In this episode, The X-Team discusses some issues related to unhoused women and mental health. The team explains why they use the term “unhoused” instead of the term “homeless”. Xiomara talks about her passion project in the community, providing free mental health services to the unhoused community members in her community through her nonprofit organization, and encourages other healers and helpers to create their own passion project to provide these much-needed services in their communities. After the lively and impactful conversation, they provide ways that everyone can give support to this population, even in small ways. 

In this episode, The X-Team discusses what the 5 love languages are based on the book written by Gary Chapman in 1992. The name of his book is “The Five Love Languages: How to Express Heartfelt Commitment to Your Mate.” The team describes how people prefer to give and receive love. They react to an article published on therapist.com titled "Love Languages: Examples, Benefits, and Limitations."

In this episode, the X-Podcast team discusses online harassment. It is defined as the use of information and communication technologies by an individual or group to cause harm to another person repeatedly. This may involve threats, embarrassment, or humiliation in an online setting. This includes expressions of discriminatory attitudes and beliefs, such as sexism, racism, xenophobia, homophobia, transphobia, or ableist prejudices. It also includes online sexual harassment, cyberstalking, and image-based sexual abuse or other unwanted online conduct of a sexual nature.

In this episode, the X-Podcast team dives into what depression looks like in women. They discuss depression specifically in cisgender heterosexual women and will have future episodes on other specific demographics within the women's community. These future episodes will focus individually on transgender women, intersex individuals, nonbinary individuals, and woman/feminine identified people.  This episode touches on the gender gap with women and depression. It also gets into what contributes to clinical depression in women. In addition, it discusses how to recognize depression in women and how to seek treatment for it. They also provide resources and references for listeners in the show notes.

In this episode, the X-Podcast team talks about how nutrition significantly impacts mental health. They discuss how food influences our moods, Stress, and cognitive function. Xiomara explains how a healthy, balanced diet of fruits, vegetables, and omega-3 fatty acids can improve mental well-being. She also discusses the negative effects that deficiencies in certain nutrients can contribute to mood disorders and cognitive decline.

In this episode, the X-Podcast team has a conversation about intergenerational trauma. They define what intergenerational trauma is and the several different terms that can be used interchangeably when referring to it. Intergenerational trauma means the transmission of trauma-related effects that span across family generations. Individuals can experience the emotional and psychological consequences of traumatic experiences that their ancestors had to endure. This can occur even if they did not directly experience the trauma themselves. There are several ways in which this transmission occurs. The X-Team discusses how epigenetic changes play a role in the transmission of intergenerational trauma. The Mental Health Academy explains that these traumatic experiences can lead to epigenetic changes. These changes alter gene expression, which can be passed down to future generations.