What if medication isn’t a weakness, a shortcut, or a failure… but the scaffolding that holds you while you rebuild your life? In this episode, I talk honestly about medication, ADHD, antidepressants, and the quiet shame that still sits around needing help. I share what medication did for me. It didn’t fix my life. It didn’t erase trauma. But it lowered the noise, slowed the spirals, and gave me enough capacity to start caring for my body, my mind, and my nervous system. I also share real lif...
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What if medication isn’t a weakness, a shortcut, or a failure… but the scaffolding that holds you while you rebuild your life? In this episode, I talk honestly about medication, ADHD, antidepressants, and the quiet shame that still sits around needing help. I share what medication did for me. It didn’t fix my life. It didn’t erase trauma. But it lowered the noise, slowed the spirals, and gave me enough capacity to start caring for my body, my mind, and my nervous system. I also share real lif...
Ever feel like you're doing everything for everyone and still barely holding it together? In this episode, I go all in. The chaos, the kids, the hospital admissions, the ADHD brain on a healing bender, it’s all here. I talk about why She’s Honestly Mental exists, how it started from a sticky note moment while breastfeeding, and why it’s about time we stopped pretending we’re fine when we’re clearly not. You'll hear the behind-the-scenes of my second hospital admission, the miscarriage that ...
She's Honestly Mental
What if medication isn’t a weakness, a shortcut, or a failure… but the scaffolding that holds you while you rebuild your life? In this episode, I talk honestly about medication, ADHD, antidepressants, and the quiet shame that still sits around needing help. I share what medication did for me. It didn’t fix my life. It didn’t erase trauma. But it lowered the noise, slowed the spirals, and gave me enough capacity to start caring for my body, my mind, and my nervous system. I also share real lif...
