Join us for a mental health conversation with Robin Reedy, the ED of NAMI Nevada. Robin has spearheaded initiatives that have driven significant growth for NAMI Nevada. On this episode, we will talk more about mental health access and advocacy across the state of Nevada (which has some of the worst rankings in the country) and how NAMI Nevada is making a difference.

Trinh Dang is the Executive Director of NAMI Southern Nevada, a peer-led grassroots mental health nonprofit that aims to support, educate and advocate for individuals and families impacted by mental health conditions. As someone with lived experience with mental health challenges and seeing it first hand with family members, she is a passionate mental health advocate. Trinh completed NAMI’s Family-to-Family 12-week class in 2012 and became a volunteer teacher in 2013, helping dozens of families navigate mental health challenges over the past decade with a class that changed her life.

On this episode of Watching Mental Health, Katie Waechter and NAMI Southern Nevada Executive Director, Trinh Dang, will discuss the nonprofit approach to mental health support, and learn more about mental health resources and advocacy in Nevada.

On a very special episode of #WatchingMentalHealth, we're diving deep into a powerful and raw conversation about mental health that you won't want to miss! 🧠💬

I had the privilege of sitting down with Danny Ballard @dorkknightlv, who bravely shares his personal journey with mental health struggles from a young age.

💚💙 Mental health matters, and so does your story. Tune in, subscribe, and let's create a space where everyone feels heard and supported. 💪🌟

On this episode of Watching Mental Health, Carmen Adams and Katie Waechter will discuss how herbalism and nutrition impact mental health, ordained ministry, and why it’s so important to listen to your body to achieve optimal mental health.

This week’s episode of Watching Mental Health features Geoff Radcliffe, local entrepreneur and owner of Post Launch, a digital marketing juggernaut in Las Vegas.

This week’s topic: The power of therapy, from one patient to another.

As a dedicated self-healing integration coach, Alyssa Waters empowers individuals to embark on transformative journeys toward holistic well-being. With a background in psychology and a deep understanding of various healing modalities, Alyssa guides clients through emotional, mental, physical and spiritual integration. Her mission is to help individuals harmonize their inner selves, fostering self-acceptance, resilience, and a profound sense of inner peace. Her personalized sessions offer a compassionate, non-judgmental approach.

On this episode of Watching Mental Health, we will talk about how mental health is connected to our emotional, mental, physical and spiritual beings, and how approaching mental health holistically matters.

Listen in as host, Katie Waechter interviews Casey Jade. Casey thrives on empowering women from the boardroom to the bedroom to have more confidence in their bodies and make more money in their businesses. She currently works with small business owners on branding and re-branding themselves with photography. At the same time, she loves the human form and wants every woman to be able to see how beautiful she really is, especially on the days that are the hardest to hold their heads up high.

On this 3rd episode of Watching Mental Health, we talk about how your self-image impacts your mental health and how she helps her clients see themselves as the amazing individuals they truly are.

Liza Seitz, the founder of Banduri Holistics, is a functional nutrition counselor and a board-certified Holistic health practitioner. She is continually researching to expand her knowledge of how to use nutrition and other natural resources for holistic healing. Liza is not just a health practitioner; she is a wellness partner determined to be with you in the trenches because she knows what it feels like to have a challenging health journey. On this episode of Watching Mental Health, we discuss how nutrition and holistic healing impacts mental health.

On the first episode of Watching Mental Health, Katie Waechter talks with Dr. Sheldon Jacobs, Licensed Mental Health Professional, Advocate, Educator, Speaker, Author, Consultant in the mental health space. Dr. Jacobs has worked in inpatient, outpatient and private practice for over 15 years and is also a media consultant here in Las Vegas. He serves on the State of Nevada Board of Examiners for MFT’s and CPC’s as well as the Vice President on the NAMI-Southern Nevada Board of Directors, and he is here today to help us break down mental health treatment, stigmas, and how to improve mental health in our community.

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