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    Explore "familysystems" with insightful episodes like "Revisited – It Takes A Village: Finding the Right Professional Match With Naz Hassanein", "Soft Snippets Mini Series Trailer", "It Takes A Village: Finding the Right Professional Match With Naz Hassanein", "17. But What About Messages from My Childhood?" and "Becoming a Mum Without a Mum" from podcasts like ""Beyond The Balance Sheet Podcast", "Cut the Small Talk with Danielle Maglente", "Beyond The Balance Sheet Podcast", "Life After Diets" and "Wisdom For Working Mums"" and more!

    Episodes (9)

    Revisited – It Takes A Village: Finding the Right Professional Match With Naz Hassanein

    Revisited – It Takes A Village: Finding the Right Professional Match With Naz Hassanein

    In this revisited episode of Beyond the Balance Sheet, Naz discusses some of the most memorable family systems she has seen in her career. Worthy Circles works with many affluent families; Naz explains how they give professional recommendations to their families. Tune in as we talk about the needs of advisors during Covid-19 and how Naz's work significantly impacts the way she manages her own family dynamics.

     

    IN THIS EPISODE:

     

    • [01:50] Naz speaks about some of the most memorable family systems she has seen in her career. 
    • [14:10] Worthy Circles works with many affluent families; Naz explains how they give professional recommendations to their families. 
    • [16:15] Advisors have a lot of needs. We speak about the struggles of advisors during Covid. 
    • [21:30] How Naz's work impacts the ways that she manages her own family dynamics. 

     

    KEY TAKEAWAYS:

     

    • Professional recommendations will come down to personal connections. 
    • The industry has been lucky during Covid because most advisors have had more business than they can manage. 
    • As families increase their wealth, their lives become more complicated.
    • We're seeing clients with needs that aren't always easily answerable; the more complex your life becomes, the more complex your needs will be. 

     

    LINKS MENTIONED:

     

    Website

    www.worthycircles.com

     

    BIO:

     

    For the past 20 years, Naz has worked in the family office community, both in Boston and nationwide. She served as a managing director at Family Office Exchange (FOX) for 8 years, overseeing the single-family office, multi-family office, and advisor relationships. From there, she went on to manage the center-of-influence strategy at Ballentine Partners, a multifamily office based in Waltham. In 2015, she created Worthy Circles as a family office club for advisors in the Boston area to meet, network, and share their thought leadership.

     

    Prior to her work in the family office market, Naz worked at the Corporate Executive Board (CEB) in Washington, DC, where she oversaw the firm’s relationships with the financial services sector through programs such as The VIP Forum. 

     

    Naz graduated summa cum laude from Middlebury College, where she majored in English, and spent time studying abroad at King's College London.  

     

    She now resides in the Boston suburbs with her husband and two daughters. She manages the Professional Advisor Leadership Council (PALC) for the Foundation for MetroWest; is on the Marketing, Memberships, and Programming Board for the UHNW Institute (UHNWInstitute.org); sits on the board of the Agamenticus Yacht Club in York, Maine; and is an active member of the Hunnewell Elementary School Parent Teacher Organization. In her spare time, she enjoys writing for local publications and dreams of someday writing a novel. In the meantime, she feels fortunate to work with the wonderful community of peers that is Worthy Circles.

    It Takes A Village: Finding the Right Professional Match With Naz Hassanein

    It Takes A Village: Finding the Right Professional Match With Naz Hassanein

    For the past 20 years, Naz Hassanein has worked in the family office community, both in Boston and nationwide. In this episode, Naz discusses some of the most memorable family systems she has seen in her career. Worthy Circles works with many affluent families; Naz explains how they give professional recommendations to their families. Tune in as we talk about the needs of advisors during Covid-19 and how Naz's work significantly impacts the way she manages her own family dynamics.

     

    IN THIS EPISODE:

     

    • [01:50] Naz speaks about some of the most memorable family systems she has seen in her career. 
    • [14:10] Worthy Circles works with many affluent families; Naz explains how they give professional recommendations to their families. 
    • [16:15] Advisors have a lot of needs. We speak about the struggles of advisors during Covid. 
    • [21:30] How Naz's work impacts the ways that she manages her own family dynamics. 

     

    KEY TAKEAWAYS:

     

    • Professional recommendations will come down to personal connections. 
    • The industry has been lucky during Covid because most advisors have had more business than they can manage. 
    • As families increase their wealth, their lives become more complicated.
    • We're seeing clients with needs that aren't always easily answerable; the more complex your life becomes, the more complex your needs will be. 

     

    LINKS MENTIONED:

     

    Website

    www.worthycircles.com

    https://oconnorpg.com/podcasts/it-takes-a-village-finding-the-right-professional-match-with-naz-hassanein

     

    BIO:

     

    For the past 20 years, Naz has worked in the family office community, both in Boston and nationwide. She served as a managing director at Family Office Exchange (FOX) for 8 years, overseeing the single-family office, multi-family office, and advisor relationships. From there, she went on to manage the center-of-influence strategy at Ballentine Partners, a multifamily office based in Waltham. In 2015, she created Worthy Circles as a family office club for advisors in the Boston area to meet, network, and share their thought leadership.

     

    Prior to her work in the family office market, Naz worked at the Corporate Executive Board (CEB) in Washington, DC, where she oversaw the firm’s relationships with the financial services sector through programs such as The VIP Forum. 

     

    Naz graduated summa cum laude from Middlebury College, where she majored in English, and spent time studying aboard at King's College London.  

     

    She now resides in the Boston suburbs with her husband and two daughters. She manages the Professional Advisor Leadership Council (PALC) for the Foundation for MetroWest; is on the Marketing, Memberships, and Programming Board for the UHNW Institute (UHNWInstitute.org); sits on the board of the Agamenticus Yacht Club in York, Maine; and is an active member of the Hunnewell Elementary School Parent Teacher Organization. In her spare time, she enjoys writing for local publications and dreams of someday writing a novel. In the meantime, she feels fortunate to work with the wonderful community of peers that is Worthy Circles.

    17. But What About Messages from My Childhood?

    17. But What About Messages from My Childhood?

    Are you still influenced by the diet culture messages you received in childhood? Does your family conditioning still impact your beliefs and behaviors about food and eating? In this episode, Sarah and Stef take a look at:

    Jane Fonda, Nair commercials, and Disney princesses 

    Beliefs about the “ideal feminine” and gender hierarchies, especially in previous generations

    Sarah’s memory of mangoes and Stef’s memory of ravioli Sundays

    When one parent has a troubled relationship with food

    Happy memories of sweets in childhood do not have to be pathological

    Messaging about what it means to be female

    Binges as a way of rejecting the idea that we should “behave” and be “good little girls”

    The role of health-ism influencing this generation of kids

    Connect with the show!

    Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/lifeafterdietspodcast/

    Email – lifeafterdietspodcast@gmail.com

     

    Connect with Stefanie Michele

    Website – www.iamstefaniemichele.com

    Instagram – www.instagram.com/iamstefaniemichele

    Work With Stef - www.iamstefaniemichele.com/application

     

    Connect with Sarah Dosanjh

    Website – www.thebingeeatingtherapist.com

    Instagram – www.instagram.com/the_binge_eating_therapist

    YouTube – https://www.youtube.com/c/TheBingeEatingTherapist 

    Sarah’s book I Can’t Stop Eating is available on Amazon



    Becoming a Mum Without a Mum

    Becoming a Mum Without a Mum

    In this episode I explore my experience of becoming a mother without my own mother here.  These insights are not only for mothers who are without their mother (for whatever reason) but for any mother who wants to feel more resourced in motherhood.

    In this episode I share:

    * What a child-mother is and the impact for new mothers

    * How my training in systemic constellations gave me powerful insights into motherhood

    * The dynamic between new mothers and their own mothers

    * What we can do as mothers to feel more resourced in motherhood 

    You can access the show notes here: https://wisdomforworkingmums.co.uk/64

     

     

    Episode 36: This Week's Digest

    Episode 36: This Week's Digest
    Catherine and Francis reflect on their conversation with Chrissy Beach, MSW, LCSW about cognitive behavioral therapy and family intervention in eating disorder treatment and recovery. Francis shares how CBT adds value to treatment and acknowledges the barriers of family treatment in recovery, particularly for trans and gender diverse individuals. Catherine speaks about the importance of what each family member brings to the whole dynamic, and how we can bring our best selves forward in our family systems.

    36 - Intergenerational Trauma and Family Systems Part 2 - Societal Systems

    36 - Intergenerational Trauma and Family Systems Part 2 - Societal Systems

    This is the second part in a two part series on intergenerational trauma in response to the current events of 2020 and namely the murder of George Floyd and the world's response to that event. 

    I want to give my perspective from the lens of trauma and intergenerational trauma. 

    Work with me: https://www.shylacash.com/workwithme
    Email me: grow@growhealchange.org 

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