Breaking the Silence: A Conversation on Mental Health, Faith, and Food Insecurity with Dr. Charise

In this episode of Mental Health Unscripted, join host Iyana Anderson for a heartfelt conversation with Dr. Charise Breeden Balam, a licensed social worker and director of field placement at Marymount University. In this honest and uplifting episode, Dr. Sharice opens up about how surviving domestic violence led her to social work, her groundbreaking research on food insecurity among community college students, and the delicate balance between faith and mental healthcare.

They dive into the real struggles many people face, from balancing survival mode with self-care to recognizing when it's time to seek professional help. Dr. Sharice also offers wisdom on being our sister's keeper and creating spaces of support and healing in our communities.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone navigating life's challenges, questioning faith's role in mental health, or simply looking for a reminder that they are seen, heard, and not alone.

Connect with Dr. Charise on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-charise-b-dst2011/

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