The Revolutionized Mind

This week on TRM, we are joined by lifestyle coach and spiritual leader, Linda Ge. Linda talks about her mental health journey and how cultural differences played a large role throughout her childhood. She expresses the anger that she had towards her parents for always making her feel like she had to follow a specific path in order to be loved and accepted. After moving out, Linda was able to explore who she really was and create a life that she wanted to live. In this episode, she discusses what "true freedom" means to her, she gives tips and advice about how to improve your mindset, and she reminds us that all emotions make us human. Tune in if you need some extra motivation or just some nourishing reminders! TW: self-harm and suicide are mentioned in this episode. Be sure to follow us @therevolutionizedmind and @thefitty on all social media platforms! Did you know you can now rate podcasts on Spotify? If you haven't yet left a rating and/or a review on iTunes or Spotify, PLEASE be sure to leave me some feedback about the show. It's greatly appreciated!  Check out Linda's links here: Coaching/Workshops/Official Hub: Beacons.page/thefitty.com BLOG: www.thefitty.com Soul circle: (always on the 1st Saturday at 8pm EST) https://www.eventbrite.com/e/soul-circle-febraury-2022-tickets-235964695757

Today we are joined by mental health blogger and Master's candidate, Victoria Colaluca. In this episode, we talk about the importance of destigmatizing mental illness and how impactful language can be. Victoria shares her experiences with depression and OCD and describes how stigma kept her from getting the help that she needed. When stigma is present, we feel ashamed of what we are going through and it limits our understanding of what mental illness truly is. We discuss different ways that stigma can harm an individual and suggest some easy things that can be done to help make a change. Be sure to follow us on social media @therevolutionizedmind and @a.growing.mind, and don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review the show. Remember, you have the power to make a difference!

This week on The Revolutionized Mind, we are joined by Alicia Rose from Eternally Evolving. Alicia is a registered social worker and spiritual coach who has built her business around helping other people realize their own self-worth and true potential. In this episode, she shares her personal experiences with anxiety, fear of rejection, and lack of self-confidence, and explains how she has used things like Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT) and the Law of Attraction to really improve her inner dialogue and challenge these negative beliefs. With both her experiences and knowledge, she is passionate about showing other people that authenticity can be a powerful tool in embracing your evolution. Be sure to follow us on social media @therevolutionizedmind and @eternallyevolving, and don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review the show. Happy New Year and welcome to 2022!

On the final episode of 2021, we are joined by body image advocate and TikTok star, Mary Mondlock. Mary shares her experiences with anxiety and eating disorders, and explains what her journey to self-love has looked like. After a long struggle with her own body image, she finally got to a point of simply accepting who she was and decided that she would no longer change her body for anyone else's approval. She began posting her body and "imperfections" on social media to show others that we are all beautiful and worthy of love, just as we are. In this episode, Mary shares some great tips, advice, and strategies that can be used to improve your own relationship with your body and food. Be sure to follow us on social media @therevolutionizedmind and @marylouisemondlock, and don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review the show. Happy New Year and a huge thank you to everyone who has supported this platform over the past 12 months! I look forward to continuing to grow with you all in 2022! 

This week, we are joined by mental health advocate and medical student, Carly Johnston from the Healing the Anxious Mind Instagram page. After many years of struggling with anxiety, perfectionism, low self-worth, and one intense burnout, Carly decided to start her healing journey. She is extremely knowledgeable, relatable, and authentic in her advocacy work and has built a successful platform/community of over 12,000 people. In this episode, Carly shares her experiences with anxiety, some tips and tricks that she’s learned along the way, and the importance of setting boundaries and finding the things that work best for you. If you’ve ever experienced anxiety or know someone who has, this is the perfect episode for you! Be sure to follow us @therevolutionizedmind and @healingtheanxiousmind, and please remember to rate, review, and subscribe to the podcast on whatever platform you listen on! Happy Holidays and stay safe!

This week, we are joined by Cedric Joseph who is very passionate about psychology, meditation, and taking a holistic approach to life. In this episode, CJ talks about the human experience and why it is so important to pay attention to the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual aspects of our lives. He explains what the CHEK institute - where is he currently obtaining a holistic lifestyle coach certificate - is and how he believes that we can add some of these concepts to improve the mainstream education system. CJ also goes into detail about what meditation is, the positive effects that it can have, and some of the ways that we can incorporate it into our daily lives. He provides many great analogies to help us understand and practice these things. This episode is filled with passion, knowledge, and great insight into how we can take our lives to the next level! Be sure to follow us @therevolutionizedmind and @psychwithcj, and please remember to rate, review, and subscribe to the podcast on whatever platform you listen on! Enjoy your day :) 

In this week's solo episode, I tell the story of why I have the word, 'Passion' tattooed on my left wrist. After struggling with depression and self-harm, I found it very challenging to feel any sense of purpose in my life, until I learned what I was truly passionate about. At the time, soccer was my sweet escape. It was the only place I could go to where I could feel like myself and get away from all the negative thoughts and feelings that I was battling constantly. 'Passion' became a word, a coping strategy, and a lifestyle that truly allowed me to find what set my soul on fire, and learn how to love my life again. I also give some personal updates in this episode related to my school and the inspiration behind the podcast. Trigger warning: self-harm is talked about in this episode. If you are enjoying this podcast, please be sure to subscribe and leave a rating and/or a review. You can follow me on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok @therevolutionizedmind! 

Today, we are joined by guest, Diana Del Rosario who shares her struggles with depression coming from a Filipino background. She talks about what it was like being in an immigrant family and how mental health was never a topic of discussion or viewed as a valid illness. In many Asian cultures, emotional control is desired and any sign of distress is typically seen as a weakness. She explains how damaging this mentality can be and how difficult it was for her to even acknowledge what she was going through herself. Diana provides insight and advice for those who also may be struggling to navigate their family systems and accept their mental health issues. This episode is informative, eye-opening, and relatable! Be sure to follow me on Instagram and TikTok @therevolutionizedmind.

This week on TRM, we are joined by the Founder and Leader of The Movement of Empowerment, Abbey Sawyer! Abbey demonstrates her vulnerability in this episode as she opens up about her struggles with anxiety, verbal abuse, and depressive thoughts. She also shares some tips and tricks about how she learned to cope with these things, the changes that she has made to her own life, and the improved mindset that she has developed as a result of these struggles. She talks about the importance of self-care, validation, and ultimately, taking YOUR power back. Abbey is extremely inspirational, insightful, and passionate, and I can't wait for you all to learn as much from her as I did. Please be sure to follow us on Instagram @therevolutionizedmind and @movementofempowerment! 

This week, we are joined by Dr. Peter Shipley, who just retired from his position with the Ontario Provincial Police. Peter has been a large part of leadership and mental health research, strategy planning and implementation, and organizational culture development. In this episode, he shares some of his knowledge and expertise regarding the widely recognized 13 Psychosocial Factors for Psychological Health and Safety in the Workplace. He talks about what they are, why they are important, and how they can be implemented by both employers and employees. He provides examples from his own work experience and reflects on how the culture within policing has changed immensely over the years. This episode is filled with information, wisdom, and insight. Be sure to follow me on Instagram and TikTok @therevolutionizedmind! 13 Psychosocial Factors: https://cmhakelowna.com/13-factors/