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In this solo episode, I open up about my personal experience with OCD obsessions and intrusive thoughts, along with dealing with my inner critic.
I share some ways I've been able to identify my inner critic—and how naming my inner critic has helped me externalize that inner voice, creating less shame and more self-compassion.Download a FREE Boundary Guilt Worksheet
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Dr. Sarah Silverman is a Stanford-trained holistic sleep specialist, insomnia expert, and wellness consultant who's passionate about sleep health and wellness. Dr. Sarah uses a personalized, mindfulness-based approach to help improve sleep problems. Notably, she is an expert in Cognitive Behavior Therapy for insomnia (CBTi), the first-line, drug-free approach for adults with chronic insomnia.
CBTi is an effective way to improve sleep naturally and overcome chronic insomnia without medication. Dr. Sarah is the founder and CEO of Sleep & Shine, a boutique sleep telehealth practice offering personalized and holistic sleep services. She is also the founder and CEO of ZzzHaus (“Sleep House”), an online health consulting agency, which provides concierge holistic wellness coaching and consulting services.
As a company focused on women’s sleep and circadian health optimization, ZzzHaus uses cutting-edge epigenetics testing, circadian science, and evidence-based protocols to maximize performance. Connect with Dr. Sarah @drsarahsleep on socials.
In this episode, Dr. Silverman shares her insight on sleep deprivation vs. insomnia, sleep hygiene tips, how anxiety can affect sleep quality, what do during the day to help with sleep, and more.
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Melissa (she/they) is a first-generation Indian-American yoga therapist that deeply believes in applying the culture and teachings of yoga to bring to light the long standing disparities in wellness spaces.
She is passionate about bringing yoga and Ayurveda back to its roots, and reclaiming representation within the wellness community. Originally from Lenape land (Queens, NY) she currently lives on Tongva + Chumash land (Los Angeles) where they work to make yoga accessible through yoga therapy, mentoring yoga teachers, mantra, pranayama, and providing holistic yoga education for community organizations Melissa also utilizes her background in public health to integrate yoga into schools and clinical settings.
In this episode, we discuss the topic of representation in yoga and the wellness spaces, how professionals can do their part in decolonizing wellness, the healing powers of connecting with one's body, and more.
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Celebrating 250 episodes of Trust & Thrive! Thank you all for your consistent support and for being a safe space for me to show up authentically, both personally and professionally.
In this episode, I share ways I've grown as a therapist and in my personal life. I share my thoughts on incorporating my personality into my work and moving through the fear of being seen.
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Amelia Knott, RP, RCAT is an art therapist, artist, content creator, and almost-author (coming Fall 2024!). Amelia works online from the Slocan Valley of British Columbia (unceded Sinixt Territory). Art therapy combines approaches from psychotherapy, counseling, and art-making to support people in their mental health.
In this episode, Amelia shares her experience as an art therapist. We explore the topics of healing through art, differences and similarities between art therapy and talk therapy, perfectionism related to art therapy, exploring one's unconscious wounds through art, and more.
No new episode next week. We'll be back with Episode 250 on July 11th!
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Dr. Justin S. Hopkins is a clinical psychologist and psychoanalytic scholar in Washington, DC. He is the owner and founder of Hopkins Behavioral Health, a BIPOC-focused therapy practice that specializes in psychoanalytic therapy for adults and couples. This form of therapy addresses the unconscious motives and conflicts that interrupt the joys of life. Dr. Hopkins is a sought-after speaker on race and trauma. His insightful and thought-provoking delivery has inspired change in numerous non-profit organizations, universities, and international law firms.
He developed an expertise in trauma while training at the Hampton, Virginia and Philadelphia Veterans Affairs Hospitals. He further has advanced training in posttraumatic stress disorder, trauma-focused therapies, and the effects of trauma on personality. As a staff psychologist at Georgetown University Law Center, Dr. Hopkins delivered lectures on secondary trauma and trauma-informed practices to law clinics that offered pro-bono services to families in need.
Currently, he provides trauma-informed consultation to several employee resource groups at AM100 Law Firms, a Fortune 500 company, and a Social Justice Lobbying Group. In 2023 Dr. Hopkins was an advisor to the National Trust for Historic Preservation to support their advocacy for the Emmett Till and Mamie Till Mobley National Monument. Applying the psychology of trauma to the historical context of race, Dr. Hopkins outlined the pivotal role of historic preservation in healing our nation’s wounds. Dr. Hopkins is committed to addressing the hurt that undergirds our social ills. He blends his clinical expertise with a passion for humanity, to advise and advocate for social change.
In this episode, we explore the topics of decolonizing therapy, white fragility, breaking cycles in one's family, understanding our unconscious motives, holding trauma in our bodies, acknowledging our privileges and roles in each system, and more.
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Hi all! In this solo episode, I basically take you into my personal journal and share my feelings of anxiety and imposter syndrome. I open up about some recent worries I've had and ways I have tried to manage my anxiety.
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Elyce Mandich is a mama, wife, girl's girl, relatable human, and a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Southern California. She is the owner of The Therapy Co., a private practice that provides therapy services to women in California and the creator of "big empathy energy®".
For Elyce, her why in becoming a therapist is connected to and inspired by personal experience when she lost her mom to suicide at 10-years-old. She believes in cultivating a strong sense of belonging and empathy - both for ourselves and for others.
In this episode, we discuss what it means to show up authentically, especially as a therapist. Elyce shares her thoughts on "big empathy energy," being an adult and making tough decisions, and practicing self-care.
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In this solo episode, I allow myself to feel angry...with no shame. I discuss what's going on in Gaza, Rafah, and other parts of the world. I share my thoughts on what it means to validate our own emotions, even when others can't hold space for us...on letting oneself feel angry, when you've been taught to suppress your emotions and "just be fine." I'm letting myself feel and I hope I can hold space for you to do the same.
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Dr. Lisette Sanchez is a bilingual and bicultural licensed psychologist, speaker, and writer, renowned for her commitment to supporting BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) individuals and first-generation professionals. As the founder of Calathea Wellness, a comprehensive virtual practice, she provides individual therapy and engaging speaking services.
Born to immigrant parents from El Salvador and Mexico and raised in Southern California, Dr. Lisette's own experiences have profoundly shaped her dedication to addressing intergenerational trauma and combating the impostor phenomenon.
In addition to her clinical endeavors, Dr. Lisette is the creator of the YouTube channel, The First Gen Psychologist, where she offers content aimed at destigmatizing mental health issues and promoting personal development and empowerment, particularly for those with a first-gen background.
Dr. Lisette is a prolific writer, contributing regularly to publications such as Hip Latina, Well + Good, and Wondermind, where she shares valuable insights into mental health and well-being. Furthermore, she is a sought-after speaker, conducting mental health workshops for Fortune 500 companies worldwide. In these workshops, she bolsters their Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging (DEIB) initiatives and enhances employee resource group programming with her expert guidance.
In this episode, Dr. Sanchez shares her experience as a first-generation professional. We discuss the topics of parentification, growing up in a collectivist culture, pressure to be a "good daughter," gaps within the psychology field, and more.
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Hi all! In this short episode, I share some personal and professional updates, thoughts on showing up authentically, setting both emotional and time boundaries, and reflecting on my emotional capacity.
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Shaurya Gahlawat is a Psychologist, Psychotherapist, a Relationship Expert and a group mental health practice owner.
In this episode, we discuss some common misconceptions about healthy relationship dynamics, how dating has changed with dating apps, the importance of awareness and accountability in relationships, unrealistic expectations we may see through romcoms and media, and more.
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In honor of the first week of Mental Health Awareness Month, I gathered clips from past episodes with mental health professionals focused on different mental health diagnoses and their misconceptions.
97: Sadness vs. Clinical Depression - with Dr. Kojo Sarfo, Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner & Entrepreneur119: Understanding Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) - with Amanda Petrik-Gardner, Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor131: Bipolar Disorder & Mania - with Colleen King, Licensed Psychotherapist132: ADHD in Women & Girls - with Christina Crowe, Psychotherapist & Founder of Dig A Little Deeper139: Immigrant Mental Health & Unresolved Trauma - with Valeska Cosci, Licensed Psychotherapist & Owner of Renew Thru Therapy148: Mental Health Stigma & Shame in Families - with Dr. Jenny Wang, Clinical Psychologist & National Speaker159: Anxiety & Procrastination - with Amanda Landry, Licensed Mental Health Counselor & Owner of Caring Therapists178: Decolonizing Therapy & Mental Health Care - with Dr. Lawrence Jackson, Psychotherapist & Sports Performance Coach in the NBA & NFL212: Misconceptions About Depression - with Dr. Scott Eilers, Clinical Psychologist
The topics range from exploring depression, understanding ADHD in young girls, identifying OCD symptoms, addressing mental health stigma in immigrant families, and more. You can find the list of episodes below.
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Joelle Maletis is a world renowned international speaker, psychotherapist, PTSD and trauma expert. Her passion is mentoring, coaching, and supporting people while overcoming struggles that are keeping them from living a meaningful and balanced life full of fulfillment, joy, and contentment.
Joelle started JRM&A Inc. to help others discover their hopes, dreams and abilities to thrive through adversity, trauma and mental challenges. Her career highlights include being a guest speaker on ABC’s 60 Minutes: Beyond the Headlines, Switch YouTube Live host, HIRE Vets Medallion Award recipient, and several Outstanding Achievement Awards for Top Female Executive. She has also recently published a self love workbook available for purchase on Amazon.
In this episode, we explore the concept of self-love, people pleasing and perfectionism that can come from trauma, and more.
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In this solo episode, I talk about some personal updates and share my experience with going through a hard time. I share some coping skills I have been using and open about my experience setting emotional boundaries, both personally and professionally.
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Jackie Garcia is a bilingual Spanish Speaking Licensed Therapist who is passionate about destigmatizing mental health among the Latinx community. She received a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from California State of San Bernardino. After completing her B.A., she attended California State University of Fullerton where she earned a Master's Degree in Social Work.
She grew up in Tijuana, Baja California until the age of 12. Her parents migrated to the U.S. to seek a better life for the family. As a teen, she struggled adjusting to a new culture, language, friends, trends, you name it! However, these years made a huge impact in her life and led her to the path of becoming a therapist.
She is the founder of Therapy Lux, a telehealth based private practice in CA, assisting individuals break intergenerational cycles and heal within.
In her work, she believes in creating a safe therapeutic space to facilitate insight and understanding while laying the groundwork for healing and growth.
Jackie loves to embark on new adventures and create magical experiences. She is very community driven and stands by her life motto “we can’t heal alone, we heal together.”
In this episode, we touch on the topics of breaking cycles as a child of immigrants, guilt that can come with boundary setting, finding one's personal values as a people pleaser, and more.
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Sara Stanizai is a sought-after speaker, business coach and a licensed therapist who founded Prospect Therapy to create a queer-and trans-affirming practice that focuses specifically on serving first-generation American and immigrant communities.
As a queer first-gen herself, Sara’s clinical and professional work focuses on serving the Afghan diaspora, specifically fellow Afghan-American women, through retreats and group experiences that help participants find community and reconciliation with self, culture and ancestry. Her latest offering is the Eldest Daughters group, which invites sisters of all backgrounds to finally receive the kind of support they give to everyone else.
In this episode, we discuss expectations placed on eldest daughters, the impact of sibling relationships, growing up as a child of immigrants, how gender and cultural roles and birth order impact sibling dynamics, and more.FOLLOW SARA:
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Does anyone else feel like they're roleplaying as an adult? In this episode, I share a lot of feelings that have especially come up for me more recently. I discuss feelings of imposter syndrome, starting new jobs, my role as a therapist, reflecting on childhood memories, my fear of getting in trouble, and more.
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Sharing a revisit of the most listened to episode of Trust & Thrive!
Mandy Saligari, MSc, BACP, SMMPP, NCAC, is a Therapist, author, broadcaster and the Co-Founder of Charter Harley Street.
Mandy came into addiction recovery in 1990, opening her own therapy practice in 1998, along with co-founding Charter in 2008 using her pioneering model of care outlined in her book 'Proactive Parenting,' a bestseller in its category (Published by Orion Spring and available on Amazon).
Mandy's enthusiasm for early intervention and prevention is infectious, leading her to extend her therapeutic work into family relationships, addressing issues relating to communication and poor self-esteem before they gather dangerous momentum.
Along with being an experienced presenter to students, teachers, and parents, Mandy's TEDx presentation ‘Emotions: handle them or they will handle you’ has received over 1 million views.
In this episode, Mandy defines and explains the importance of proactive parenting, reparenting, exploring our wounds as a part of recovery, dealing with addiction, forgiving yourself, and more.
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TEDx Talk: Feelings: Handle them before they handle you
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Denisse Silva is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist at Spiral Process Therapy, the founder of my platform Ancestral Therapy, and a child of immigrant parents from Mexico & El Salvador. She has actively shared her journey of connecting to her roots, culture, and ancestral medicine when moving to Mexico.
Through her work, Denisse aims to educate people on the protective nature of culture when living within the Western society and how leaning onto our cultural practices can be a resource for us.
In this episode, we discuss our connection with ancestral wisdom, how our culture connects with our healing, plant medicine, healing generational wounds and using the strength of past generations to move forward, and more.
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