Podcast appearances and mentions of crystal joseph

Raj Gupta (@dr_rajgupta) joins Christy Hunt, Ryan D'Souza, and Crystal Joseph to discuss the exciting 23rd Annual Pain Medicine Meeting (#ASRAFALL24), coming up this November 21-23, 2024, in Las Vegas, NV. Register for the meeting at asra.com/pain. Streamed 9/20/2024.Guests:-  Christine Hunt, DO-  Ryan D'Souza, MD (@Ryan_S_DSouzaMD) -  Crystal Joseph, MD (@CrystalJosephMD) ________________Thanks to The Preps from Philadelphia, PA for the music: “Hindsight" and “Left Behind". The band features Steve Breslin on vocals/guitars, Bryan Schwenk on guitars/vocals, Jeff Frederick on bass, and Eric Schwenk on drums.Support the showTwitter: @ASRA_Society, @dr_rajgupta

Burnout is no fun… at all. After what I went through last year, I was like nope. This will not happen to me again. I had to learn how to turn the switch off when necessary. I know I am not the only one out there who has experienced this before. If you are listening to today's episode, chances are you've been burned out before, you are dealing with it now or you don't want to get to that point and you need some real tools to help you out. I mean, burnout is not cute, and it definitely does no good for our bodies... and hormones too. It affects every area of our life and our well-being so I had to bring Crystal Joseph, one of the best mental health therapists I know, to tell us everything we need to know about preventing burnout so we can thrive.  The Flourish Heights Podcast was made for women, by women. To be empowered in health starts with a true connection with your body. Join Valerie Agyeman, Women's Health Dietitian as she breaks through topics surrounding periods, women's nutrition, body awareness, and self-care.  About Crystal Joseph: Crystal Joseph, LCPC, LPC, ACS is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor who specializes in Anxiety, Depression, Psycho-Oncology, Racial Identity Formation, and Cultural Trauma in the Black community. She has 14 years of experience working with persons affected by mental health challenges, systemic barriers, and culturally traumatic experiences. Crystal is also the author of Conversation with A Clinician of Color: Likeness, Lucy & Lemonade, and Poundcake and Private Practice: 5 things I learned during my first year. She is an alumna of William & Mary (Bachelor of Arts, Psychology & Black Studies) and received her Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, Washington DC.  Crystal is an active member of her community seeking to educate graduate students about the reality of private practice; speaking to parents about test-taking anxiety during high school PTA meetings; appearing as a seminar expert for national conferences, or advocating alongside celebrities during community mental health summits. Connect with Crystal: Website: www.psycyourmind.com Instagram: @thereal_psycyourmind Stay Connected: Is there a topic you'd like covered on the podcast? Submit it to hello@flourishheights.com Say hello! Email us at hello@flourishheights.com Subscribe to our quarterly newsletters: Flourish Heights Newsletter Visit our website + nutrition blog: www.flourishheights.com Follow us on social media: Instagram: @flourishheights Facebook: @flourishheights Twitter: @flourishheights Want to support this podcast? Leave a rating, write a review and share! Thank you!

In this episode, we talk with Crystal Joseph-Cobb, owner and founder of Beauty Marked, a full service luxury hair and makeup services business based out of Tampa, FL. Crystal shares her experiences from childhood influences, to starting a side hustle in college, as well as her journey of finishing her MBA, before deciding to turn her passion for beauty into a full time business. Today, Crystal manages a team of 7 artists to offer hair and makeup artist services for weddings, editorials, photoshoots and more, as well as their most recent venture into the beauty branding and marketing space. To inquire on services with Crystal and her team, check out www.beautymarkedfl.com/connect IG: @beautymarkedfl @crystaljosephbeauty Thanks, Crystal for coming on the show! --- Follow our podcast on IG for to stay up to date on new episode releases and engage with our community @thebrowngirl_podcast

About Us: https://untoislam.com Podcast: https://untoislam.com/podcast Submit A Question: https://untoislam.com/questions Sign-Up Free Courses: https://untoislam.com/free-course Sponsor|Donate|Support|Help Us: https://untoislam.com/donate Hosted by Crystal Joseph. Known online as 'Khadija Kimchi'; Khadija is an ethnically Chinese, Canadian-born revert to Islam of 10 years. Her call to Islam began in 2011 as she describes her time up until that point as a life 'left lacking'. In the pen-ultimate year before her conversion she recalls the fruition of the innate questions which reside in all of us such as: What is the meaning of life? What is my higher purpose? (Because this isn't it!) Unaided and unfulfilled in the answer to these questions led her to reckless behaviour under the guise of having fun. Khadija's unwitting search for the truth took an unexpected turn when she witnessed a Muslim praying for the first time. As time passed, Khadija found herself nourished by the fundamental framework of Islam. Consequently, inspiring and admirable qualities such as empathy, understanding and being a beacon of support were given space to blossom. She now provides just that to other sisters through her online platform and community 'The Camellias Bloom Podcast'. Was she always a Muslim? About Khadija: Converted in 2011, that's 10 years ago From Toronto, Canada Currently lives in the Middle East She's a writer, personal trainer and social media influencer Her hobbies and interests include blogging, podcast, painting, crochet and community outreach Loves helping out the community, mainly sisters Khadija currently hosts her own podcast and is creating a community just for new Muslim sisters and convert sisters because it is a much-needed platform where we can have support from one another without judgements and with empathy. This allows sisters to know they are not alone on their journey to Allah. https://thecamelliasbloompodcast.podbean.com/ The Camellias Bloom is a community garden for convert/revert sisters all around the globe to bloom and blossom beautifully into the religion.

Hosted by Crystal Joseph. An inquisitive and sparky young child, Amina spent her childhood in a migrant dense, small region of France. Despite large exposure to the various cultures of the Muslim community, Islam remained a widely misunderstood and disdained concept amongst the non-muslims she knew. As much as she possibly could, Amina tried to get to grips with her own religion. While comfortable with the concept of creationism, gaping holes to some of the biggest questions of our existence and spiritual guidance proved too much for her logic to reconcile. During her adolescence she eagerly seized the opportunity to travel to a nearby city in order to continue with her studies. She embraced Islam there and describes her path of becoming Muslim as she navigated her way through intellectual, cultural, spiritual and emotional struggles while consciously striving to perfect her identity as a Muslim. 20 years later and now living in the United Kingdom, what does she cite as her life's biggest lessons? About Amina: -Converted in 1995 (25 years ago) -45 years old -From France -Currently living in London -She is a wellness and nutrition coach -Hobbies and interests include parenting, studying Islam, Arabic, and healthy nutrition -She is passionate about almost everything, she loves life References made by Amina: Ahmad Deedat https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ahmed_Deedat https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=ahmed+deedat Maurice_Bucaille https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maurice_Bucaille https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=maurice+bucaille

Hosted by Crystal Joseph. Danish by origin, Brigitte grew up in what she describes as a social and cultural climate which ridicules the concept of religion. She denotes how Islam is still very much shrouded in mystery and misconceptions in her home town with the migrant community still remaining relatively small. She reminisces on the great upbringing she had and describes her gratitude and how it shaped her set of personal and morals to date. This in turn, helped her to flourish as a better Muslim and to be an asset to the community. Whilst away volunteering in Costa Rica she returned home to a great surprise. Her mother had become Muslim! With her curiosity and spiritually peaked - she began taking baby steps towards toward realising a whole new life for herself. About Birgitte: -Converted 1999 (21 years ago) -41 years old -From Denmark -Currently living in London (last 21 years) -She is a midwife by profession and also a qualified masseuse -She loves Islam, travelling -She is passionate about helping the poor, womens' rights, dawah, human rights, charity, spreading love and kindness

Hosted by Crystal Joseph. A self-professed 'larger than life' character. Amanda grew up as an atheist in Hampshire, UK in the 80's with little to no exposure to Islam. Inquisitive by nature, Amanda was grateful to her family for encouraging curiosity and appreciation of the world around her from a young age. As she navigated adolescence and young adulthood, Amanda depicts her life growing as increasingly anxiety fueled and disconnected from those around her yet with an innate need to connect with the divine. It was during her travels to Qatar and Egypt in which she felt in a process of naturally becoming. Lovingly overcome by the call to Allah. She found the impetus to go back to basics and begin a whole new journey laced with unprecedented knowledge, guidance and unconditional self love. Quick facts about Amanda: -Converted in 2017 -3 years since converting -52 years old -Comes from UK -Primary school teacher -Likes staying healthy - body and mind, learning about Islam and developing her YouTube channel -Passionate about leading a good Islamic life and leading through example/action See more of Amanda's story here on her YouTube channel. https://untoislam.com/amanda-rickwood-youtube

Hosted by Crystal Joseph. Like many of us examining religion left Michael feeling no closer to the complete truth or any more spiritually guided from before. Finding himself standing on the cusp of all religion entirely. Michael forged forward through adulthood knowing and believing there is a God. However still unable to practically, mentally and logically resolve the best way to live a life conducive to his belief. From an outsiders perspective Islam may look like a set of strict and infinitely nuanced rules. Mysterious or even exclusive. In spite of this Michael recalls how he dived right in simply after declaring 'There is no God except one God' and has never looked back since. So what is the appeal of Islam to the agnostic? Is it really complicated to become a Muslim?

Hosted by Crystal Joseph. Listen as Tracy details how after a sudden accident she learned to live her life all over again as recovery took on a whole new meaning. A hard-working mother raised in the US with hardly any prior exposure to Islam finds that she has become Muslim overnight without any external intervention after a chilling brush with death. Tracy shares how her earlier experiences in life, particularly pertaining to a strict religious upbringing. This left her battling to escape a mold she felt she didn't fit as she questioned the essence of their beliefs. Have you ever felt as though there is more to life than meets the eye or perhaps find our explanations of existence paper-thin? After years of seeking the bigger picture Tracy was able to find her missing puzzle piece from where she least expected. Learn how she is making sense of it all in fitting them together.

Hosted by Adee Simon Macdowell. Crystal Joseph always grew up knowing God. At a young age (as early as 10 years old) her feelings towards the church changed. She started to follow her gut instinct that it was all wrong. Finally she felt that Christianity was a block between her and her creator. After leaving the church she went through a stage of conforming to society. This included not knowing an answer to the questions of faith and not seeking one either. Going through this she felt drained. Crystal tried Buddhism and meditation while still believing in God. She stated that in England people tend to mix and match and try to make their own answers to questions about God as you go along. She needed something. The turning point for her was at the age of 21, she visited Egypt. She heard the Quran for the first time and felt like this was real life. A visit to Mt Sinai was one of her first spiritual experiences of Islam. At the same time she was learning about the scientific proofs in the Quran. Crystal was getting black and white answers to all her questions. In this episode Crystal also tells us about her workshop named "Surviving and Thriving - My First Year after Shahada". It is a free interactive workshop for reverts to help them through their first year of Islam. She hopes to launch it soon this year. We will keep you posted here for further details.

On today’s episode, we will be talking about telling your story and knowing that you can move mountains.  Crystal and I talked about balance and harmony, business outside the box and giving others their time back/scaling. She also shared tips for women in business and how she's maintaining peace and success in her life.    Where to Find Crystal PsycYourMind Instagram Facebook    If you don’t already, follow me on twitter, facebook and instagram For more information and to sign up to receive emails and goodies in your inbox, head over to www.saraelysee.com  For inquiries, email us at podcast@saraelysee.com

Listen as I talk to Crystal Joseph about her book, Who's that woman in my bed? Crystal also shares her upcoming play and book launch.

Talking Off The Couch podcast focuses on mental health and mental wellness within the community of color. Tatiana Smith who is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Dallas, Texas decided that it is time to shed light and break stigmas about mental health/wellness in the communities of color. This podcast is a voice for the mental health community as well as the average person. Talking Off The Couch will make you feel Ok about not being Ok.     This week's episode I speak with a returning guest. Crystal Joseph and I talk about how to use music/hip hop to cope and promote self-care, we talk about being human beings not human doings and learn how to just be, work on your own timeline. We also speak on stress, adversity, and business.   Crystal is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor in the State of Maryland, Licensed Professional Counselor in the Commonwealth of Virginia, National Certified Counselor, and Board-Certified Case Manager. Holding a Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, Crystal’s clinical training includes: Cognitive Behavior Therapy within individual, family, and group therapy settings. Crystal specializes in Anxiety, Depression, Racial Identity formation, and Cultural Trauma in African-Americans. Her love for psychology began in high school after completing college-level psychology classes. She obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Developmental Psychology from the College of William and Mary with a secondary major of Black Studies. As the author of Conversation with A Clinician of Color: Likeness, Lucy & Lemonade, and POUNDCAKE & Private Practice: Five Things I Learned During my First Year. Crystal hopes to break down the stigma of seeking mental health treatment in the Black community with first-person commentary.   Where you can find Crystal: Web: www.poundcakeandprivatepractice.com Instagram: @poundcakeandprivatepractice Twitter: @poundcakeandpp   Resources and Books Mentioned: Conversation with A Clinician of Color: Likeness, Lucy & Lemonade POUNDCAKE & Private Practice: Five Things I Learned During my First Year   Podcast hashtag #talkingoffthecouch and #TOTCpodcast Email: info@talkingoffthecouch.com Facebook-Talking off the Couch Podcast Facebook Group-Talking Off The Couch Village Instagram-talkingoffthecouch Twitter- podcasttotc   If you are interested in working with Tatiana as a therapist you can find out more about her services at www.tsmithcounseling.com

The Therapy for Black Girls Podcast is a weekly conversation with Dr. Joy Harden Bradford, a licensed Psychologist in Atlanta, Georgia, about all things mental health, personal development, and all the small decisions we can make to become the best possible version of ourselves. This week's episode features Crystal Joseph, Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor, Licensed Professional Counselor, National Certified Counselor, & Board-Certified Case Manager. Crystal and I discussed what race-related stressors look like, stages of Wokeness, and how she works with her clients to manage some of these stressors including her use of music and pop culture.   Resources Mentioned Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome- Dr. Joy DeGruy Leary   Where to Find Crystal psycyourmind.com Get Crystal's book Facebook: @psycyourmind Instagram: @thereal_psycyourmind   If you're looking for a therapist in your area, check out the directory at therapyforblackgirls.com/directory. To keep digging into today's topic and other topics discussed on the podcast, join the Facebook group at therapyforblackgirls.com/tribe. If you have questions or would like to discuss podcast sponsorship, email us at podcast@therapyforblackgirls.com. The hashtag for the podcast is #TBGinSession. Make sure to follow us on social media: Twitter: @therapy4bgirls Instagram: @therapyforblackgirls Facebook: @therapyforblackgirls

In this episode we talk with Crystal Joseph who shares tips for getting over anxiety, why therapy is frowned upon in minority communities and why planning is the one lesson that took her the longest to learn. Enjoy the show! Show Notes: 4:46: How one of Crystal's youngest patients suggested she start her own business.  7:02: Where the name Psyc Your Mind comes from. 17:03: What happened when a client chased Crystal down Georgia Avenue in a rage! 20:28: Why growth scares her. 26:07: Quick tips on how people can manage anxiety.   38:05: The most influential people for Crystal growing up.  41:17: Why planning is the lesson that took her the longest to learn.  43:42: "Truth is not tattoed on me for no reason" 51:30:  Why going to therapy is frowned upon in the African-American community and other minority communities. 54:35: "Confidence is everything". How to contact Crystal: Website | Twitter| Facebook | Book Recommendations (Affiliate Links Included) We Gon' Be Alright: Notes on Race & Resegregation by Jeff Chang So Good They Can't Ignore You by Cal Newport Conversation With A Clinician of Color: Likeness, Lucy & Lemonade by Crystal Joseph

Talking Off The Couch podcast focuses on mental health and mental wellness within the community of color. Tatiana Smith who is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Dallas, Texas decided that it is time to shed light and break stigmas about mental health/wellness in the communities of color. This podcast is a voice for the mental health community as well as the average person. Talking Off The Couch will make you feel Ok about not being Ok.   This week's episode I speak with Crystal Joseph about cultural trauma, identity, and the black church. Crystal is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor in the State of Maryland, Licensed Professional Counselor in the Commonwealth of Virginia, National Certified Counselor, and Board-Certified Case Manager.  Holding a Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, Crystal’s clinical training includes:  Cognitive Behavior Therapy within individual, family, and group therapy settings. Crystal specializes in Anxiety, Depression, Racial Identity formation, and Cultural Trauma in African-Americans. Her love for psychology began in high school after completing college-level psychology classes.  She obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Developmental Psychology from the College of William and Mary with a secondary major of Black Studies. As the author of Conversation with A Clinician of Color: Likeness, Lucy & Lemonade, Crystal hopes to break down the stigma of seeking mental health treatment in the Black community with first-person commentary. Crystal touts herself as a “people’s champion” providing authentic reflection to those who require assistance to achieve their life goals via therapeutic intervention. Crystal gained care coordination experience in a private DC-Metropolitan firm.  Simultaneously serving as a Qualified Intellectual Disability Professional and pursuing her graduate degree, Crystal acquired collaborative skills and combined it with leadership training while managing a Department of Health licensed intermediate care facility. Her love for research afforded her the ability to work with Georgetown University’s Department of Psychiatry to develop a white paper on the subject of case management.    Not only does she practice in an office setting, she is an active citizen in her community. Returning to the College of William and Mary, Crystal was featured on the “Onward and Upward: Alumni of Color Career Conversation” panel sharing her unique trajectory as a Black, female business owner hosted in the Cohen Career Center; sponsored by the Hulon Willis Alumni Association, LatinX, and the office of University Advancement. This event served as impetus for mentorship and internship of aspiring clinicians. During Minority Mental Health month, which is observed during July, Crystal fielded questions for the Human Rights Campaign (national office) Facebook live stream, “Nothing to Hide,” a series of panels held to promote mental health and wellness in the LGBTQIA+ community. As a sponsor for Black and Missing Foundation, Inc., she created a team to participate in the annual Hope Without Boundaries 5K Run/Walk. Crystal presented on mental health hot topics and the pastoral relationship in Orlando, Florida for Mennonite Church USA national convention. She served as an expert panelist during a community forum hosted by her home church C3 Church in Hampton, Virginia, moderated by actor Lamman Rucker. Topics discussed were based on Greenleaf, a drama series broadcasted on the Oprah Winfrey Network.  Crystal is a volunteer of the Disaster Mental Health function of the American Red Cross, National Capitol region. ​ Where you can find Crystal Joseph: http://psycyourmind.com IG and Twitter: thereal_psycyourmind   Podcast hashtag #talkingoffthecouch and #TOTCpodcast Email: info@talkingoffthecouch.com Facebook-Talking off the Couch Podcast Facebook Group-Talking Off The Couch Village Instagram-talkingoffthecouch Twitter- podcasttotc   If you have questions or would like to discuss sponsorship opportunities, email us at: talkingoffthecouch@gmail.com Make sure to also visit our website at www.talkingoffthecouch.com 

Hosted by Crystal Joseph. Growing up, Ellen described herself as a practicing Catholic in a fully practicing Catholic family. Much later down the line after 10 years in an inter-faith marriage her curiosity was piqued when she began to notice the differences that came as a product of each lifestyle, in particular, regarding the upbringing of children. Around the same time her husband started to draw closer to his own religion, Islam. Determined not to lose her volition, Ellen decided to follow suite Subsequently Ellen found herself questioning the ideals she devoutly knew to be true. She recalls a specific incident in the Catholic church she experienced upon rejoining. The declaration of faith which she had known by heart since a young child - had changed! Horrified, she set herself upon a learning journey only to be pleasantly surprised each time she challenged her preconceptions about the words of the Quran and the intricacies of Islamic belief. So much so did her new found love and trust for Islam begin to grow. Her husband and her relocated their family to Egypt with the intention of pursuing an Islamic lifestyle and learning Arabic. She is overjoyed to be experiencing connection with God and religion again. Citing this connection and trust as the thing which makes all changes going forward easy, with understanding. Despite her love being overcome with happiness after finding Islam. Her attention has now turned to the fact that Islam has very little representation in the lives of non-Muslims. She has created her own YouTube channel depicting her life's story in detail to provide a relatable, accessible, first hand account of what being a Muslim really is. https://untoislam.com/youtube-ellen