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By Bri Nunes
The podcast currently has 11 episodes available.
Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Amanda Vacca, speaks on Maternal Mental Health as a mother of two and professional in the field of mental health. For more information or resources please feel free to reach out!
National Maternal Mental Health Hotline:
1-833-9-HELP4MOMS (1-833-943-5746)
Would you like to share your story on this podcast? Contact me on instagram @brithemhc !
In this episode I ramble a bit while delving into getting diagnosed with ADHD at twenty-five, the influence of transparency on TikTok and the process of it all.
Thank you for listening!
Would you like to share your story on this podcast? Contact me on instagram @brithemhc !
In this episode I chat with my good friend Jess Petty, an early intervention ABA Therapist, mental health and LGBTQIA+ advocate, writer, artist, and small business owner. She speaks about growth, forgiveness and more.
Follow Jess on Instagram @jess_petty @theanxiousartistco theanxiousartistco.com
REUPLOADED* This week I am joined by Alex Tilinca and Lexie Scott. We talk competitive fitness, impacts of mental health on physical fitness and importance on finding a community and support system.
Instagram: @alextilinca & @lexiescottt. Tik Tok: @lexienalex
REUPLOADED*
In this episode I share my personal journey with gender identity as a non-binary person.
In this episode I share my journey with gender identity as a non-binary person.
I quickly answer some questions about getting started and taking steps to go to therapy.
This week I take a step back from the typical format of the podcast of sharing stories and having a guest so that I can share multiple discussions of mental health, specifically BIPOC mental health. All links are below!
The Stigma of Mental Health with Taylor Patrick
https://open.spotify.com/episode/6pOcoRYoC97R4USVEJfNL2?si=C3YCqKPaT1CvwjbZhBXn7w&dl_branch=1
E.43 Decolonizing Therapy with Dr. Jennifer Mullan
https://open.spotify.com/episode/1NLUn0F6kX0coMqkNJ03zn?si=3asCMhEZSQKaR15NIM3pKQ&dl_branch=1
Session 89: Mental Health and the Black Man
https://open.spotify.com/episode/1SHyNFETuScRdOj41zcNcJ?si=9--H6llRQbO7VepULSnWUA&dl_branch=1
Break the Stigma with Noemi Gonzalez
https://open.spotify.com/episode/4L7sMl71CvnNJAtwwPJAB1?si=hZ0E5shCTvunGD6n2cmPvg&dl_branch=1
Asian seeking Asian (Therapists)
https://open.spotify.com/episode/4RDZBFYvABDk0KCk2JA47X?si=dlErA2gjSduhr5qgxtCnOw&dl_branch=1
In this episode I chat with my good friend Jess Petty, an early intervention ABA Therapist, mental health and LGBTQIA+ advocate, writer, artist, and small business owner. She speaks about growth, forgiveness and more.
Follow Jess on Instagram @jess_petty @theanxiousartistco
theanxiousartistco.com
Want to support Jess this weekend?
Saturday, October 2: Woodbury Heights Fall Craft Fair (Woodbury Heights, NJ)
Sunday, October 3: Makers Market at Lot 6 Beer Garden (Malvern, PA)
This week I am joined by Alex Tilinca and Lexie Scott. We talk competitive fitness, impacts of mental health on physical fitness and importance on finding a community and support system.
Instagram: @alextilinca & @lexiescottt. Tik Tok: @lexienalex
In this week's episode I delve into the metaphor of America being a melting pot and how it can be harmful. This podcast episode touches on topics of race, culture and privilege.
The Color of Fear (IMDb) https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0484384/
The podcast currently has 11 episodes available.