Musings on a relational approach to mental health.  Jordan Weatherston Pitts (he/him/his), a literal OPERA SINGER, shares his story moving through a breakup in the midst of both the pandemic and the resurgence of the Black Lives Matter movement, with some harkening back to more codependent days.  Codependency definitions and all.  Lived and learned, all aboard??
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DID SOMEONE SAY TABOO?  Dare you to show up, man/woman/anyone jiving in between, for our forth episode, in observance of Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, as Erin Noble (she/her/hers) joins to share a very candid recount of her tribulations with miscarriage and emotional health surrounding pregnancy.  TW: graphic discussion of miscarriage
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For our third episode, Brett Calo (he/him/his), a self-described 'artsy motherfucker at heart' followed-by-nervous-laugh, comes on to discuss his experiences with Eye-Movement-Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) psychotherapy as he grieves the recent losses of his parents.  TW: discussion of trauma
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Lawyer and photographer Joon Song (he/him) joins Lea for a debut episode on the basics of modern day depression-- i.e. why the fuck don't we talk about this shit?  Why do so many of us feel like shit?
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