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This episode is a wide-ranging conversation with Abhishek Chandra, a co-founder and CTO of Spring Health, which is a comprehensive mental health benefit for employers that goes beyond the traditional employee assistance program. We talk about the role of tech in mental health including machine learning, genetic testing, and online therapy. It’s really interesting stuff!
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Hello! In this episode, I interview a friend of mine, Dan Fields, from the Save it for the Show podcast. I thought this would be an interesting episode because it’s essentially just me talking to a friend of mine about life on the internet, creating, modern mental health, families, working from home, and all sorts of other topics. I hope you enjoy!
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I have a great interview with Quinn Gee of Magnolia Mental Health for this week’s episode of the Hardcore Self Help podcast. She is a therapist, business owner, and all around badass. We talk about how she got into therapy, her own identity development, what it’s like being a therapist, and some concepts related to black mental health. It was a great talk.
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Today I have an interview with an amazing guest. Dr. Ron Holt is a psychiatrist who stepped away from direct clinical practice to focus directly on advocacy work related to LGBTQ issues. As a proud gay man, he describes his experience growing up and a variety of other topics such as tips for coming out safely.
Please check out Dr Holt’s work at on his Twitter and at and website.
Hi all, Joelle here. This topic is more my specialty, so I hope it’s okay if I share some info with you today about mental health services under the Affordable Care Act. Sorry, I’m not as good as Duff at putting things into plain language, but I will try my best! Also, insurance is pretty complicated, so I’m trying to keep this specifically to mental health services under the Affordable Care Act. I will link to some other resources so that you can do more research on your own.