On this week's episode, Seamus talks about Pride and Lily compliments his romp-him, then they talk about the mental health importance of making your home a place of peace! Then they are joined by Jordan Gross and Brandon LaBella, two men in their early 20s who are making their mark in the world of personal growth writing! Check out Jordan's book, Getting Comfy: Your Morning Guide to Daily Happiness, and Brandon's book, The Journey To Failing Freely: How To Find Fulfillment By Letting Yourself Fail.

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On this week's episode Lily and Seamus pivot from their armchair psychology as they have their first real therapist: Christine Gutierrez! With Christine, they discuss mental health in the Latinx community, spirituality, and her specialties, love addiction and trauma. Also, Seamus takes the opportunity to ask many * asking for a friend questions * which Lily notices sound strangely similar to his life and issues.

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@cosmicchristine

https://christineg.tv/

On this week's episode, Seamus and Lily discuss phone addiction, procrastination, and hallucinogens as psychiatric treatment. Then they are joined by Gaby Dunn, YouTuber, author, actress, activist, and host of Bad with Money podcast. With Gaby, they the relationship between financial stress and mental health and LGBTQ mental health.

On this week's episode Seamus and Lily discuss their 5 year college reunion, and why Seamus decided to go and sober troll, and why Lily decided it would be in the best interest of her mental health not to. Then they are joined by Lauren Bille, the founder of Cycles and Sex and all around BOSS, who talks to them about EVERYTHING including hand jobs, psychiatric hospitalizations, sobriety, dating and MORE!

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Seamus and Lily talk to Crissy MIlazzo

On this week's episode of Mental Health Hangouts, Seamus and Lily discuss how to be basic and cute in 2018 through sober brunching, and the 5 love languages. Then they are joined by the author of Social Media is Bullshit, B.J. Mendelson, who talks with them about his writing, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, porn, the relationship between finances and mental health, that time he was a mall Santa, and SO MUCH MORE!

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On this week's episode of Mental Health Hangouts, Seamus admits he has bad vocal fry, Lily talks about munchausen by proxy, and they both endorse the legalization of ~*~ weed ~*~. Then, Seamus talks to Emo Nite founder, Morgan Freed, and artist, Brittney Scott, about a series of Community Meetings they are organizing in LA to discuss mental health and addiction. Seamus, Brittney and Morgan also discuss specifically how these issues are prevalent in nightlife and entertainment, and what its like to be sober in these industries.

Follow @CommunityMeeting on Instagram to learn more!

And follow the Community Meeting Organizers:

Morgan Freed: @PartyWizard

Adam Weiss: @AdamGoesHam

Emily Kretzer: @EmKretz

Brittney Scott: @BrittneyScott

On this week's episode of Mental Health Hangouts, Seamus snacks on sushi while recording (sorry!), and he and Lily chat about pushing through rejection and their experiences with going on and off antidepressants. Then they are joined by mental health advocate Will Bildsten, who is currently an inpatient resident at the Austen Riggs Center. Will discusses his mental health activism, the unique treatment environment at Austen Riggs, and tells his own mental health story.

On this week's episode, Seamus and Lily discuss March for Our Lives, why reading is good for your mental health, and how colleges handle drinking and mental health on campus. Then they are joined by filmmaker and mental health activist, Elyse Fox, who talks with them about her own mental health treatment, her film about depression 'Conversations with Friends', and founding Sad Girls Club, a community for young people with depression.

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@elyse.fox

@sadgirlsclub

On this week's episode Seamus and Lily discuss whether or not the drinking age should be lowered, and why they believe it's a myth that alcohol makes you more creative as a writer. Then they are joined by Shannon Hayes, a political science student who was a student at Arapahoe High School during a 2013 school shooting. Shannon talks with Seamus and Lily about what it's like to be a teen in a school where gun violence happens, personal and collective trauma, triggers, and the work she is doing to advocate for gun control.