Samantha is a dedicated social work graduate student based in New York, passionate about mental health advocacy. Aspiring to become a therapist or work within a hospital setting, Samantha is driven by the goal of making a profound impact, similar to the therapists who have influenced her life. She proudly serves as the student representative for her program, finding great fulfillment in this leadership role. In addition, Samantha runs an Instagram account documenting her mental health journey and social work experiences. She also coaches cheerleading, bringing joy to young adults, and hosts a podcast called "Life Unedited," where she discusses a wide range of topics.
Samantha joined the podcast to discuss the challenges of being a graduate student and navigating life outside of graduate school and young adulthood. To connect with Samantha, you can follow her at @therapist_in_bloom
For podcast updates follow: @healingcornerwithnat
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