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"Me Time" with Casey (@caseyandthebear‪)‬ Who Knows?

    • Saúde mental

On this episode, we are coming together to talk about being alone. Some people hate it, and others want nothing more than to have a little me time every day of the week. There’s a balance to be struck between company and solitude, but either way you dice it, there are important benefits to finding the joy in spending time with yourself.
Jessica begins with a fantastic topic breakdown, citing the major differences between alone time and being alone in an unhealthy way. She shares a few ways that indulging in me time can greatly improve your mental health and offers suggestions on a few ways you might try to spend some quality time with yourself. 
In our conversation, we are joined by Casey, wildly creative and talented owner of Parkbound Buttons, often found online @caseyandthebear or in a theme park with friends, as well as very often on her own. 
Casey is a person who greatly values her me time. Today she is sharing what makes that time so enjoyable for her, some of her favorite activities to do solo, and even a few things that make her nervous when she is adventuring on her own. She reminds us that while there is tremendous enjoyment to be had with a stroll through a target or going on vacation by yourself, it is not always easy to muster the courage to go it alone. She shares that even those who love to be alone still need their moments of someone to lean on, but leaves us assured that no matter what the challenge may be, there is still independence within you. 
This episode proves that both time with others and time alone have their place, and one simply cannot and should not exist without the other. 
 
 
-Want more from Who Knows? Become a Patron for as low as $1!
-Is a one time donation more your thing? Support Who Knows? on Ko-Fi!
-If you’d like to work with us, contact us at taylor@whoknowspod.com. We love partnering with small businesses like ours!
-Wanna get a shoutout on the pod? Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts and we’ll give you a shoutout--we might even read your review!
-If you want to be featured on the pod, send us a voice memo or letter! We welcome questions you have for us, insight on topics we’ve covered, and tips for our listeners! Write to us or record a voice memo and send it to taylor@whoknowspod.com. 
-For bonus info and behind the scenes, visit our website. There, you’ll find all our episodes, blog posts, and much more!
-You can follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook!
-You can listen to us on Apple Podcasts, Google Play Music, Spotify, Stitcher, Castbox, Overcast and Pocket Casts!
-Links!:
***Links For our resident therapist Jessica Sheriff:
Follow Jessica on Instagram
Book a consultation with Jessica
Thank Jessica for her work!-Venmo her @Jessica-Sheriff
Looking to start speaking to a therapist? Here are a few places to start:
Psychology Today
Talkspace
BetterHelp
Inclusive Therapists
APISSA therapist directory
QTPOC Mental Health Practitioner Directory
Mental health support for black men
Mental health resources for black women
***For more from Casey:
Shop at Parkbound Buttons 
Follow Casey on Instagram 
Follow Lolly on Instagram 
Like Parkbound Buttons on Facebook 
Listen to Single Rider Podcast
Listen to Residents Services
***The Things (we mentioned): 
“Me Party” from The Muppets Movie

On this episode, we are coming together to talk about being alone. Some people hate it, and others want nothing more than to have a little me time every day of the week. There’s a balance to be struck between company and solitude, but either way you dice it, there are important benefits to finding the joy in spending time with yourself.
Jessica begins with a fantastic topic breakdown, citing the major differences between alone time and being alone in an unhealthy way. She shares a few ways that indulging in me time can greatly improve your mental health and offers suggestions on a few ways you might try to spend some quality time with yourself. 
In our conversation, we are joined by Casey, wildly creative and talented owner of Parkbound Buttons, often found online @caseyandthebear or in a theme park with friends, as well as very often on her own. 
Casey is a person who greatly values her me time. Today she is sharing what makes that time so enjoyable for her, some of her favorite activities to do solo, and even a few things that make her nervous when she is adventuring on her own. She reminds us that while there is tremendous enjoyment to be had with a stroll through a target or going on vacation by yourself, it is not always easy to muster the courage to go it alone. She shares that even those who love to be alone still need their moments of someone to lean on, but leaves us assured that no matter what the challenge may be, there is still independence within you. 
This episode proves that both time with others and time alone have their place, and one simply cannot and should not exist without the other. 
 
 
-Want more from Who Knows? Become a Patron for as low as $1!
-Is a one time donation more your thing? Support Who Knows? on Ko-Fi!
-If you’d like to work with us, contact us at taylor@whoknowspod.com. We love partnering with small businesses like ours!
-Wanna get a shoutout on the pod? Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts and we’ll give you a shoutout--we might even read your review!
-If you want to be featured on the pod, send us a voice memo or letter! We welcome questions you have for us, insight on topics we’ve covered, and tips for our listeners! Write to us or record a voice memo and send it to taylor@whoknowspod.com. 
-For bonus info and behind the scenes, visit our website. There, you’ll find all our episodes, blog posts, and much more!
-You can follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook!
-You can listen to us on Apple Podcasts, Google Play Music, Spotify, Stitcher, Castbox, Overcast and Pocket Casts!
-Links!:
***Links For our resident therapist Jessica Sheriff:
Follow Jessica on Instagram
Book a consultation with Jessica
Thank Jessica for her work!-Venmo her @Jessica-Sheriff
Looking to start speaking to a therapist? Here are a few places to start:
Psychology Today
Talkspace
BetterHelp
Inclusive Therapists
APISSA therapist directory
QTPOC Mental Health Practitioner Directory
Mental health support for black men
Mental health resources for black women
***For more from Casey:
Shop at Parkbound Buttons 
Follow Casey on Instagram 
Follow Lolly on Instagram 
Like Parkbound Buttons on Facebook 
Listen to Single Rider Podcast
Listen to Residents Services
***The Things (we mentioned): 
“Me Party” from The Muppets Movie

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