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The Chronic Illness Therapist

The Chronic Illness Therapist

De: Destiny Davis LPC CRC
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Disrupting the mental health and medical system for people with chronic, invisible illnesses. We will no longer accept lack of answers, empathy, and guidance from the professionals we are told to trust. It’s not in your head, you are not a burden, and we’ll prove that to you one episode at a time. I'm an Atlanta-based mental health therapist specializing in chronic pain / invisible illnesses. This podcast is for educational and insight purposes only and should not be used as a replacement for mental health treatment. Always seek medical advice before making changes to your health regimens.Destiny Davis LPC CRC Higiene y Vida Saludable Psicología Psicología y Salud Mental
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  • Ep 125: When Your Illness Has a History: Medical Gaslighting, Invisible Illness, and Why You're Not Imagining It with Emily Mendenhall PhD
    Apr 16 2026
    If you've ever been dismissed by a doctor, told your symptoms were stress or anxiety, or felt like the medical system wasn't built for people like you — this episode traces exactly how we got here. The history of "hysteria" didn't end; it evolved, and understanding that history might be one of the most validating things you do for yourself today.In this episode, you'll hear from Emily Mendenhall, medical anthropologist, Guggenheim Fellow, and author of Invisible Illness: A History from Hysteria to Long COVID. Her concept of structural silencing reframes medical dismissal not as individual doctors failing patients, but as a system operating exactly as it was designed.Connect with Destiny: Instagram / Facebook / Website______________________________🤝 RESOURCES & WAYS TO WORK TOGETHER______________________________🩺 FOR HEALTH PROFESSIONALS💬 Clinical Consultation→ ⁠Regulated Therapist, Attuned Client: Movement Practices for Clinical Excellence: A 4-week live virtual program for mental health therapists who want to incorporate movement into their work life to be more present and sustainable in their practice. Led by Destiny Davis, LPC, CRC and Jason Therrien, DPT. Starts Tuesday May 5th, runs through May 26th. → ⁠The Mastermind⁠: A free monthly business and clinical consultation group for therapists, PTs, OTs, and RDs specializing in chronic illness. Come think through cases, talk shop, and connect with a community of providers who really get this work.🎓 Continuing Education→ ⁠The Chronic Illness Therapists Conference⁠ — 2027: The 2026 conference was just the beginning. We're returning to Atlanta (new venue!) in October 2027 — in person and virtually. Early bird pricing is live now.→ ⁠Past CE Workshops⁠ Browse past on-demand continuing education workshops in the Skool community. ______________________________🌊 FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH CHRONIC ILLNESS🛋️Therapy:→ ⁠Therapy Intensives with Destiny⁠: Half-day and full-day intensive therapy sessions are now available for clients in Georgia, Florida, and Colorado. A good option if weekly sessions aren't working for your schedule — or if you want to do deeper work in a shorter window.🧑‍💻Non-therapy Support Groups/Education→ Latest Workshops Here→ ⁠Welcome to the Waiting Room⁠ is a low-cost membership run by Destiny and guest experts each month, including:General support groups, 2–4 Fridays per month at 12 ESTSex + Chronic Pain Support Group — biweekly, on Thursdays at 11am EST for those navigating intimacy while living with chronic pain. Facilitated by Jessica Sullivan-Sanchez, LPC, CRC, SEP, a somatic sex therapist with lived experience.Monthly community education workshops on topics relevant to life with chronic illness with new expert guests each monthThese groups are not therapy and are not a replacement for therapy. Due to ethical guidelines around dual relationships, current therapy clients of Destiny or Angie are not able to join the membership at the same time. If you have questions about whether the membership is the right fit for you, feel free to reach out before joining.______________________________⚠️ DISCLAIMERThe Chronic Illness Therapists Podcast is for educational and informational purposes only. Nothing shared in this podcast — by Destiny, guests, or anyone else — constitutes medical advice, mental health treatment, or a therapeutic relationship. Listening to this podcast does not create a client-provider relationship of any kind. Always consult with your own qualified healthcare providers before making decisions about your medical care, mental health treatment, or medications. If you are in crisis, please contact the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline by calling or texting 988.
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  • When Your Nervous System Shows the Problem and Has Part of the Solution: MCAS & Mast Cell Disorders with Dr. Amanda Whitehouse
    Apr 10 2026
    When your symptoms shift daily and no one, not even your doctor, can give you clear answers, the hypervigilance can feel like the only rational response. But what if that constant scanning is actually making your nervous system harder to calm, and there's a way to work with it instead of against it?In this episode, you'll hear from Dr. Amanda Whitehouse, licensed psychologist specializing in anxiety and trauma related to food allergies and mast cell conditions. She reframes nervous system regulation not as a reset button, but as a slow, trust-building process, and explains why that distinction matters more than most people realize.Connect with Destiny: Instagram / Facebook / Website______________________________🤝 RESOURCES & WAYS TO WORK TOGETHER______________________________🩺 FOR HEALTH PROFESSIONALS💬 Clinical Consultation→ ⁠Regulated Therapist, Attuned Client: Movement Practices for Clinical Excellence: A 4-week live virtual program for mental health therapists who want to incorporate movement into their work life to be more present and sustainable in their practice. Led by Destiny Davis, LPC, CRC and Jason Therrien, DPT. Starts Tuesday May 5th, runs through May 26th. → ⁠The Mastermind⁠: A free monthly business and clinical consultation group for therapists, PTs, OTs, and RDs specializing in chronic illness. Come think through cases, talk shop, and connect with a community of providers who really get this work.🎓 Continuing Education→ ⁠The Chronic Illness Therapists Conference⁠ — October 2027: The 2026 conference was just the beginning. We're returning to Atlanta (new venue!) in October 2027 — in person and virtually. Early bird pricing is live now.→ ⁠Past CE Workshops⁠ Browse past on-demand continuing education workshops in the Skool community. ______________________________🌊 FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH CHRONIC ILLNESS🛋️Therapy:→ ⁠Therapy Intensives with Destiny⁠: Half-day and full-day intensive therapy sessions are now available for clients in Georgia, Florida, and Colorado. A good option if weekly sessions aren't working for your schedule — or if you want to do deeper work in a shorter window. Intensives can be a great addition, not replacement, to the therapy work you’re already doing.🧑‍💻Non-therapy Support Groups/Education for General Public → Latest Workshops Here→ ⁠Welcome to the Waiting Room⁠ is a low-cost membership run by Destiny and guest experts each month, including:General support groups, 2–4 Fridays per month at 12 ESTSex + Chronic Pain Support Group — biweekly, on Thursdays at 11am EST for those navigating intimacy while living with chronic pain. Facilitated by Jessica Sullivan-Sanchez, LPC, CRC, SEP, a somatic sex therapist with lived experience.Monthly community education workshops on topics relevant to life with chronic illness with new expert guests each monthThese groups are not therapy and are not a replacement for therapy. Due to ethical guidelines around dual relationships, current therapy clients of Destiny or Angie are not able to join the membership at the same time. If you have questions about whether the membership is the right fit for you, feel free to reach out before joining.______________________________⚠️ DISCLAIMERThe Chronic Illness Therapists Podcast is for educational and informational purposes only. Nothing shared in this podcast — by Destiny, guests, or anyone else — constitutes medical advice, mental health treatment, or a therapeutic relationship. Listening to this podcast does not create a client-provider relationship of any kind. Always consult with your own qualified healthcare providers before making decisions about your medical care, mental health treatment, or medications. If you are in crisis, please contact the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline by calling or texting 988.
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  • Ep 123: If Eating Is So Good for You, Why Does It Feel So Bad with Tiffany Pecoraro RD
    Apr 3 2026
    If you have an eating disorder and a chronic illness, recovery might not look like what gets celebrated online, and that disconnect can leave you feeling like you're doing it wrong. The missing piece isn't more willpower; it’s a provider who actually understands how these two things interact.In this episode, you'll hear from Tiffany Pecoraro, MS, RD, LD, EDOC, Registered Dietitian and founder of Freedom With Nutrition, who specializes in eating disorder recovery alongside co-occurring chronic conditions. Her insight: the goal isn't a perfect diet, it's finding every creative path toward adequate nourishment for your specific body and your specific picture.Connect with Destiny: Instagram / Facebook______________________________🤝 RESOURCES & WAYS TO WORK TOGETHER______________________________🩺 FOR HEALTH PROFESSIONALS💬 Clinical Consultation→ ⁠The Chronic Illness Cohort⁠: A 6-week live virtual program for allied health professionals ready to deepen their clinical skills and get real consultation on their most complex cases. Led by Destiny Davis, LPC, CRC and Victoria Rodriguez, PhD, LPC. Open to therapists, PTs, OTs, RDs, and other allied health providers. Starts April 7th, runs through May 12th, 2026. Includes 4 NBCC-approved CE hours and 5 independent study hours.→ ⁠The Mastermind⁠: A free monthly business and clinical consultation group for therapists, PTs, OTs, and RDs specializing in chronic illness. Come think through cases, talk shop, and connect with a community of providers who really get this work.🎓 Continuing Education→ ⁠The Chronic Illness Therapists Conference⁠ — 2027: The 2026 conference was just the beginning. We're returning to Atlanta (new venue!) in October 2027 — in person and virtually. Early bird pricing is live now.→ ⁠Past CE Workshops⁠ Browse past on-demand continuing education workshops in the Skool community. ______________________________🌊 FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH CHRONIC ILLNESS🛋️Therapy:→ ⁠Therapy Intensives with Destiny⁠: Half-day and full-day intensive therapy sessions are now available for clients in Georgia, Florida, and Colorado. A good option if weekly sessions aren't working for your schedule — or if you want to do deeper work in a shorter window.🧑‍💻Non-therapy Support Groups/Education→ Latest Workshops Here→ ⁠Welcome to the Waiting Room⁠ is a low-cost membership run by Destiny and guest experts each month, including:General support groups, 2–4 Fridays per month at 12 ESTSex + Chronic Pain Support Group — biweekly, on Thursdays at 11am EST for those navigating intimacy while living with chronic pain. Facilitated by Jessica Sullivan-Sanchez, LPC, CRC, SEP, a somatic sex therapist with lived experience.Monthly community education workshops on topics relevant to life with chronic illness with new expert guests each monthThese groups are not therapy and are not a replacement for therapy. Due to ethical guidelines around dual relationships, current therapy clients of Destiny or Angie are not able to join the membership at the same time. If you have questions about whether the membership is the right fit for you, feel free to reach out before joining.______________________________⚠️ DISCLAIMERThe Chronic Illness Therapists Podcast is for educational and informational purposes only. Nothing shared in this podcast — by Destiny, guests, or anyone else — constitutes medical advice, mental health treatment, or a therapeutic relationship. Listening to this podcast does not create a client-provider relationship of any kind. Always consult with your own qualified healthcare providers before making decisions about your medical care, mental health treatment, or medications. If you are in crisis, please contact the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline by calling or texting 988.
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    45 m
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