Hopeology
We are on hiatus, but hope to be back sometime in 2025. Please still reach out if you would like to be a guest in the future.
Here at Hopeology, we interview people to hear about their authentic stories of what connects us all... hope.
New episodes every two weeks.
Disclaimer: The views reflected by any of the guests may not reflect the views of the podcast host. Some topics may be difficult for some viewers, so proceed at your own risk. This podcast does not replace psychotherapy or advice and is only for entertainment. The host is a licensed therapist, and will never disclose any conversations between her clients and her.
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Music by Scott Holmes, background website photo by: Kelly Sikkema
Podcast owned by: Hopeology, LLC
Hopeology
Learning How to Sit with Discomfort and Find Your Voice with Poetic Symone
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Today we hear from Symone. She speaks about her mental health journey, and how she was able to break unhelpful generational cycles. We talk about relationships and navigating dating. She also shares how she has found resilience through being an entrepreneur, learning from failure, being okay with sitting in discomfort, and finding the strength to verbalize her needs.
“I was a seed, and I blossomed into a little flower.” - Symone
Follow Symone on Instagram at @poeticsymone
TW: Talks about SA.
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Disclaimer: The views reflected by any of the guests may not reflect the views of the podcast host. Some topics may be difficult for some viewers, so proceed at your own risk. This podcast does not replace psychotherapy or advice and is for entertainment purposes only.
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