EPISODE · Jun 16, 2026 · 23 MIN
The Messy Middle of Healing
from Skills and Pills Podcast · host Skills and Pills Podcast
In this episode, Dr. Jo and Dr. Mo reflect on their recent conversation with Charaia Rush and continue unpacking what resilience really looks like.So often, we're taught to admire the comeback story, but what about the space in between? The messy middle. The setbacks. The moments when healing feels slow and progress isn't obvious.Join the conversation as they explore why resilience isn't about avoiding hard seasons, but learning how to move through them. They discuss the danger of comparing our journey to someone else's highlight reel, the importance of giving ourselves grace during difficult moments, and why our worst days don't define who we are.Healing is rarely a straight line. There will be moments when you fall flat on your face, moments when you feel stuck, and moments when you're tempted to believe everyone else has it figured out. But behind every success story is a journey filled with struggles that most people never see.If you've ever felt discouraged in your healing journey, this episode is a reminder that you don't have to skip the messy middle to reach wholeness.--------Follow Charaiahttp://instagram.com/charaiarush/https://charaia.substack.com/Connect with us:https://linktr.ee/skillsandpillspodcast
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In this episode, Dr. Jo and Dr. Mo reflect on their recent conversation with Charaia Rush and continue unpacking what resilience really looks like. So often, we're taught to admire the comeback story, but what about the space in between? The messy middle. The setbacks. The moments when healing feels slow and progress isn't obvious. Join the conversation as they explore why resilience isn't about avoiding hard seasons, but learning how to move through them. They discuss the danger of compari...
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