Unfinished Conversations with Rebecca Lombardo is a podcast that focuses on creating space for the things we don’t always talk about, including mental health, personal growth, and the unseen struggles of being human. I was recently invited to be a guest on the show to talk about religious trauma, neurodivergence, body image, and the importance of working with a therapist who understands you.
If you’re new here, I’m Michelle F. Moseley, LCMHC, a licensed mental health counselor in North Carolina who specializes in working with those who have been told they’re “too much”, yet often struggle with feeling like they are ever enough. Many of my clients are impacted by some combination of religious harm, late-identified neurodivergence (often ADHD, Autism, or AuDHD), and body image concerns. I bring both my lived experience and years of clinical training and work to my role as a trauma-responsive therapist.
You can search for the episode on your favorite podcast platform – look for “Talking About Religious Trauma and More with Michelle F. Moseley” on the Unfinished Conversations with Rebecca Lombardo channel – or use the links below to check out my conversation with Rebecca.
Thanks to Rebecca for hosting this conversation and creating space for folks to talk about mental health, personal growth, and the unseen struggles of life.
Michelle F. Moseley (she/her) is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor in NC (#12491). She believes ALL people deserve respect, compassion, and access to mental and physical healthcare. Michelle specializes in working with survivors of religious trauma, and with those who have body image concerns, finding there is frequent overlap in these areas. She also frequently supports late-identified neurodivergent individuals as they navigate the grief and relief of a new understanding of self. You can learn more about Michelle by visiting her website at MichelleFMoseley.com or following her on Instagram – @therapy_with_michelle
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