Comedy, Mental Health & Troublemaker

Comedy, Mental Health & Troublemaker

Corey Martin Craig is a four-time TEDx speaker, award-winning producer, and coach dedicated to helping performers find their authentic voice.  As the founder of Cool Beans Comedy, Corey has worked with performers of all ages, from 8 to 80, helping them build confidence and elevate their stage presence. With appearances on networks like Nickelodeon, FOX, and Showtime, Corey's expertise extends beyond the stage to coaching and producing top-tier talent. Corey's belief in the power of comedy to heal and connect people makes him a champion for those who need it the most, empowering them to find strength through laughter.    coolbeanscomedy.com   Instagram: @coolbeanscomedy @mycoahcorey

No Manuel for This

I wrote this for all the mothers out there who struggle just being a mom. No one prepares us; there is no Manual, it is a learning curve each day.

Because of You

I wrote this for my parents

Enough for Me Song

I wrote this song about my life as a child until now

Teen Mental Health

Kelsey Schiltz I am a licensed independent mental health practitioner and certified master social worker (LICSW for short!). I received my B.S. in psychology from Emporia State University, where I was a collegiate basketball player. After working in the field for two years, I returned to the classroom and earned my master's in social work from the University of Nebraska-Omaha. I have worked in a variety of settings, including a children and family therapist at a local non-profit, and served as a school social worker for LPS before opening my private practice. Currently, I work with individual clients including older teens, college-aged students, and adults. I am a Christian counselor, and I am trained in EMDR therapy and Ego State therapy. Continuing education is an important aspect of my growth as a clinician, and I enjoy integrating this into my practice.   https://www.hamiltonelements.com/kelseyschiltz “This episode is for educational purposes only and does not replace professional mental health care. If you or someone you love is in immediate danger, please contact your local emergency number or the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988.”