In this heartfelt episode of Naturally High, Jeanne Foot welcomes mental health and addiction counselor Brianne Flaherty for a deeply honest conversation about healing, self-trust, and the power of being truly witnessed. Brianne shares how her own struggles with anxiety, shame, and coping patterns led her to the work she does today—helping people reconnect with their inner light, even when they’ve lost sight of it. Together, Jeanne and Brianne explore what it really means to practice radical acceptance, why self-compassion must come before change, and how healing happens not through perfection, but through safe connection, community, and learning to stay with ourselves in discomfort. This episode is a beautiful reminder that no matter how dark life may feel, your inner wisdom, clarity, and vitality are still there—and healing begins the moment you stop abandoning yourself. In this episode, you’ll hear about: Why healing often begins when we stop trying to “fix” ourselvesHow shame, anxiety, and self-doubt disconnect us from our inner lightWhat radical acceptance really means in everyday lifeWhy intellectualizing pain is not the same as healing itThe power of being seen, witnessed, and held in safe relationshipHow self-compassion creates the conditions for real changeWhy discomfort is part of healing, not a sign that something is wrongHow community, therapy, and embodied practices support recoveryWhy trust, softness, and inner wisdom are signs of healingWhat it means to live in alignment with your true self About Brianne Flaherty Brianne Flaherty is a mental health and addiction counselor dedicated to helping people reconnect with their inner strength, clarity, and sense of purpose. Her work is grounded in compassion, radical acceptance, and authentic human connection, supporting individuals as they move beyond shame, substance use, anxiety, and self-doubt. Brianne believes meaningful change happens when people are truly seen and supported in safe, healing spaces. Through her work, she helps clients build self-trust, reconnect with their inner wisdom, and create lasting change that strengthens not only the individual, but their relationships and communities as well. — Contact Jeanne Foot | The Recovery Concierge: TheRecoveryConcierge.comLinkedin: Jeanne FootLinkedIn: The Recovery ConciergeInstagram: The Recovery ConciergeFacebook: The Recovery ConciergeTwitter: @recvryconciergeContact Brianne Flaherty: WebsiteInstagramFacebookLinkedin