In this episode of Sunflower Movement, we sit down with Chelsee Robinson with Mending Minds to have an open conversation therapy and mental health. We dive into the personal and professional nuances of navigating therapy in a predominantly Mormon community, exploring how cultural contexts influence therapeutic relationships and the importance of creating a safe space for all.

Disclaimer: This podcast is for education & entertainment purposes only. I am a licensed therapist, but unless you have a signed consent form with me, I am not your therapist. This platform is not a form of psychotherapy, counseling, or healthcare of any kind.

Sunflowers bloom in the most unexpected places & they adjust to remain connected to the sun. Metaphorically, I define these sunflower movements as experiences with people, places, and moments where we feel seen, heard, & believed. 

This is Sunflower Movement - a community where people are able to show up authentically. 

Additionally, this podcast is an opportunity to ask, tell, & share anything with me, a licensed therapist & trauma specialist. Together I, along with my guests, will explore a variety of personal stories about mental health, trauma, religious trauma, relationships, nervous system regulation, spirituality, & all that the healing process encompasses.

The link to submit an ask/tell/share anything anonymously will be included in the show notes:

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Disclaimer:  Coming on this podcast as a guest will be for entertainment and education purposes only. It will not be a form of psychotherapy, counseling, or healthcare of any kind.