In this episode of Finding Your Voice, I talk with Dr. Jaime Brown, leader at Brite Psychological Services, for a powerful and honest conversation about identity, strength, and what it truly means to heal.

We discuss:

• Latino community
• Even The “warrior” needs to be vulnerable
• Healing in community instead of isolation
• Reclaiming our shared humanity
• What therapy means to him
• And yes… how punk rock spirit shows up in mental health

Because sometimes healing isn’t soft.
Sometimes it’s loud.
Sometimes it’s rebellious.

And sometimes the most radical thing we can do… is feel. It’s about honoring where we come from — without being trapped by it. And it’s about remembering that being human is not weakness.

It’s courage.

Brite Psychological Services

https://www.britepsych.com/

Regal Beagle

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In this inspiring episode of Finding Your Voice, I speak with Dr. Melanie Cain, a Native American psychologist whose journey into the field of psychology is as powerful as the work she does today.

Dr. Cain shares her path to becoming a psychologist—what shaped her calling, the challenges she navigated, and the deeper purpose that guides her work. From serving within state systems to building her own private practice supporting women, she brings both clinical expertise and lived understanding to the therapy room.

We explore the core issues she sees most often in her work: anxiety, depression, and intergenerational trauma. Dr. Cain offers thoughtful insight into how trauma can echo across generations, how women often carry invisible emotional burdens, and what healing can look like when culture, identity, and voice are honored in the therapeutic process.

This conversation is honest, grounded, and deeply empowering. It’s about resilience. It’s about representation. And it’s about what happens when someone chooses not only to find their voice—but to help others find theirs too.

If you’ve ever wondered how personal history shapes professional purpose, or how therapy can create space for healing across generations, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

In this episode, I talk with Daniel French, one of the founding members of Las Cafeteras, for a conversation that moves beyond music and into meaning.

We explore the power of music as healing, the overlap between creativity and therapy, and how Daniel’s work has evolved over time—from performing on stages to helping others find their own voice, purpose, and sense of connection.

This is a thoughtful, grounded conversation about art, service, and what it means to use your gifts in ways that truly impact others.