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Watch Sundays At 11:30 a.m.
on TV20 Detroit

Watch Sundays at 10:00 a.m.
on FOX 47/Lansing

Watch Sundays at 7:00 a.m.
in Traverse City/Cadillac

Watch Sundays at Noon on WOTV & WXSP in Grand Rapids

MI Healthy Mind is a 30-minute TV talk show with a focus on all things Health and Wellness, particularly in the mental health and behavioral sectors. Seasoned hosts, Elizabeth Atkins and Michael Hunter explore a vast range of subjects (addiction,
depression, bipolar, autism etc) with valuable insights and lively conversation from popular entertainers, experts, athletes, and other newsmakers. But most important, MI Healthy Mind showcases real people, “the heroes” who have
overcome and triumphed over their mental health issues. In the wake of incredible loss, or adversity, these people found a way to turn personal tragedy into hope.
“All the world is full of suffering. It is also full of overcoming.” — Helen Keller
MI Healthy Mind Becoming Somebody: Building Self-Esteem in our Girls

October is National Bullying Prevention Month. Organizations like the Rhosebud Club or Rhoers Affiliates, a youth branch of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Inc., recognize the pivotal importance of giving young people, particularly girls and young women of color, the support, tools, and resources they need to build self-confidence. This self-confidence is instrumental in helping these young people reach their full potential even in the face of bullying, racism, sexism, and other hurdles they may encounter.
For far too long, women, especially women of color have been held back and marginalized by a society that undervalues them. Their limited opportunities are concerning and unjust. Furthermore, their sense of self-esteem and self-worth is damaged from internalizing the negative messages that are so insidious and so prevalent in the media and public discourse.
Jaliyah Haywood and Kiya Allen are proud members of The Rhosebud Club. They, along with their moms, Jenea Haywood and Amie Allen, explain the challenges of supporting their daughters in the face of society’s subtle and overt discrimination. All women credit Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority for helping to bolster the self-image and confidence of girls grappling with today’s pressures and developing their identities as young women of color.
Dr. Charmeka Newton, psychologist and author of Black Lives Are Beautiful, provides insight into the psychological toll that girls of color face as they find their way in a world that directly and indirectly judges and often shames them for everything from their hair to their body types.
Watch MI Healthy Mind & Let’s Talk About It!

The story of the American Indian is filled with historical myths and modern day truths. On this episode of MI Healthy Mind, we explore the truths and explode the myths of this fascinating and resilient community who have specific challenges that are direct products of their culture, biology, history and policy.

Drug addiction, suicide, abuse, human trafficking… join us for conversations that may change your life! We’re shining a courageous spotlight on difficult topics with people whose triumphant stories will inspire. And our experts will give you the tools to change your life. Wellness begins in the mind, and our motto is the first step to achieving that: “Let’s talk about it!”

Compassionate, engaging and energetic, Michael Hunter and Elizabeth Atkins speak from experience as they guide guests through strong, honest conversations about issues that could have crushed them, but instead made them stronger. Join Michael and Elizabeth to celebrate wellness in mind, body and spirit!

Each week on MI Healthy Mind we interview individuals who triumph over challenges of mental health, find experts to learn more about how to get help for others dealing with similar issues and provide those resources for viewers.
This site is not intended to provide and does not constitute medical, legal, or other professional advice.
MI Healthy Mind is designed to support, not replace, medical or psychiatric treatment.
Please seek professional care if you believe you may have a condition.
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