In this episode, Alison's wife, Shyla shares her experiences through the seasons and trenches of her mental health journey. She shares how it's affected her relationships with partners and friendships in her past, her present and also why she decided to take ahold of it at this stage in her life.  Both Shyla and Alison are vulnerable and speak about how mental health has impacted their relationship and the world around them. Special thanks to Shyla for her vulnerability as she continues to face the challenges it brings every day. You can contact Shyla on Instagram at @notdefinedbyanyting and Alison at @alisonchrun and @appetiteforhonesty If you are struggling with mental health, please seek help. If it is an emergency or you are in danger, please dial 911 OR 988 to reach the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.

In this episode, Alison speaks about Big Life Changes, including one VERY personal and impactful one.  Alison quit a job she never thought she'd leave this soon and she isn't just OK, she is GREAT! She's not just surviving, she's THRIVING, and you can, too! Visit Alison's website at www.appetiteforhonesty.com

You all asked for another episode, and my how times have changed! This is a new season and full of new unexpected beginnings. Life isn't perfect but is full of hope and experiences that will continue to shape who we are.  This episode is aimed to introduce to you, my love and other half. What does the rest of the season have in store? Just wait on it!

It's been almost a whole year since Metamorphosis has come out with a brand new episode. Get ready because this isn't just a new episode, it's a whole NEW SEASON and A LOT has changed! Stay tuned for Episode 1 where shit gets real and stays ORGANIC with a VERY special guest! Make sure you subscribe so you don't miss out!

In this episode, Alison speaks on Letting Go.  Letting go is a concept used to accept what we can't control and releasing it. Finding connection rather than attachments is a notion that can seem confusing but is actually the most free way of living. This allows emotions to be felt but also move freely through you without holding onto or keeping them.  Listen as Alison speaks on her experience of Letting Go and what you can do to let go of people, things, thoughts and ideas that are not healthy for your well-being and keep you grasping for control.  Follow Alison Chrun at Appetite for Honesty

In this episode, Alison answers the most popular and difficult questions she's been asked. From confronting her sexuality to how she told her children about her divorce, she answers the hard hitting questions from listeners and others who have reached out. Alison is transparent and brutally honest in episode 4. She encourages anyone going through a similar circumstance to do a few very specific things in order to move through their process in the most authentic way possible. Listen as she shares more insight into her journey. Visit Alison's website at Appetite for Honesty

Why is change SO hard? Probably because it hurts. Probably because it's a disruption of order. Probably because it takes time to see results. But hard nonetheless. No one denies that.  In this episode, Alison talks about why change is not just resisted, but avoided at all costs when it comes to confronting life changing feelings in a relationship. When the first set of feelings creep up, that is the moment we make a choice; confront or suppress. Listen in to learn about how navigating through pain and change can transform everything you thought you knew and who you thought you were. Visit Alison's website at Appetite for Honesty

Divorce sucks! Ask anyone that's been through it.  In this episode, Alison speaks specifically on what divorce looks like when also "coming out" of the closet. Often times divorce is compared to a death, but does that ring true in this circumstance? The grief that comes from divorce and exposing one's authentic truth is all consuming. Listen as Alison shares the light in the darkness of it all.  Visit Alison's website at Appetite for Honesty

Meet Alison, a woman who turned her world upside down after realizing she was gay in her mid-30s. Married to her husband and the mother to her two children, the idea of leaving her marriage was just as scary as staying.  And guess what? There are thousands more women out there just like her.  Here, she tells her story in a raw form and gives hope to anyone who can relate.  Visit Alison's website at Appetite for Honesty