Erik DaRosa on The Importance of Mental Health Conversations

Ever wondered how a simple conversation can transform lives? In this riveting episode of the Find Your Leadership Confidence Podcast, host Vicki Noethling sits down with Erik DaRosa, affectionately known as “Yoda,” the visionary Founder and CEO of From Survivor to Thriver. Erik, a leading mental health advocate and co-host of the influential From Survivor to Thriver podcast, shares his journey of battling anxiety and OCD, and his mission to dismantle mental health stigmas. Through candid discussions, Erik delves into the physical and cognitive manifestations of anxiety, the significance of community in healing, and the essence of a fluid healing journey. Tune in to discover why it’s crucial to “meet yourself where you’re at” and the powerful impact of honest mental health conversations.

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Erik dreams of living in a world where people can speak openly and honestly about their mental health issues without fear of judgment or reprisal.

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Erik DaRosa, known by friends as “Yoda,” is the Founder and CEO of From Survivor to Thriver, a mental health advocate, speaker, author, and Co-host of the popular From Survivor to Thriver podcast. Through his work and his own lived experience, Erik is upending the front-end of the mental health space and building a bridge between those who seek resources and those who provide both help and hope. Each week on his podcast, he tackles different mental health topics through honest and relatable "kitchen table" conversations with real people who are helping to shatter mental health stigmas and find their voices. He aims to normalize discussions around mental health topics and remind his audience they are not alone, there is strength in community and "it's perfectly ok to not always be ok."