HYMOM PODCAST
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Can you give us a 90 second overview of your business and why you got into it?
What would you say is your major superpower?
Are there any frameworks or processes that you use to get better results than your competitors?
What are some other major ways you customize your services for business owners and high performers specifically?
What is one of the things you are the proudest of in your business?
What is a common misconception about your services that you frequently encounter, and how do you address it with your clients?
What is the biggest problem you see in the industry, and how do you work to solve it for your clients?
Where do you see the industry going in the next 5-10 years?
If there was only ONE takeaway someone could get out of this interview, what would it be and why?
Dr. Myiesha M. Freeman
Founder, HY MOM | U.S. Army Veteran | Crisis Responder | Podcast Host
Dr. Myiesha M. Freeman is the founder of HY MOM, Helping Youth with Mind Over Matter, a growing initiative dedicated to strengthening communication, awareness, and support among young people, parents, caregivers, and communities affected by suicidal thoughts and emotional distress.
A U.S. Army veteran and former officer, Dr. Freeman has served in leadership, healthcare administration, patient movement, and crisis-response roles throughout her military and federal career. Her work supporting individuals in crisis revealed how often unresolved childhood trauma, family disconnection, and unmet emotional needs continue to affect people well into adulthood. These experiences inspired her to create HY MOM.
Dr. Freeman earned a Doctor of Social Work from the University of Southern California, along with an MBA in Management, a Master of Science in Health Information Systems, and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology.
Through honest conversations, educational resources, community partnerships, youth and caregiver engagement, and lived experiences, HY MOM helps families recognize warning signs, begin difficult conversations, and connect with appropriate support. Dr. Freeman's vision is for HY MOM to grow beyond a media platform into an inclusive national campaign that helps ensure no young person or caregiver faces emotional distress alone.
“When young people feel heard, families become stronger, and hope has room to grow.”