e-motion wellness podcast
e-motion wellness podcast
Jason Turner

e-motion wellness podcast

Mental HealthSelf-ImprovementPersonal JournalsEnglish
Explore the profound intersections of addiction recovery and mental health on the E-Motion Wellness podcast. Delve into personal stories of triumph over adversity, gain valuable insights into mental health education, and discover essential resources for well-being and addiction recovery. Join us on this enlightening journey as we navigate the complexities of mental health while highlighting the importance of holistic wellness and recovery. Tune in to be inspired, educated, and supported on your path towards healing and growth.
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Shannon O’Connor, LPC — Adolescents, Authenticity, and the Work That Actually Matters
31 March 2026

Shannon O’Connor, LPC — Adolescents, Authenticity, and the Work That Actually Matters

Behind every credential is a human being who decided to walk toward the hard conversations instead of away from them.In this episode of Meet the Humans, we sit down with Shannon O’Connor, LPC, who recently earned her full clinical licensure and now leads the adolescent program at e-motion wellness. But this conversation isn’t about letters behind a name. It’s about the path that gets someone...
Kristin Harmon — The First Call, The Moment Everything Starts
24 March 2026

Kristin Harmon — The First Call, The Moment Everything Starts

Behind every admission is a human being deciding whether to trust or retreat—and that decision is happening in real time, inside their nervous system.In this episode of Meet the Humans, we sit down with Kristin Harmon, Admissions Specialist and Human Change Guide at e-motion wellness. She’s often the very first point of contact for individuals and families reaching out—and what she does in those...
Meet the Humans: Dani Diaz — Therapist, Athlete, Creator
17 March 2026

Meet the Humans: Dani Diaz — Therapist, Athlete, Creator

Finding a therapist shouldn’t feel like choosing a stranger off a résumé.In our Meet the Humans series, we introduce you to the real people behind the work at e-motion Wellness — the stories, experiences, and identities that shape how they show up for clients when things get hard.In this episode, we sit down with Dani Diaz, Clinical Therapist at e-motion Wellness. Dani is an LPC, athlete, and...
Meet the Humans: Casey Cunningham – Precision, People, and the Space Between
10 March 2026

Meet the Humans: Casey Cunningham – Precision, People, and the Space Between

Most people never meet the person responsible for whether a treatment center actually runs with integrity. They meet the therapist. Maybe the founder. Rarely the operator.That changes here.In this episode of Meet the Humans, we introduce Casey Cunningham, our Director of Operations — the man who ensures our mission doesn’t just sound powerful, but performs under pressure.Casey has a rare ability...
Meet the Humans: Gabby Cortez, LMSW — Recovery, Vulnerability & The Biology of Community
03 March 2026

Meet the Humans: Gabby Cortez, LMSW — Recovery, Vulnerability & The Biology of Community

Choosing a treatment center means trusting strangers with your story, your relapse history, your trauma, your nervous system.That shouldn’t be a blind leap.In this episode of Meet the Humans, we sit down with Gabby Cortez, LMSW and Assistant Director of Operations at e-motion wellness. This isn’t a résumé read-through. It’s a real conversation about recovery, family history, and why authenticity...
Meet the Team: Douglas Miller — Investing in a Different Future for Mental Health
24 February 2026

Meet the Team: Douglas Miller — Investing in a Different Future for Mental Health

Most people never ask who funds the treatment center they’re walking into. They should.In this episode of our Meet the Team series, we sit down with Douglas Miller — the primary investor who took a real financial risk on the vision that became e-motion Wellness. He’s not a therapist. He’s a businessman. But more importantly, he’s someone who leads with humility, deep compassion for those...
Meet the Humans: Cian Foley, Therapist at e-motion Wellness
17 February 2026

Meet the Humans: Cian Foley, Therapist at e-motion Wellness

Finding a therapist is one of the most vulnerable decisions someone can make—and somehow the system treats it like a blind date with a diagnosis.You’re expected to trust a stranger with your nervous system, your story, and your worst moments, often at the lowest point in your life—without ever really knowing who they are.That’s backwards.In this episode, we introduce you to Cian Foley, one of the...
Why Healing Fails Without Human Connection, Movement, and Training
10 February 2026

Why Healing Fails Without Human Connection, Movement, and Training

What happens when medicine focuses more on numbers than people?In this episode of the E-Motion Wellness Podcast, the conversation centers on a critical gap in modern healthcare: the separation of physical health, mental health, and human connection. Rather than chasing lab values or diagnoses alone, this discussion explores what actually helps people feel like themselves again.The episode dives...
Episode 2: Exercise Is Medicine (And Why Therapy Alone Can’t Compete)
03 February 2026

Episode 2: Exercise Is Medicine (And Why Therapy Alone Can’t Compete)

Series: Mental Illness or Evolutionary MismatchWhat if one of the most powerful mental health treatments we have has been hiding in plain sight—downgraded to a “nice-to-have” lifestyle tip?In this episode, the founder of e-motion wellness makes the case that exercise isn’t an adjunct to mental health care—it’s a primary neurological intervention. We break down why talk therapy, by itself, often...
Episode 1: Mental Illness or Evolutionary Mismatch? Founder Interview – e-motion wellness
27 January 2026

Episode 1: Mental Illness or Evolutionary Mismatch? Founder Interview – e-motion wellness

We’ve never had more therapy, medications, diagnoses, or “mental health awareness.” So why are outcomes getting worse?In the opening episode of this series, the founder of e-motion wellness makes an uncomfortable—but evidence-based—argument: we don’t have a mental health treatment shortage, we have a model problem. Modern care keeps aiming at thoughts and narratives while ignoring the biological...