033: Five Pillars to Turn Challenge Into Resilience with Dr. Robyne Hanley-Dafoe

How do we become more resilient? Are there people in life who are simply ‘luckier’ than others, and get to experience true resilience and freedom? Or is there a science and framework that can help you develop resilience?   This week on the podcast, I sit down with Dr. Robyne Hanley-Dafoe to explore the topic of resilience and becoming more resilient humans.    Robyne’s writing and speaking interests focus on resiliency and wellness including topics such as the intersections of stress, optimal challenge, navigating change and self-identity, in her own backyard and around the world. She has worked within post-secondary education in a variety of roles bringing wise practices for professional development, research, learning and authentic change.    Listen in as we talk about: Dr. Robyne’s life-changing event of being trapped in a car under water and surviving Her five pillars of resilience  How to find resilience in really hard moments What your comeback rate is How to support your kids with their comeback rate   Sign Up for Natalie’s Newsletter Resources mentioned in this episode Read: Calm Within the Storm: A Pathway to Everyday Resiliency by Dr. Robyne Hanley-Dafoe Downloads and guides Shop Connect with Dr. Robyne Instagram Twitter LinkedIn Facebook  YouTube https://robynehd.ca   Connect with Natalie Tysdal On Instagram On YouTube On Facebook Website

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This is your go-to source for real, science-backed insights on women’s health—without the noise and negativity. Hosted by seasoned journalist and health advocate Natalie Tysdal, this podcast dives into the topics that matter most to women looking to thrive in every season of life. From gut health and hormones to mental well-being and fitness, Natalie blends expert interviews, myth-busting conversations, and faith-driven encouragement to help you make informed choices about your health and happiness. Each episode delivers practical advice, empowering stories, and the latest research—so you can feel your best, inside and out. Tune in, take charge of your health, and live with purpose.