EPISODE · May 19, 2026 · 39 MIN
85: Dr. Fred Moss on Chronic Illness, Mental Health & the Healing Power of Being Heard
from Autoimmune Adventures · host autoimmuneadventures.com
Living with chronic illness can make people feel unseen, unheard, and disconnected from themselves. In this profound episode of Autoimmune Adventures, Dr. Fred Moss joins Stacy, Becky, and Alysia for a powerful conversation about mental health, emotional healing, authenticity, communication, trauma, and the connection between emotional and physical wellness. Together, they explore: ✨ The mind-body connection ✨ Why feeling heard matters deeply to healing ✨ The hidden cost of masking authenticity ✨ Mental health labels and identity ✨ Emotional suppression and chronic illness ✨ Patient advocacy and reclaiming your voice ✨ What “normal” mental health even means Dr. Moss challenges the belief that people are fundamentally broken and offers a deeply human perspective on healing, communication, and self-understanding. If you’ve ever struggled to explain your pain, felt dismissed in healthcare spaces, or questioned your worth because of illness, this conversation will resonate deeply. 🎙️ About Dr. Fred Moss Dr. Fred Moss is a psychiatrist, speaker, mental health advocate, and creator of Welcome to Humanity. He is known for challenging traditional narratives around mental health and helping people reconnect with their authentic voice and human connection. ⛰️ Subscribe for more conversations about chronic illness, autoimmune disease, healing, advocacy, resilience, and finding joy along the scenic route. #DrFredMoss #AutoimmuneAdventures #ChronicIllness #MentalHealthAwareness #MindBodyConnection #HealingJourney #PatientAdvocacy #Authenticity #EmotionalHealing #AutoimmuneDisease #TraumaHealing #InvisibleIllness #FunctionalMedicine #MentalWellness #HealthPodcast
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