What would happen if you stopped compartmentalizing and showed up as your full self? In this episode of The Clinician’s Table, Gerina and Tabitha unpack the tension between freedom and control, faith and mental health, and the systems that struggle to hold authentic humanity. This conversation dives into leadership burnout, emotional safety, and why healing often begins with being seen.

What would happen if you stopped compartmentalizing and showed up as your full self? In this episode of The Clinician’s Table, Gerina and Tabitha unpack the tension between freedom and control, faith and mental health, and the systems that struggle to hold authentic humanity. This conversation dives into leadership burnout, emotional safety, and why healing often begins with being seen.

Your Lack of Self Love is Stealing your Freedom

What happens when faith and mental health meet at the same table? In this first episode of The Clinician’s Table, two Christian marriage and family therapists come together for an honest, grounded conversation about why therapy is not a lack of faith—but a necessary space for healing, reflection, and growth. With shared Caribbean backgrounds and lived experience in the field, Gerina and Tabitha discuss: • Why therapy is still taboo in many communities • How faith and clinical practice can work together • The importance of having a safe space to process life, trauma, and relationships • What led them to become therapists and serve others through healing workThis episode invites believers, skeptics, and seekers alike to rethink what healing truly looks like when faith and mental health coexist.

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What happens when faith and mental health meet at the same table? In this first episode of The Clinician’s Table, two Christian marriage and family therapists come together for an honest, grounded conversation about why therapy is not a lack of faith—but a necessary space for healing, reflection, and growth. With shared Caribbean backgrounds and lived experience in the field, Gerina and Tabitha discuss: • Why therapy is still taboo in many communities • How faith and clinical practice can work together • The importance of having a safe space to process life, trauma, and relationships • What led them to become therapists and serve others through healing work This episode invites believers, skeptics, and seekers alike to rethink what healing truly looks like when faith and mental health coexist.

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