Ep 79. Supporting Women & Parents Through Midlife, Body Change & Business Evolution w/ Emily Gordon

In this episode, Jayme sits down with Emily, a clinical psychologist who has evolved her work from supporting adolescents and young adults with eating disorders to helping women in midlife and parents navigating body changes, identity shifts, and family dynamics.Emily shares her personal and professional journey, from working in residential treatment programs to building a private practice that reflects her own growth as a woman, parent, and practitioner. Together, Jayme and Emily explore what it means to listen to your inner voice as your work evolves, and how honoring that voice often leads to greater impact and alignment.This conversation is especially powerful for helpers, therapists, and service-based business owners who feel the tension between wanting to help others and needing to sustain themselves financially, energetically, and creatively.In this episode, we explore:Transitioning your career as you enter midlife and experience body and identity changesSupporting women through midlife health, body image, and emotional shiftsEmpowering parents and improving relationships with teenagersUnderstanding adolescent development and breaking harmful societal narratives about teensThe challenges psychologists and therapists face with marketing and self-promotionNavigating social media as a mental health professional without losing authenticityWhy in-person connections and trust-building still matter in online businessChoosing marketing strategies that align with your nervous system and energyBuilding a supportive business network and learning to delegateUsing newsletters and owned platforms to create deeper client relationshipsBalancing work, family, personal growth, and entrepreneurshipEmily also speaks candidly about the pressure many therapists feel to “do marketing right,” the overwhelm of constant content creation, and the importance of choosing marketing methods that feel sustainable and aligned rather than performative.Jayme adds insight from her work in digital business education, emphasizing discipline, confidence, repetition, and the power of multiple touchpoints in building client trust, especially in sensitive, service-based industries such as psychology and wellness.This episode is for:Therapists, psychologists, and wellness professionalsWomen navigating midlife transitionsParents seeking a deeper connection with their teenagersEntrepreneurs building heart-centered, service-driven businessesAnyone feeling the call to evolve their work while staying true to themselvesIf you’re in a season of evolution, personally or professionally, this conversation offers clarity, validation, and grounded next steps.You can connect with Emily here: https://dremilygordon.com/@dremilygordon on instagram Ask Jayme a Question here! Learn more about DayDream Summer School here: https://link.fgfunnels.com/widget/form/rnqsTBS5wWs65YtmIn2A