Self-Improvement · Kelly Brogan MD
by Kelly Brogan MD
It hurts to have unmet needs. And it sucks to scurry after crumbs when you’re starving. Join Kelly Brogan MD, as she teaches us how our pain points are portals. She’ll help you discover a world where every seeming challenge is a new chapter in your most audacious story. Plot twists, body symptoms, and heartbreak each represent an opportunity to own ourselves and learn to better wield the power of choice. Kelly will take you on a reclamation journey from the battlefield of victim consciousness to the sovereignty of self-devoted pleasure and expose every surprising place you’ve given your power away. Explore the tools you’ll need to find out what you want, how to ask for it and how to stand in fierce alignment with yourself.Kelly Brogan is a soul alchemist and threshold guardian devoted to the transformation of collective consciousness. As a young know-it-all atheist, candy-addict, straight-A MIT neuroscience major and Ivy-league trained psychiatrist, she specialized in feeding women, herself included, straight into the mouth of the medicated beast. After a Hashimoto’s healing journey inspired her to sound the alarm on the bait-and-switch of big pharma, she became a renegade activist—authoring the New York Times bestseller, A Mind of Your Own, and its follow-up, Own Your Self; co-editing the landmark textbook, Integrative Therapies for Depression; and eventually becoming an honorary member of the Disinformation Dozen. She is the creatrix of Vital Mind Reset, the online health reclamation program, and the membership community Vital Life Project. She’s a human, cat, and chicken mom.
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First time tuning in, the breakup episode was so incredibly valuable and truth soaked, as one learning to lovingly detach from relational entanglements and holding reverence for the perfection of the great design and the stories we come to play out. Wonderful message, tone, and direction. A+ Kelly.
After years immersed in the wellness podcast space, I took a long pause. Kelly’s episode with Austin Witsit reignited my curiosity and reminded me why I’ve long valued her voice. For over a decade, she’s expressed truths that run counter to the cultural tide. If her message makes you uncomfortable, get curious. Her evolution—and the courage to share it—inspires me. Thank you, Kelly.
I love this podcast even though it sometimes infuriates me. Seriously. I love how Kelly gets me thinking about things on a new way. Great guests, but my favorite is when she shares her musings and I hear a little bit about myself that I don’t really want to face. And in the end I’m better for it!
As someone who identified as atheist for 18 years, I rarely encounter women in the personal development or new age spirituality worlds who have been through atheism or experienced themselves as committed atheists, making Kelly a rare gem. Extremely intelligent and articulate, Kelly generously shares her own explorations and experiences to enrich anyone who listens.
I just listened to an episode a friend sent me about not sending your kids to college. The episode started talking about the rise of matchmaking, parents helping their kids find the ideal spouse so their daughters could “live out their feminine values” so basically working to create trad wives. Personally I don’t advocate for higher Ed for all kids or even most kids but feel the reasons in this podcast seem to come from a singular perspective (one of the upper middle class to wealthy family) and fail to cite data that supports their observations. They consistently make false equivalencies while comparing 23yo college graduates to those in the working world. All while seeming to rely on colleges to raise their kids citing examples such as college kids not being able to pay bills. Plus everything seems pinned on costs of uni, saying kids who don’t go to college can buy houses - I guess I missed something because that seems to be a problem for young people regardless of education level. Again no statistics or data sources are cited to support these statements, simply a one person observation that “her sister” is doing all these things. Maybe the central issue is that the cost of housing and goods has far outpaced the rate of wages outside of the ultra wealthy. If college is the “woke indoctrination” as they say in this podcast, this podcast is about upholding patriarchy and should be avoided as misinformation is ever present. Plus anyone selling supplements and lifestyle plans as the adverts would have me proceeding with extreme caution if I were a regular listener.
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