16 episodes

Mike Brose and Joi-Michelle Rhodes invite mental health professionals, advocates and people with lived experience to share their personal stories and discuss the latest mental health trends, issues and innovations.

Mike served as CEO for Mental Health Association Oklahoma for 27 years. Today, Mike remains active in the Tulsa, Oklahoma community. He operates a small private clinical practice, and consults with a variety of nonprofit leaders and organizations. Mike also supervises students as a field instructor and is an adjunct social work professor at Oral Roberts University.

All Things Mental Health with Mike & Joi All Things Mental Health with Mike & Joi

    • Health & Fitness
    • 4.9 • 15 Ratings

Mike Brose and Joi-Michelle Rhodes invite mental health professionals, advocates and people with lived experience to share their personal stories and discuss the latest mental health trends, issues and innovations.

Mike served as CEO for Mental Health Association Oklahoma for 27 years. Today, Mike remains active in the Tulsa, Oklahoma community. He operates a small private clinical practice, and consults with a variety of nonprofit leaders and organizations. Mike also supervises students as a field instructor and is an adjunct social work professor at Oral Roberts University.

    There Is No Line: Talking Pregnancy & Substance Use with Metriarch

    There Is No Line: Talking Pregnancy & Substance Use with Metriarch

    Mike Brose and Joi-Michelle Rhodes welcome data and policy researchers Caitlin Beasley (she/her) and Eliza Washington (she/they) from Metriarch, for a discussion on gaps, barriers, and attitudes toward pregnant people with substance use disorder in Oklahoma—they explore policy solutions and discuss how there is no “line” when it comes to helping people into recovery.

    • 41 min
    Spiritual Trauma: Part II

    Spiritual Trauma: Part II

    Mike Brose and Joi-Michelle Rhodes continue their discussion on spiritual trauma and how it can affect a person’s mental, emotional, physical, and social life. They welcome two guests, Shelah & Valerie, who bravely share their personal experiences with spiritual trauma—from growing up in religious cults to oppressive gender roles in the church.
     
    Content Warning: This episode contains discussions about various forms of abuse, including sexual abuse, as well as conversations about body image, suicide, and self-harm. If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis please call or text the crisis helpline at 988.

    • 38 min
    Oklahoma's Mental Health Forensic System with District Attorney Steve Kunzweiler and Dr. Kathy LaFortune

    Oklahoma's Mental Health Forensic System with District Attorney Steve Kunzweiler and Dr. Kathy LaFortune

    Mike Brose and Joi-Michelle Rhodes are joined by Steve Kunzweiler, Tulsa County District Attorney, and Dr. Kathy LaFortune, a licensed psychologist and attorney. In this wide-ranging conversation, we discuss Oklahoma's mental health forensic system.

    • 59 min
    Grand Addiction Recovery Center

    Grand Addiction Recovery Center

    Mike Brose and Joi-Michelle Rhodes interview Larry Smith and Josh Cantwell of Grand Addiction Recovery Center.
    It offers life-saving recovery tools for adults with addiction or co-occurring mental health and substance abuse disorders to achieve individualized recoveries.

    • 59 min
    Spiritual Trauma with Joi-Michelle Rhodes

    Spiritual Trauma with Joi-Michelle Rhodes

    Mike Brose welcomes his new co-host, Joi-Michelle Rhodes, for a powerful conversation about spiritual trauma. Joi courageously shares her own experience coming to terms with her sexuality within her religious family.

    • 55 min
    Tyson D. Thompson, Author, Speaker, Team Building & Performance Coach

    Tyson D. Thompson, Author, Speaker, Team Building & Performance Coach

    Mike Brose chats with Tyson D. Thompson, an acclaimed Tulsa barber and an inspirational speaker, author, team building & performance coach, and more.

    • 58 min

Customer Reviews

4.9 out of 5
15 Ratings

15 Ratings

lucylu6179 ,

So nice to hear a colleague of the ages!

I truly am amazed by the continued work Mike does. I worked under him when he was the CEO at MHAO. I’m so glad he’s still in the community addressing issues that we can’t ever lose sight of! Plus I like the guests he has on the podcast!

JerNik70 ,

An essential voice for Social Work

Mike was my practicum instructor when I earned my Master of Social Work degree. He later mentored me as I led a newly formed non profit organization and has continued to be an irreplaceable source of guidance in my later career. I can’t think of anyone who knows more about every aspect of social work, from the clinical to the administrative. Give him a listen. You’ll be glad you did.

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