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Acceptance Path Podcast

Acceptance Path Podcast

By: AJ Huynh and Sheree Morgan
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 Two mental health experts have joined forces to make an uplifting podcast about well-being and personal growth. We use this show to share fresh and sometimes eye-opening ideas, helping listeners create a more fulfilling life. We're not pushing any one viewpoint - instead, we'll bring in guests from all walks of life to expand our understanding of the world. Come along with us as we explore different outlooks together.AJ Huynh and Sheree Morgan Personal Development Personal Success
Episodes
  • #24: Politics, Mental Health, Welfare, and Medicaid

    #24: Politics, Mental Health, Welfare, and Medicaid
    Aug 5 2025

    This week, AJ and Sheree delve into the discomfort of political changes, including Medicaid cuts and educational funding, and explore the impact on counseling and empathy. Learn about the intersection of current events and mental health support.
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    50 mins
  • #23: How Reading the News Impacts Your Mental Health?

    #23: How Reading the News Impacts Your Mental Health?
    Jul 15 2025

    Join Sheree Morgan and AJ Huynh as they explore the intricate relationship between news consumption and mental health.
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    51 mins
  • #22: Resilience, Foster System, and Adverse Childhood Experience

    #22: Resilience, Foster System, and Adverse Childhood Experience
    Feb 25 2025

    In this episode, Sheree and AJ interview Alicia Ramirez, who shares her incredible journey of overcoming challenges in the foster care system and becoming a successful caseworker and teacher. Alicia's story is one of resilience, transformation, and breaking cycles of trauma.
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    1 hr and 1 min
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