!!!SENSITIVE CONTENT WARNING!!! In the final episode in our Domestic Violence series, we're joined by our special guest Samantha; who remains one of the most positive people in existence in spite of having been on the receiving end of violence. We share some laughs and have a few emotional moments, as we round out our series with a powerful and moving discussion about, Surviving Domestic Violence: Finding Hope/ Recovery.

Another banger of an episode as we break down different sources of anxiety that over 3 million people struggle with. From mortgages, to human safety, and from tai chi to just existing; we discuss a range of methods to manage and help you get through some of life's difficult situations when needed the most. So without further ado, let's discuss, Generalized Anxiety Disorder.

Ever hear someone laugh so hard they fall out of a chair? You will on this episode! Many people want to take a peek behind the veil and see what's out there for themselves; in this episode, we break down and discuss some difficult transitions in our lives (and I'm sure the lives of others), that brought us to where we are today. So keep that mind open as we share a conversation around having, A Crisis of Faith.

Not many jokes this time as we welcome our next guest Sylvia to the table. We're just jumping into raw emotion and difficult topics. So please prepare yourself emotionally as we continue our discussion on, Surviving Domestic Violence.

!!!SENSITIVE CONTENT WARNING!!! Just like anyone else, we all make mistakes. Sometimes they're small and can be rebounded from with relative ease, like losing some of your podcast recording and needing to improvise to make for a more seamless transition; and sometimes they're massive, like slipping into a pattern of behavior that can actually kill you. On this episode, we have our guest Jacoiya joining us at the table as we share laughs, existential sighs, and tips in our discussion surrounding, Recovery

The intersection of religion, trauma, stress, mental health, and a six-figure job come into focus as we come together for an interview with Podcast Promoter and former Healthcare Worker Tim Robertson. On this episode we'll be discussing the importance of one's psychological health, as well as their occupation and how it can impact one's performance. We talk about finding success on your own journey and much more, so please join us at the table for our discussion on Stress vs. Mental Health.

!!!SENSITIVE CONTENT WARNING!!! This one is going to be rough. As we live, breathe, laugh, and make meaningful memories, there are people actively being physically abused by individuals who claim to care about them. There are many different circumstances one can find themselves in, which lead to domestic violence, and hopefully more circumstances in which they can find themselves outside the abusive relationship. So, without further ado, let's begin on our DV series with, Surviving Domestic Violence (Physical).

The boys are back at it again, and this time, the subject of complex trauma comes into focus. Many people deal with singular traumatic events and process them at their own pace. Likewise, many people have struggled while managing compounded or complex trauma which is akin to attempting to ride your bike 9 miles, through the mud, in a rainstorm, with flat tires, a headache, and a pack of wolves chasing you, in order to get back home. All of life's traumatic scenarios have some sort of conclusion and hopefully they're more progress and development driven than not. So pull up and have a listen as we discuss, Dealing With Complex Trauma.

!!!SENSITIVE CONTENT WARNING!!! On this episode, the boys discuss some of the complexities of being in the field of social work. From clients treating staff members like trash, staff members treating clients like trash, and everything in between. We'll touch on topics such as healthy boundaries, the social work code of ethics, and mindfulness. For anyone wondering what it's like to be in the field, wonder no longer because we've got you covered! So please enjoy our episode as we talk about, Being a Social Worker!