WMH Season 4 Ep 9: Empowering Youth through Mental Health Advocacy

WMH Season 4 Ep 14: Is Diet Culture Ruining Your Mental Health?

Diet culture has a massive grip on how we view food, but what is it actually doing to our minds? In this episode, we sit down with Leslie Schilling, a renowned sports dietitian and expert in eating disorders, to untangle the complicated relationship between what we eat and how we feel.Leslie breaks down the profound impact of diet and nutrition on mental health, sheds light on the hidden harms of disordered eating, and exposes the toxic influence of diet culture. More importantly, she shares practical, real-world tips on how to nourish your body to genuinely support your mental well-being—minus the rigid rules.

WMH Season 4 Ep 13: How Astrology Helps Us Process Emotions and Trauma

Nicole brings a unique blend of knowledge and experience to her work, with over a decade as a social worker and more than 20 years as a human resource professional. She is a certified astrologer and holds advanced degrees in psychology, counseling and education, and legal studies.Nicole Calix Coy is a certified astrologer with extensive experience in human resources and social work, with advanced degrees in psychology and counseling. As a lifelong student of astrology, Nicole began her journey at the age of eleven, and has since deepened her knowledge of astrology and metaphysical studies, including tarot, pendulum work, chakra healing and crystal healing. Her debut book, Astrology at Work: Navigate Workplace Dynamics with Astrological Insight, offers practical advice for understanding workplace dynamics through astrology. On today’s episode of Watching Mental Health, we are diving into the power of astrology in mental health, personal relationships, and healing.

WMH Season 4 Ep 12: Energy, Parapsychology, Reiki & Your Mental Health

Can energy healing actually save you from corporate burnout? Today we’re sitting down with the incredible Natasha Price—a Reiki Master and Parapsychologist who spent 23 years as a high-pressure lawyer. Natasha opens up about the “stomach-drop” anxiety of the legal world and how she used energy management to stay centered, heal her stress-induced eczema, and find a sense of peace that facts alone couldn’t provide.In this episode, we’re breaking down the missing link between spiritual health and mental health. From the science of parapsychology and “forest bathing” to a simple shower visualization you can use tonight to wash away emotional baggage, Natasha gives us the ultimate toolkit for clearing a “grey” aura and raising your vibration. Whether you’re a stressed professional or just curious about the power of Reiki, this conversation is the soul-refresh you’ve been waiting for.

WMH Season 4 Ep 11: The 5 Minute Technique to Stop Your Stuck Brain

Today on WMH, we are excited to welcome Stacey Nye — transformational educator, master course creator, and dedicated teacher of The F.I.X. Code Technique.With a 20-year international career producing some of the world’s largest sporting events, including 4 Olympic Games, Stacey developed what she calls her “Rubik’s Cube mind” — the ability to see patterns, solve complexity, and bring vision to life at the highest level. But her greatest transformation began after a deeply personal turning point — what she describes as her own silent hell. Six years later, her first session with The F.I.X. Code changed everything. Today, Stacey guides others through profound spiritual shifts with clarity, precision, and grace.

WMH Season 4 Ep 10: Stopping Stigma: Religion, Sex & Therapy

Nicholas Neubauer is a native Las Vegan, the Clinical Director at Vegas Stronger and President/CEO of Neubauer Mental Health Services. He is a husband, father, and Priest. As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Therapist and a Board Certified Sexologist, Nicholas has been providing clinical services for over 17 years and helped establish one of the largest private outpatient behavioral healthcare organizations in Nevada with offices in Las Vegas, Henderson, Reno, and rural Nevada. On this episode of Watching Mental Health, we are breaking down mental health treatment, religion, and sex - three of the most stigmatized topics in our society. We will talk about the role that trauma, addiction, and shame play in these topics, and how to know when it’s time to find help.