professional conference and everything signals that you don’t have to perform? In this episode, we share an experience from a recent conference where the theme was not just decorative, b
Spring break travel has a way of revealing exactly who we are. What we need, what stresses us out, and where we thrive becomes much clearer when we leave our routines behind. In this episode, we take the Enneagram on the
This episode is an invitation to slow down and notice the progress we so easily overlook. Inspired by a poem from Haley Grace that begins, “I might not be everything I want to be today, but I am everything I wanted to be
This episode is a compassionate, honest look at what is really driving the anxiety crisis among children and adolescents in the United States, and why so many kids are struggling under the weight of pressure that was nev
Turning 40 deserves its own moment, and this episode is exactly that. To celebrate Courtney stepping into a new decade, we’re doing something special: Erin and our first‑ever guest, Bill Cox, take over the mic to intervi
This episode explores the deeply human, biologically driven patterns that lead us to protect ourselves when we feel exposed. Courtney and Erin take listeners through the neuroscience of defensiveness, how shame triggers
In this lighter, laughter‑filled episode, Courtney & Erin invite you into the winter versions of themselves — the cozy, the chaotic, the exhausted, and the slightly unhinged. If you’ve ever wondered why winter changes yo
What if the story you believe about yourself didn’t start with you? In this episode, Courtney and Erin explore how limiting beliefs take root in early experiences—often before we’re old enough to understand or question t
When life feels heavy or hopeless, it’s easy to believe that nothing you do will make a difference. But relational theory and systems thinking tell a very different story: change in one part of a system inevitably impact
In this episode, we dive into the Enneagram—a powerful framework for understanding the nine core motivations that shape how we think, feel, and act. When you know what truly drives you (and the people around you), you ca
It’s the last episode of the year, and we’re getting real about what 2025 looked like for us—the highs, the lessons, and the surprises along the way. We’ll share how our words of the year shaped our choices (and sometime
In this episode, Courtney and Erin explore how constant comparison and external pressures—especially amplified by social media and seasonal expectations—can rob us of joy and disconnect us from what truly matters. Drawin
Explore gratitude beyond the holiday table in this episode of Chronicles of the Phoenix. Inspired by the Haudenosaunee Thanksgiving Address, we dive into everyday magic, ancestral wisdom, and intuitive practices that hel
How can humor help us heal? In this episode, we explore the science and soul behind laughter as a coping tool for stress and trauma. From first responders to healers, discover why humor—yes, even dark humor—can be a life
How can humor help us heal? In this episode, we explore the science and soul behind laughter as a coping tool for stress and trauma. From first responders to healers, discover why humor—yes, even dark humor—can be a life
*Trigger Warning* This episode includes discussion of suicide. Listener discretion is advised. If you or someone you know is struggling, please consider reaching out to a mental health professional or contacting a crisis
*Trigger Warning* This episode includes discussion of suicide. Listener discretion is advised. If you or someone you know is struggling, please consider reaching out to a mental health professional or contacting a crisis
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Chronicles of the Phoenix is hosted by Erin Saylor and Courtney Seely. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 20 episodes.
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