Mental Health Awareness: Falling forward with no filter

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05/26/22 • 54 min

Dr Ronaye Calvert and Bindi Heit from LIVE Treatment Concierge Services are joined by special guest, Curly Velasquez to discuss Mental Health Awareness: Falling forward with no filter.

Our guest:

Curly Velasquez is a Los Angeles-based artist. He began his career in fashion working for celebrity photographer David LaChapelle, and design icon Jeremy Scott before starting his own line. Was discovered in the kitchen at BUZZFEED studios where he became an internet favorite. Currently you can see him on season two and three of VIDA on Starz, and in the Netflix’s hit documentary MUCHO MUCHO AMOR.

In this heartwarming episode, we explore:

Mental Health Awareness Month
Life through the eyes of dementia
The moments, memories and magnificence of life
Finding the romance in the moment
Falling forward with no filter

Songs - Since I left you by The Avalanches - Hallelujah by k.d. lang - Learn to Fly by Foo Fighters

Listen via Spotify playlist - GET REAL with Dr Ronaye

Meditation - Know your power

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Dr Ronaye Calvert and Bindi Heit from LIVE Treatment Concierge Services are joined by special guest, Curly Velasquez to discuss Mental Health Awareness: Falling forward with no filter.

Our guest:

In this heartwarming episode, we explore:

Mental Health Awareness Month
Life through the eyes of dementia
The moments, memories and magnificence of life
Finding the romance in the moment
Falling forward with no filter

Songs - Since I left you by The Avalanches - Hallelujah by k.d. lang - Learn to Fly by Foo Fighters

Listen via Spotify playlist - GET REAL with Dr Ronaye

Meditation - Know your power

This podcast is brought to you by Ethical Change Agency.

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Our guest:

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Meditation - Let go of limiting beliefs

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Our guest:

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