InvisiYouth Chat Sessions

Check in for a dose of stigma-break, humor-filling, empowerment building life hacks and motivation for all the “medically-adult-ish” young people. The InvisiYouth Chat Sessions, is part of InvisiYouth Charity. This international nonprofit helps teens and young adults with various chronic illnesses and disabilities gain the right lifestyle programs, empowerment and interactive activism to learn how to keep living life. Twice a month, our founder, Dominique Viel, will bring guest experts from all illness/disability fields to have a chat show video podcast series, and our quick Audio Flash Files of 15 minutes of Self-Improvement techniques. Join this series, as it will be a one-of-a-kind chat show that clusters motivation and advocacy, entertainment and humor, and life hacks and tips.

InvisiYouth Chat Sessions is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 133 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #133

  E133: InvisiYouth Chat Sessions with USA Para Track and Field athlete, 6x medalist and 2x record holder, and Marine Biologist, Delaney Nolin

  Aug 18, 202644 minS8

  We’re diving deep into the para-sport world for all the how-tos and knowledge to get everyone tuning in. Team USA Para Track and Field athlete, 6x medalist and 2x record holder, and marine biologist, Delaney Nolin, has always loved track and field. Living with cerebral palsy which impacts her gait and ability to run, Delaney went from competing on the collegiate level into Team USA at the Paralympic level. She competes in T35 running for 800m, 400m, and 200m, along with F35 shot put, and holds two US records and the American Women’s shot put record. When Delaney isn’t being an advocate for inclusion in sports and supporting underrepresented athletic groups, she’s working in her career as a marine biologist. With over six years in the field, Delaney has worked in research on climate change impacts and a focus on data driven solutions for sustainable environmental management. Here’s our Four Hot Takeaways: At 2:56 Delaney answers the rapid-fire questions about her favorite sport to watch, best cooldown exercise, the one country she’d love a Paralympics to be in next, her taste in music and what she does on the weekend. At 6:25 Delaney drops the facts about para sports, and specifically all about classifications. She gives the new fan guide on what are para sport classifications in sports and their value, what the letters and numbers mean for different categories, how athletes can get classified, and how to be a new spectator enjoying the sports with one major fact that Delaney drops that’ll change your perspective. INTERMISSION STORY TIME at 22:29 gets motivational as Delaney shares how she got into para sport from one university track and field tournament resulting in an introduction to Team USA in the best of ways. And we end the podcast episode on 29:45 with Delaney giving us all the insight into her two careers between shot put and marine biologist. Delaney shares how she got into shot put and what’s the thing she loves the most about this community, how she got into marine biology, and the one thing she feels aligns the best between her two careers that a lot of people can take into their futures. Please like, comment, subscribe and share this episode, follow Delaney @delaneynolin on all social media platforms! Please check out the InvisiYouth Charity Shop on www.etsy.com/shop/invisiyouthcharity with free shipping globally, and please support InvisiYouth Charity by donating, following and joining our programs and community @invisiyouth ! Wanna support our nonprofit? Watch on YouTube Shop Instagram Twitter Facebook Donate

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  Episode #132

  E132: IYCS-Audio Flash Files #46 "Developing Your Self-Advocacy So You Can Achieve Success with Subtly"

  Aug 10, 202615 minS8

  46th InvisiYouth Chat Sessions: Audio Flash Files gives you a boost of life advice and perspectives that’ll provide empowering tools you can practically incorporate into your life for more success and joy. This is another addition to our “Inner vs External Growth Series” for 2026, where all episodes have been targeting both internal and external personal development skillsets and mindsets, and the ways you can utilize them to strengthen your mental wellbeing when tacking different areas of life. We’re focusing on the area of external personal growth, and specifically we are taking the time to gain information and a new perspective on how to approach activism in the personal and social settings so you can still feel changes and progression are made, but at the volume you’d prefer so the spark of curiosity can permeate subconscious. Learn the steps on the different forms of advocacy and levels to advocate, why it’s needed to take subtle approaches to advocacy in the early stages because quiet doesn’t mean powerless, and how it’s important to find ways to spark curiosity in activism so opinions can grow with lasting impact. Gain the ideas behind our life-improving technique, Silent Solidarity Theory, the steps to be able to learn your own style of advocating, internally gauge the way you communicate with the world, why it helps to lean into quiet activism as a way to show the pockets other can be curious about to learn and grow to take as a spark of momentum for positive change that’s in their subconscious and greats positive changes. Plus, founder Dominique talks about how the development of InvisiYouth’s Subtle Activist Color Block bracelets allowed her to showcase her subtle activism on her personal advocacy of her own chronic illness journey, as well as community advocacy of the chronic illness/disability community of our nonprofit because she was able to lean into curiosity so a long-lasting progression of change was possible with those she met. Let's get talking and learn how to incorporate as many elements of this life-improving technique as possible for your optimal for success and comfortability so there’s a sense of ease, success, and joy being added into all aspects of your life living with chronic illness/disability! Wanna support our nonprofit? Watch on YouTube Shop Instagram Twitter Facebook Donate

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  Episode #131

  E131: InvisiYouth Chat Sessions with actress, singer and team captain of the Rollettes LA dance team, Joci Scott

  Jul 21, 202656 minS8

  We need some energy, and nothing’s better than some singing and dancing. Actress, singer, and team captain of the Rollettes LA wheelchair dance team, Joci Scott, is a passionate performer since childhood, but a plane crash with her family when she was 20 resulted in a pivot for Joci as she navigated life paralyzed with a T12 spinal cord injury. She would return to performing months later while using her wheelchair, and her pursuit for a career as a working actress, singer and dancer. She’s performed in numerous stage performances and short films, and when she’s not acting, Joci is team captain of the popular wheelchair dance team, Rollettes LA that she’s been dancing with for over five years. Here’s our Four Hot Takeaways: At 3:47 Joci answers the rapid-fire questions about the unique activity she’d want to be an expert in, the one TV show she’ll always turn on, and which genre of a tv show/film she still wants to try next. At 10:21 Joci shares about her life as Rollettes LA team captain, how she got into wheelchair dance after her accident, the advice that’s worked to empower her on the journey, and what’s the best experiences with the Rollettes LA and dancing with the new generation of dancers. INTERMISSION STORY TIME at 30:45 brings us out to nature with Joci’s one and (and only) camping trip with her family that resulted in disappearing water, sleeping on the ground, and a long hike. And in our final segment at 39:06 Dominique and Joci talk about her acting career, what she’s learned and appreciated from more representation in front and behind the camera and what accessibility should still be improved, how social media actually plays a key role in expanding the roles available, what’s she’s taken from her experiences in producing and writing that have made her a better actress, and her advice for fellow actors with disabilities in their careers. Please like, comment, subscribe and share this episode, follow Joci @jociscott and the Rollettes @rollettes_la , on all social media platforms! Please check out the InvisiYouth Charity Shop on www.etsy.com/shop/invisiyouthcharity with free shipping globally, and please support InvisiYouth Charity by donating, following and joining our programs and community @invisiyouth ! Wanna support our nonprofit? Watch on YouTube Shop Instagram Twitter Facebook Donate

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  Episode #130

  E130: IYCS-Audio Flash Files #45 "Reframing How to Achieve Independence with Supports Let's You Embody it Fully"

  Jul 12, 202616 minS8

  45th InvisiYouth Chat Sessions: Audio Flash Files gives you a boost of life advice and perspectives that’ll provide empowering tools you can practically incorporate into your life for more success and joy. This is another addition to our “Inner vs External Growth Series” for 2026, where all episodes have been targeting both internal and external personal development skillsets and mindsets, and the ways you can utilize them to strengthen your mental wellbeing when tacking different areas of life. We’re focusing on the area of external personal growth, and specifically we are honing in on reframing how we can achieve levels of independence in our life’s events when you find different supports you are able to lean on which will enable you to actually achieve and embody altered independence with yourself at the helm of control. Learn the steps on why it is important to gain tools of why a mental reframe on what independence truly means and it’s lack of requiring solitude to achieve it, the rationale behind adding supports to each your goals of independence are better than being fully reliant on others, and how we can shift the way we achieve independence by knowing we are at the helm of creating the supports to reach out goals. Gain the ideas behind our life-improving technique, Leaning Independence Mindset, the steps to be able to recognize when you need supports in people and programs in order to achieve independence, how you are able to independently think of what accessibilities and supports will be needed before going forward with an action, and why it is crucial for yourself to remain in control of how you access and use the supports you lean on so you are still able to maintain autonomy when others are involved in your quest for independence in a reframed manner. Plus, founder Dominique talks about how she was able to find her own leaning independence when she started working in the city and needed to run errands when she was having flareups and wanted to do her work independently; thus, she incorporated her skills of finding her supports to lean on and was able to do all of her tasks within that altered independence to be successful without compromising her health. Let's get talking and learn how to incorporate as many elements of this life-improving technique as possible for your optimal for success and comfortability so there’s a sense of ease, success, and joy being added into all aspects of your life living with chronic illness/disability! SUBSCRIBE to "InvisiYouth Chat Sessions" on any podcast platform or YouTube! Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/invisiyouth-chat-sessions/id1388370205 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0XHN8GAcHfWMFM1V6o9vXc YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@invisiyouth Wanna support our nonprofit? Watch on YouTube Shop Instagram Twitter Facebook Donate

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  Episode #129

  E129: InvisiYouth Chat Sessions with four-time Paralympic Cross-Country Skiing gold medalist and PhD neuroscience student, Sydney Jo Peterson

  Jun 22, 202651 minS8

  Let’s go from the snowy mountains to the laboratory. Four-time Paralympic Cross-Country skier gold medalist and PhD neuroscience student, Sydney Jo Peterson began to experience symptoms of dystonia in her left arm. As time went on, Sydney went to be a skier in university and her dystonia ended up affecting her left arm and leg. Instead of leaving the sport, Sydney was encouraged to go into para cross-country skiing. She’d qualify for the 2022 Beijing Paralympics, and earn a hat trick: a gold, silver and bronze medal. And at the Milano-Cortina Paralympics she’d earn three more gold medals and a silver. Off the snow, Sydney is going for her PhD in neuroscience at University of Utah, working in a neurogenetics lab to research how existing drugs can be repurposed to treat rare neurodegenerative diseases. Here’s our Four Hot Takeaways: At 3:25 Sydney gives her superlatives of best skiing location, the summer Paralympic sport she’d try, what she’s most likely to listen to while training and the type of food she’d give a five-stars. At 10:33 Sydney and Dominique talk all things para cross-country skiing! Sydney talks about how she got into skiing, what the experience was like transitioning to para cross-country skiing and how she navigated a new version of a sport as her health changed both physically and mentally, what event she enjoys the most, and how she balances her full-time para cross-country skiing career with her full-time PhD work. INTERMISSION STORY TIME at 30:09 brings the levity as Sydney talks about one time she went training solo while in Montana and a series of events left her five miles from her car with a surprise twist saving the day. And the episode ends at 34:03 as we talk all things neuroscience. Sydney shares how she got into the science world for her studies and a career, what about her personal experience with dystonia has given her a different approach to her PhD research role, what’s her favorite thing about working in a rare disease-focused lab, the elements of going into the sciences that she feels people should know when they’re in their early college years, and how she feels her cross-country skiing background has sharpened her approach to her neuroscience research career. Please like, comment, subscribe and share this episode, follow Sydney @sydney.j.p ! Please check out the InvisiYouth Charity Shop on www.etsy.com/shop/invisiyouthcharity with free shipping globally, and please support InvisiYouth Charity by donating, following and joining our programs and community @invisiyouth ! Wanna support our nonprofit? Watch on YouTube Shop Instagram Twitter Facebook Donate

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