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Shelly has shared her story with dozens media outlets, radio stations, and podcasts.

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Shelly’s Media Appearances

Shelly on Mr. Biz Radiowith Ken Wentworth

Shelly on Shut Up and Grind! with Robert B. Foster

Shelly’s Media Appearances with Her Husband, Nikhil Torsekar

Shelly and Nikhil on Discover More

Shelly Sood and Nikhil Torsekar are founders of Untether Your Life, a leading regenerative medicine company, and the Untether Your Life media company.

Their mission statement is to leverage cutting-edge medical science and their incredible mental illness journey to provide clinical breakthroughs and instill hope in seemingly hopeless circumstances.

Expect to learn about bipolar disorder, the unspoken reality of living with mental illness, how emotional functioning and optimal performance are interconnected, the inspiring journey that saved their marriage, the power of regenerative medicine, and much more.

Shelly and Nikhil on Immigrantly Podcast with Saadia Khan

Saadia Khan is the host of The Immigrantly Podcast, a weekly program that aims to deconstruct stereotypical narratives of immigrants, their second-generation kids, people of color, and change-makers with cross-cultural, nuanced conversations.

Nikhil and Shelly spoke with Saadia on a range of topics, including their journey of healing, the struggles of being a first generation immigrant, how their experience shaped their parenting philosophies, and the priceless gifts of abundance, awareness, and other elements of happiness.

To learn more about Saadia and The Immigrantly Podcast, please visit https://immigrantlypod.com/. You can find out more about Nikhil and Shelly at https://shellysood.com.

Shelly’s Print Media Article Appearance

A Journey of Bipolar Disoder in a South Asian Family

Shelly and her husband Nikhil spoke with clinical psychologist Dr. Jyothsna S Bhat about the mental health challenges they faced as members of the South Asian diaspora. Their story was covered in a revealing, eye-opening article in Psychology Today.