Melissa Earley's guest appearances

Melissa Earley

The If You Could See Me Project

If You Could See Me Conversations

Mike Moskowitz

Amy Black

Frank King

Kimberly Johnson

Leah Lamb

Alden Groves

Craig Lewis

Amanda Lynch

Devin Walker

Kristin Sunanta Walker

Amy Newmark

Lisa Jakub

Steve Hickman

Christina Tinker

Erin Mahone

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As we head into another holiday season.  We want to take a moment to rebroatcast this tory from last season to remind everyone, set boundaries, and that the holidays can be a great time with friends and family.  The holidays are a hard time for many people, family, setting boundaries, family, traditions and all kinds of people that you may or may not want to see.  Today Melissa Earley and Erin address how to get yourself out of the holiday "pickle" and create an mentally safe and healthy holiday season for yourself and your family.  Stick around to the end and we start a great conversation that will be continued on a non holiday podcast soon! The If You Could See Me project began with a bout of synesthesia in the shower when as I washed my hair I envisioned a hashtag. In that moment I knew that this was my mission: to help foster creativity, facilitate self-compassion, remind people of their innate goodness, and provide a nurturing space for them to find the truth of themselves within the depths of their life's most challenging moments...and then speak them out loud for all to hear.There’s a lot going on here at The If You Could See Me Project!Work with Erin Mahone as a coach, join an If You Could See Me cohort and become one of our brave storytellers, subscribe to the ReStory Community and receive exclusive monthly perks, bi-weekly zoom meetings with amazing people, and writing prompts to help you gain insight, grow your story, and commit to your goals. Visit, like, and follow us on social media! YouTube https://www.youtube.com/user/Dishesinthesink: Facebook/ iycsmTiktok @ifyoucouldseemeInstagram @theifyoucouldseemeprojectLearn more and join our mailing list at www.IfYouCouldSeeMe.com for updates!

As we head into another holiday season. We want to take a moment to rebroatcast this tory from last season to remind everyone, set boundaries, and that the holidays can be a great time with friends and family. The holidays are a hard time for many people, family, setting boundaries, family, traditions and all kinds of people that you may or may not want to see. Today Melissa Earley and Erin address how to get yourself out of the holiday "pickle" and create an mentally safe and healthy holiday season for yourself and your family. Stick around to the end and we start a great conversation that will be continued on a non holiday podcast soon! The If You Could See Me project began with a bout of synesthesia in the shower when as I washed my hair I envisioned a hashtag. In that moment I knew that this was my mission: to help foster creativity, facilitate self-compassion, remind people of their innate goodness, and provide a nurturing space for them to find the truth of themselves within the depths of their life's most challenging moments...and then speak them out loud for all to hear. There’s a lot going on here at The If You Could See Me Project! Work with Erin Mahone as a coach, join an If You Could See Me cohort and become one of our brave storytellers, subscribe to the ReStory Community and receive exclusive monthly perks, bi-weekly zoom meetings with amazing people, and writing prompts to help you gain insight, grow your story, and commit to your goals. Visit, like, and follow us on social media! YouTube <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/Dishesinthesink" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/user/Dishesinthesink</a>: Facebook/ iycsm Tiktok @ifyoucouldseeme Instagram @theifyoucouldseemeproject Learn more and join our mailing list at <a href="http://www.IfYouCouldSeeMe.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.IfYouCouldSeeMe.com</a> for updates!

Rebroadcast:  The Holidays don't have to suck with Guest Melissa Earley

March is Brain Injury Awareness Month. The IYCSM project Director of Community Outreach, Melissa Earley is also a brain injury survivor. Melissa joins Erin to talk about life after brain injury and all of the complex factors that impact the life of an individual post TBI. In 2019 the NIH released a study indicating that 1 in 5 people who experience a TBI develop a mental health condition, most commonly major depression. More information on Brain Injury: https://www.biausa.org/events/march-is-brain-injury-awareness-monthIf you have a story or personal account about TBI visit www.ifyoucouldseeme.com and click "Share Your Story" at the top of the home page.

March is Brain Injury Awareness Month. The IYCSM project Director of Community Outreach, Melissa Earley is also a brain injury survivor. Melissa joins Erin to talk about life after brain injury and all of the complex factors that impact the life of an individual post TBI. In 2019 the NIH released a study indicating that 1 in 5 people who experience a TBI develop a mental health condition, most commonly major depression. More information on Brain Injury: <a href="https://www.biausa.org/events/march-is-brain-injury-awareness-month" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.biausa.org/events/march-is-brain-injury-awareness-month</a> If you have a story or personal account about TBI visit <a href="http://www.ifyoucouldseeme.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.ifyoucouldseeme.com</a> and click "Share Your Story" at the top of the home page.

Brain Injury Awareness w/Melissa Earley

M. Melissa Earley, RN, BSN, QMHP-C, NHDP-BC, is a survivor of domestic minor sex trafficking who has dedicated her life to working in healthcare. She earned her National Registry Certification as a Paramedic at The Medical College of Virginia in 1988 and has maintained her Paramedic Certification ever since. Throughout her EMS career she has held many leadership positions, including an appointment to the inaugural State Childhood Injury Prevention Committee. Ms. Earley later earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Virginia Commonwealth University. Choosing to devote much of her career to child and adolescent behavioral health afforded her the opportunity to register with the Board of Counseling as a Qualified Mental Health Professional- Child. Ms. Earley is also a National Healthcare Disaster Professional – Board Certified by the ANCC and is a member of the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services, Disaster Behavioral Health Team and actively volunteers with the Medical Reserve Corps. Ms. Earley has been involved in advocacy at the level of the state legislature for decades. To date she considers her greatest achievement as an advocate to be notifying her main perpetrator’s wife after learning that her perpetrator had three young children, all girls, about his history. His wife confirmed the information and was able to safely leave the marriage and prevent further contact with the children. Ms. Earley has used her past experience to educate and train various organizations and groups in order to raise awareness of human trafficking and to give the unique perspective of a survivor through the lens of a healthcare provider.

Putting Hope into Action with Melissa Earley