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EP 023 - Taking off the mask, being a high achiever with depression w/ Emmy Rousseau

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Welcome to EP 023 of the CVD Podcast!!
Emmy Rousseau is a high achiever that has depression (yes, both can be true).
For most of her life, people would look at her and think "she has it all." But behind the scenes, Emmy was drowning. She felt completely misunderstood and unseen, she felt like everything was so difficult, and she felt depressed.
But when she told people close to her what she was experiencing, they brushed it off. They gave her a reason (anything they could think of, really) why she was wrong. "You're not depressed, you're just _____." They used her results, achievements, and accolades as evidence that she wasn't depressed.
Now in her forties, Emmy is on "the brighter side" of her depression. She has accumulated so many incredible tools over the years that help her to get out of bed when she's feeling like crap (95% of the mornings) and have a meaningful, impactful, and positive day as often as she can. She also speaks very openly about her depression to inspire others and help normalize the conversation 🙌🏼
In this episode, Emmy talks about:

  • Drowning at 14 while being a high achiever
  • Being told she was wrong and that her feelings weren't valid
  • Suppressing who she was to try to be the perfect student, person, etc.
  • Experiencing and expressing deep anger towards loved ones unintentionally
  • Being (mis)diagnosed with bipolar disorder after a 20-minute conversation
  • Trying to "fix" what was wrong with her
  • How comparing depression to diabetes completely shifted her perspective
  • Opening up about her depression to inspire others and normalize the conversation around it
  • Living life as her true, authentic self and why she'll never go back

Where you can find Emmy, her company, and resources she mentioned:

Learn more about Emmy's work with intenSati spiritual fitness
Show us some love and leave a review if you enjoyed this episode! ❤️ We'd love to hear what you think!

  continue reading

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Welcome to EP 023 of the CVD Podcast!!
Emmy Rousseau is a high achiever that has depression (yes, both can be true).
For most of her life, people would look at her and think "she has it all." But behind the scenes, Emmy was drowning. She felt completely misunderstood and unseen, she felt like everything was so difficult, and she felt depressed.
But when she told people close to her what she was experiencing, they brushed it off. They gave her a reason (anything they could think of, really) why she was wrong. "You're not depressed, you're just _____." They used her results, achievements, and accolades as evidence that she wasn't depressed.
Now in her forties, Emmy is on "the brighter side" of her depression. She has accumulated so many incredible tools over the years that help her to get out of bed when she's feeling like crap (95% of the mornings) and have a meaningful, impactful, and positive day as often as she can. She also speaks very openly about her depression to inspire others and help normalize the conversation 🙌🏼
In this episode, Emmy talks about:

  • Drowning at 14 while being a high achiever
  • Being told she was wrong and that her feelings weren't valid
  • Suppressing who she was to try to be the perfect student, person, etc.
  • Experiencing and expressing deep anger towards loved ones unintentionally
  • Being (mis)diagnosed with bipolar disorder after a 20-minute conversation
  • Trying to "fix" what was wrong with her
  • How comparing depression to diabetes completely shifted her perspective
  • Opening up about her depression to inspire others and normalize the conversation around it
  • Living life as her true, authentic self and why she'll never go back

Where you can find Emmy, her company, and resources she mentioned:

Learn more about Emmy's work with intenSati spiritual fitness
Show us some love and leave a review if you enjoyed this episode! ❤️ We'd love to hear what you think!

  continue reading

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