# Danielle Ireland

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Pauses Don't Mean You're Failing (They Mean You're Listening) | Repost Remix with Ashlyn Thompson

Life keeps lifeing—and sometimes you need a reminder that pauses don't mean you're failing, and hard seasons don't get to decide your worth. This week I'm sharing one of my favorite conversations with Ashlyn Thompson, co-founder of Parent Empowerment Network. Ashlyn is one of those rare humans who…

Bridge to Believed: What I Do When Everything Feels Like Too Much

Today's solo episode is coming straight from my real life and into our cozy little corner of the internet. You know those days where everything hits at once… and you're like, "Cool cool cool, love this for me"… except you still have to show up, be a person, and function? That was me. And instead o…

Building Resilience At Home: A Conversation With Danielle Ireland

If parents do not know how to properly control their emotions, they will have a hard time understanding and relating to the challenges and perspectives of their children. Dr. Kate Lund explores how to manage your emotional response with therapist and author Danielle Ireland. Reflecting on her exper…

The Pressure We Put on Ourselves and the Burnout That Follows

Send us a text, we want to hear from you! In this episode, Ashlyn sits down with Danielle Ireland—licensed therapist and host of Don’t Cut Your Own Bangs—for a real, unfiltered conversation about the internal pressure so many medical parents and caregivers carry. That constant voice that says you’r…

Why You Say "I Don't Know" (When You Actually Do)

Have you ever known exactly what you wanted to say… and then didn't say it? You replay it later. You feel it in your body. You tell yourself, "I don't know… maybe it's not that big of a deal." But deep down—you do know. In this episode of Don't Cut Your Own Bangs, therapist Danielle Ireland expl…

Am I Right to Feel This Way?

Something feels off—but what if you're wrong about what you're feeling? Self-validation is the practice of naming what is true about your experience without dismissing it, or demanding that you immediately know what to do next. It can quiet anxious spiraling, calm self-doubt, and help your nervous…

Is It Too Late to Start Over?

Is it too late to start over? Maybe you're not wondering whether you're capable. Maybe you're wondering whether you've already missed your chance. If you've ever looked at your life and quietly thought... "I should have started sooner." "Maybe I waited too long." "What if I fail?" This conve…

What If Your Exhaustion Is Trying to Tell You Something?

Why am I exhausted all the time? If you've been asking yourself that lately, you're not alone. Maybe you've tried getting more organized, becoming more productive, or finding the "right" routine. But what if your exhaustion isn't asking for another planner or productivity hack? What if it's tryin…

Why Is It So Hard to Change?

Have you ever realized something in your life isn't working anymore—and then immediately felt overwhelmed by everything you'd have to change to make it better? Maybe you finally recognize how exhausted you are, how much you've been carrying, or a pattern in your work, relationships, or family that…

Who Said You "Should" Be That?

Have you ever felt like you should be further along, more certain, or better at something by now? Sometimes the pressure to have it figured out doesn't come from what we actually want—it comes from a story about who we think we're supposed to be. In this conversation, Danielle sits down with thera…