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The Glow For Hope Podcast is dedicated to illuminating the path to mental wellness by fostering open, compassionate conversations about mental health.
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Dr. Calvin Spinks: When Being Needed Becomes Your Identity (opens the original)
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What happens when being needed becomes the way you prove you are worthy of love? Dr. Calvin Spinks spent much of his life believing that if he could make himself valuable enough, helpful enough, and useful enough, people would keep him in their lives. In this deeply personal conversation with host Kelly Poelker, Dr. Cal shares how childhood rejection, racism, instability, and questions of identity and belonging contributed to people pleasing, anxious attachment, over-responsibility, and a need t
Rebecca Lazzelle: Functioning Is Not the Same as Being Okay (opens the original)
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A person can appear successful, dependable, and completely in control while privately carrying more than anyone around them realizes. They can continue working, solving problems, caring for other people, and meeting every expectation while their mental health quietly deteriorates beneath the surface. Rebecca Lazzelle understands that divide from lived experience. A lifelong overachiever and former corporate process improvement director, Rebecca built much of her identity around achievement, resp
Camille Ellis: Don’t Forget What You Had (opens the original)
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What if one simple change in perspective could transform the way you carry grief? After losing her 18-year-old son, Wes, to suicide, Camille Ellis believed she would never experience happiness the same way again. Like so many people navigating profound loss, the weight of grief seemed impossible to escape. Then she realized something that would forever change the way she viewed her son's life—and her own. "A lot of people get so stuck on what they lost, they forget what they had." In this deeply
Jodi Gardner: Growing Older Doesn’t Mean Growing Invisible (opens the original)
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When we think about mental health, older adults are often left out of the conversation. Yet they may be carrying a lifetime of grief, caregiving, health challenges, trauma, and life transitions—while growing up in a generation that was taught to keep those struggles to themselves. In this episode of Glow For Hope: Sparking Conversation on Mental Health, Kelly Poelker welcomes Jodi Gardner, Executive Director of the St. Clair County Mental Health Board, for a conversation about why purpose doesn'
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