Click on the image to access this episode. It’s time to address the role of returning citizens in today’s world. “I just felt like being a hustler was the only thing I knew how to do.” Leon El-Alamin understands how and why so many returning citizens find themselves trapped in... read more →
Click on the image to access this episode! “He was always optimistic and we were always optimistic. Still are.” LeDon Clayborn’s upbeat outlook on life has helped him and his son overcome the daunting challenges of his son’s physical disability. Together they are helping others find the silver lining in... read more →
Click on the video to access this episode! “When you have your identity taken away, and you’re not allowed to practice your culture, it’s a lot harder to deal with stress and other mental health issues.” Ashley Tuomi, Chief Executive Officer of American Indian Health & Family Services and herself... read more →
Click on the image for access to this powerful episode! “They’re talking about me. I don’t think they like me. They’re talking about how dark I am.” Stephanie Grimes’s skin color was a source of shame and distress for her since she was a child. How did society contribute to... read more →
Click on the image to access this episode! All the money and privilege in the world couldn’t take the sting out of the countless times Anne Ford was told, “She doesn’t belong here,” in regards to her special needs daughter, Allegra. Horrified by the conditions of the special needs schools... read more →
RETURNING CITIZENS: You Did the Crime. You Did the Time. Now What? MI Healthy Mind Show takes a hard look at what “returning citizens” or those who rejoin the community after serving time in jail or prison face once “outside”. Things like the inability to find a job, education, a... read more →
LIVING AN AUTHENTIC LIFE: NAVIGATING THE TRANSGENDER JOURNEY In this newest episode of MI Healthy Mind, we’re talking with Hunter and his mom, Roz who have experienced this transition both as an individual and as a family. Learn how they navigated and now help families who are struggling with their... read more →
Many people avoid seeking out help for psychological problems because of the perceived stigma associated with needing mental health care. This may particularly be true for our veterans. We know that those who are exposed to trauma are at an increased risk of developing post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Our veterans... read more →
Domestic violence does not discriminate. Anyone of any race, age, sexual orientation, religion or gender can be a victim – or perpetrator – of domestic violence. Domestic violence can and does happen to people regardless of their socio-economic, education level, career or marital status. Anyone can find themselves in a... read more →
