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Debbie is a psychotherapist with a private practice in New York City, where she has specialized in trauma, grief, and loss. Interweaving eastern philosophy, energy healing, and spiritual practices from cultures around the world, Debbie bridges together traditions of ancient and modern, east and west, the wisdom of the ages, and the many different ways people have ritualized grief and healing. She uses time-honored practices to inform the tools she shares with readers and clients.

Debbie holds a deep curiosity and interest in how people have been dealing with grief and loss since the beginning of time. She helps normalize common feelings and experiences for people who are grieving, and holds space for each of us to experience grief in our own way and time, because grief is not linear. There are many gifts that accompany loss, including spiritual awakenings, discovering the connection with forever love, developing deep compassion, and grateful appreciation for the blessings along the way - from grief to healing to transformation and joy. Debbie has walked this path throughout her life and wants to help you on your path from grief to joy.

Prior to becoming a therapist she had a successful career in the financial industry for over twenty years. Debbie has a Master's Degree in Counseling for Mental Health and Wellness from New York University and completed a two year post-graduate Advanced Trauma Studies program at the Institute of Contemporary Psychotherapy. In 2012 she received the NYU Steinhardt Award for Outstanding Clinical Service.

Her book, "You Are Not Alone" is the 2018 Winner of the Foreword INDIES 2018 Book Awards, Grief/Grieving, and an Award Finalist in Health: Psychology/Mental Health 2019 International Book Awards. With the connection of a shared experience, Debbie guides the reader through grief to transformation and a new beginning.

Website: https://www.debbieaugenthaler.com

Naomi, also known as Namaste Nay on social media, is a Spiritual Entrepreneur & Manifestation Coach. She helps her clients manifest the life of their dreams, with intention and achieve optimal health & wealth through the manifestation modalities she teaches. Naomi holds virtual and in person moon rituals on every new and full moon of the month called Moon Flows and also offers 1-1 tarot coaching sessions as well as 1-1 Reiki energy healing. She is a vegan and a dog mom of 3.
Instagram: _namaste_nay

Holly Terry is the author of Power Boundaries: Own Your Energy & Ditch Toxic Relationships. She's been on a wild ride to redesign her life, write a book about her lessons and help others connect with their true selves so they can discover what they really want and reclaim the energy they need to pursue it. She runs her own self-paced online bootcamp leads you through the process of becoming your own S.H.E.R.O. in 5 steps:

1. Slow down to hear your true self    

2. Harness the wisdom of your patterns 

3. Execute boundaries to protect your energy

4. Recreate and attract the relationships you really want 

5. Own your power and march with an open heart

In this process you will learn and implement the power boundaries process in your own life so you can stop the drain and resentment which is keeping you from your path.

Cory George is a trauma and crisis counselor, media coach, anger management expert, and multimedia host and producer. He has appeared on NBC, FOX, CBS, and OWN Network and various other media outlets.  His book, Sit or Stand 2.0 chronicles a young boy's journey from being a victim of childhood rape, molestation, abandonment, and bullying into a man filled with purpose & power.  
Instagram: @corygeorgecares

An anonymous person talks with Community Soulful to discuss mental health stigmas, how to live with mental health being compromised by physical health disruptions, and how to find strategies on bettering mental health throughout time and circumstances. 

Questions:
-What is celiac disease?

- How has it directly impacted your life and your mental health?

- You are currently in your mid-sixties but have opened up before about seeking therapy in the 1980s, what was your experience with seeking therapy then?

-How are ways you live through celiac disease and work towards better mental health now?

- If anyone is listening now and they have dietary issues affecting their life and their mental health, what best piece of advice would you be able to provide?


Instagram: communitysoulful

Taylor is a blogger that talks about body confidence, acceptance through yoga, and honest real talk. On this podcast Taylor goes through ways of learning to love and accept yourself, how to be comfortable in your own skin, and create a better relationship with no just your outer self but your inner voice.
Instagram: @taylorstracks

Emily is a therapist that owns her own practice in Ohio. This week she key note speaker for  “Should I See A Therapist?” This podcast discusses how to seek a therapist, ways of financing, and overcoming the stigmas for both client and therapist on seeking therapy. In her private practice she focuses on helping you learn to love yourself first, so you can build the confidence to live the life you deserve.
Instagram: _psych.nerd_

Kiana Daniels, also known as "The Move On Coach," is the author of “Girl, Move On” & “Tamia And Moe" Parts I & II. Kiana joins with Community Soulful and discusses how to: realize you're in a toxic relationship, love yourself, become a better partner, date smarter, and most importantly.. how to move on.
Instagram: @authorkianadaniels

Eeva Edds is a licensed professional counselor that specializes in OCD, BFRB’s, anxiety, and PTSD. She has a Master of Arts degree in Clinical Psychology and is a Lisensed Professional Counselor in the state of Texas.

Eeva works with courageous and strong people every day. Her clients often come to me in deep suffering, either because they are experiencing disturbing intrusive thoughts, panic attacks, anxiety, or have lived through traumatic events. She feels very lucky to be able to guide them through their suffering and help them realize their strength. Every time a person chooses value-driven action over avoidance, they learn something new. Being able to witness this process is humbling and I consider myself extremely lucky to be able to do what I do.

Eeva can be contacted via email at [email protected] or by phone at 713-331-5538 ext. 3. 

Instagram: @eevaeddslpc. 

Dr. Elizabeth Gordon is a clinical psychologist specializing in eating disorders, disordered eating, body image dissatisfaction, depression, and anxiety. On this podcast she focuses on what body dissatisfaction and eating disorders are as well as how to address them in a social media and diet culture world.
Instagram: @drelizabethgordon