Voices for Mental Health

In this episode of Voices for Mental Health, former food addict and author Michelle Petties as explains why diets don’t work and how memories affect our eating habits. (Originally air May 6, 2025)

In this honest and unfiltered conversation, guest Amanda Miller joins our co-hosts to share deeply personal experiences with Imposter Syndrome. While not an official mental health diagnosis, imposter syndrome describes the persistent self-doubt and fear of being exposed as a fraud—despite clear evidence of one’s competence and achievements. Together, they explore how these feelings take root and how to begin challenging them. Guest: Amanda Miller

This podcast is a must-listen for parents of children with special needs. In this encore presentation, a father candidly shares his journey of raising a child with autism and how it has shaped his ego, marriage, finances, and career. He also explores the risks of denial and its impact on families navigating the challenges of special needs parenting.

Dr. Alberto Augsten talks about the importance of access to medications for those who are indigent, treating bipolar 1 disorder, and passing on his knowledge of pharmacology and impact on mental health.

In this powerful episode of Voices for Mental Health, we dive into one of life’s most difficult conversations—death. Certified death doula Amanda Miller joins us to share her compassionate approach to supporting individuals and families during the final stage of life. Whether you’re caring for a loved one or facing your own mortality, Amanda offers deep insight, emotional support, and practical guidance to help you navigate this sacred transition with grace and understanding. Guest: Amanda Miller, Certified Death Doula