This season of the Verywell Mind Podcast will be focused on the power of community and hosted by Minaa B, a licensed social worker, mental health educator, and author of "Owning Our Struggles." Minaa is also a community care expert who helps people build healthy relationships. Every Friday, we'll be speaking with experts, wellness advocates, and individuals with lived experiences about community care and its impact on mental health. Episodes 1 – 263 were hosted by Amy Morin, psychotherapist and former editor-in-chief of Verywell Mind.
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I absolutely love this podcast! Each episode is packed with valuable insights and practical tips. I truly learn something new every time I tune in. I can't recommend it enough!
I’m a new subscriber who is very excited that I stumble upon this great podcast. It have enlightened me and provided me with resources and exercises to improve my mental help. I recommend this podcast you everyone.
I was guided to this podcast by subscribing to the Very Well Mind website. I’ve probably only listened to about a dozen episodes but there are over 200 episodes. I’m looking forward to perusing the titles for topics that interest me.
I like the old show better. For anyone else that is looking for Amy’s content, her show now has a different name, Mentally Stronger with Therapist Amy Morin. Same layout, same Monday interview and Friday Fix.
What about 13 Things Amazingly Strong Men don’t do? Did I miss that one? I listened to one short item on one of the innumerable websites that some of this material is posted on. It’s always the same story. Just repackaged CBT with another pretty bow on it. Nothing new here just the same old, same old. I wish the people that produce this material had a conscience. That helping others is more that just being a 21st Century snake oil sales genius. Pumping out this material “ad nauseum”. But in the... more
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