Podcasts about mentalitea

This episode was originally released on November 10, 2021.Christy Desai is the Co-Founder and CEO of Okay Humans. After unsuccessfully trying to outrun the stress of life, Christy finally looked for a therapist in hopes of catching her breath. What started as “3-5 sessions” turned into years of deep inner work. Her own experience turned into a personal mission to help other people feel better, stronger, and more alive. Christy returned to school to pursue a master's in clinical psychology as well as become a licensed marriage and family therapist. Okay Humans is a completely fresh approach to face-to-face talk therapy dedicated to modernizing and destigmatizing the entire experience around therapy.In this episode, Nada sits down with Christy to discuss why she used a retail model to rethink how we offer talk therapy services. Christy's passion for making Okay Humans accessible permeates through every customer touchpoint, from finding a therapist to membership to the MentaliTEA bar. Christy resourced her franchise experience and partnership with The Feel-Good Company to build a new vision for talk therapy. This fifth episode in our retail season focuses specifically on disrupting antiquated processes to eliminate the barriers of entry to empower customers. This conversation will INSPIRE you to reimagine, and revise your current or potential service offering(s) to better serve your customers and your brand.  You can follow Christy and Okay Humans @okayhumans on Instagram and Facebook. To learn more about their Okay Humans services got to OkayHumans.com.Please follow us at @thisislibertyroad on Instagram--that's where we hang out the most. And please rate and review us —it helps to know if this podcast is inspiring and equipping you to launch and grow your ventures.

Christy Desai is the Co-Founder and CEO of Okay Humans. After unsuccessfully trying to outrun the stress of life, Christy finally looked for a therapist in hopes of catching her breath. What started as “3-5 sessions” turned into years of deep inner work. Her own experience turned into a personal mission to help other people feel better, stronger, and more alive. Christy returned to school to pursue a master's in clinical psychology as well as become a licensed marriage and family therapist. Okay Humans is a completely fresh approach to face-to-face talk therapy dedicated to modernizing and destigmatizing the entire experience around therapy.In this episode, Nada sits down with Christy to discuss why she used a retail model to rethink how we offer talk therapy services. Christy's passion for making Okay Humans accessible permeates through every customer touchpoint, from finding a therapist to membership to the MentaliTEA bar. Christy resourced her franchise experience and partnership with The Feel-Good Company to build a new vision for talk therapy. This fifth episode in our retail season focuses specifically on disrupting antiquated processes to eliminate the barriers of entry to empower customers. This conversation will INSPIRE you to reimagine, and revise your current or potential service offering(s) to better serve your customers and your brand.  You can follow Christy and Okay Humans @okayhumans on Instagram and Facebook. To learn more about their Okay Humans services got to OkayHumans.com.Please follow us at @libertyforher on Instagram--that's where we hang out the most. And please rate and review us—it helps to know if this podcast is inspiring and equipping you to launch and grow your ventures.

My guest is Avery Buck, co-owner of MentaliTea and Coffee, a mental wellness themed coffee shop located in Bethany, Oklahoma at the intersection of NW 36th and College Avenue. Avery has been a student athlete her whole life and on into college, where her passion for mental health all started. She received an undergraduate degree in psychology with a minor in sociology at Rogers State University. Now, she wants to combine her love of coffee with her passion for mental health, and hopes to use her platform to make mental health conversations as casual as getting a cup of coffee. SPECIAL NOTE: Please be advised that this episode contains conversations involving anxiety, depression, addiction, and suicide. Utilize the numbers and websites listed below to get help. Reachout National Crisis & Information Hotline: 1-800-522-9054 (24x7) Oklahoma 211: 211 (24x7) National Crisis Text Line: 741741 (24x7) Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services: www.ok.gov/odmhsas Connect with my guest: You can connect with Avery Buck through her website at https://www.mentaliteaandcoffee.com, or by phone at 405-495-9099. Resources mentioned in this episode: Mentalitea and Coffee https://www.mentaliteaandcoffee.com M&C Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/mentaliteaandcoffee M&C Instagram @ mentaliteaandcoffee Sip of Hope Community Coffee Roasters https://sipofhope.com/ Southern Nazarene University https://www.snu.edu/ City of Bethany, Oklahoma https://www.cityofbethany.org/ Share and subscribe: Share this podcast https://www.fullintegrationcoaching.com/liveyourpurpose For more ways to share and subscribe https://anchor.fm/liveyourpurpose Thank you! Connect with Charles: Learn more about my life coaching, public speaking, and retreat services https://www.fullintegrationcoaching.com Follow along with me on Facebook and Instagram @ fullintegrationcoaching

Today we welcome Camara and Light of the podcast MentaliTea in a discussion on mental health. MentaliTea is a podcast on different mental health topics and other stigmatized issues, that takes place while Camara and Light sip on some delicious tea and crack jokes. In this episode, Katherine, Camara, and Light explore the intersections of the soul (re)discovery journey and mental health. They share their own stories about both and how a podcast about spilling the tea on how to take care of yourself was created.CONNECT WITH MENTALITEA: Insta: @mentaliteatalkCONNECT WITH CAMARA: @camararollinCONNECT WITH LIGHT: @epsechCONNECT WITH KATHERINE: Insta: @katherine_wehler www.katherinewehler.comMENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES: https://openpathcollective.org/https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/https://www.jedfoundation.org/https://www.rainn.org/resources

This week your hosts Mr. Intrigue and Leigh Crenshaw- Player talk about gaps: Gaps in their black cultural knowledge, gaps in capitalism, gaps in the education system and gaps in Beyonce's acting ability (All praise due to our lord and savior Queen Beyonce Knowles-Carter, long may she reign). We also speak about the huge gap we fell into with the podcast which turned to a conversation about minding the gaps in our mental health. Remember to stay safe whether you're #EssentialAF or simply #regularAF as we encourage you to fill your synaptic gap with the Unconvenient Truth now recorded every 2 weeks-- because a mind is a terrible thing to lose! CW: This show discusses mental health and mental illness

Mental health is an issue plaguing college campuses across the country. In this episode, I am highlighting a group of students from a Social Practice in the Arts course who are creating a socially engaged art project in the hopes of tackling the lack of mental health resources at SLU. I myself am a part of this class, and it was incredible opportunity to watch 15 people work together on one project to try and make a difference in the SLU community. But it didn't come without it's hardships. Just hearing the words 15-person group project makes me cringe. If you want to participate in MentaliTEA, join us outside of the West Pine entrance of Pius Library between the hours of 9-11 a.m. or 7-9 p.m. on Tuesday May 7, 2019 to grab a mug with some tea and chat about mental health. Pause for Opinion is hosted and produced by Fiona Clair with music by Genna Hilbing. A special thanks to the Saint Louis University Communication Department, the University News Editorial Board, and all the members of the Social Practice in the Arts class. This is the last episode of this iteration of Pause for Opinion, so I want to take a second to thank all of you who have stopped to listen. This project has brought so much understanding, knowledge, and light into my senior year, and I’m so happy I got to share that with you. If you’re new to the podcast, I encourage you to give the other episodes a listen. And if you’ve been with me since episode one, bless you. Thanks for listening :)

We see in your future you enjoying this episode of MentaliTea! Join us as we sit down with Katherine Wehler, energy healer, astrology expert, and tarot extraordinaire, and learn all about how these things not only helped her with her own mental health, but how it helped others as well. We discuss everything from the cosmos, to the skeptics, to our own future through a live tarot reading! Join us as we spill the tea on Astrology! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mentaliteatalk/support

The new MentaliTea podcast season is here! On our first episode back we sit down with the amazing Emilee and Meghan, hosts of the Wedding Therapy Podcast. We go behind the scenes of what planning a wedding can do to your mental health. Just because you are getting married doesn't mean it's always "happily ever after." Join us as we spill the tea on Wedding Therapy! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mentaliteatalk/support

It's the last episode for 2018 and the final episode of Season 1!!! Zack and Camara sit down to discuss why they started MentaliTea, their own histories, and go over each episode of the season. Learn about how each episode came to be, some behind the scenes goodness, and what MentaliTea means to them now and moving forward. Listen in as we spill the tea on Season 1 of MentaliTea. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mentaliteatalk/support

For Episode 11 of MentaliTea we sat down with Chloe Estelle to discuss Autism, Asperger’s Syndrome, the Autism Spectrum and the details and differences between them. Through her many projects and experiences, we learned what it was like to grow up with Autism; form her own identity alongside her twin sister; pursue her major in college; and create an organization called Ourtism, which helps others on the Autism Spectrum to set and achieve their own goals. Beside her during this journey (and this recording!), has been her trusty service dog Benj... and we're just going to apologize ahead of time if we were a bit distracted by him at times. Join us as we spill the tea on Autism! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mentaliteatalk/support

For episode 10 of MentaliTea we sat down with Ashley Kristoff to discuss her journey with Thyroid Cancer, from the diagnosis, to the treatment, to the years afterward. Not only did we learn of some of the warning signs and methods to cope, but we also learned of the strength and dedication it takes to push forward, and how her work at The Mighty helped her realize the importance of priotorizing her mental health post cancer. Along the way we sip on some extravagant tea while sharing laughs about what “eye of the wizard” could possibly mean (either way, we’re going to start a trend, we know it!) Please join us as we spill the tea on Cancer. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mentaliteatalk/support

Have you ever wondered what it's like to see sound? Or what musical made Camara realize she's an empath? Or what numbers Zack wants to hug? In this episode of MentaliTea, Zack and Camara sit down with the multi-talented Steven Butler to discuss his life with Synesthesia and how it has impacted his art, whether that be through dancing, choreography, editing, or directing. Even though you may not be able to see sounds, we hope you learn what it's like to see through his eyes with the sound of our voices. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mentaliteatalk/support

TRIGGER WARNING: This episode discusses the topic of suicide. In this episode of MentaliTea, host Camara and Zack sit down with Remy to discuss ADHD, BiPolar Disorder, and the genius that is Bo Burnham. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mentaliteatalk/support

In this episode of MentaliTea, hosts Camara and Zack discuss the topics of Depression, OCD, and PTSD with special guest Adrian Carter. Along the way, you'll hear a special rendition of the intro by Mr. Carter, the best songs to listen to when you're feeling down, and plenty of that good good tea. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mentaliteatalk/support

The first episode of MentaliTea where we discuss our experiences with anxiety, the results of our Myers-Briggs Personality Tests, and that newfangled "Electrical" music. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mentaliteatalk/support