SHIT (Self.Help.Ideas.Thoughts.)

SHIT (Self.Help.Ideas.Thoughts.)

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SHIT (Self.Help.Ideas.Thoughts.) episodes

  • You Can’t Heal the World from a Place of Depletion
    I’ve hit a painful wall. (Most walls would be painful) Lots of lessons being learned, daily. I want to help, desperately, and I will. But I have to take care of my body and mind, first. It’s an admission that’s difficult to share, but it’s the truth.
    41 min
  • Why Am I Doing This?: Progress Update, Deeper Explanation, Feelings of Rage
    An honest disclosure of my fears with where I’m going with this. Details of where I am, chronologically, in my process, and WHY I decided to make these changes for myself. Advocating for anti-depressant medication and why they can be so important. Then, a brief admission of rage while running errands in quarantine. Remember: wherever you are, honor it. Love yourself, accept yourself, make room for all of the messy aspects that come with being human.
    53 min
  • Weed, Anti-Depressants, Psilocybin, and Sobriety: in Quarantine
    An unscripted, messy chat to kick things off, while walking in a park (please mind the occasional winds) For an hour, I share my experiences with my drug of choice, weed, my depression, my recent “sobriety,” and microdosing with psilocybin. All of these chemical changes began just slightly prior to the U.S. being in Quarantine, but this is a brief history of where substances and I began and where I am, currently. The purpose of this episode is not to condone OR bash any substance in particular. I have found that many people have questionable attachments to them, and my hope is that this admission could provide some comfort for others who question their own relationships with them. I am NOT an expert, but merely a human going through an experimental evolution, that perhaps some will relate to.
    1 hr

About SHIT (Self.Help.Ideas.Thoughts.)

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Bethany Vee is a comedian, actor, musician, animal obsessor, karaoke rap-enthusiast, and most importantly: self-help junkie. With a deep passion to help others truly accept and love themselves, Bethany shares wisdom and stories from her life that she hopes resonate with those who are feeling stuck, in any capacity and for any reason.