A Mental Health Break
Welcome to the #1 podcast dedicated to mental health, where you are never alone. This Top Weekly Show provides a safe, supportive platform to normalize conversations around mental health through authentic, inspirational testimonials.
Since 2020, host Vincent A. Lanci and his guests have shared vulnerable stories and powerful insights that remind you—you are not alone on your journey.
Each week, we dive into real-life experiences from mental health advocates, professionals, and individuals who’ve overcome adversity. Together, we tackle a wide range of topics, including trauma recovery, anxiety, depression, mindfulness, emotional intelligence, and family challenges. From grief and social media addiction to mental health in the workplace and life after divorce, every episode offers valuable tools, advice, and understanding for anyone navigating life’s toughest moments.
As someone who survived a traumatic brain injury (TBI), Vincent uses his personal journey to help others, blending his lived experiences with the wisdom of experts to empower you on your own path to healing. Whether you’re struggling with a mental disorder or simply looking for support, A Mental Health Break is your weekly source of hope, guidance, and connection.
Tune in each week for honest conversations, practical tools, and the reassurance that you're not alone. Let’s break the silence together.
A Mental Health Break
256: Hepatitis C is Not a Limitation with Sarah Laurel + Dr. Daniel Moore
Get ready for another informative episode that raises awareness and empowers people to share their stories about Hepatitis C, featuring Sarah Laurel and Dr. Daniel Moore.
Hello, this is Vincent A. Lanci and welcome back to the number 1 podcast show for mental health advocates and champions, "A Mental Health Break." YOU ARE NOT ALONE.
Our Guests will discuss more about:
-How their health experiences can help make a difference and build a community.
-Raising awareness about Hepatitis C, how it is transmitted, and the fact that this disease affects over 4 million people in the US.
-How can Hepatitis C be treated
Daniel Moore, MD, MBA, FACEP, physician and co-owner of Thoroughbred Emergency Physicians. He is recognized as a national leader in the field of emergency medicine in quality, safety, and communicable diseases.
Sarah Laurel: After overcoming substance use disorder, Sarah was inspired to create resources for women facing similar challenges. What started as a grassroots effort has since evolved into a program offering housing, street outreach, and nationwide training. Drawing from her own experiences, Sarah remains deeply connected to those still on their recovery journey, using her story to inspire and support others.
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