What if depression isn’t simply a chemical imbalance, but a signal that something deeper needs attention?In this episode, Debbie Nelson sits down with functional psychiatrist Dr. James Greenblatt to explore a more personalized approach to depression and mental health. Dr. Greenblatt shares how nutritional deficiencies, inflammation, hormones, genetics, gut health, and other biological factors may influence mood and brain function. Instead of simply asking which treatment fits a diagnosis, he encourages us to ask a different question: What might be contributing to this person's symptoms? It’s a conversation about looking deeper, testing instead of guessing, and finding new reasons for hope. <h2>In This Episode, You'll Learn</h2><ul><li>Why depression may have different root causes for different people</li><li>How nutritional deficiencies can affect brain function and mood</li><li>The roles of B12, zinc, iron, folate, amino acids, and healthy fats</li><li>Why thyroid function, inflammation, hormones, and gut health matter</li><li>How protein and amino acids support neurotransmitter production</li><li>Why lab results that appear "normal" may not always tell the whole story</li><li>How functional psychiatry uses testing to create a more individualized approach</li><li>Why conventional and integrative treatments don't have to be either/or</li><li>How looking for underlying contributors can bring new hope when previous treatments haven't worked</li><li> </li></ul><h2>About Dr. James Greenblatt</h2>Dr. James Greenblatt is a board-certified child and adult psychiatrist and a pioneer in functional and integrative psychiatry. For decades, his work has focused on nutritional deficiencies and other biological factors that can influence mental health.He is the author of several books, including Finally Hopeful: The Personalized, Whole-Body Plan to Find and Fix the Root Causes of Your Depression. <h2>A Note for Listeners</h2>This podcast is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, or replace individualized medical or mental health care. Never stop or change a psychiatric medication without working with a qualified healthcare professional.

What if depression isn’t simply a chemical imbalance, but a signal that something deeper needs attention?In this episode, Debbie Nelson sits down with functional psychiatrist Dr. James Greenblatt to explore a more personalized approach to depression and mental health.Dr. Greenblatt shares how nutritional deficiencies, inflammation, hormones, genetics, gut health, and other biological factors may influence mood and brain function. Instead of simply asking which treatment fits a diagnosis, he encourages us to ask a different question: What might be contributing to this person's symptoms?It’s a conversation about looking deeper, testing instead of guessing, and finding new reasons for hope.In This Episode, You'll LearnWhy depression may have different root causes for different peopleHow nutritional deficiencies can affect brain function and moodThe roles of B12, zinc, iron, folate, amino acids, and healthy fatsWhy thyroid function, inflammation, hormones, and gut health matterHow protein and amino acids support neurotransmitter productionWhy lab results that appear "normal" may not always tell the whole storyHow functional psychiatry uses testing to create a more individualized approachWhy conventional and integrative treatments don't have to be either/orHow looking for underlying contributors can bring new hope when previous treatments haven't workedAbout Dr. James GreenblattDr. James Greenblatt is a board-certified child and adult psychiatrist and a pioneer in functional and integrative psychiatry. For decades, his work has focused on nutritional deficiencies and other biological factors that can influence mental health.He is the author of several books, including Finally Hopeful: The Personalized, Whole-Body Plan to Find and Fix the Root Causes of Your Depression.A Note for ListenersThis podcast is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, or replace individualized medical or mental health care. Never stop or change a psychiatric medication without working with a qualified healthcare professional.

Revolutionary Mental Health: Breaking Barriers and Inspiring Change

Finally Hopeful with Dr. James Greenblatt

What happens to the brain and body when hormones begin to change during perimenopause and menopause? In this episode of the Revolutionary Mental Health Podcast, Debbie sits down with Dr. Felice Gersh, an integrative physician and internationally recognized expert in women’s health, to explore the connection between hormones, menopause, brain health, and emotional well-being. Dr. Gersh explains why estrogen plays a role in far more than reproduction and why hormonal changes during menopause can affect multiple systems throughout the body. The conversation explores changes women may experience in mood, sleep, cognition, energy, and overall well-being—and why these symptoms deserve to be taken seriously. She also discusses the evolving conversation around hormone therapy, individualized care, and why women deserve better education about what is happening to their bodies during this major life transition. In this episode, you’ll hear about: How estrogen functions throughout the bodyThe connection between hormones, the brain, and mental well-beingWhy perimenopause can bring changes in mood, sleep, and cognitionWhat happens as estrogen levels change during menopauseWhy menopause is about more than hot flashesThe evolving conversation surrounding hormone therapyWhy the “lowest dose” isn’t automatically the right approach for every womanThe importance of individualized care and informed conversations with your healthcare providerWhy women need better education and support throughout perimenopause and menopause Dr. Gersh encourages women to understand menopause not simply as the end of the reproductive years, but as an important biological transition that can affect the entire body. Women deserve to understand what is happening to their bodies—and to be part of informed decisions about their care. ️ About Revolutionary Mental Health The Revolutionary Mental Health Podcast explores integrative, evidence-informed approaches to mental health and whole-person wellness. Through conversations with practitioners, researchers, educators, and people with lived experience, we explore the many biological, psychological, nutritional, hormonal, and lifestyle factors that may influence mental and emotional well-being. About Dr. Felice Gersh Dr. Felice Gersh is a physician specializing in integrative women’s health, with a particular focus on hormones, reproductive health, perimenopause, menopause, and healthy aging. She is an author, educator, and advocate for improving women’s understanding of their hormonal health throughout every stage of life. Educational Disclaimer:This podcast is provided for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended to provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Hormone therapy has potential benefits and risks and is not appropriate for everyone. Always discuss your individual health history, symptoms, medications, and treatment options with a qualified healthcare professional. #FeliceGersh #Menopause #Perimenopause #WomensHealth #HormoneHealth #Hormones #MenopauseHealth #BrainHealth #MentalHealth #RevolutionaryMentalHealth #MentalHealthPodcast #Estrogen #HealthyAging

What happens to the brain and body when hormones begin to change during perimenopause and menopause?In this episode of the Revolutionary Mental Health Podcast, Debbie sits down with Dr. Felice Gersh, an integrative physician and internationally recognized expert in women’s health, to explore the connection between hormones, menopause, brain health, and emotional well-being.Dr. Gersh explains why estrogen plays a role in far more than reproduction and why hormonal changes during menopause can affect multiple systems throughout the body. The conversation explores changes women may experience in mood, sleep, cognition, energy, and overall well-being—and why these symptoms deserve to be taken seriously.She also discusses the evolving conversation around hormone therapy, individualized care, and why women deserve better education about what is happening to their bodies during this major life transition.In this episode, you’ll hear about:How estrogen functions throughout the bodyThe connection between hormones, the brain, and mental well-beingWhy perimenopause can bring changes in mood, sleep, and cognitionWhat happens as estrogen levels change during menopauseWhy menopause is about more than hot flashesThe evolving conversation surrounding hormone therapyWhy the “lowest dose” isn’t automatically the right approach for every womanThe importance of individualized care and informed conversations with your healthcare providerWhy women need better education and support throughout perimenopause and menopauseDr. Gersh encourages women to understand menopause not simply as the end of the reproductive years, but as an important biological transition that can affect the entire body.Women deserve to understand what is happening to their bodies—and to be part of informed decisions about their care.️ About Revolutionary Mental HealthThe Revolutionary Mental Health Podcast explores integrative, evidence-informed approaches to mental health and whole-person wellness. Through conversations with practitioners, researchers, educators, and people with lived experience, we explore the many biological, psychological, nutritional, hormonal, and lifestyle factors that may influence mental and emotional well-being.About Dr. Felice GershDr. Felice Gersh is a physician specializing in integrative women’s health, with a particular focus on hormones, reproductive health, perimenopause, menopause, and healthy aging. She is an author, educator, and advocate for improving women’s understanding of their hormonal health throughout every stage of life.Educational Disclaimer:This podcast is provided for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended to provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Hormone therapy has potential benefits and risks and is not appropriate for everyone. Always discuss your individual health history, symptoms, medications, and treatment options with a qualified healthcare professional.#FeliceGersh #Menopause #Perimenopause #WomensHealth #HormoneHealth #Hormones #MenopauseHealth #BrainHealth #MentalHealth #RevolutionaryMentalHealth #MentalHealthPodcast #Estrogen #HealthyAging

What Menopause Really Does to Women with Dr. Felice Gersh

<h3>The Starving Brain: Nutrition, Addiction & Mental Health Recovery with Christina Veselak</h3> What if cravings, mood changes, and struggles in recovery aren’t simply about willpower? In this episode, Christina Veselak explores the powerful connection between nutrition, brain chemistry, addiction, and mental health. She explains how nutrient deficiencies and unstable blood sugar may affect the brain and contribute to cravings, low mood, anxiety, and difficulty maintaining recovery. Christina shares why nourishing the brain and body can be an important, yet often overlooked, piece of addiction and mental health recovery. In this episode, you’ll learn:<ul><li>How nutrition can influence brain chemistry and mood</li><li>Why cravings may have a biological component</li><li>The connection between blood sugar and emotional stability</li><li>How amino acids support neurotransmitter production</li><li>Why the recovering brain may need additional nutritional support</li><li>Simple ways food can become part of a whole-person recovery plan</li></ul> Recovery is about more than removing a substance or changing a behavior. Supporting the body and giving the brain the nutrients it needs may help create a stronger foundation for healing. Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, or replace individualized medical or mental health care.

The Starving Brain: Nutrition, Addiction & Mental Health Recovery with Christina VeselakWhat if cravings, mood changes, and struggles in recovery aren’t simply about willpower?In this episode, Christina Veselak explores the powerful connection between nutrition, brain chemistry, addiction, and mental health. She explains how nutrient deficiencies and unstable blood sugar may affect the brain and contribute to cravings, low mood, anxiety, and difficulty maintaining recovery.Christina shares why nourishing the brain and body can be an important, yet often overlooked, piece of addiction and mental health recovery.In this episode, you’ll learn:How nutrition can influence brain chemistry and moodWhy cravings may have a biological componentThe connection between blood sugar and emotional stabilityHow amino acids support neurotransmitter productionWhy the recovering brain may need additional nutritional supportSimple ways food can become part of a whole-person recovery planRecovery is about more than removing a substance or changing a behavior. Supporting the body and giving the brain the nutrients it needs may help create a stronger foundation for healing.Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, or replace individualized medical or mental health care.

The Starving Brain with Christina Veselak

What if one of the missing pieces in mental health and addiction recovery is something we do every single day—eat? In this episode of the Revolutionary Mental Health Podcast, Debbie Nelson sits down with longtime friend and nutrition recovery coach Patti Reese to explore the powerful connection between food, brain health, mood, and recovery. Patti shares her own journey from addiction to more than two decades of sobriety—and how, even as a trained health coach, she discovered there was a critical piece missing from her own recovery: learning how to truly nourish her brain and body. Together, Debbie and Patti discuss blood sugar stability, protein and healthy fats, amino acids, nervous system regulation, and why supporting the physical body can be an important part of supporting mental and emotional wellness. They also bring it back to something surprisingly simple: getting into the kitchen. From Patti’s healthier PB&J to easy food swaps and realistic meal planning, this conversation is a reminder that nourishing yourself doesn’t have to be complicated. In this episode, you’ll hear about: • Patti’s personal journey through addiction and recovery• The connection between nutrition, mood, and brain health• Why blood sugar can matter for anxiety, cravings, and emotional stability• The role of protein, healthy fats, and complex carbohydrates• Supporting the body alongside the emotional and spiritual sides of recovery• Simple ways to make nourishing food more realistic• Why cooking for yourself can be an act of self-care• Patti’s work with individuals, families, and professionals If you’ve ever felt like you’re doing all the “right” things for your mental health or recovery but still feel like something is missing, this conversation may give you another piece of the puzzle. Learn more about Patti Reese and the resources mentioned in this episode at the links below. Website: https://www.patireiss.com/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@RecoveryWellnessKitchen  Subscribe to the Revolutionary Mental Health Podcast for more conversations exploring integrative approaches to mental health, recovery, and whole-person wellness. #MentalHealth #AddictionRecovery #NutritionAndMentalHealth #BrainHealth #RecoveryNutrition #HolisticMentalHealth #MentalWellness #RevolutionaryMentalHealth

What if one of the missing pieces in mental health and addiction recovery is something we do every single day—eat?In this episode of the Revolutionary Mental Health Podcast, Debbie Nelson sits down with longtime friend and nutrition recovery coach Patti Reese to explore the powerful connection between food, brain health, mood, and recovery.Patti shares her own journey from addiction to more than two decades of sobriety—and how, even as a trained health coach, she discovered there was a critical piece missing from her own recovery: learning how to truly nourish her brain and body.Together, Debbie and Patti discuss blood sugar stability, protein and healthy fats, amino acids, nervous system regulation, and why supporting the physical body can be an important part of supporting mental and emotional wellness.They also bring it back to something surprisingly simple: getting into the kitchen. From Patti’s healthier PB&J to easy food swaps and realistic meal planning, this conversation is a reminder that nourishing yourself doesn’t have to be complicated.In this episode, you’ll hear about:• Patti’s personal journey through addiction and recovery• The connection between nutrition, mood, and brain health• Why blood sugar can matter for anxiety, cravings, and emotional stability• The role of protein, healthy fats, and complex carbohydrates• Supporting the body alongside the emotional and spiritual sides of recovery• Simple ways to make nourishing food more realistic• Why cooking for yourself can be an act of self-care• Patti’s work with individuals, families, and professionalsIf you’ve ever felt like you’re doing all the “right” things for your mental health or recovery but still feel like something is missing, this conversation may give you another piece of the puzzle.Learn more about Patti Reese and the resources mentioned in this episode at the links below.Website: https://www.patireiss.com/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@RecoveryWellnessKitchen Subscribe to the Revolutionary Mental Health Podcast for more conversations exploring integrative approaches to mental health, recovery, and whole-person wellness.#MentalHealth #AddictionRecovery #NutritionAndMentalHealth #BrainHealth #RecoveryNutrition #HolisticMentalHealth #MentalWellness #RevolutionaryMentalHealth

Eating & Living to THRIVE! with Pati Reiss

What if your mental health symptoms are only one piece of a much bigger picture? In this episode of Revolutionary Mental Health, Debbie Nelson sits down with Dr. Courtney Snyder, MD, a holistic, functional, and environmental psychiatrist, to explore how physical health, environmental exposures, immune function, and the nervous system may influence mental health. Dr. Snyder shares how her own health journey changed the way she practices psychiatry and why she began looking beyond symptoms to explore what may be contributing underneath. In this conversation, we explore: • Mold toxicity and its potential connection to brain-related symptoms• Why mold exposure doesn’t always cause obvious respiratory symptoms• Mast cell activation and immune reactivity• Limbic and autonomic nervous system dysregulation• Nutrient and biochemical imbalances• What “holistic psychiatry” really means• How Dr. Snyder evaluates complex cases• Why integrative and conventional psychiatric care can work together Rather than only asking, “What diagnosis fits these symptoms?” this conversation invites another question: “What might be contributing to them?” CONNECT WITH DR. COURTNEY SNYDERWebsite: https://www.courtneysnydermd.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@courtneysnydermd-holisticp3072 Social Media: FB: https://www.facebook.com/courtneysnydermd/IG: https://www.instagram.com/holistic_psychiatry/  RESOURCES MENTIONEDWalsh Research Institute: https://www.walshinstitute.org/ Integrative Medicine for Mental Health: https://www.immh.org/  REVOLUTIONARY MENTAL HEALTHSubscribe for conversations exploring integrative mental health, emerging research, and whole-person approaches to understanding mental health. Important: This episode is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, or replace individualized medical or mental health care. Do not stop or change medications or treatment without working with a qualified healthcare professional. #MentalHealth #HolisticPsychiatry #IntegrativeMentalHealth #MoldToxicity #BrainHealth #FunctionalMedicine #NervousSystem #RootCause

What if your mental health symptoms are only one piece of a much bigger picture?In this episode of Revolutionary Mental Health, Debbie Nelson sits down with Dr. Courtney Snyder, MD, a holistic, functional, and environmental psychiatrist, to explore how physical health, environmental exposures, immune function, and the nervous system may influence mental health.Dr. Snyder shares how her own health journey changed the way she practices psychiatry and why she began looking beyond symptoms to explore what may be contributing underneath.In this conversation, we explore:• Mold toxicity and its potential connection to brain-related symptoms• Why mold exposure doesn’t always cause obvious respiratory symptoms• Mast cell activation and immune reactivity• Limbic and autonomic nervous system dysregulation• Nutrient and biochemical imbalances• What “holistic psychiatry” really means• How Dr. Snyder evaluates complex cases• Why integrative and conventional psychiatric care can work togetherRather than only asking, “What diagnosis fits these symptoms?” this conversation invites another question:“What might be contributing to them?” CONNECT WITH DR. COURTNEY SNYDERWebsite: https://www.courtneysnydermd.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@courtneysnydermd-holisticp3072 Social Media: FB: https://www.facebook.com/courtneysnydermd/IG: https://www.instagram.com/holistic_psychiatry/  RESOURCES MENTIONEDWalsh Research Institute: https://www.walshinstitute.org/ Integrative Medicine for Mental Health: https://www.immh.org/  REVOLUTIONARY MENTAL HEALTHSubscribe for conversations exploring integrative mental health, emerging research, and whole-person approaches to understanding mental health.Important: This episode is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, or replace individualized medical or mental health care. Do not stop or change medications or treatment without working with a qualified healthcare professional.#MentalHealth #HolisticPsychiatry #IntegrativeMentalHealth #MoldToxicity #BrainHealth #FunctionalMedicine #NervousSystem #RootCause

Dr Courntey Snyder

What if mental health requires us to look beyond symptoms—and consider the whole person? In this episode of Revolutionary Mental Health, Debbie Nelson and Dr. Zenith Demir sit down with psychiatrist and bestselling author Dr. Kelly Brogan for a candid conversation about psychiatric medication, lifestyle, nutrition, self-regulation, relationships, identity, and personal transformation. Dr. Brogan shares her journey from traditionally trained psychiatrist to questioning some of the beliefs she once held about mental health treatment. She discusses how her own health experience opened the door to exploring nutrition and lifestyle—and how her work eventually expanded into deeper questions about emotional regulation, personal responsibility, relationships, femininity, motherhood, and spirituality. In this episode, you'll learn: • What led Dr. Brogan to begin questioning her traditional medical training• Her perspective on psychiatric medication and looking beyond symptom management• The role lifestyle, nutrition, and daily choices may play in supporting well-being• Why learning to sit with discomfort can change how we respond to difficult situations• How achievement and external validation can become disconnected from fulfillment• Why connection, relationships, and self-awareness have become central to her work• A simple 60–90 second practice Dr. Brogan uses to pause and observe an emotional response before reacting Key Takeaways: Mental health can involve much more than addressing symptoms alone.Self-regulation may begin with something as simple as learning to pause before immediately reacting to discomfort.Personal responsibility isn't the same as self-blame—it can be an invitation to recognize where we still have choices.Achievement, productivity, and independence don't automatically create connection or fulfillment.Healing and personal growth can be an evolving process rather than a destination. Resources & People Discussed: • Dr. Kelly Brogan's books and programs• David Deida's work on embodiment and masculine/feminine dynamics• Lifestyle and nutrition practices• Meditation and self-regulation• “Self-husbanding” and “entering through the upset”• Personal responsibility, relationships, and emotional regulation Explore Dr. Kelly Brogan's work:http://www.kellybroganmd.com   Books & Programs:Books:<a href="https://amzn.to/4xGGVXh" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204); background-color: transparent;">Own Yourself </a><a href="https://amzn.to/4zT2PZ2" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204); background-color: transparent;">A Mind of Your Own</a><a href="https://amzn.to/4i5A2Km" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204); background-color: transparent;">The Reclaimed Woman</a> Learn more about Revolutionary Mental Health:Revolutionary Mental Health  ️ Subscribe to Revolutionary Mental Health for conversations exploring integrative, whole-person approaches to mental health and wellness. Important Disclaimer:This podcast is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended to provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The views and experiences expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Revolutionary Mental Health. Do not start, stop, or change any medication or treatment without consulting an appropriately qualified healthcare professional. #KellyBrogan #MentalHealth #RevolutionaryMentalHealth #IntegrativeMentalHealth #MentalWellness #WholePersonHealth #SelfRegulation #PersonalGrowth #WomensWellness if mental health requires us to look beyond symptoms—and consider the whole person? Affiliate Disclaimer: Some links on this page are affiliate links. If you make a purchase through one of these links, we may earn a small commission at no additional cost to you.

What if mental health requires us to look beyond symptoms—and consider the whole person?In this episode of Revolutionary Mental Health, Debbie Nelson and Dr. Zenith Demir sit down with psychiatrist and bestselling author Dr. Kelly Brogan for a candid conversation about psychiatric medication, lifestyle, nutrition, self-regulation, relationships, identity, and personal transformation.Dr. Brogan shares her journey from traditionally trained psychiatrist to questioning some of the beliefs she once held about mental health treatment. She discusses how her own health experience opened the door to exploring nutrition and lifestyle—and how her work eventually expanded into deeper questions about emotional regulation, personal responsibility, relationships, femininity, motherhood, and spirituality.In this episode, you'll learn:• What led Dr. Brogan to begin questioning her traditional medical training• Her perspective on psychiatric medication and looking beyond symptom management• The role lifestyle, nutrition, and daily choices may play in supporting well-being• Why learning to sit with discomfort can change how we respond to difficult situations• How achievement and external validation can become disconnected from fulfillment• Why connection, relationships, and self-awareness have become central to her work• A simple 60–90 second practice Dr. Brogan uses to pause and observe an emotional response before reactingKey Takeaways:Mental health can involve much more than addressing symptoms alone.Self-regulation may begin with something as simple as learning to pause before immediately reacting to discomfort.Personal responsibility isn't the same as self-blame—it can be an invitation to recognize where we still have choices.Achievement, productivity, and independence don't automatically create connection or fulfillment.Healing and personal growth can be an evolving process rather than a destination.Resources & People Discussed:• Dr. Kelly Brogan's books and programs• David Deida's work on embodiment and masculine/feminine dynamics• Lifestyle and nutrition practices• Meditation and self-regulation• “Self-husbanding” and “entering through the upset”• Personal responsibility, relationships, and emotional regulationExplore Dr. Kelly Brogan's work:http://www.kellybroganmd.com  Books & Programs:Books:Own Yourself A Mind of Your OwnThe Reclaimed WomanLearn more about Revolutionary Mental Health:Revolutionary Mental Health ️ Subscribe to Revolutionary Mental Health for conversations exploring integrative, whole-person approaches to mental health and wellness.Important Disclaimer:This podcast is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended to provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The views and experiences expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Revolutionary Mental Health. Do not start, stop, or change any medication or treatment without consulting an appropriately qualified healthcare professional.#KellyBrogan #MentalHealth #RevolutionaryMentalHealth #IntegrativeMentalHealth #MentalWellness #WholePersonHealth #SelfRegulation #PersonalGrowth #WomensWellness if mental health requires us to look beyond symptoms—and consider the whole person?Affiliate Disclaimer: Some links on this page are affiliate links. If you make a purchase through one of these links, we may earn a small commission at no additional cost to you.

Do Psychiatric Meds Really Work- With Dr. Kelly Brogan

Debbie sits down with Dr. Christina Veselak, founder of the Academy for Addiction and Mental Health Nutrition, to uncover the missing link in recovery feeding the brain first. With over 30 years of experience, Christina explains how nutrient deficiencies, skipped meals, and imbalanced blood sugar quietly sabotage mental health and addiction recovery. Together, they explore how amino acid therapy and real-food nutrition can restore balance, reduce cravings, and create emotional stability from the inside out. Debbie shares her personal transformation through Christina’s Academy, showing how nutrition became the foundation of her healing. Whether you’re in recovery, a therapist, or simply seeking holistic wellness, this episode reveals why true healing begins when we nourish the brain...body, mind, and soul. “You can’t therapy your way out of a starving brain.” – Dr. Christina Veselak <h3>Key Takeaways</h3>️The Missing Link in Recovery: Why nutrition and brain chemistry must be addressed for sustainable healing.Amino Acid Therapy Explained: How feeding neurotransmitters naturally supports mood, focus, and emotional regulation.Blood Sugar & the Brain: The science behind why skipping meals triggers anxiety, irritability, and relapse.Inside the Academy for Addiction and Mental Health Nutrition: How Christina trains professionals to integrate food and nutrients into treatment.Eating Protein Saves Lives: How Christina's nonprofit helps individuals and treatment centers nourish recovery.The Three-Legged Stool of Recovery: Balancing the biochemical, psychosocial, and spiritual sides of healing. <h3>Connect with Dr. Christina Veselak</h3>Website: <a href="#" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Academy for Addiction and Mental Health Nutrition</a>Foundation: <a href="#" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Eating Protein Saves Lives</a>Instagram: <a href="#" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">@aminoacidnutrition</a><h3> </h3><h3> </h3><h3>Listen & Subscribe</h3>If this episode inspired you, share it with a friend, practitioner, or loved one walking their own healing journey.Follow Revolutionary Mental Health on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube and don’t forget to leave a review to help others discover the power of nutritional healing for recovery. Disclaimer: The information provided during the Revolutionary Mental Health Podcast is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not intended to replace professional mental health care, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician, therapist, or other qualified health provider regarding a mental health condition. Views expressed are those of the individual speakers and not necessarily Revolutionary Mental Health organizers and Producers.

Debbie sits down with Dr. Christina Veselak, founder of the Academy for Addiction and Mental Health Nutrition, to uncover the missing link in recovery feeding the brain first. With over 30 years of experience, Christina explains how nutrient deficiencies, skipped meals, and imbalanced blood sugar quietly sabotage mental health and addiction recovery.Together, they explore how amino acid therapy and real-food nutrition can restore balance, reduce cravings, and create emotional stability from the inside out. Debbie shares her personal transformation through Christina’s Academy, showing how nutrition became the foundation of her healing.Whether you’re in recovery, a therapist, or simply seeking holistic wellness, this episode reveals why true healing begins when we nourish the brain...body, mind, and soul.“You can’t therapy your way out of a starving brain.” – Dr. Christina VeselakKey Takeaways️The Missing Link in Recovery: Why nutrition and brain chemistry must be addressed for sustainable healing.Amino Acid Therapy Explained: How feeding neurotransmitters naturally supports mood, focus, and emotional regulation.Blood Sugar & the Brain: The science behind why skipping meals triggers anxiety, irritability, and relapse.Inside the Academy for Addiction and Mental Health Nutrition: How Christina trains professionals to integrate food and nutrients into treatment.Eating Protein Saves Lives: How Christina's nonprofit helps individuals and treatment centers nourish recovery.The Three-Legged Stool of Recovery: Balancing the biochemical, psychosocial, and spiritual sides of healing.Connect with Dr. Christina VeselakWebsite: Academy for Addiction and Mental Health NutritionFoundation: Eating Protein Saves LivesInstagram: @aminoacidnutritionListen & SubscribeIf this episode inspired you, share it with a friend, practitioner, or loved one walking their own healing journey.Follow Revolutionary Mental Health on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube and don’t forget to leave a review to help others discover the power of nutritional healing for recovery.Disclaimer: The information provided during the Revolutionary Mental Health Podcast is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not intended to replace professional mental health care, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician, therapist, or other qualified health provider regarding a mental health condition.Views expressed are those of the individual speakers and not necessarily Revolutionary Mental Health organizers and Producers.

Feed the Brain-Fuel Recovery: with Dr. Christina Veselak

In this powerful and deeply personal conversation, Debbie sits down with Jen Bruce, trauma-informed recovery and wellness coach, founder of Humans Can Heal, and licensed psilocybin facilitator in Oregon. Together, they dive into the missing link between sobriety, nervous system healing, trauma recovery, and functional medicine. Jen shares her own recovery story from early sobriety and exhaustion to rediscovering balance through nutrition, holistic healing, and plant medicine. This episode unpacks what it really takes to heal physically, emotionally, and spiritually after addiction or long-term medication use. Whether you’re sober-curious, tapering, or seeking a deeper approach to mental wellness, this conversation will remind you that healing is possible and it doesn’t have to be hard. <h3> Episode Highlights</h3><ul><li>Understanding Whole-Person Healing: Why sustainable recovery requires more than just medication or mindset work it’s about body literacy, balance, and spiritual reconnection.</li><li>Functional Medicine Meets Recovery: How Jen combines trauma-informed care with nutrition, lab testing, herbalism, and functional medicine to restore the body’s natural ability to heal.</li><li>Breaking Free from Limiting Beliefs: The truth behind what we’ve been taught in Western medicine and how to reclaim your power and agency in your own healing journey.</li><li>Plant Medicine Education: What to know about psilocybin, ibogaine, and ketamine how each works, who they’re for, and the importance of preparation and integration.</li><li>The Real Work of Healing: Why lasting transformation isn’t found in one session, pill, or retreat but in the integration and daily choices that follow.</li><li>Understanding Triggers: The hidden role of sleep, environment, and nutrition in relapse prevention and emotional stability.</li><li>Empowered Healing: Jen’s message to everyone on the path you can recover, you can be medication-free, and you can rebuild your health one intentional step at a time.</li></ul> <h3>⏱️ Timestamp Breakdown</h3>[00:00] Jen’s journey from early sobriety to holistic healing[07:30] Discovering the limits of traditional recovery tools[14:45] The role of nutrition, functional medicine, and body regulation[23:10] Building sustainable healing practices (no quick fixes!)[31:20] The truth about plant medicine: psilocybin, ketamine, and ibogaine[40:55] Preparing for psychedelic therapy: intention over expectation[52:00] The power of integration — where true transformation happens[01:04:00] Jen’s holistic coaching process and what to expect[01:15:00] Why healing is a long game — and how to create lasting results <h3> Connect with Jen Bruce</h3><ul><li>Website: HumansCanHeal.com</li><li>Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/humanscanheal" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">@humanscanheal</a></li><li>Work with Jen: Schedule a free discovery call or learn more about functional recovery, trauma-informed healing, and psilocybin integration at her website.</li></ul> <h3> Key Takeaway</h3><blockquote>“Healing doesn’t have to be hard. You are the CEO of your own health and once you remember that, everything begins to change.”</blockquote> <h3>Listen & Subscribe</h3>If this episode inspired you, share it with a friend, practitioner, or loved one walking their own healing journey. <h3>Follow Revolutionary Mental Health on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube and don’t forget to leave a review to help others discover the power of nutritional healing for recovery.</h3> <h3>Disclaimer: The information provided during the Revolutionary Mental Health Podcast is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not intended to replace professional mental health care, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician, therapist, or other qualified health provider regarding a mental health condition.</h3> Views expressed are those of the individual speakers and not necessarily Revolutionary Mental Health organizers and Producers.

In this powerful and deeply personal conversation, Debbie sits down with Jen Bruce, trauma-informed recovery and wellness coach, founder of Humans Can Heal, and licensed psilocybin facilitator in Oregon. Together, they dive into the missing link between sobriety, nervous system healing, trauma recovery, and functional medicine.Jen shares her own recovery story from early sobriety and exhaustion to rediscovering balance through nutrition, holistic healing, and plant medicine. This episode unpacks what it really takes to heal physically, emotionally, and spiritually after addiction or long-term medication use. Whether you’re sober-curious, tapering, or seeking a deeper approach to mental wellness, this conversation will remind you that healing is possible and it doesn’t have to be hard. Episode HighlightsUnderstanding Whole-Person Healing: Why sustainable recovery requires more than just medication or mindset work it’s about body literacy, balance, and spiritual reconnection.Functional Medicine Meets Recovery: How Jen combines trauma-informed care with nutrition, lab testing, herbalism, and functional medicine to restore the body’s natural ability to heal.Breaking Free from Limiting Beliefs: The truth behind what we’ve been taught in Western medicine and how to reclaim your power and agency in your own healing journey.Plant Medicine Education: What to know about psilocybin, ibogaine, and ketamine how each works, who they’re for, and the importance of preparation and integration.The Real Work of Healing: Why lasting transformation isn’t found in one session, pill, or retreat but in the integration and daily choices that follow.Understanding Triggers: The hidden role of sleep, environment, and nutrition in relapse prevention and emotional stability.Empowered Healing: Jen’s message to everyone on the path you can recover, you can be medication-free, and you can rebuild your health one intentional step at a time.⏱️ Timestamp Breakdown[00:00] Jen’s journey from early sobriety to holistic healing[07:30] Discovering the limits of traditional recovery tools[14:45] The role of nutrition, functional medicine, and body regulation[23:10] Building sustainable healing practices (no quick fixes!)[31:20] The truth about plant medicine: psilocybin, ketamine, and ibogaine[40:55] Preparing for psychedelic therapy: intention over expectation[52:00] The power of integration — where true transformation happens[01:04:00] Jen’s holistic coaching process and what to expect[01:15:00] Why healing is a long game — and how to create lasting results Connect with Jen BruceWebsite: HumansCanHeal.comInstagram: @humanscanhealWork with Jen: Schedule a free discovery call or learn more about functional recovery, trauma-informed healing, and psilocybin integration at her website. Key Takeaway“Healing doesn’t have to be hard. You are the CEO of your own health and once you remember that, everything begins to change.”Listen & SubscribeIf this episode inspired you, share it with a friend, practitioner, or loved one walking their own healing journey.Follow Revolutionary Mental Health on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube and don’t forget to leave a review to help others discover the power of nutritional healing for recovery.Disclaimer: The information provided during the Revolutionary Mental Health Podcast is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not intended to replace professional mental health care, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician, therapist, or other qualified health provider regarding a mental health condition.Views expressed are those of the individual speakers and not necessarily Revolutionary Mental Health organizers and Producers.

Healing Beyond the Prescription: Reclaiming Your Power with Jen Bruce

Debbie sits down with Michael, a veteran advocate and plant medicine facilitator, whose mission is to help veterans and trauma survivors rediscover peace, purpose, and spiritual connection through sacred healing practices. Michael shares his journey from service and personal struggle to healing through Bufo (5-MeO-DMT) and psilocybin (mushrooms). What began as a personal exploration became a calling to serve others by creating Healing Frontline Heroes, a retreat program in Sonora, Mexico, that blends indigenous ceremony, veteran support, and plant medicine integration. This episode offers a grounded, deeply human look at what it means to come home to yourself body, mind, and soul and how plant medicine can guide even the most wounded hearts toward wholeness. Whether you’re a veteran, a trauma survivor, or simply someone seeking authentic transformation, this conversation reveals the power of healing that transcends borders and beliefs. <h3>Key Takeaways </h3> Understanding Bufo (5-MeO-DMT): What it is, how it’s sourced from the Sonoran Desert Toad, and why this naturally occurring medicine mirrors our body’s own DMT production. The Fifth Dimension of Healing: How plant medicine opens the door to the multi-dimensional self and dissolves the illusion of separation and fear. From Military Service to Soul Service: Michael’s story of leaving his job, following his inner calling, and dedicating his life to guiding others through deep healing. Lessons from Indigenous Mentorship: What it’s really like to train with authentic shamans in Mexico, and the importance of respect, relationship, and humility in sacred medicine work. Healing Frontline Heroes: How Michael founded a nonprofit-style retreat bringing veterans and civilians together for seven-day healing immersions that include Temazcal, Kambo, and Bufo ceremonies. Trauma, Integration, and True Recovery: Why healing isn’t about escaping pain — it’s about meeting it with compassion and transforming it into wisdom and peace. The Spirit of Service: Michael’s reminder that “we are all multi-dimensional beings” — and the journey home begins by remembering our oneness. <h3>⏱️ Timestamp Breakdown</h3>[00:00] Michael’s introduction and calling to serve veterans through healing[05:10] What is Bufo (5-MeO-DMT) and how it connects to human consciousness[12:30] Awakening to the fifth dimension — exploring the illusion of separation[18:50] Michael’s first plant medicine experience and life-changing insight[27:00] Leaving the job behind — following the spiritual call to Mexico[34:45] Learning from indigenous shamans and understanding authentic lineage[42:10] Building Healing Frontline Heroes — a retreat for veterans and trauma survivors[50:30] The process: Temazcal, Kambo, Bufo, and DMT preparation ceremonies[59:00] Why integration is everything — finding peace after ceremony[01:10:00] The new paradigm of healing: service, sovereignty, and spirit <h3>Connect with Michael</h3>Instagram: <a href="https://instagram.com/healingfrontlineheroes" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">@healingfrontlineheroes</a> Learn More: Visit Healing Frontline HeroesResources and Links MentionedArizona Warrior Assembly: https://www.arizonawarriorsassembly.org/Healing Frontline Heroes: https://www.healingfrontlineheroes.com/Warrior Songs: https://www.warriorsongs.org/ <h3>Key Takeaway</h3><blockquote>“The greatest illusion is that we are separate. True healing begins when we remember we are one with ourselves, with each other, and with Spirit.”</blockquote><h3> </h3><h3>Listen & Subscribe</h3>If this episode inspired you, share it with a friend, practitioner, or loved one walking their own healing journey. <h3>Follow Revolutionary Mental Health on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube and don’t forget to leave a review to help others discover the power of nutritional healing for recovery.</h3> <h3>Disclaimer: The information provided during the Revolutionary Mental Health Podcast is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not intended to replace professional mental health care, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician, therapist, or other qualified health provider regarding a mental health condition.</h3> Views expressed are those of the individual speakers and not necessarily Revolutionary Mental Health organizers and Producers.

Debbie sits down with Michael, a veteran advocate and plant medicine facilitator, whose mission is to help veterans and trauma survivors rediscover peace, purpose, and spiritual connection through sacred healing practices.Michael shares his journey from service and personal struggle to healing through Bufo (5-MeO-DMT) and psilocybin (mushrooms). What began as a personal exploration became a calling to serve others by creating Healing Frontline Heroes, a retreat program in Sonora, Mexico, that blends indigenous ceremony, veteran support, and plant medicine integration.This episode offers a grounded, deeply human look at what it means to come home to yourself body, mind, and soul and how plant medicine can guide even the most wounded hearts toward wholeness.Whether you’re a veteran, a trauma survivor, or simply someone seeking authentic transformation, this conversation reveals the power of healing that transcends borders and beliefs.Key Takeaways Understanding Bufo (5-MeO-DMT): What it is, how it’s sourced from the Sonoran Desert Toad, and why this naturally occurring medicine mirrors our body’s own DMT production. The Fifth Dimension of Healing: How plant medicine opens the door to the multi-dimensional self and dissolves the illusion of separation and fear. From Military Service to Soul Service: Michael’s story of leaving his job, following his inner calling, and dedicating his life to guiding others through deep healing. Lessons from Indigenous Mentorship: What it’s really like to train with authentic shamans in Mexico, and the importance of respect, relationship, and humility in sacred medicine work. Healing Frontline Heroes: How Michael founded a nonprofit-style retreat bringing veterans and civilians together for seven-day healing immersions that include Temazcal, Kambo, and Bufo ceremonies. Trauma, Integration, and True Recovery: Why healing isn’t about escaping pain — it’s about meeting it with compassion and transforming it into wisdom and peace. The Spirit of Service: Michael’s reminder that “we are all multi-dimensional beings” — and the journey home begins by remembering our oneness.⏱️ Timestamp Breakdown[00:00] Michael’s introduction and calling to serve veterans through healing[05:10] What is Bufo (5-MeO-DMT) and how it connects to human consciousness[12:30] Awakening to the fifth dimension — exploring the illusion of separation[18:50] Michael’s first plant medicine experience and life-changing insight[27:00] Leaving the job behind — following the spiritual call to Mexico[34:45] Learning from indigenous shamans and understanding authentic lineage[42:10] Building Healing Frontline Heroes — a retreat for veterans and trauma survivors[50:30] The process: Temazcal, Kambo, Bufo, and DMT preparation ceremonies[59:00] Why integration is everything — finding peace after ceremony[01:10:00] The new paradigm of healing: service, sovereignty, and spiritConnect with MichaelInstagram: @healingfrontlineheroesLearn More: Visit Healing Frontline HeroesResources and Links MentionedArizona Warrior Assembly: https://www.arizonawarriorsassembly.org/Healing Frontline Heroes: https://www.healingfrontlineheroes.com/Warrior Songs: https://www.warriorsongs.org/Key Takeaway“The greatest illusion is that we are separate. True healing begins when we remember we are one with ourselves, with each other, and with Spirit.”Listen & SubscribeIf this episode inspired you, share it with a friend, practitioner, or loved one walking their own healing journey.Follow Revolutionary Mental Health on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube and don’t forget to leave a review to help others discover the power of nutritional healing for recovery.Disclaimer: The information provided during the Revolutionary Mental Health Podcast is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not intended to replace professional mental health care, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician, therapist, or other qualified health provider regarding a mental health condition.Views expressed are those of the individual speakers and not necessarily Revolutionary Mental Health organizers and Producers.

Healing Veterans Through Plant Medicine with Michael Manion

What does it really take to turn heartbreak into healing and create a sanctuary for others to restore their lives? In this powerful episode of Revolutionary Mental Health, Debbie sits down with Stephanie Lytle, founder of High Vibe Collective in Sedona, Arizona. Stephanie shares her deeply personal story of walking through divorce, a mental health crisis, and the devastating loss of her son and how each of these trials became the foundation for building a healing sanctuary that now helps countless others reclaim peace, wholeness, and joy. If you’ve ever wondered what’s possible beyond medication, or you’re seeking a safe and transformative space for healing, this conversation will expand your vision of what’s possible. <h3>Key Takeaways</h3><ol><li>Turning Pain into Purpose: Stephanie shares how the loss of her son and her own mental health journey became the sacred foundation for building High Vibe Collective — a space where others could rediscover light after darkness.</li><li>Healing Beyond Medication:this episode explores how true recovery often begins when we look beyond traditional treatment and lean into holistic, spiritual, and community-based healing practices</li><li>The Power of Safe Space: Stephanie emphasizes the importance of creating an environment of compassion and nonjudgment — where people can be witnessed in their grief, vulnerability, and transformation without fear.</li><li>Reconnecting with Spirit and Self: From breathwork to energy healing, Stephanie reveals how reconnecting with the body, nature, and spirit restores balance and a sense of wholeness that modern systems often overlook.</li><li>Hope After Loss: Her story is a living reminder that even in the deepest heartbreak, healing is not only possible it can become the greatest act of service and love for others.</li></ol> <h3>Connect with Stephanie Lytle </h3>Website: <a href="https://sedonahighvibes.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">High Vibe Collective</a>Instagram: @<a href="https://www.instagram.com/sedona_retreats" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">sedona_retreats</a> <h3>Listen & Subscribe</h3>If this episode inspired you, share it with a friend, practitioner, or loved one walking their own healing journey.Follow Revolutionary Mental Health on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube and don’t forget to leave a review to help others discover the power of nutritional healing for recovery. Disclaimer: The information provided during the Revolutionary Mental Health Podcast is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not intended to replace professional mental health care, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician, therapist, or other qualified health provider regarding a mental health condition. Views expressed are those of the individual speakers and not necessarily Revolutionary Mental Health organizers and Producers.

What does it really take to turn heartbreak into healing and create a sanctuary for others to restore their lives?In this powerful episode of Revolutionary Mental Health, Debbie sits down with Stephanie Lytle, founder of High Vibe Collective in Sedona, Arizona. Stephanie shares her deeply personal story of walking through divorce, a mental health crisis, and the devastating loss of her son and how each of these trials became the foundation for building a healing sanctuary that now helps countless others reclaim peace, wholeness, and joy.If you’ve ever wondered what’s possible beyond medication, or you’re seeking a safe and transformative space for healing, this conversation will expand your vision of what’s possible.Key TakeawaysTurning Pain into Purpose: Stephanie shares how the loss of her son and her own mental health journey became the sacred foundation for building High Vibe Collective — a space where others could rediscover light after darkness.Healing Beyond Medication:this episode explores how true recovery often begins when we look beyond traditional treatment and lean into holistic, spiritual, and community-based healing practicesThe Power of Safe Space: Stephanie emphasizes the importance of creating an environment of compassion and nonjudgment — where people can be witnessed in their grief, vulnerability, and transformation without fear.Reconnecting with Spirit and Self: From breathwork to energy healing, Stephanie reveals how reconnecting with the body, nature, and spirit restores balance and a sense of wholeness that modern systems often overlook.Hope After Loss: Her story is a living reminder that even in the deepest heartbreak, healing is not only possible it can become the greatest act of service and love for others.Connect with Stephanie Lytle Website: High Vibe CollectiveInstagram: @sedona_retreatsListen & SubscribeIf this episode inspired you, share it with a friend, practitioner, or loved one walking their own healing journey.Follow Revolutionary Mental Health on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube and don’t forget to leave a review to help others discover the power of nutritional healing for recovery.Disclaimer: The information provided during the Revolutionary Mental Health Podcast is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not intended to replace professional mental health care, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician, therapist, or other qualified health provider regarding a mental health condition.Views expressed are those of the individual speakers and not necessarily Revolutionary Mental Health organizers and Producers.

Healing After Heartbreak with Stephanie Lytle

Are you struggling with medication tapering and wondering what options you really have when it gets tough? In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Britz, a physician who goes beyond the norm to help patients find new solutions and new hope. You’ll hear how the right doctor can truly change your life, what to expect when tapering gets hard, and why linking arms with supportive medical experts makes all the difference. If you’ve ever felt stuck in your health journey, this episode will remind you that you don’t have to do it alone.<h3> </h3><h3>Key Takeaways</h3><ul><li>Tapering can be challenging, but it doesn’t mean you’re out of options.</li><li>A great doctor will adjust your care plan instead of leaving you stuck.</li><li>Dr. Britz stands out as one of the most compassionate and forward-thinking doctors.</li><li>Building a network of supportive experts can make all the difference.</li><li>You don’t have to face this process alone, there are doctors who care.</li></ul> <h3>Connect with Dr. Julia Britz</h3>Website: <a href="https://www.drjuliabritz.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Dr. Julia Britz ND</a>Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/drjuliabritznd" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">@drjuliabritznd</a><h3> </h3><h3> </h3><h3>Listen & Subscribe</h3>If this episode inspired you, share it with a friend, practitioner, or loved one walking their own healing journey.Follow Revolutionary Mental Health on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube and don’t forget to leave a review to help others discover the power of nutritional healing for recovery. Disclaimer: The information provided during the Revolutionary Mental Health Podcast is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not intended to replace professional mental health care, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician, therapist, or other qualified health provider regarding a mental health condition. Views expressed are those of the individual speakers and not necessarily Revolutionary Mental Health organizers and Producers.

Are you struggling with medication tapering and wondering what options you really have when it gets tough? In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Britz, a physician who goes beyond the norm to help patients find new solutions and new hope.You’ll hear how the right doctor can truly change your life, what to expect when tapering gets hard, and why linking arms with supportive medical experts makes all the difference.If you’ve ever felt stuck in your health journey, this episode will remind you that you don’t have to do it alone.Key TakeawaysTapering can be challenging, but it doesn’t mean you’re out of options.A great doctor will adjust your care plan instead of leaving you stuck.Dr. Britz stands out as one of the most compassionate and forward-thinking doctors.Building a network of supportive experts can make all the difference.You don’t have to face this process alone, there are doctors who care.Connect with Dr. Julia BritzWebsite: Dr. Julia Britz NDInstagram: @drjuliabritzndListen & SubscribeIf this episode inspired you, share it with a friend, practitioner, or loved one walking their own healing journey.Follow Revolutionary Mental Health on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube and don’t forget to leave a review to help others discover the power of nutritional healing for recovery.Disclaimer: The information provided during the Revolutionary Mental Health Podcast is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not intended to replace professional mental health care, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician, therapist, or other qualified health provider regarding a mental health condition.Views expressed are those of the individual speakers and not necessarily Revolutionary Mental Health organizers and Producers.

Finding Relief from OCD, Anxiety, and Medication Tapering with Dr. Julia Britz

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Take a deep breath and let go of stress. This free guided meditation will help you quiet your mind, relax your body, and restore balance. Whether you need a moment of peace in a busy day or a reset for your emotions, this meditation is your escape to calm and clarity. Find your center. Recharge your energy. Embrace the present. Press play and start your journey to inner peace now!

Prayer for Healing

In this podcast, we are bringing together individuals from around the world who are making a difference in the field of mental health and addiction. Join us as we dive into innovative approaches, alternative therapies, and personal stories of triumph that challenge the status quo and empower individuals to take control of their mental health and addiction recovery. Each episode features insightful discussions with experts and individuals who have firsthand experiences in the mental health and addiction realms. We explore a wide range of topics, from the latest research and therapies to holistic approaches and self-care techniques. Our goal is to shed light on the diverse perspectives and practices that can ultimately transform how we approach mental health. By joining this podcast and sharing your insights, experiences, and expertise, you become a part of a global network of change makers who are revolutionizing the way we address mental health. Together, we can inspire hope, promote understanding, and empower individuals to live their best lives. So, don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to all of our platforms to stay up-to-date on the latest episodes and resources. By supporting us, you are contributing to a global movement that has the power to be life-saving for many individuals. Let's spread the word! Disclaimer: The information provided during the Revolutionary Mental Health Podcast is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not intended to replace professional mental health care, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician, therapist, or other qualified health provider regarding a mental health condition.Views expressed are those of the individual speakers and not necessarily Revolutionary Mental Health organizers and Producers.

In this podcast, we are bringing together individuals from around the world who are making a difference in the field of mental health and addiction. Join us as we dive into innovative approaches, alternative therapies, and personal stories of triumph that challenge the status quo and empower individuals to take control of their mental health and addiction recovery.Each episode features insightful discussions with experts and individuals who have firsthand experiences in the mental health and addiction realms. We explore a wide range of topics, from the latest research and therapies to holistic approaches and self-care techniques. Our goal is to shed light on the diverse perspectives and practices that can ultimately transform how we approach mental health.By joining this podcast and sharing your insights, experiences, and expertise, you become a part of a global network of change makers who are revolutionizing the way we address mental health. Together, we can inspire hope, promote understanding, and empower individuals to live their best lives.So, don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to all of our platforms to stay up-to-date on the latest episodes and resources. By supporting us, you are contributing to a global movement that has the power to be life-saving for many individuals. Let's spread the word!Disclaimer: The information provided during the Revolutionary Mental Health Podcast is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not intended to replace professional mental health care, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician, therapist, or other qualified health provider regarding a mental health condition.Views expressed are those of the individual speakers and not necessarily Revolutionary Mental Health organizers and Producers.

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