Unveiling the Mind-Body Connection and How Unresolved Emotions Manifest Into Illnesses with Dr. Skyler Hamilton

Have you ever witnessed the transformation of despair into hope, of sickness into health? Dr. Skyler Hamilton's story is nothing short of a miracle, as she recounts her battle with multiple sclerosis and her incredible journey to remission, guided by the potent mind-body connection. This conversation promises to shift your perspective, revealing how our emotional and physical health are deeply intertwined. From the grief of losing a loved one to the physical manifestation of stress, Dr. Hamilton illustrates the power of the mind in both harming and healing the body.

Unlocking the Body's Secrets: A Journey Through Somatic and Trauma Therapy with Charlene Meyer

When the burdens of past traumas weigh heavily on both mind and body, the path to healing can seem shrouded in mystery. Together with Charlene Meyer, a seasoned therapist with a diverse toolkit of somatic and trauma-focused therapies, we explore the profound connection between our physical states and emotional scars. Charlene, with her deep expertise in marriage and family therapy, art therapy, EMDR, and somatic experiencing, illuminates the transformative process of somatic therapy, which transcends conventional talk therapy by addressing how our bodies harbor and manifest trauma. Our discussion reveals how incorporating movement, such as running, into therapeutic practices can not only catalyze emotional release but also fortify mental resilience against anxiety and depression.

Foundations of Love: 5 Strategies of a Healthy Relationship With Akili Carter Part 2 of 2

Join the conversation with Lisa and special guest Akili Carter, as we cut through the Valentine's Day noise and get real about love and relationships. With Akili's unique blend of personal experience and professional expertise in counseling individuals with autism, ADHD, and couples, we uncover the raw truth about what makes a relationship thrive and offer revelations that could redefine your approach to love.

Takeaways

-Our parent's taught us what arguing looks like as couples but we were not taught the proper way to argue

-Steering clear of the destructive paths of 'right fighting' and scorekeeping, we pave the way for healthier, more gratifying exchanges that strengthen bonds rather than fray them.

Foundations of Love: 5 Strategies of a Healthy Relationship With Akili Carter Part 1 of 2

Join the conversation with Lisa and special guest Akili Carter, as we cut through the Valentine's Day noise and get real about love and relationships. With Akili's unique blend of personal experience and professional expertise in counseling individuals with autism, ADHD, and couples, we uncover the raw truth about what makes a relationship thrive and offer revelations that could redefine your approach to love.

Takeaways

Men and Women process things differently in relationships

False Narratives are communication sabotagers

Arguing in a relationship is an opportunity for growth

Season 4 Episode 2

Today it's all about trauma and how it impacts the relationship we have with ourselves and others.

Dr. Florencia is dropping gems!! Dr. Florencia is a relationship coach and psychologist, who helps women with their love life. Listen to her talk about how the relationships we had during our childhood impacted how we see love in ourselves and with others. And we unpack that toxic dating pattern that many of you are experiencing. Why do I keep dating the same type of person? Dr. Florencia is going to shed some light on this and it will shock you!

Meet Sharon Mosley. She is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor with over 20 years of experience and is a runner! We are going to talk about movement and how it impacts your mental health.

Sharon's educational background includes degrees in Agency Counseling (M.S.) and History (B.A) from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University. She is the owner of The Fit Talk PLLC and her approach to therapy is person centered combined with cognitive behavior therapy and mindfulness practices. Sharon offers counseling and health coaching services to individuals and groups. She has experience providing individual, family and group therapy for those struggling with a variety of mental health issues including anxiety and depression. She also holds an A.C.E. health coach certification.

Sharon is committed to healthier living and believes one of the best ways to approach this is through walk and talk therapy. She encourages clients to move beyond the office setting and take their sessions outside for a walk when possible. Sharon enjoys giving back to her community and served 15 years as a volunteer Mental Health Disaster Therapist with the American Red Cross, assisting families and individuals in crisis. She is also a member of the American Counseling Association. In her spare time, she enjoys swimming and participating in races including 5ks and half marathons.

In this segment of the Men Series we will be going though each of the interviews I've had with the men and pinpoint common themes. Let's get uncomfortable and talk about what's up! Why do we do the things we do? Why do we say the things we say? What's the real issue.

Today's episode we talk about how some of the men fear communication because they fear being vulnerability.

The episode we discuss:

Season 2 Episode 15: The Men Series Alan

Season 2 Episode 30: The Men Series Dave

Season 2 Episode 32: The Men Series Jeremy