In this episode, Dr. Corey Jentry shares his profound journey from a troubled childhood marked by mental illness and poverty to becoming a leading voice in advocating for reform in the troubled teen industry. He discusses his experiences in cult-like treatment programs, the systemic issues within the behavioral health sector, and the prevalence of fraud in treatment facilities. Dr. Jentry emphasizes the need for better oversight, community-based mental health resources, and a collective effort to protect vulnerable children. His insights shed light on the complexities of adolescent treatment and the importance of education and awareness for families seeking help.

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In this engaging conversation, Sela, Jeselle, and Maya explore the complexities of trauma, mental health, and healing. They discuss the challenges of speaking out about personal experiences, the impact of silence, and the importance of having a voice. Maya shares her journey from working in fast food to becoming a therapist, emphasizing the need for empathy and understanding in mental health care. The conversation also touches on the school system's influence on mental health, the complexities of age gap relationships, and the role of family in recovery. Ultimately, the discussion highlights the importance of connection and support in the healing process.

In this episode, Sela and Jeselle engage with Emma Lyons, who specializes in helping individuals, particularly women, dismantle the toxic effects of shame that often lead to addiction and self-destructive behaviors. Emma discusses the concept of the 'inner narcissist,' a voice that perpetuates feelings of inadequacy and shame, and how societal norms contribute to this internal struggle. The conversation explores the manipulative nature of shame, its cultural roots, and the importance of recognizing and evicting this inner critic to reclaim personal power and foster healing.

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