Socially Divorced

On this week's episode, We finish part 2 of Spencer Paysinger’s journey in the NFL and how he is transferring  learned lessons to catching his new dream as a storyteller in Hollywood. 

On this week's episode, Spencer Paysinger shares his journey in the NFL and how he is transferring  learned lessons to catching his new dream as a storyteller in Hollywood. 

Relationship with Earth: Saving the Ocean Meet Danni Washington, host of on the Discovery Show and the first African-American TV host of a science show for kids. She’s a self-described “Bill Nye” for children across the nation, helping us all understand our impact on the environment, especially on our world’s oceans. Listen as we discuss a few simple strategies for mindful consumption that’s clean for us and the Earth. Links mentioned in this episode: Find out more about Danni Washington on her website and follow her Youtube channel. Social Media Follow Socially Divorced for more lifestyle tips on Facebook and Instagram @Sociallydivorced

Dr. Adia Gooden discusses how to change the dialogue around depression and the acceptance of getting treatment. Arayna discusses her plan to staying in moments of gratitude and winning the war against depression.

Tune in to today’s episode, when I bring on a special group of friends and family to have a conversation on everything to do with psychedelics. What really happens in our bodies on a biological level when we alter our state of consciousness? Is marijuana considered a psychedelic? What exactly is ayahuasca and why would someone try it? Join me in welcoming Dr. Bobby Price, Mo and Tweezy as we go deep on everything you ever wanted to know about drugs: think microdosing, chemical versus natural highs, and the sometimes deeply spiritual aspects of psychedelic trips -- you don’t want to miss this lively chat.

Arayna talks with the author of Vegucation Over Medication, Dr. Bobby Price about his personal journey to plant-based living .

Join me as I welcome back Dr. Adia Gooden as we go to Part 2 of this series on relationships. This time we focus on our relationships with others -- specifically with those who may have hurt us and the pain they can often leave behind. What are different forms of trauma and how can these painful experiences shape how we interact with the world? When we think about how we build our relationships, we often rely on negative experiences, or subconsciously seek romantic partners who reflect and trigger our past traumas Tune in for our discussion on “toxic masculinity,” “triggers,” being “woke,” “childhood trauma” and other hot mental health buzzwords, what they mean, and how to be more careful with our use of these terms to connect more effectively with others and ourselves. Links mentioned in this episode Check out Dr. Adia Gooden’s Ted Talk: Cultivating Unconditional Self-Worth | Adia Gooden Twitter: @dradiashani Instagram: @dradiagooden Facebook: @dradiashani For more mental health tips check out her website: www.dradiagooden.com

On today’s episode, I speak to Dr. Adia Gooden, a licensed clinical psychologist and relationship expert who shares her tips on how we can change our inner dialogue to develop a more positive and purposeful relationship with ourselves. Hear the professional experiences and personal challenges that she faced, and listen to useful daily strategies that you can tweak to gradually improve the quality of your own life. Links mentioned in this episode Check out Dr. Adia Gooden’s Ted Talk: Cultivating Unconditional Self-Worth | Adia Gooden For more mental health tips check out her website www.dradiagooden.com and Instagram: @dradiagooden Twitter: @dradiashani Facebook: @dradiashani Announcements Social Media Follow Socially Divorced Instagram: Sociallydivorced