Your Stress Makes Sense — The Mismatch Evolutionary Theory Explained
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In this episode, we sit down with Rose Cope, LMSW, whose path through education, EMS, and political activism has shaped her into the grounded, compassionate clinician she is today. Rose brings a rare blend of crisis experience, systemic awareness, and heart-centered social work — offering a perspective that feels both deeply human and deeply needed.
Together, we explore:
• How her background in education informs the way she understands people
• What EMS taught her about presence, regulation, and supporting others in crisis
• How political activism shaped her commitment to equity, advocacy, and systemic change
• The realities of being an LMSW in today’s world — the challenges, the purpose, and the heart behind the work
• What she wishes more people understood about healing and human behavior
This conversation is layered, grounding, and filled with insight for anyone who works in mental health, loves someone who struggles, or is trying to understand themselves more deeply.