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In this Kitchen Table Talk-style episode of The Ripple Affect, hosts Cheech and Nibby drop in for a real-time check-in and update on the layered reality of making big life decisions. From navigating identity shifts in early motherhood to post-grad uncertainty and the internalized pressure to “get it right,” this conversation explores how old patterns of control, shame, and productivity show up when the stakes feel high.
Together, they reflect on their evolving relationships with mental health support, including therapy and medication, and the stigma that often accompanies both. The episode touches on permission to slow down, the emotional toll of trying to hold it all together, and the healing power of self-compassion and honest dialogue.
For anyone feeling the tension between who they’ve been and who they’re becoming, this one offers warmth, resonance, and a gentle reminder: you don’t have to do it all alone.
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By Cheech and NibbyIn this Kitchen Table Talk-style episode of The Ripple Affect, hosts Cheech and Nibby drop in for a real-time check-in and update on the layered reality of making big life decisions. From navigating identity shifts in early motherhood to post-grad uncertainty and the internalized pressure to “get it right,” this conversation explores how old patterns of control, shame, and productivity show up when the stakes feel high.
Together, they reflect on their evolving relationships with mental health support, including therapy and medication, and the stigma that often accompanies both. The episode touches on permission to slow down, the emotional toll of trying to hold it all together, and the healing power of self-compassion and honest dialogue.
For anyone feeling the tension between who they’ve been and who they’re becoming, this one offers warmth, resonance, and a gentle reminder: you don’t have to do it all alone.
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