Amy Molloy is a journalist, editor & author who produces uplifting content for the biggest names in publishing. 📖 THE WORLD IS A NICE PLACE (adults) HOW TO RECYCLE YOUR FEELINGS (children)
Christmas in Recovery & How I FINALLY Feel Safe to Celebrate!
It can feel hard to get into the festive spirit, especially if you’ve got trauma in your past, and especially if it’s tied to a Christmas memory. BUT, my shining light on the Christmas tree is… it can get better! In this week’s episode, I chat about what I’ve done in the last year to really shift my mindset and how Christmas can be an important time for anyone in any kind of recovery.
How to Sell a Book Before You Write a Book
In all the books I’ve sold to publishers, including when I crowdfunded my children’s book, the books were not written when I sold it. I have never sold a novel, a self-help guide or a memoir to a publisher with the entire manuscript written. And, you don’t have to either, which is great news because it means you can get validation that your story will sell long before you put all that time and energy into actually writing it.
New Mental Health Podcast for NOVA Entertainment.
Sass & Something! — a podcast that's going to show up for your struggles.
Self-help? Err, we feel exhausted thinking about it. When life is stressful, inner healing can feel like another thing on our to-do list. Well, it’s time to rebrand ‘the work’ with a self-support show you actually want to listen to (and laugh along to!)
'After motherhood, my sexual identity changed. Nothing prepared me for it.'
This post deals with eating disorders and sexual coercion and may be triggering for some readers.
The Art Of Writing Stories That Heal The Soul
Have you ever dreamed of writing a book that heals? Do you need support in creating content that is not only meaningful, but also transformative for your target audience? Do you have a desire to use words as a portal to express yourself in a more authentic way? Soulful Influencers this podcast is for you!
Episode 73: How to create content that sells and heals with Amy Molloy
In this episode, we chat about:
Your personal story can be one of your business’s greatest assets.
Your experiences as a person – the good ones and the bad ones – are part of the reason your community gravitates towards you.
So sharing them is a great way to connect on a deeper level with your dream clients.
But choosing how and when to share that story can be tricky.
If you want to learn how to strategically share your lived experience, listen to my conversation with Amy Molloy.
'Just Like Carrie, I Discovered That Dating As A Widow Can Get Complicated'
As Carrie moves on in ‘And Just Like That’, young widow Amy Molloy discusses dating after death — and the pressure to offer a “glimmer of hope.”
How To Heal After The Unimaginable Separate Bathrooms
CW: This episode contains discussions of the death of a partner and suicide.
It's a subject that many of us would prefer not to think about, how do you move on when your partner dies? Journalist, editor and award-winning author, Amy Molloy, shares her story of love and loss, as well as advice for supporting people through their grief.
If this episode has raised any issues for you, help is available through Lifeline on 13 11 14 or via their website lifeline.org.au.
Ep #113 – If we’re not that person, then who are we? With Amy Molloy
It asks us to look at what’s working, who we think we are, what we’re attached to, and how we value ourselves – and not just in the first weeks and months of motherhood, but over and over again.
But as we peel back those layers of identity and attachment, what does that leave?
As my guest this week – author, mama and now children’s book creator Amy Molloy – says:
This podcast is a reminder that we never stop asking ourselves this question – and that’s OK.
STORYTELLING FOR HEALING w/ AMY MOLLOY Simply Complicated with Katie Dean
Healing happens when stories are shared in safe spaces. This I know for sure and some Amy Molloy has made a career out of living by and through and supporting others to do the same.
In this ep. we dive into some juicy, juicy topics like;
Why small talk is out.
When is it ok to share and why it's important to do the inner work first.
Why you don't need to be an expert to make a difference.
Why sharing your story is so powerful and so, so much more.
"We will never get this time back": Mamamia.com.au
In March 2020, I was seven months pregnant when I said goodbye to my parents at the train station. They were meant to be in Australia for another four weeks before going back to the UK, but their airline had recommended they catch an earlier flight.
We hugged and cried, as they kissed my growing belly. I’ll never forget their blissfully naïve words: “We’ll be back right after the birth”. (The grief of raising a baby in 'Fortress Australia' cont. in link)
As a Brit in Australia during Covid, I'm suffering from GOGO (the guilt of going out)
As life gets back to normal here, I can't help but feel a pang whilst loved ones back home are in lockdown.
‘I milked my husband’s death for all it was worth’
I’ll always remember a conversation I had with my mom shortly after my husband died, leaving me widowed at the age of 23.“To me, you’re done,” she said. “If you do nothing else with your life this is enough for me.”
She had seen me nurse a cancer patient to his death; she’d watched me get married and, three weeks later, walk down a church aisle behind a coffin. I didn’t need to achieve anything else in her eyes.
'We need to teach young people to talk about death'
We are so scared of death, we don’t discuss what an honour it is to watch someone die; to be present – really present – when someone takes their last breath, to lean in and breathe them in, to put your head on their chest as their heart stops beating and kiss their skin as it transforms.
I thought about having a band-aid baby - after my husband died
A new report suggests widows should be able to procreate with their partner after their dead. Amy Molloy shares her opinion...