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12 DEC 2024 · Robyn Mondin joins Brad and Kristin again to talk about the aftermath of hurricane Helene on the Western North Carolina real estate market.
Robyn started her career in banking as a college intern in 1991. Her first role as an intern was with First Citizens Bank. Robyn has worked in many roles over the span of her career, including Private Banking and Mortgage Banking with several financial institutions. With over 30 years of experience in the mortgage industry, Robyn brings knowledge, professionalism and understanding of the financial landscape to her customer relationships.
Robyn returned to the First Citizens team in 2023 and is well know as a trusted mortgage banker. Robyn’s goal is to provide thoughtful guidance, expert advice, and prompt personal service at every step in the mortgage process. She is passionate about creating trusted partnerships and long-term relationships while helping her clients achieve their financial goals. She is committed to maintaining open and ongoing communication to keep clients fully informed, while also being readily available and responsive to any questions you may have. Buying a home is a big step, but Robyn and her team will support you every step of the way. Whether your goal is a new home, vacation home, investment home or refinancing a current residence, she will use her experience and market knowledge to help you bring your plans to life. Because she can lend in most states, your vision of home can be near or far.
There’s a lot to think about when financing a home, but one thing is clear: in tranquil moments or challenging times, the place you call home always matters.
Robyn can be reached via her cell phone or email: 828.691.8172 https://firstcitizens.com
https://bankers.firstcitizens.com/mortgage/nc/hendersonville/robyn-mondin
Education:
East Carolina University, Greenville NC
Bachelor of Science: Business Administration
East Carolina University, Greenville NC
MBA
11 DEC 2024 · Michaela Neff and Dr. Paul Meier talk about how most people seem to think about change. Is change an enemy? Can you see it differently? Listen along and see for yourself!
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6 DEC 2024 · Dr. Paul Meier describes his experience with retirement to Michaela Neff, and discusses the process of transition that comes with this major life change.
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1 NOV 2024 · Join energy worker, Martha Juchnowski, with her friends and clients, Brad and Kristin. We talk about the importance of clearing out your mind and your home before your next dwelling adventure!
Martha Juchnowski, a healing facilitator and creator of Source Harmonics, an approach to healing using intuitive spiritual counseling and integrative energy work to guide the individual to discover the healer within and their sacred highest self.
1 NOV 2024 · Michaela Neff and Dr. Paul Meier discuss the sensitive topic of talking about your Christian faith with family members who may not share your beliefs, and how to consider your relationships with those you love who oppose you in your faith.
7 OCT 2024 · Dr. Paul Meier and Michaela Neff consider aging in today's show. Is it all bad? What does it cost us to grow old? What value can we still cling to through all the changes we face as we age? Aging is not all loss, listening family. We hope this show helps you remember hope!
5 OCT 2024 · Ever notice yourself say "part of me..."? There's a helpful model called Internal Family Systems that Michaela Neff and guest counselor Emily Dunleavy discuss in this episode. You'll hear about a new way you can help all your parts be at peace within you.
18 SEP 2024 · Dr. Paul Meier and Michaela Neff continue the discussion about unhelpful thinking patterns with six more of CBT's most common cognitive distortions. We hope these help you untangle some of your own thoughts and relationships!
12 SEP 2024 · Some of our programs serve as Public Service Announcements, aimed at supporting those who aspire to achieve home ownership. A crucial aspect to consider when relocating is the effect it will have on your family. To discuss this, we welcome Dr. Stephanie Holmes from Autism Spectrum Resources. As a Certified Autism Specialist with a husband and daughter on the spectrum, she brings invaluable personal insight to the conversation.
This episode is dedicated to all the courageous families embarking on the transformative journey of acquiring a new home. Our focus is to guide you through every step, from the initial stages to settling into your new residence. We hope Dr. Holmes's insights will alleviate any anxiety and stress, helping you embrace this exciting and significant new chapter in your life.
Stephanie C. Holmes graduated from Campbell University summa cum laude with a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology in 1994. She then completed her Master’s in Counseling summa cum laude through Liberty University and further pursued licensing in the state of NC which was obtained and held from 2001 through 2009. She was an LPC in good standing. Upon moving to Georgia, with a desire to reach more people through tele- counseling, she obtained other certifications to pursue her calling of working with marriage and families with special needs nationally and internationally. Her highest held degree is an Ed.D from Abilene Christian University, where she graduated with distinction upon completing her dissertation, “Creating an Inclusive Climate for Students on the Autism Spectrum.”Certifications and Training
- Certified Master Life Coach through International Board of Christian Counselors (IBCC)
- Certified Mental Health Coach through American Association of Christian Counselors.
- Board Certified Christian Counselor through International Board of Certified Counselors (AACC)
- Board Certified through Georgia Board of Examiners for Georgia Christian Counselors and Therapists
- Certified Autism Specialist through IBCCES
- Neurodiverse Couples Certification through AANE
- Neurodiversity Trained and Certified through Neurodiversity Training International
- Ordained through IAOG
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11 SEP 2024 · Dr. Paul Meier and Michaela Neff describe four of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy's (CBT) most common cognitive distortions. You may be surprised to hear how common some of these unhelpful patterns of thinking can be in your own thoughts!
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