Innovative Healing: Triumph Over Mental Health Battles with Author and Advocate Diana Danielle

This episode, I'm joined by author, publicist, and mental health advocate Diana Danielle. Diana details her journey of resilience against mental health challenges, sharing her battle with debilitating migraines and exploring unconventional paths to healing, such as leech therapy. From facing bullying and the loss of lifelong friendships to embracing unconventional treatments like leech therapy which is a process using leeches whose saliva is an anti-inflammatory and creates migraine relief. And Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) which applies  a series of short magnetic pulses to stimulate nerve cells in areas of the brain known to be associated with major depression. Diana's story emphasizes breaking the stigma surrounding mental health. This episode celebrates the transformative power of TMS, advocating for mental health awareness and innovative solutions. 

You can pre-order Diana’s memoir and read her already published excerpts and essays through her website: https://www.dianadanielepr.com/ 

DISCLAIMER: We are not medical professionals. If you are struggling with migraines, or mental health issues, please consult your doctor for the best course of action.












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