It seems as though mental health has gone from taboo to trendy, but there isn’t anything “hip” about hurting. In this episode, I speak candidly about life after a suicide attempt, my struggles with doubt as it pertains to my faith, and the fight to maintain healthy relationships. 

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It seems as though mental health has gone from taboo to trendy, but there isn’t anything “hip” about hurting. In this episode, I speak candidly about life after a suicide attempt, my struggles with doubt as it pertains to my faith, and the fight to maintain healthy relationships. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shesjustshan/support

It seems as though mental health has gone from taboo to trendy, but there isn’t anything “hip” about hurting. In this episode, I speak candidly about life after a suicide attempt, my struggles with doubt as it pertains to my faith, and the fight to maintain healthy relationships. 

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Heart Work is the Hardest Work

Hosted by Shannon Christian, this is an "all the feels" solo podcast about showing up as we are. A lot of us often succumb to the pressure to present ourselves in the most palatable way. Shannon believes that pretending to be in a space we aren't in just so that we're easier to digest is overrated, that she's better when she shows up naked. Maybe you are too.

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Heart Work is the Hardest Work