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EPISODE · Jun 24, 2026 · 15 MIN

Episode 10: "Who's Pouring Into You?"- Real Talk About Community Support

from The WeAreVon Podcast · host Von M.

In this episode of the We Are Von podcast, Von shares valuable insights on mental health, community support, and practical resources available in Houston. Whether you're struggling with mental health or looking to strengthen your support system, this episode offers actionable advice and encouragement.Key topics covered:The importance of mental health awareness across all roles and backgroundsThe necessity of professional therapy and how to access affordable optionsBuilding and analyzing your ecosystem of support, including family, friends, and community resourcesSpecific Houston-based mental health services and crisis support linesThe significance of community and faith-based support in healing and growthPractical exercises: drawing your support ecosystem and advocating for helpSelf-care tips that focus on internal healing beyond physical routinesThe power of asking for support and breaking the stigma around itEncouragement to not do life alone and how to identify who to turn to in times of crisisPsychology Todayhttps://www.expressyourselfblackman.com/therapyBetterHelpTherapy for Black GirlsRUL A TherapyOpen Path CollectiveNAMI HoustonBo's PlaceMental Health America HoustonThe Black Woman Project HoustonPodcast Social Media:InstagramTimestamps:00:00 - Introduction and gratitude to listeners00:30 - Personal transparency and purpose of the podcast00:56 - The mission: Supporting mental health awareness for all roles in life01:24 - The importance of seeking mental health treatment and therapy01:54 - Resources in Houston for mental health support and crisis intervention02:53 - How to access confidential crisis support: dialing 988 and texting 741-74104:25 - Recommendations for community supports and healthy ecosystem analysis05:21 - The metaphor of support circles and levels of community involvement06:30 - How to identify your support system and who to call during crises or venting07:28 - The value of therapy platforms: PsychologyToday, BetterHelp, Therapy for Black Girls, and others08:54 - Community resources in Houston: Open Path Collective, NAMI, Bose Place, and more09:52 - The importance of sliding scale therapy options and insurance considerations11:08 - Integrating professional support, peer groups, and community into your ecosystem12:52 - Highlighting the Black Woman Project in Houston for safe spaces13:26 - Self-expression methods like journaling and alternative support strategies14:46 - The importance of internal healing and regular therapy appointments15:39 - Encouragement to ask for support and not try to handle everything alone16:38 - The power of community and support systems in biblical and everyday life17:04 - Activity: Drawing your support ecosystem to identify who is in each circle17:32 - Building a proactive support plan and breaking the barrier of "doing it all alone"18:28 - Faith and community in biblical stories emphasizing collective support18:58 - Final reminders: utilizing resources and analyzing your ecosystem19:27 - Closing encouragement for ongoing self-care and community involvementConnect with Yvonne:Remember, your support system is vital. Take time to assess, build, and lean on your community. You don’t have to navigate mental health challenges alone...help is available, accessible, and necessary.

In this episode of the We Are Von podcast, Von shares valuable insights on mental health, community support, and practical resources available in Houston. Whether you're struggling with mental health or looking to strengthen your support system, this episode offers actionable advice and encouragement.Key topics covered:The importance of mental health awareness across all roles and backgroundsThe necessity of professional therapy and how to access affordable optionsBuilding and analyzing your ecosystem of support, including family, friends, and community resourcesSpecific Houston-based mental health services and crisis support linesThe significance of community and faith-based support in healing and growthPractical exercises: drawing your support ecosystem and advocating for helpSelf-care tips that focus on internal healing beyond physical routinesThe power of asking for support and breaking the stigma around itEncouragement to not do life alone and how to identify who to turn to in times of crisisPsychology Todayhttps://www.expressyourselfblackman.com/therapyBetterHelpTherapy for Black GirlsRUL A TherapyOpen Path CollectiveNAMI HoustonBo's PlaceMental Health America HoustonThe Black Woman Project HoustonPodcast Social Media:InstagramTimestamps:00:00 - Introduction and gratitude to listeners00:30 - Personal transparency and purpose of the podcast00:56 - The mission: Supporting mental health awareness for all roles in life01:24 - The importance of seeking mental health treatment and therapy01:54 - Resources in Houston for mental health support and crisis intervention02:53 - How to access confidential crisis support: dialing 988 and texting 741-74104:25 - Recommendations for community supports and healthy ecosystem analysis05:21 - The metaphor of support circles and levels of community involvement06:30 - How to identify your support system and who to call during crises or venting07:28 - The value of therapy platforms: PsychologyToday, BetterHelp, Therapy for Black Girls, and others08:54 - Community resources in Houston: Open Path Collective, NAMI, Bose Place, and more09:52 - The importance of sliding scale therapy options and insurance considerations11:08 - Integrating professional support, peer groups, and community into your ecosystem12:52 - Highlighting the Black Woman Project in Houston for safe spaces13:26 - Self-expression methods like journaling and alternative support strategies14:46 - The importance of internal healing and regular therapy appointments15:39 - Encouragement to ask for support and not try to handle everything alone16:38 - The power of community and support systems in biblical and everyday life17:04 - Activity: Drawing your support ecosystem to identify who is in each circle17:32 - Building a proactive support plan and breaking the barrier of "doing it all alone"18:28 - Faith and community in biblical stories emphasizing collective support18:58 - Final reminders: utilizing resources and analyzing your ecosystem19:27 - Closing encouragement for ongoing self-care and community involvementConnect with Yvonne:Remember, your support system is vital. Take time to assess, build, and lean on your community. You don’t have to navigate mental health challenges alone...help is available, accessible, and necessary.

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