Random Mental illness Podcasts

Welcome to One Broken Mom, created by business consultant, mother, and mental health advocate, Ameé Quiriconi after personal transformation spurred her on to create a revolution in how we talk about trauma and mental health. Ameé’s “punk rock meets mental health and parenting” shows are direct and honest conversations with leading therapists, researchers, and advocates in the areas of trauma, narcissistic abuse, relationships, suicide prevention, parenting, and co-dependency. The topics are serious but Ameé brings an entertaining balance of candor, boldness, empathy and even a sense of humor to each interview. Listeners learn to make changes in their personal and professional lives by gaining a greater understanding of themselves and the people around them.

Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Kids & Family

Tags: aces, Adverse Childhood Experiences, anxiety, depression, mental illness, mental-health, Motivational, parenting, Psychology, self help, trauma-informed

The goal of the non-profit WIN OVER DEPRESSION organization is to spread awareness about the Mental Health epidemic and provide insight, and understanding about the daily challenges individuals with mental health issues face. It can be hard to get out of bed in the morning or feel motivated to interact with others. Quite often it feels as though a dark cloud is hovering over you. During the most painful times you just feel ALONE. The clinically depressed individual struggles daily to survive.

The mind is the worst enemy they have and they are often trapped inside their thoughts. They make assumptions about their interactions, sometimes become paranoid and have difficulty deciding what is the truth. They feel alone in their pain because they are convinced they are a burden to their family and friends. They have a couple of friends in whom they may confide, but unless you have experienced the deep-rooted sadness and helplessness no one can really understand the day to day and often moment to moment struggle of mental health disorders.

For the most part, sufferers of mental health conditions conceal their mental health diagnosis because society can be cruel and accusatory. The negative stigmas that surround mental illnesses encourage silence and seeking professional help is perceived to be a weakness. “GIVING UP IS NEVER AN OPTION.” This podcast will provide the mental health sufferer or their family with insight, tools for survival and “real-life” stories that will teach techniques and ways to thrive despite your circumstances and life a productive life. websites:https://www.winoverdepression.org

Categories: Education, Health & Fitness

Tags: coping with depression, depression, depression and anxiety, depression symptoms, long covid, mental health awareness, mental health matters, mental health podcast, mental illness, suicide prevention

This podcast is about navigating through your twenties. Our twenties are a time of exploration into ourselves and it can often seem difficult or confusing. I made this podcast because I am currently in the midst of my 20’s and let’s be honest does anyone know what the hell they are doing? So I decided why not share with everyone what I have experienced thus far and with the help of friends hopefully we can process this time together.

Categories: Comedy, Education, Society & Culture

Tags: Comedy, friends, Funny, humor, intellectual, Latina, love, mental illness, postgrad, Smart, Stories, young

Alcoholic wife and addict husband chatting with like-minded, inspirational peers about stigmatized topics such as; mental illness, sexual orientation, addiction, sex work, parenthood, age, sex life, and more. We are not scientist nor doctors, we only aim to have honest and raw conversations in order to learn, connect and share. Wanna share your story? Visit https://wearethestigma.com/be-a-guest-on-our-show/ to share your story! Our motto is honesty, open-mindedness, and humor. Chat soon!

Categories: Health & Fitness, Society & Culture

Tags: addiction, bpd, depression, inspiration, lbgtq, mental illness, mental-health, Recovery, self help, self-love, stigma, trauma

Discovering Our Scars Podcast is all about one thing: honest conversations. Steph and Beth talk about things that make most people uncomfortable (religion, mental illness, sexual abuse, and more). Steph and Beth became friends when they poured their hearts out in a 12-Step recovery small group. Neither was dealing with addiction—but both had hurts, habits, and hang-ups they needed to address. Steph’s journey is detailed in her book, Discovering My Scars, and that’s the inspiration for the podcast. While the podcast is inspired by Steph’s book, the hosts expand on subjects that make each person unique. The mission of the podcast is to help people embrace the “embarrassing” parts of their lives and learn to love and value all of themselves. On the podcast, the hosts share their own experiences and invite guests to broaden the conversation by contributing their own wisdom. As in Steph’s book, the podcast does not “tell you what to do,” rather, it has the ability to inspire people through the hosts’ honest and heartfelt approach.Podcast website: dospod.us

Categories: Health & Fitness

Tags: faith, God, Healing, mental illness, mental-health, Recovery, scar, scars, self aware, self help, self-discovery, support

A space for women to feel like they are not alone in the hardships or struggles that they are facing. Some conversations may be lighthearted, some may touch upon taboo topics, but the overall mission for this podcast is to make every woman realize that she is not alone in whatever struggle she may be going through. We are all in this together, I promise.

Categories: Health & Fitness, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: anxiety, depression, divorce, faith, islam, marriage, mental illness, mental-health, muslim, muslim women, Politics, relationship advice, relationships, self care, sisterhood. life coach, taboo, women

Welcome to Two Headed Girl, a new show about gender, our minds, and all sorts of transitions made by a couple of married queers trying to figure themselves out.

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: agender, bisexual, couples, family, gay, gender, genderqueer, lesbian, lgbt, lgbtqia, marriage, mental illness, non-binary, queer, questioning, sexuality, trans, transgender

Hannah McElhinney (VICE, Triple J) presents five stories exploring how our minds sometimes try to sabotage us, why it happens, and what to do if yours does. Featuring the stories of students at Swinburne University of Technology, The Things I’ve Thought examines substance abuse, depression, homelessness, domestic abuse, anxiety, and eating disorders in a relaxed and relatable way. The stories are personal, informative, and are a much needed tool in the effort to smash the stigma around mental health and bring these conversations out into the open.

Categories: Health & Fitness, Society & Culture

Tags: anxiety, domestic abuse, Drug Use, eating disorders, grooming, mental illness, mental-health, ocd, sexual abuse, university, young people

Hi! Welcome to Rainy Day Diaries, an imperfect podcast that will dive head first into how YOU can thrive in your creative life (and business) even if you struggle with mental wellness. As a long time struggler of anxiety and depression, I hope this podcast will help you realize you can still thrive in your life (some of the time lol) when you deal with these things on a daily basis. That you’re not alone, and that falling down does NOT mean you won’t get back up again!

Categories: Arts, Business, Health & Fitness

Tags: ADHD, anxiety, anxiety relief, creativity, depression, empowering podcast, encouraging moments, hardships, illustration, mental illness, mental wellness, mental-health, motherhood, postpartum, uplifting podcast

Two high school students, Jenna and Gianna, tackle anything and everything related to mental health in biweekly episodes! They both suffer from anxiety disorders, which have become a huge part of their lives. With this podcast, they hope to educate and #endthestigma around mental illness, specifically in teens, while providing a fun, candid conversation for you to enjoy wherever you may be!

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: 1 in 5, ADD, ADHD, anxiety, avery, depression, eating disorder, english, gad, gianna, gianna marullo, health, jenna, jenna avery, marullo, mental illness, mental-health, ocd, one in five, personality disorder, self care, society and culture, teen, teens, young adult, young adults, youth

How do biology, psychology and social science contribute to our understanding of mental health and mental illness? How do the biomedical and biopsychosocial models compare when it comes to diagnosis and treatment? This album reveals the importance of the perspective scientists and health professionals take, and the difference it can make to treatment outcomes. The Blackthorn Garden case study illustrates a holistic approach to helping people with mental health conditions integrate themselves back into society. Clinical psychologist Neil Frude explores issues relating to both diagnosis and treatment of mental health disorders; addiction psychiatrist Emily Finch illustrates how heroin and alcohol misuse could be considered to be a mental health conditions; and research scientist Martin Rossor’s discussion reveals the current position with research into treatments for Alzheimer’s dementia. This material forms part of The Open University module The science of the mind: investigating mental health

Categories: Education

Tags: addictions, counselling, dementias, emotional-disorder, mental illness, mental wellbeing, Psychology, stigma, therapy

Dr. Laurie Appel is a Psychologist with over 25 years of experience working with Individuals and Couples. In her podcast, she shares information about general mental health issues that affect us all, because we’ve all got issues. Informative, practical and compassionate, Dr. Laurie’s direct manner will give you much to think about.

Categories: Arts, Kids & Family, Society & Culture

Tags: advice, health and wellness, human development, life skills, marriage, mental illness, mental-health, Psychology, relationships, self help, therapy

How can we create a world where everyone is coping? Introducing Just About Coping, a new podcast looking at the future of mental health and wellbeing. Chief Executive of Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) England Simon Blake OBE will be joined by a series of fantastic guests to try and answer this very question. Featuring guests such as Ruby Wax OBE, Dr Ranj Singh, Jonny Benjamin, and many more, join us on our journey as we imagine what a mentally healthy world might look.

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Categories: Business, Health & Fitness

Tags: anxiety, coping, depression, mental health first aid, mental illness, mental-health, mhfa, mind, stress, wellbeing

PLAY is POWERFUL! Let’s fall down and get messy again … Play is practice for life. This podcast is dedicated to finding and igniting the power of play as a catalyst for change. Find out how play is linked to our mental health and wellness, and how play changed my life and the lives of others. Find your play, and find out how finding yours and igniting others can change the landscape for personal and professional mental health, productivity and performance. Come on in … this playground is for everyone.

Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Society & Culture

Tags: advise, belonging, business culture, connection, Consultant, creativity, creatvity, Culture, diversity, employee engagement, Fear, health, inclusion, Innovation, lived experience, mental illness, mental wellness, mental-health, performance, physical health, play, play-basted learning, playground, social change

The history of the sterilisation of women with learning disabilities is highly controversial and remains, to a large extent, a secret. Preventing intellectually disabled women from having children was actively canvassed across the Western world in the early 20th century as a solution to the ‘problem of mental deficiency’. In some countries, dark, forbidding institutions enforced sterilisations and actively prevented social and sexual activity among residents. But as we hear in this moving programme presented by Liz Tilley from The Open University, the reasons behind decisions to sterilise these women were complex and sometimes unexpected. As new research is being published and the decision-making capacity of people with learning disabilities is being taken more seriously, women have started to tell their own stories. We hear the voices of the survivors themselves, in particular Leilani Muir, who brought a landmark case against the Province of Alberta, Canada, in the 1990s for wrongful sterilisation in the 1959 – and won.

Categories: Uncategorised

Tags: illegal sterilise, mental illness, women