
Disrupting the mental health and medical system for people with chronic, invisible illnesses. We will no longer accept lack of answers, empathy, and guidance from the professionals we are told to trust. It’s not in your head, you are not a burden, and we’ll prove that to you one episode at a time. I'm an Atlanta-based mental health therapist specializing in chronic pain / invisible illnesses. This... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 144 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthHealth & Fitness | |||

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Destiny and her guests discuss chronic pain and the emotional and psychological affects of dealing with it in an accepting and accessible warm comforting environment. The guests are so inspirational and giving. Destiny is a great interviewer and so compassionate. Great pod!!
Destiny is legit. She is approachable and cares about accessibility. She understands the nuance of chronic illness and gives so many free tips to help people support themselves with chronic illness. Her acceptance therapy approach changes lives.
As a therapist with chronic illness I have found this podcast to be invaluable. I love the ranges of guests that Destiny interviews and this podcast has become a go-to resource for my clients. Highly, highly recommend.
As a mental health therapist, I appreciate this podcast personally, and as a resource for my clients between sessions.
This podcast is an excellent free resource for those of us who who cannot access specialized mental health care for chronic illnesses. To me, it is a testament of Destiny’s character, compassion, & sincerity that she provides these talks for us. I love how down to earth the conversations are & how Destiny can bring the actual person/human being out of the clinician, as so many clinicians/therapists can put up a “white coat” wall & be very dry, coldly impersonal, overly clinical, in talking about... more
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Focusing on the experiences of individuals dealing with chronic, invisible illnesses, the content emphasizes the need for empathy, understanding, and effective communication within the healthcare system. Episodes often feature experts from various health disciplines discussing practical solutions, coping strategies, and the emotional burdens associated with chronic conditions. Notably, it challenges traditional perspectives of mental health and medical care, aiming to empower listeners through valuable resources, personal stories, and an inclusive community. By highlighting the complexities of chronic illnesses, this content serves as a critical resource for those feeling unheard or marginalized within the medical landscape.
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