Mental Health · Nicole Dawna Mitchell
by Nicole Dawna Mitchell
Vulnerability creates freedom - Addressing the elephants in the room
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this podcast gives me life and joy, and it has taught me so much about emotional/mental health, relationships, and how trauma effects us. recommended!! :)
One of the main things I love about this podcast is your raw truth and authenticity in which you share experiences and stories about what you’ve gone through in life. You can tell it comes from a genuine place
I've never really listened to a full episode in a podcast. Came across the most recent "Emotionally Numbness ", and words can't explain the tears I cried listening to it, due to it being my current situation. It's like God led me to this episode. It was vulnerable yet raw and full of so many emotions that I could relate to! Thank you for this episode it helped me in so many ways you have no idea! May God keep blessing your podcast! I'm a fan always❤️❤️
I found your podcast through TikTok. I usually don’t listen to podcasts, but yours really intrigued me because your emotions are raw and real. I can relate to the things you share with your listeners and sometimes it gets me emotional too. As someone who does not practice faith, I find that although you do and you include it in your episodes, its not overwhelming and taking over your episode. It’s done in a gentle way and I really respect and appreciate that. Thank you for sharing all of what you do and I hope you continue to keep the podcast going!! Can’t wait for more.
It is really off putting to hear you espouse the virtues of purity culture while choosing to do something different accompanied by excuses for why you’re doing something different, but continue to tell other people that they shouldn’t. It’s giving rules for thee and not for me. Either it is important or it’s not; do what you want but it’s so hypocritical to make special excuses for yourself while holding other people to puritanical standards. Own your choices, allow other people to own theirs. Don’t judge behaviour of others that looks like your own. Maybe they have their reasons or excuses as well. Maybe it’s not actually harmful. Maybe sprinting to the altar so you can save money on rent and sleep together is actually really bad advice. Be honest. If it were actually a bad thing you would not be doing it.
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