Notas del episodio
In this episode of Beyond the Spot, Tracy Gantlin-Monroy, MDiv, LPC calls out the rise of viral therapy, toxic positivity, and “manifestation on steroids.” From TikTok therapists to Instagram healers, we explore how modern wellness culture has turned trauma recovery into content—and why that’s a problem.
Tracy breaks down the harm of aesthetic-based healing, spiritual bypassing, and one-size-fits-all advice—and offers a return to embodied, lineage-rooted healing. Through Brainspotting, she shares how true transformation doesn’t perform. It resonates.
If you’re tired of chasing algorithms and ready for something sacred, this episode is your invitation to return to what’s real.
Episode 12 Reflection Invitations
- What does “healing” mean to me when I strip away the social media version?
Palabras clave
Brainspotting, Somatic healing, Nervous system, Trauma-informed therapy, Black therapists, Mental health podcast, Spirituality and healing, Misinformation in therapy, Decolonized healing, Tracy Gantlin-MonroySomatic healingTrauma-informed therapydecolonized healingTracy Gantlin-MonroyTracy MonroyDecolonizationBeyond The Spot• #SpiritInTherapy• #TherapyIsSacred• #SacredPsychologyCultural trauma and therapynervous_system_and_performanceHealing is not a TrendTherapy on Social MediaTikTok TherapistsSpiritual ByPassingManifestation and TraumaBrainspotting-and-NervousSystemToxic_Positivity