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The If You Could See Me Project

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The If You Could See Me Project

MHNR Network, LLC

The If You Could See Me Project

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The If You Could See Me Project

MHNR Network, LLC

The If You Could See Me Project

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We are so excited to be welcoming in James to out IYCSM podcast family. James E. Bullard is a Southern gentleman and peddler of optimism, listens to and works with people interested in living their lives more fully. Their stories combined with
To hear Episodes as they come out follow us at "If You Could See Me Stories"Donna Johnson Edwards is, in the words of William Shakespeare, small but fierce. She stands just under 5 feet tall and admits to having to shop in the children's sectio
In our society we are conditions to celebrate the completion of a task. Publishing the book, winning the award, getting the promotion. Those are great things to celebrate and we here at The If You Could See Me Project, Salute you for those bi
Music Therapist Daniel Goldschmidt joins us to talk about all sorts of things living, and learning. Quote of the day, "Whatever you do, Do it on purpose, because everything is fine with consent."
In today's episode Erin speaks with James E. Bullard about asking the universe for what you need, finding joy and the meaning of sequins in the shower drain. Join us for some great insight and a lot of laughs.
In this Emergency Coffee and Conversation Erin talks with Amy Fields about the overturn of Roe and what it means for people with disabilities and their caregivers.You can find Amy here https://manykindsoffams.com/?fbclid=IwAR3msWJIrXNiRl1XQWbAU
This week Erin Talks about Mindfulness and taking space and Kerri chimes in with a post that she found and Erin edited. SCOTUS is working to eliminate bodily autonomy for people with uterus. Erin and Kerri talk about what it really means to b
This morning Honesty and Erin talk about Surviving, living and thriving in addiction recovery.
This morning Erin speaks with Author and former participant Criag Lewis about how he got here and how he worked to make himself ok. Craig gives some great insight on self love and many other things. Along with excepts from his book. Join us
Erin spends time talking to If You Could See Me family member and founder of Living Proof Outreach, Calendria Arroyo about recent suicides by high profile Black people and the discomfort that still exists within Black families in talking about
Erin is taking a break this week to take the opportunity to celebrate Black History Month and Woman's history month with some inspiring stories from our Black community or women! These women are so important to us and their stories are so insp
Coffee and Conversation is back! Erin is talking to author, entrepreneur, mental health advocate, Justine Evirs. Thank you so much to my guest this morning Justine Evirs! This was a great introductory conversation and we will be having Justin
It All Started With… A Broken PelvisThe If You Could See Me Project is about taking shame off the table and bringing your whole self to your life. Well in 2019 things changed for us as they did for the rest of the world, and we had to find new
We have a very special treat for you today. A year ago we had to do something very different. Covid was just ramping up and shutting everything down and we had a group of amazing women that had been working hard leading up to their If You Cou
Today we talk to one of our many If You Could See Me Project family members. Tammy Ozolins lives on the bipolar spectrum. We are excited to hear from her as a teacher and a coach in the covid climate how to navigate trying times and mental he
Today Erin talks with Tara Culton, one of our favorite guests, about Mental health in the religious community. Not just about church but about how to find yourself in a better place among your community no matter what religion you may or may n
The If You Could See Me project began with a bout of synesthesia in the shower when as I washed my hair I envisioned the hashtag. In that moment I knew that this was my mission: to help foster creativity, facilitate self-compassion, remind peop
Today’s guest is Sally Spencer Thomas. She sees issues of suicide prevention and mental health promotion from a host of perspectives. Clinical psychologist. Mental health advocate. Faculty member. Researcher. And suicide loss survivor. She ha
Healing, building, creating and envisioning with Amanda Lynch. This week my amazing guest, author, mindfulness expert, trauma healer, and INSPIRATION Amanda Lynch! We will talk all things healing, building, creating, and envisioning! #IfYouCou
The holidays are a hard time for many people, family, setting boundries, family, traditions and all kinds of people that you may or may not want to see. Today Melissa Earley and Erin address how to get yourself out of the holiday "pickle" and
What is independence? How is it achieved? How much are we responsible for our own liberation and how much do systems and collective responsibility to play a part? I'm thrilled to have this conversation with my dear friend, disability advocate,
I am thrilled to be joined this week by the founder and CEO of the Mental Health News Radio Network, Kristin Sunanta Walker! We will be talking about all things mental health and answering your questions! #IfYouCouldSeeMe began with a bout o
Nick has had the honor of serving in the United States Air Force for 10 years, followed by 4 years in the United States Air Force Reserves. Nick also has 19 years of fire service time, with 16 years of that being in a career department in North
Personal experiences within our systems are essential in learning how to redesign those systems, create policies that protect all people, recognize bias that exists everywhere and most of all help all individuals feel seen, heard, and cared for
We are all born creatives. We then receive messages that undermine our innate creativity and squash the curiosity and courage that is needed to exercise the creative muscle. It's time to reclaim, release shame, and step into the light. It can
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