Discovering Peace of Mind: Normalizing Mental Health Care With Aimee Kidd

By Ashley  Published On November 5, 2024

How often do we hear about someone making a big professional change that completely transforms their life? Today’s guest, Aimee Kidd of Peace of Mind Counseling in Richmond, Kentucky, is one of those inspirational people.

Aimee switched from broadcast journalism to therapy, demonstrating that it is never too late to pursue your genuine passion. In this episode, she discusses her experience, debunks some prevalent beliefs about therapy, and emphasizes the significance of normalizing mental health care.

This show is packed with valuable takeaways, whether you’re thinking about changing careers, exploring therapy, or simply seeking personal growth. So sit back, relax, and prepare to explore mental health and entrepreneurship with Aimee Kidd!

Episode Highlights: 

[01:18] Aimee was born a helper. She says it’s in her DNA.

[01:40] She earned a degree in broadcast journalism. Her dad was in broadcasting and she wanted to follow in his footsteps.

[02:36] When she achieved her journalism career she realized that she still wanted to help people. She did some soul searching about what that would look like.

[02:58] She ended up enrolling in a masters program for counseling.

[03:34] She wanted her clients to feel peace of mind after a session and Peace of Mind counseling was born.

[04:30] It’s never too late to change your mind or find the career that you truly are called to do.

[05:41] Her journalism skills have really helped her to communicate with her clients today.

[07:05] Aimee shares her journey with her new office space and owning a commercial property. 

[12:05] After a long search they found the perfect place.

[12:26] We learn about what Peace of Mind has to offer from the incorporation of butterflies to reminding clients that they are capable of transformation.

[13:35] They offer a wide range of counseling specialties.

[15:12] Trauma impacts different people differently.

[17:28] Sometimes it’s helpful to have another perspective and have someone look at things in a non-judgmental way.

[20:35] We need to normalize getting help with our mental health. 

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