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Her Kind of Brave

Her Kind of Brave

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Her Kind of Brave is a podcast for women who know that the hardest parts of life rarely make it to the highlight reel — and that bravery often lives in the quiet, unseen moments. Hosted by Chloe Davidson and Kellie Johnson, this show goes behind the glossy endings and into the real stories. The backstories. The messy middles. The chapters we live through before things make sense. Each episode features raw, thoughtful conversations with women who have faced loss, illness, identity shifts, motherhood, ambition, grief, rebuilding, and becoming — and kept going anyway. These are stories of building businesses while breaking inside, navigating bodies that don’t cooperate, grieving what was hoped for, and creating meaningful lives alongside uncertainty. Chloe and Kellie don’t show up as experts with all the answers. They show up as women in it — walking their own hard roads while holding space for others to tell the truth about theirs. Together, they create a warm, honest space where nothing needs to be wrapped in a bow and listeners are invited to simply be human. This is a podcast for anyone who has ever wondered if they’re the only one struggling behind the scenes. For anyone navigating the space between who they were and who they’re becoming. For anyone who wants to feel less alone in the hard stuff — and more connected to the strength it takes to keep showing up. Her Kind of Brave isn’t about perfect endings. It’s about courage in real time. And the power of sharing the story while you’re still living it. If you’re craving honesty, depth, and conversations that feel like a hand on your back saying me too — this is your place.Copyright 2025 Her Kind of Brave Podcast マネジメント・リーダーシップ リーダーシップ 心理学 心理学・心の健康 社会科学 経済学 衛生・健康的な生活
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  • Why Women Don't "Just Leave" | Siobhan O'Donnell on Domestic Violence, Coercive Control & Rebuilding After Abuse

    Why Women Don't "Just Leave" | Siobhan O'Donnell on Domestic Violence, Coercive Control & Rebuilding After Abuse
    2026/07/19
    Domestic violence rarely begins with violence.It often starts with love, charm, fast-moving commitment, and small moments that slowly chip away at your confidence, independence and sense of self.In this deeply vulnerable conversation, Chloe sits down with law student, entrepreneur, podcaster and mum Siobhan O'Donnell, who shares her personal journey through an abusive relationship, coercive control, financial abuse, physical violence and the incredibly difficult path to leaving.Siobhan speaks openly about the subtle red flags she missed, how pregnancy changed everything, why leaving wasn't as simple as "just walking away", and the practical support that ultimately helped save both her and her young son.This episode is honest, confronting and incredibly important. Whether you're questioning your own relationship, supporting someone you love, or simply wanting to better understand domestic and family violence, this conversation could change the way you see it.ResourcesIf this episode raises concerns for you or someone you know, support is available.Australia1800RESPECT — 1800 737 732 (24/7)Lifeline Australia — 13 11 14Women's Legal Services AustraliaNational Legal AidIn an emergency, always call 000.Guess bio: Siobhan Freda O'Donnell is a law graduate, entrepreneur, podcaster, and survivor of domestic and family violence.After surviving years of coercive control, emotional abuse, financial abuse, and physical violence, Siobhan made the courageous decision to leave and begin rebuilding her life alongside her young son. Her lived experience has inspired her to pursue a career in law, with a passion for supporting women navigating domestic violence and helping others better understand the legal protections available to them.Alongside her legal career, Siobhan hosts the podcast Power Without Permission, where she shares honest conversations about resilience, personal growth, business, and navigating life's hardest seasons. Through her advocacy, she hopes more women will recognise the warning signs of coercive control, trust their instincts, and know that they are never alone.You can find Siobhan on Instagram at @siobhanfredaodonnell, listen to her podcast Power Without Permission on Spotify.Support the brands that keep these brave conversations going:MONASH IVF Call 1800 628 533CENTRE FOR REPRODUCTIVE MEDICINE & SURGERY - (Dr Kee Ong) – Call 07 5519 1602 @drkeeongIN HER OWN WORDS: IVF, LOSS & MIRACLES BOOK:@Inherownwords_official https://amzn.in/d/c2wsW2JKOSIkosi.au@kosi_auUse discount code HERKINDOFBRAVE15 for 15% off (exclusions apply)MR CONSISTENThttps://www.mrconsistent.com.au/@mrconsistent_BESPOKE LONGEVITY – bespokelongevity.com.au@bespokelongevity_👉 Mention “Her Kind of Brave” for $50 off any treatmentWhere to find us:Be sure to join the chat in our Community Group www.facebook.com/groups/herkindofbrave/Follow us on Instagram @herkindofbravepodcast and Facebook https://www.facebook.com/herkindofbraveDo you have a brave story, or are you looking to sponsor an upcoming episode? Reach out to us at herkindofbrave@gmail.com
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  • From a Garage Full of Baby Clothes to Supporting 60,000 Children | Carly Fradgley on Baby Give Back, The Village & Asking for Help

    From a Garage Full of Baby Clothes to Supporting 60,000 Children | Carly Fradgley on Baby Give Back, The Village & Asking for Help
    2026/07/12

    In this episode of Her Kind of Brave, Chloe and Kellie sit down with lawyer turned charity founder Carly Fradgley, the CEO of Baby Give Back, an organisation that has now supported more than 60,000 children across Queensland with essential baby goods and practical support for families facing crisis.

    Carly shares how a garage full of outgrown baby clothes grew into one of Queensland's leading charities, supporting families impacted by domestic violence, homelessness, financial hardship, refugee resettlement and unexpected life challenges. She also opens up about becoming a mother, navigating postnatal depression and anxiety, receiving an ADHD and autism diagnosis later in life, and how understanding her neurodivergence helped make sense of a lifetime of feeling different.

    It's a conversation about purpose, community, leadership, motherhood and the extraordinary ripple effect of ordinary people choosing to care.

    Guest Bio: Carly Fradgley is the founder and CEO of Baby Give Back, a Queensland charity supporting families experiencing domestic violence, homelessness, financial hardship, refugee resettlement and other crises with essential baby goods and practical support.

    A former commercial lawyer, mother of two, and late-diagnosed autistic and ADHD woman, Carly is passionate about strengthening communities, supporting families through crisis, and helping ensure every child has the opportunity for an equal start in life.

    You can find Carly on Instagram at @carly_babygiveback, follow Baby Give Back on Instagram at @babygiveback and on Facebook at Baby Give Back, learn more about their work at www.babygiveback.org, or support their mission through their Giving Day campaign and community fundraising initiatives.
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    1 時間 10 分
  • "What's Wrong With Your Face?" | Brittany Elliott on Facial Difference, Ableism & Learning to Be Seen

    "What's Wrong With Your Face?" | Brittany Elliott on Facial Difference, Ableism & Learning to Be Seen
    2026/07/05
    In this episode of Her Kind of Brave, what begins as a conversation about Bell's Palsy quickly becomes something much bigger.Brittany shares the moments that changed the way she saw the world...and the way the world saw her. As the conversation unfolds, she reflects on living with facial difference, Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), POTS and chronic illness, the unexpected lessons they've taught her, and how they ultimately shaped her into the woman, mother, advocate and naturopath she is today.Along the way, Brittany challenges many of the unconscious beliefs we hold about disability, appearance and difference, encouraging us to replace assumptions with curiosity and empathy.Guest Bio: When Brittany Elliott began sharing her experience of living with Bell's Palsy online, she never imagined it would grow into a platform for disability advocacy.Now a naturopath, mother and passionate voice for the disability community, Brittany uses both her professional expertise and lived experience to support people navigating Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), POTS, mast cell activation syndrome and complex chronic illness, while continuing to advocate for greater representation, understanding and inclusion.You can find Brittany at:Instagram (Naturopathy): @brittanyleigh.naturopathyInstagram (Bell's Palsy Advocacy): @bellspalsybrittX (formerly Twitter): @bybrittanyleighYouTube: Brittany Leigh YouTube ChannelWebsite & Resources: Brittany Leigh Naturopathy LinksLinktree: Brittany Leigh LinktreeSupport the brands that keep these brave conversations going:MONASH IVF Call 1800 628 533CENTRE FOR REPRODUCTIVE MEDICINE & SURGERY - (Dr Kee Ong) – Call 07 5519 1602 @drkeeongIN HER OWN WORDS: IVF, LOSS & MIRACLES BOOK:@Inherownwords_official https://amzn.in/d/c2wsW2JKOSIkosi.au@kosi_auUse discount code HERKINDOFBRAVE15 for 15% off (exclusions apply)MR CONSISTENThttps://www.mrconsistent.com.au/@mrconsistent_BESPOKE LONGEVITY – bespokelongevity.com.au@bespokelongevity_👉 Mention “Her Kind of Brave” for $50 off any treatmentWhere to find us:Be sure to join the chat in our Community Group www.facebook.com/groups/herkindofbrave/Follow us on Instagram @herkindofbravepodcast and Facebook https://www.facebook.com/herkindofbraveDo you have a brave story, or are you looking to sponsor an upcoming episode? Reach out to us at herkindofbrave@gmail.com
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    1 時間 3 分
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