Hey, coming up on today's episode of the virtual couch, I'm going to be talking with the

world-renowned chocolatier Ginger Hahn about her journey from a six-year-old baker to a

successful entrepreneur. Ginger has two locations of Ginger Elizabeth chocolates in San Francisco and

Sacramento, as well as a thriving online business. But despite Ginger's early recognition that she didn't

choose this path, it chose her. She still experienced a number of professional and personal

challenges, including starting a business in her early 20s. But more importantly, she talks about

battling severe postpartum depression. And in this interview, I have to tell you, Ginger's

extremely open and honest about what that struggle was like.

And, you know, this is my 186th episode of the Virtual Couch podcast.

And I really feel like this one's going to touch your heart.

This is a message that really needs to be heard.

And Ginger needs your help in raising funds for St. Baldricks.

That's a charity that's dedicated to conquering childhood cancer. And if you

know anything about St. Baldricks, and it's right in the name, Ginger will be shaving her head.

And she has a beautiful head of hair on March 9th in Sacramento, California. So check the show

notes to find links of how you can donate and help Ginger help St. Baldricks conquer childhood cancers. So that and so much more,

coming up on today's episode of the Virtual Couch.

Hey, so before I get to the happy theme music and the beginning of the virtual couch podcast,

I am going to talk a little bit about BetterHelp.com, but do not fast for, I mean, if you fast

forward, it's fine, no shame, no guilt. The therapist in me says, hey, you do you. But I wanted to

record a new BetterHelp.com ad for this specific episode because in today's episode,

you're going to hear an incredible interview with an amazing woman, Ginger Elizabeth Hahn,

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