Skirts Up!

Season Finale does not skimp on the laughter. It's sad to say goodbye to something so good but also heartfelt and filled with so much love.Samantha and Melissa celebrate the 90th episode of Skirts Up, marking the end of their “nine season,” inspired by Dr. Sue McCready’s numerology theme of creativity, expansion, and nonjudgmental teaching. Also taking note that the season unexpectedly lasted six months due to prerecording and a unplanned show shift.Melissa shares she’s stepping back to focus inward and on her shop, while Samantha teases Season 5 is already underway and may feature her solo, rotating past guests as co-hosts, or a new permanent co-host.They reflect on key lessons—“we listen, we do not judge,” curiosity, personal growth, and building a safe, loving community—while discussing frustrations, friendships, gossip, grief (Ada and Waverly), and even never before heard experiences with animal communicators and “ghost” energy.It end with gratitude, hints of Melissa popping back in, and invite audience requests.Episodes mentioned:Secrets Revealed ( #1 fan favorite)Check Your CracksIt's A Nine YearFrom Timidity To AssertivenessChanneling While LightSam's Vulnerable BlogSweet Soul Wellness - FND Journey pt.8Follow along for updates by visiting Skirts Up and following us on socials.

Samantha and Melissa open their second-to-last episode reflecting on the sadness of ending the podcast, noting behind-the-scenes pressure, shifting plans for the brand, and Melissa feeling spread too thin after a major expo didn’t go as hoped.They pivot to April awareness for functional neurological disorders (FND) and psychogenic non-epileptic seizures, discussing how patients—even children—can be diagnosed yet dismissed by providers, left without care, and facing alarming suicide risk.Samantha explains her view of FND as a protective “safety loop,” why “trauma” is controversial and subjective, and how Rapid Transformational Therapy (RTT) uses a hypnosis-like relaxed state to access the subconscious, uncover formative scenes, and reprogram habits via a 21-day recording protocol.They share bits about the RTT session Melissa had which focused on childhood guilt.In the end Samantha hits how impactful RTT is for those diagnosed with FND and refers to the success one client recently experienced. There's mention of research and outreach that is in progress with a ring of neuroscientists. and last but not least, Samantha announces a free Zoom FND support event on April 8 at 2:00pm EST. Show your support with #FNDaware.Several past episodes are unintentionally referred to so here is the list in case its one you missed or would like to revisit:Maturing Through Life With a BestieNavigating Neurological Mysteries With Dr. Carolyn TaylorTruth Seeker Of Life, Ashley MilliloBe That Guy, Dj LogorySoul Shattered to Master of Manifesting, Terrie ChristineDo You Want a Fear Based Life or One That is Questing?We talk about brainspotting, which Samantha's experience with it can be found in this blog from Sweet Soul Wellness and what the hell, if you missed the episode where she talks about her experience of being diagnosed with a functional neurological disorder (FND) here it is: Journey Through Misdiagnosis, Trauma, and HealingThis is Skirts Up! Learn more about us, follow us on social media, and share your favorite episode with a friend <3

"Nothing good ever happens after 2am" - Wise words of Ted Mosby.To be honest, recording is weighing very heavy on us as we approach the final 2 episode with the original Skirts Up hosts, Samantha and Melissa. This week just wasn't it for us. Plus the pollen is pollinating and Samantha sounds like a dying frog. With that being said, this is a flash from the past. Our SECOND episode over, "Adulting and Making friends after 30." Fun fact, this ranks #5 in the top 5 fan favorites. So for those who are new to the show, welcome! This is where is all began. Checkout more episode from the past at Skirts UpSamantha's holistic mental health practice is OPEN and she is hosting a live event in a couple of weeks for those diagnosed with a functional neurological disorder. Learn more at Sweet Soul Wellness.