the therapy homie
the therapy homie
Podcast Description
Everett Dailey, a licensed professional clinical counselor in training, spent 15 years as an actor and visual artist before transitioning into mental health. Now, he sits down with creative professionals—artists, musicians, writers, and more—to explore how mental health and creativity intersect. Through candid conversations, the podcast dives into burnout, imposter syndrome, self-doubt, and the healing power of art. With personal experience and professional insight, it’s a space for creatives to feel understood, inspired, and less alone in their journey.
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Focuses on the mental health challenges facing creative professionals, with episodes exploring themes like burnout, imposter syndrome, and the healing powers of art. Examples include discussions with visual artists about turning to art for coping mechanisms and insights on navigating the creative industry while staying authentic.
Everett Dailey, a licensed professional clinical counselor in training, spent 15 years as an actor and visual artist before transitioning into mental health. Now, he sits down with creative professionals—artists, musicians, writers, and more—to explore how mental health and creativity intersect. Through candid conversations, the podcast dives into burnout, imposter syndrome, self-doubt, and the healing power of art. With personal experience and professional insight, it’s a space for creatives to feel understood, inspired, and less alone in their journey.
In this episode, I sit down with Davon McMillian, a talented visual artist, illustrator, and designer. We discuss how we unexpectedly connected online over our shared interests in design, cinematography, and entrepreneurship. Davon opens up about how art became his coping mechanism during childhood, his journey discovering art as a viable career path, and navigating the creative industry's commercial pressures while maintaining authenticity. He also shares valuable insights and advice for young black creatives striving to find their own paths.
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