
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 | 154 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMental Health | |||

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as someone navigating multiple chronic illnesses and finding new ones while battling w ADHD and mental health struggles this is so helpful. i’m wanting to become a health therapist someday. what tips would u have for me?? i’d love to ask some questions if you dont mind sharing
I was excited to find this podcast, as I developed a serious chronic illness last year and am still learning to emotionally adapt to it. The host seems very nice.
She recently posted an episode where she shared some of her political beliefs, which is normally fine - I listen to podcasts from people with a wide variety of political viewpoints. Her intent was to provide mental health advice for people who share her interpretation of some recent events in the news, and who feel distress related... more
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.
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The show centers on chronic illness and mental health, with frequent discussions about neurodivergence, medical trauma, and the emotional and relational impacts of invisible illnesses. Episodes often explore practical therapy approaches, accommodations, and strategies to navigate healthcare systems, caregiver dynamics, and community support. A standout element is the emphasis on inclusivity, lived experience, and collaboration between therapists and medical providers, making it a go-to resource for both clinicians and patients seeking validated guidance and actionable insights about chronic conditions. Potential listeners may find it particularly valuable if they're navigating chronic illness personally, work in health care, or sponsor cont... more
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