Solutions for the Sole Podcast Episodes

Episode 1 Fatherhood & Mental Health: Balancing Leadership, Responsibility & Emotional Well Being

Powerful podcast exploring the intersection of fatherhood, leadership, responsibility, and emotional well-being. Hosted by Jamal Ward (LCMHCS, LCAS, CSI, LPCS) and Adrian White (LCSW, LCAS, CCS) along with special guest Dr. Fabby Williams. This podcast engages in meaningful conversations about the challenges, expectations, and triumphs of being a father while maintaining mental and emotional wellness as professional leaders.

Episode 2 Evidence & Empathy: Womens Mental Health & Support

Welcome to the second episode of the Solutions for the Sole Podcast — where real talk meets real healing. Hosted by Cherish Fields, LCSWA – Licensed Clinical Social Worker with guests:

Tanesha Rivers, LCMHCA, LCASA – Clinical Mental Health Counselor Associate & Licensed Clinical Addictions Specialist Associate

Parker Tompkins, LCSWA – Licensed Clinical Social Worker Associate

Johanna Jani, LCASA – Licensed Clinical Addictions Specialist Associate

Join these four professional women while they dive deep into the unique challenges women face when it comes to balancing work, life balance and mental health. From trauma recovery and emotional wellness to identifying what suppprt looks like from a mental health lens. This is an authentic conversation that will provide evidence-based insights, with yet again four women that have a heart, passion and purpose towards healing.

Episode 3 Healing in Real Time: A Clinical Conversation on Trauma & Recovery

In Episode 3 of The Solutions for the Sole Podcast, host Tanesha Rivers, LCMHCA, LCASA, leads a powerful and transparent conversation with three fellow women clinicians as they unpack trauma through a clinical lens. Naaila Moumaris, LCMHCA, shares her work using EMDR to help clients process and heal from trauma. Parker Tompkins, LCSWA, LCASA, discusses her use of Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) with adolescents and youth impacted by complex trauma. Cherish Fields, LCSWA, LCASA, speaks to her work with both adults and adolescents, focusing on generational healing and empowerment for individuals navigating trauma.

Together, they explore what trauma-informed care and practices look like in clinical settings and how psychotherapists can support clients in healing and recovery.This episode is essential for clinicians, students, and anyone passionate about—or interested in learning more about—trauma and what healing truly looks like.