Stressed Depressed & Anxious
Stressed Depressed & Anxious

Stressed Depressed & Anxious

Stressed Depressed & Anxious is a raw and relatable podcast exploring mental health, personal struggles, and growth. Hosted by the Local Neighborhood Baby, it's like listening to someone's diary—open, honest, and unfiltered. We dive into real conversations on anxiety, depression, and unconventional therapies, all with humor and honesty. Whether you're seeking support, relatable stories, or expert insights, this podcast offers a safe space for open dialogue. Join me to tackle life's challenges together, one episode at a time, and remember—you’re not alone. So let's talk about it. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sdanxious/support
From Major Low to CEO 🚀 Feat. Kevin Palmieri (Next Level University)
20 December 2024
From Major Low to CEO 🚀 Feat. Kevin Palmieri (Next Level University)

Day 11 of the 12 days of Christmas Series! 🎄☃️🎊 In this episode, your Local Neighborhood Baby and Kevin Palmieri delve into the complexities of mental health, personal growth, and resilience. Kevin shares his personal journey of overcoming depression and suicidal ideation, emphasizing the importance of support systems and the distinction between bad days and mental health crises. They discuss the impact of money on mental health, the necessity of building meaningful relationships, and the significance of small, sustainable changes in one's life. The conversation highlights the need for empathy and understanding in addressing mental health challenges, as well as the importance of authenticity in sharing personal experiences to inspire others.


Key 🗝️ Takeaways:




      Self-improvement helps manage stress and anxiety.
      Living unconsciously can hinder personal growth.
      Reaching out for help is a sign of strength.
      Surrounding yourself with positive people is crucial.
      Growth is personal; avoid comparing yourself to others.
      Start making changes from where you are now.
      Breaking promises to ourselves can damage self-trust.
      Money is a tool, but it doesn't solve internal issues.
      Authenticity in sharing experiences can inspire others.
      Small, sustainable changes lead to significant progress.


 


Guest Bio:


Some people find rock bottom... I found out that rock bottom had a basement.


In my mid 20's... I had it all.


I had a beautiful girlfriend, high paying job, sports car, my dream body... but I still ended up sitting on the edge of a bed debating suicide.


After my rock bottom moment, I went all in on holistic self-improvement.


I was determined to overcome my anxiety, depression and to finally live the life I'd always dreamed of.


Years later, I now host a podcast that impacts hundreds of thousands of people in countries all over the world.


At this stage, I've helped grow the podcast into a $1M+ revenue business, and I've recorded well over 2,600+ episodes.


I've also given hundreds of speeches, trainings, and coaching sessions with people all over the world.


The main thing that changed was ME.


I focused on learning what I didn't know (unlearning a lot too), and my life started to shift.


I love talking about consistency, commitment, habits, mindset, confidence, fear, relationships, limiting beliefs, and everything in between.


I believe in a heart-driven but NO BS approach to holistic self-improvement, and I look forward to teaching even more people about what it really takes to get to the next level!




 


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Running Up That Hill Feat. Thomas Wilson
19 December 2024
Running Up That Hill Feat. Thomas Wilson

Day 10 of the 12 days of Christmas Series! 🎄☃️🎊 In this episode, your Local Neighborhood Baby interviews Thomas R. Wilson from R & H Creative Advocacy, who shares his journey of using storytelling and Dungeons & Dragons as tools for healing within the neurodiverse and mental health communities. Thomas discusses the importance of empathy, the impact of sensory-friendly events, and how personal experiences shaped his advocacy work. He emphasizes the transformative power of creativity in healing and the need for community support.


Key 🗝️ Takeaways:




      Perfectionism can be a challenge, but it's manageable.
      Stories connect us and help us understand our experiences.
      Creating sensory-friendly events is crucial for inclusivity.
      Dungeons & Dragons can facilitate personal growth and healing.
      Empathy is essential in resolving conflicts and understanding others.
      Creative practices require patience and openness to questions.
      Transforming personal pain into stories can resonate with others.
      Community connection is vital for mental health support.
      Listening is as important as speaking in communication.
      The work of advocacy is about empowering others, not seeking fame.


 


Guest Bio:


Thomas R Wilson is a professional Advocate, Writer, Consultant, Business Owner, and Sensory Friendly Event Specialist. His work is centered around an empathic and person-first mindset that works to empower and uplift community voices. His work is inspired by his own personal experiences within his life as a member of the Neuro-diverse and Mental health community.


 


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Sometimes Your Words Just Hypnotize Me 😵‍💫Feat. Natalie Wong
18 December 2024
Sometimes Your Words Just Hypnotize Me 😵‍💫Feat. Natalie Wong

Day 9 of the 12 days of Christmas Series! 🎄☃️🎊

In this episode, your Local Neighborhood Baby
and Natalie Wong explore the profound connection between self-image and mindset. Natalie, an image and mindset consultant, shares her insights on how transforming one's outward appearance can lead to significant internal changes. They discuss the power of hypnotherapy, particularly Rapid Transformational Therapy (RTT), in helping clients overcome negative self-perceptions and anxiety. The conversation delves into common mindset blocks, the importance of tailored support, and the journey of self-discovery and empowerment. Natalie also reflects on her transition from education to image consulting and the challenges she faces in building her business.


Key 🗝️ Takeaways:



    Transforming outward appearance can significantly impact mindset.
    Positive self-talk in front of the mirror boosts confidence.
    Colors have energy and can influence how we feel.
    Hypnotherapy can uncover the root causes of anxiety.
    Common mindset blocks include feelings of inadequacy.
    It's important to connect with others who share similar struggles.
    Asking for help is a crucial step in overcoming challenges.
    RTT provides rapid and deep transformation for clients.
    Tailored support is essential for individual growth.
    Building a business requires continuous learning and adaptation.



    Guest Bio:


    Natalie Wong is an Image and Mindset Consultant who sparks remarkable change. She empowers individuals to enhance their mindset, their communication and their appearance, resulting in lasting transformation.




    Drawing on her skills in both RTT® hypnotherapy and image consulting , Natalie brings about strong and lasting changes.




    Natalie doesn't just focus on the outside; she also helps people feel more confident and think positively. With Natalie's guidance, clients don't just change temporarily – they keep getting better, becoming more confident and ready to take on new challenges.









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1800-GIRLS-INTERRUPTED 📞 Feat. ManicPixieWeirdo
17 December 2024
1800-GIRLS-INTERRUPTED 📞 Feat. ManicPixieWeirdo

Day 8 of the 12 days of Christmas Series! 🎄☃️🎊

In this episode, your Local Neighborhood Baby and Abigail delve into their personal experiences with mental health challenges, including memorable breakdowns, the impact of hospitalization, and the importance of community support in recovery. They discuss the complexities of navigating mental health crises, the role of therapy, and the challenges of witnessing a loved one struggle with addiction. The conversation emphasizes the significance of finding support systems and coping strategies to foster healing and resilience. They discuss the complexities of mental health crises, emphasizing the need for specialized responses rather than relying on police intervention. They share personal experiences and listener stories that highlight the importance of empathy, community support, and the necessity of medication in managing mental health. The discussion also addresses the stigma surrounding mental health issues and the importance of open conversations to break down barriers and promote understanding.


Key 🗝️ Takeaways:



    Mental breakdowns can stem from various life stressors.
    Moving is a significant source of stress for many people.
    Friendship breakups can be just as painful as romantic ones.
    Experiencing a mental breakdown can lead to hospitalization.
    Hospitals can be anxiety-inducing environments for patients.
    Community support is crucial for recovery from mental health issues.
    Finding one person who cares can make a difference in recovery.
    Taking prescribed medication is essential for mental health management.
    Little joys can help sustain you during tough times.
    Witnessing someone else's breakdown can be a humbling experience. Mental health crises require specialized responses, not police intervention.
    There should be a dedicated hotline for mental health emergencies.
    Empathy and community support are crucial in helping those in distress.
    Mental breakdowns can happen to anyone, and it's important to recognize the signs.
    Taking medication for mental health is not a sign of weakness, but a necessary step for many.
    Community and interpersonal relationships significantly impact mental health.
    It's essential to talk about mental health openly to reduce stigma.
    Listener stories provide valuable insights into real-life mental health struggles.
    Mental health facilities are often misrepresented; they serve as a safe space for recovery.
    Asking for help is a sign of strength, not weakness.







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Sign of the Times 🕰️Feat. Eduardo
16 December 2024
Sign of the Times 🕰️Feat. Eduardo

Day 7 of the 12 days of Christmas Series! 🎄☃️🎊

In this episode, your Local Neighborhood Baby
 interviews Eduardo Marquez, who shares his incredible journey from being an orphan to serving as a bomb technician in the military, and ultimately becoming a successful entrepreneur with his brand, Mortal Triumph. Eduardo discusses the challenges he faced, including trauma, grief, and the importance of processing emotions. He emphasizes the significance of mindfulness, journaling, and the need to connect with others to heal. The conversation highlights the mission behind Mortal Triumph, which focuses on legacy, sacrifice, and living a life aligned with one's values.


Key 🗝️ Takeaways:



    Eduardo emphasizes the importance of sharing inspiring life stories to help others.
    Mindfulness exercises can be beneficial for managing stress and anxiety.
    Journaling serves as a powerful tool for processing emotions and memories.
    Coping with trauma often requires confronting and discussing feelings.
    The military experience can shape one's perspective on life and resilience.
    Mortal Triumph represents a mindset of earning one's legacy through sacrifice.
    It's crucial to foster an environment for emotional processing, especially after trauma.
    Talking about grief can be a significant step towards healing.
    The journey of entrepreneurship can be a way to channel personal experiences into something meaningful.
    Building connections with others who have faced similar challenges can aid in healing.





Guest Info:


Mortal Triumph, an apparel and lifestyle brand that aims to empower individuals through sacrifice and resilience. It is a military-inspired brand.


I want to provide a bit of background and my story of how this brand came to be. The inspiration started with my parents. My parents were Mexican immigrants who came here in search of better opportunities. I lost them at a young age; my mother when I was 10 and my father when I was 11. One of the major things I learned from them was that everything in life is earned through sacrifice.


They sacrificed everything so that we could have better opportunities. So after they died, I took that lesson everywhere. My work ethic became my power, and I took pride in the work that I did. Simply having an opportunity was an accomplishment.


This theme carried into college and ultimately led me to join the military as an EOD technician. I met some of the best people in the world during my military career. Lots of like-minded individuals who also believed in legacy and honor for a greater purpose. Some of them even gave the ultimate sacrifice of their lives.


So when I decided to create Mortal Triumph: these became my values: legacy, sacrifice, and triumph. By honoring those who came before who paved the way, we have the privilege to sacrifice in the present and work towards victory. We all die at some point, so why not earn it by living up to our values?


Ultimately, Mortal Triumph is a brand about self-empowerment through these ideas. In every garment, there is a story of sacrifice and glory, and each individual has the sacrifices they make each day.




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Trauma Lama Ding Dong 🐫 Feat. Trina Lee
15 December 2024
Trauma Lama Ding Dong 🐫 Feat. Trina Lee

Day 6 of the 12 days of Christmas Series! 🎄☃️🎊

In this episode, your Local Neighborhood Baby and
Trina Kennedy, a trauma-informed care expert, about her journey in the field of mental wellness, the impact of trauma on individuals, and the importance of self-regulation and healing. They discuss Trina's upcoming book, 'From Trauma to Triumph,' and explore various types of trauma, strategies for healing, and the significance of trauma-informed care in both personal and professional settings. The conversation emphasizes the need for empathy, understanding, and the importance of self-care in fostering resilience and personal growth.


Key 🗝️ Takeaways:



    Trauma is a shared human experience that affects everyone.
    Self-regulation is crucial for managing stress and trauma responses.
    Healing from trauma is an individual journey with no set timeline.
    Understanding different types of trauma helps in addressing their unique impacts.
    Creating safe spaces is essential for trauma-informed care.
    Empathy and curiosity can foster better connections with others.
    Self-care is about making deposits into our well-being bank account.
    Finding core values helps in aligning actions with personal goals.
    Resilience is the ability to bounce back from stress and trauma.
    Post-traumatic growth can lead to deeper understanding and spirituality.




Guest Info:


Trina Kennedy has dedicated more than three decades to the field of human services, advocating for and supporting those facing life’s toughest challenges. Her experiences have not only shaped her professional career but have deeply influenced her personal growth and writing. In her debut book, Trina draws upon her extensive background and her own journey through trauma to offer insights into healing and self-discovery. Her work embodies a heartfelt commitment to fostering resilience and empowering others to find their path to recovery. Residing in Blackfalds, Alberta, she cherishes the community that has supported her and the natural beauty that continually inspires her. Whether through her professional endeavors or in her writing, Trina strives to illuminate the possibilities of transformation and the power of human connection.




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It's Giving: Lost & Confused 🧭Feat. Tess Brigham
13 December 2024
It's Giving: Lost & Confused 🧭Feat. Tess Brigham

Day 5 of the 12 days of Christmas Series! 🎄☃️🎊

In this episode, your Local Neighborhood Baby and Tess, the millennial therapist, discuss the challenges faced by millennials and Gen Zers in navigating adulthood. They explore the overwhelming nature of choices, the importance of embracing discomfort for growth, and the need to redefine success beyond traditional milestones. Tess shares insights on building resilience, making individual choices, and the journey of career reinvention, drawing from her own experiences transitioning from Hollywood to therapy. The conversation emphasizes the importance of self-discovery, personal growth, and trusting one's own journey.




Key 🗝️ Takeaways:



    It's hard to be young in today's world.
    The explorer mindset helps in facing uncertainty.
    Growth happens outside of comfort zones.
    Redefining success is crucial for happiness.
    Individual choices shape our paths.
    Resilience is about learning from challenges.
    You don't have to have it all figured out.
    Trust your own journey and experiences.
    Embrace discomfort as part of the process.
    Career reinvention is possible at any age.





Guest Info:


Tess Brigham (MFT, BCC) dubbed the “Millennial Therapist” by CNBC is an expert psychotherapist, certified coach, author and Tedx speaker. She specializes in helping young adults discover their unique life path in order to go out into the world and make an impact. Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, Tess has over 20 years of experience. She is a regular contributor at both CNBC and Forbes and was featured on the TV Show, “The Doctors” to discuss the Millennial mental health crisis.






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Oh, You Think I'm in Control? 🧘‍♀️Feat. Dawna
12 December 2024
Oh, You Think I'm in Control? 🧘‍♀️Feat. Dawna

Day 4 of the 12 days of Christmas Series! 🎄☃️🎊

In this episode, your Local Neighborhood Baby and Donna Campbell, The Mind Whisperer, explore the intricate relationship between mental health, emotional healing, and personal transformation. Donna shares her inspiring journey, detailing her struggles with health, relationships, and financial challenges, which ultimately led her to discover the power of the subconscious mind. The conversation delves into the barriers people face when reprogramming their subconscious, the importance of identifying emotions, and the transformative process of healing deep-seated emotional wounds. Listeners are encouraged to embrace their emotional states, practice mindfulness, and understand the interconnectedness of their emotional, spiritual, and financial well-being. Donna also shares practical steps for achieving abundance and living a fulfilling life, emphasizing the significance of forgiveness and self-love.




Key 🗝️Takeaways:



    Transformation begins from within.
    Emotions shape our reality.
    Anger can manifest physically.
    Identifying feelings is crucial for healing.
    Forgiveness is a personal journey.
    Financial success is linked to self-worth.
    Mindfulness practices can shift energy.
    Every experience contributes to personal growth.
    Healing is a lifelong commitment.
    Love and happiness are foundational to well-being.



Guest Info


Dawna Campbell, known as The Mind Whisperer, is a sought-after speaker who has shared the stage with Sharon Lechter, Mark Victor Hansen, Dr. Joe Vitale, Lisa Nichols, and Bill Walsh. Through her international private practice, she helps clients clear energy blocks for instant manifestation and healing. Her expertise in reprogramming the subconscious mind for wealth creation underscores her insights on happiness, prosperity, and love.


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Who Even Am I? 🧠 Feat. Elinor Moshe
11 December 2024
Who Even Am I? 🧠 Feat. Elinor Moshe

Day 3 of the 12 days of Christmas Series! 🎄☃️🎊

In this episode, your Local Neighborhood Baby and Elinor Moshe delve into the profound journey of personal transformation, exploring the chasm between external success and internal fulfillment. Elinor shares her experiences of realizing the facade of her achievements, the impact of family dynamics on her identity, and the concept of 'identity suicide.' They discuss the importance of embracing the shadow self, the role of relationships in healing, and the ongoing journey of self-discovery. The conversation emphasizes that healing is a process filled with challenges, but ultimately leads to a deeper understanding of oneself and the reclamation of lost parts of the soul.




Key 🗝️Takeaways:


Elinor's journey highlights the disconnect between external success and internal fulfillment.


Family dynamics can significantly impact one's sense of identity and self-worth.


Realizing the facade of success can be a powerful turning point in personal growth.


The concept of 'identity suicide' reflects the struggle to reclaim one's true self.


Embracing the shadow self is essential for healing and self-discovery.


Relationships can serve as mirrors, reflecting our inner struggles and growth.


Healing is a journey that requires feeling and processing deep emotions.


Exhaustion can be a sign that one needs to stop the internal conflict.


The path of healing is filled with challenges but leads to profound self-awareness.


The importance of recognizing and addressing the unconscious forces that shape our lives.




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Ibogaine🌱My Sanity Back Feat. Zahra Adloo
10 December 2024
Ibogaine🌱My Sanity Back Feat. Zahra Adloo

Day 2 of the 12 days of Christmas Series! 🎄☃️🎊 In this enlightening conversation, Local Neighborhood Baby and Zahra Adloo delve into the transformative power of plant medicine, particularly Ibogaine therapy, in treating mental health issues such as anxiety, PTSD, and OCD. Zahra shares her personal journey with anxiety and the impact of her upbringing on her mental health. They discuss the importance of gratitude, the role of therapists, and the need for a supportive environment when exploring alternative treatments. Zahra emphasizes the significance of self-awareness, authenticity, and setting boundaries, especially in navigating relationships with narcissistic parents. The conversation concludes with practical advice for those considering alternative therapies, highlighting the importance of research and personal readiness.




🗝️ Takeaways:


Ibogaine therapy can reset mood and reduce anxiety.


Personal experiences shape our understanding of mental health.


Gratitude can transform daily life and mindset.


Therapists should create a safe space for clients.


Healing is a journey that requires self-compassion.


Understanding the legal status of treatments is crucial.


Preparation and support are key for successful treatment.


Mind-body connection is essential in treating PTSD.


OCD treatment involves exposure therapy and reframing thoughts.


Setting boundaries with toxic relationships is vital for healing.





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