Advice From the Pinot Gallery Teaser

Advice From the Pinot Gallery takes a dive into the fantastic world of Oregon wine and wineries, offering educational information about local wines and the wineries they come from. From the Columbia Gorge, to the Willamette Valley, down south to Rouge River Valley, there is a ton of wine country to explore, and I, Scarlett Rose, am here to be your guide. With tips for picking out a good bottle at the grocery store, off a wine list, or which wineries to visit on your next trip, I’ve got you covered. Listen to learn facts about soil, tannins, styles, and the wine making process, and you’ll soon be your friend groups resident wine nerd.

While wine is one of my passions, another is mental health. Caring for mental health is incredibly important, it is what enables us to live our day to day life's! Caring for your mental health involves setting boundaries, engaging in self care, and having coping mechanisms that help you do everything from feeling incredible joy to just get you out of bed in the morning. I want to create a space where its safe to talk about mental health, tips, tricks, and tools of psychology, and to do this all with humor and a bit of sass.  

Once a week I’ll hop into your speakers and talk about a different wine, winery, or topic related to wine. Then I will discuss a topic related to mental health, give some practical tips (if they exist: spoilers they don’t always) and answer some audience provided questions Ask Anne style. And as two heads are often better than one, I will try to have a guest on at least half the time who has either some knowledge to share about wine or the mental health world. My goal is to make you laugh, make you think, and arm you with information that can help you both navigate and hack your social life and the wine world.

Please note that any advice I give during this podcast is meant for entertainment purposes only, especially as I will be sipping wine while discussing the topics of the day. If you or a loved one are experiencing a mental health crisis, please call the National Hotline for Mental Health Crisis line at 988, or call your local crisis line. If you are seeking support and counseling, please check out Psychology Today’s website to find a licensed counselor near you. You deserve the support and help that a professional clinician can provide, and the challenges you face are real and valid, so please be kind to yourself and seek the care you deserve. No white knuckling it through life with only a snarky podcaster in your ear, seek out someone you can meet with in person or virtually on a regular basis to support you on your journey.

Let’s pop some bubbles and get going! I am Scarlett Rosé and this is Advice from the Pinot Gallery!