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Lena (they/them) is an incredible artist using their art to create healing in this world. Their work heavily focuses on rewriting the narrative of what “ideal bodies” are. They also highlight the intersection of the queer community and body positivity. Lena recently came to the realization that they are a healer and do so with their creativity. They talk about the inspiration behind starting this incredible artwork and how it has personally been a reflection of their life.
Dr. T joins us from Dubai, UAE and we start this series off with understanding what the difference between the often interchanged terms like psychologist, psychotherapist and if you’ve ever wondered what the difference between these titles are, look no further.
Isaias Hernandez, the QueerBrownVegan, was so kind as to take some time to join me on MindMatters and we delved into such important conversations. Isaias tells us his journey to becoming the Climate educator he is today and what put him on this journey. Isaias also highlights the intersectionality we need to stop turning a blind eye to in the climate justice movement.
Isaias also shares his experiences from college, dealing with racism, and gives us some advice on how to introduce sustainability in our lives. We have a candid discussion on how privilege plays a role in activism, and how important the principle of “accountability” in any movement.
Another important perspective we got a chance to talk about was the idea of perfectionism in the climate movement and activism as a whole and the impact on our mental health and Isaias shares what nature means to him.
Thank you Isaias for taking the time to share your perspective with us.
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Another beautiful topic we dived into was community and it was incredible to hear Sarah's interpretation of community and how she believes it is one of the biggest coping tools we all have and I couldn't agree more.
Sarah shares her experiences with therapy and how mental health is so much more than just the voices in our heads.
I am constantly in awe of her kindness, passion and dedication. I haven't met anyone like Sarah and how she articulates her words are beyond comparison, so much authenticity! I absolutely adore this individual and I am so lucky to call her my friend.
Meg is one the most helpful, authentic and genuine human beings I've ever met and I'm so glad to be able to call her my friend.
Meg is the host of the incredible My Kind of People Podcast and graciously accepted my invitation to be on MindMatters but did suggest we mix things up a bit...
Listen to us talk about the origin stories behind our podcasts, how crazy different the careers we are pursuing and how podcasting was never part of our plans.
There's a power in vulnerability that we often don't realize until we witness it ourselves and how grief is such an un-tameable emotion.
We talk about what community means to us, lessons we've learnt in our lives and experiences and about the non-profits close to our hearts.
Beautiful metaphors and lessons we've experienced and moments that forever changed our lives.
We have an open conversation about community, life, mental health and everything in between.
In fact, we had such a good time talking to one another, we couldn't fit it all in one episode! So this is just part 1!
Tune back next week for part 2!
Don't forget to check out Meg's training, Podcast and this wonderful soul who I'm very lucky to call my friend.
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