&nbsp; Devin Terry is a senior clinical therapist at Nashville's Oasis Center, where she helps teens in crisis through individual, family, and group counseling. In this episode, she answers a lot of common questions surrounding counseling. Devin provides practical advice for people both in the trenches and sidelines of mental disorder. &nbsp; Here are some of the questions Devin answers:  What are the benefits and challenges of individual, family, and group counseling? What's therapy like and who could benefit? How do you communicate your needs to&nbsp;people who don't understand your disorder? Why is connection important for healing? How does one build connection?  &nbsp; The opening essay was written and read by Sara Grove, editor of Raw Food Magazine and creator of Daily Happy Actions. Connect with her on Instagram @dailyhappyactions. &nbsp; Links from the episode:  National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Oasis Center  &nbsp; &nbsp; Contact us:  Tweet Spencer Tweet Laura Email us  &nbsp;

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Two people growing up in the same environment can come away with two very different perspectives. We explore that in today's episode by comparing and contrasting Spencer and Taryn Bledsoe's&nbsp;experiences growing up and dealing with mental disorder. Spencer and Laura also reflect on Season 1 and what they hope to accomplish in Season 2. &nbsp; Links from this episode:   Fig Tree from The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath (opening excerpt)  The Problem with Solution by the Invisibilia podcast (mental health in Belgium)  &nbsp; Connect with us:  Tweet Spencer Tweet Laura Email us

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