When people relate to each other people feel connected and understood. My goal is to connect people through their darkest experiences and fears so people will realize they are not alone. We all need to take care of our mental health, we all need to be understood. let’s talk about it.
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When people relate to each other people feel connected and understood. My goal is to connect people through their darkest experiences and fears so people will realize they are not alone. We all need to take care of our mental health, we all need to be understood. let’s talk about it.
Are you out of relationship that no longer served you and are feeling a little lost? Here’s some advice that might help you move on physically and mentally
Tamir has had a lot of ups and downs dealing with depression, colitis and pressure from social media. He has made it through thanks to self education and great books. He shares some amazing advice, enjoy the podcast!
Shane has been in law enforcement for 20 years and is now working as a pastor in Colville Washington. TW: This discusses suicide, funerals and a few more topics that might cause discomfort.
You can elevate your self care routine as well as help take care of your community during hard times. Need some help with that, listen to this episode for tips!
Natalie describes growing up dealing with ADHD and how it started. She discusses medication, coping mechanisms and living life trying to understand her diagnosis.
TW: This podcast contains stories relating to depression and addiction. From anorexia to addiction Kelly has come through stronger hoping to inspire others to cope with their struggle.
TW: this episode contains events that might be unsettling. I’ve struggled with food for years and found myself in a bullimic episode. I’ve fully healed and am now leading a healthy life thanks to educating myself and building my confidence.
*Trigger warning* Rachel Kirkpatrick is a local artist who shares her life story on Psychosis, Acute Mania and Bipolar 2. She describes treatment, Meds, coping with her diagnoses and much more.
Mental illness, depression and anxiety run in my family and I personally believe there is no better way to understand someone then through their struggle. Please come listen and share your experiences. WARNING: this may contain triggers.
When people relate to each other people feel connected and understood. My goal is to connect people through their darkest experiences and fears so people will realize they are not alone. We all need to take care of our mental health, we all need to be understood. let’s talk about it.
