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THConversationAuthor: hairzillaa
In THConversation, join Hairzillaa, a seasoned hairdresser, and Chris, a licensed therapist, for candid conversations about mental health, the beauty industry, and holistic wellness. As insiders in the beauty world, they shed light on the often-overlooked mental health challenges faced by professionals in the industry. From hilarious anecdotes to insightful discussions, each episode offers a refreshing blend of humor and heart. Before diving into topics like stress management, self-care, and alternative therapies, they kickstart conversations with lighthearted banter and even indulge in trying different THC strains for a relaxed atmosphere. Hairzillaa fearlessly shares personal experiences from the salon chair, offering a raw and relatable perspective on the intersection of mental health and the beauty industry. Meanwhile, guest experts provide diverse viewpoints and practical advice for listeners seeking holistic well-being. With each episode, THConversation aims to leave listeners with more than just laughs. Its a resource hub for self-care tips, new wellness practices, and a sense of solidarity. By fostering an open dialogue, Hairzillaa and Chris strive to create a community where listeners feel seen, understood, and empowered to prioritize their mental wellness. Tune in to THConversation for laughs, insights, and a reminder that youre not alone in your journey toward mental well-being. And for all purposes this podcast is personal opinion, and at times satire. Never medical or mental advice. Language: en Genres: Arts, Fashion & Beauty, Health & Fitness, Mental Health Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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I Wasn't Left. I Was Launched. Reframing Abandonment
Episode 58
Monday, 19 May, 2025
What happens when you start unpacking the beliefs your family handed you — along with the vodka? In this raw episode, I talk about my complicated relationship with drinking, my abandonment as a baby, and the emotional blueprint passed down through my Jewish and Irish roots. I explore the wild question: if I had different parents, would I just be fucked up in a different way? This is about generational trauma, breaking cycles, and reminding ourselves — just because it runs in the family doesn’t mean it needs to keep running you. I was abandoned as a baby. My dad’s family didn’t seem too bothered. Add in a mix of Irish chaos and Jewish guilt, and you’ve got a cocktail of generational dysfunction. In this episode, I get into my relationship with drinking, my family’s history, and the deep-seated limiting beliefs I inherited — ones I’ve spent years trying to unlearn. I’ve wondered what I’d be like if I were raised by alternate parents in some other universe. Would I still be fucked up? Probably. But maybe in a cuter outfit. I truly believe I’m on the best timeline now… but it doesn’t erase how formative our early years are. So let’s talk about it. And maybe — just maybe — stop beating the shit out of our kids, emotionally or otherwise.
