Speakeasy on Mayfield

03/15/2026

Do you know your and your spouses love languages? One of the simplest hacks to help you both feel loved is on the pod now. Link in bio 💕

11/22/2025

Come see Corinne Santore in Columbus and get your peer support or EMS continuing education credits 🥰

OAPFF Peer Support Providers are here to ensure no member faces these unique challenges alone. Through ongoing education and training, we keep our providers current on the latest practices in fire fighter mental health, wellness, and peer support services.

The OAPFF Peer Support Services program is proud to bring a full day of training focused on strengthening the mental health and resilience of Ohio’s fire fighters.

For more information and to register visit⬇️:
https://oapff.org/event/peersupportceday/

09/07/2025

When I moved back to Cleveland 11 years ago, I met and started working with this incredible clinician and prescriber. Since then, she has been my #1 referral for patients wanting to explore medication in their treatment and someone I go to when I need a consult. She is so down to earth and easy to talk to. We’ve won the lottery in this addition to our practice! Please welcome Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, Laura Moyer!!! 👏🏻

06/13/2025

Have you met Lexi? She is the most OG clinicians at SpeakEasy on Mayfield and the rave reviews never stop pouring in. She is currently seeing clients via Telehealth. Visit our website in the bio to meet with Lexi.

06/12/2025

Check out this podcast by owner, Corinne Santore, to learn more about what it is that we do ☺️💪🏻

https://open.spotify.com/episode/6ZpNuhkFr65N59zRAfXK41?si=uE64IO5cT0OSygMDsfLsTA&context=spotify%3Ashow%3A3v2rWBPzENjaP8b31uD4ze

02/01/2025

Welcome to Dr Jerry Hayes! We are so thrilled to have his experience and expertise joining our team!
Jerry has been with us for a couple months now and the rave reviews have been pouring in!
Check out the link in our bio to read Jerry’s full bio and how 🤩 he is!

12/03/2024

Say it again, louder and prouder, for the cheap seats in the back 😍🥰

I went to counseling today. One hour.

Not because I’m sick. Not because I’m crazy. Not because I feel broken or empty. Not because my marriage is falling apart, or because I don’t know what to do with my life.

Not because I’m hurting. Not because I need healing. Not because I’m currently feeling crushed by the weight of the world.

Not because I need attention. Not because I need a ton of advice. Not because I’m wandering aimlessly through life.

Not because anything is wrong with me.

I went because I am healthy and because I want to stay healthy. I went because I feel good and because I want to stay feeling good. I went because tune-ups and check-ups and check-ins and oil changes are so much easier than replacing a busted engine.

Friends, sisters, mommas, brothers, leaders, introverts, extroverts, fellow depression/anxiety sufferers - don’t be afraid of help. Don’t put off help. Don’t be embarrassed by help. It’s ridiculous, and a little sad, frankly, that it comes with any kind of stigma whatsoever in our culture.

We all need a boost from time to time, whether it’s in our personal lives, in our motherhood, in our marriages, in our friendships. Life is hard and it’s just a little easier when you can talk to a professional who knows a thing or two. Sometimes they see things we can’t. Sometimes they can put things into words in a way we couldn’t before. Sometimes they can lighten the load.

- Keep your body healthy so you can keep acting and giving and doing.

- Keep your mind healthy so you can keep learning and growing and dreaming.

- Keep your soul healthy so you can keep laughing and loving and living and passing that on to those around you.

This silly belief that counseling and therapy are bad and embarrassing and are only to be used in trauma-like situations HAS TO GO. Bye Felicia. It’s out-dated. And it’s dumb, to be honest. I’ll do anything I can to end it, so if finding out I get help regularly encourages you to make that appointment—awesome. That’s what I’m here for, to let you know you aren’t alone.

There is no shame in getting help.
There is no shame in getting help.
There is no shame in getting help.

Read that again. And again and again until it fully sinks in, my friend.

10/29/2024

Thank you for having us Northern Ohio Fire Fighters Association.

10/02/2024

Radical Acceptance. The skill I always need the most.

08/25/2024

Breaking down walls and barriers over here…