Listen to Amica Simmons-Yon, PharmD, PhD as she spills the tea on a new Talking Points Series from Primary Care on Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) with special guest, David E. Lewis, D.O. In Part II of this series, Dr. Lewis describes how he acknowledges and addresses MDD in the primary care setting. He discusses practical points around the prominent depressive symptoms observed, the challenges he hears from patients and/or caregivers regarding MDD, and key points that he shares with patients about their MDD diagnosis while bridging the gap to their mental health provider. Don’t forget to check out the Shownotes for links to PsychU resources and where you can learn more about this hot topic!

Talking Points (Part II): Primary Care on MDD – David Lewis

September is Suicide Prevention Month and also National Recovery Month. In this episode, host Jordan Rich talks with Amanda Rowan, chair of the MBA’s Lawyer Well-Being Committee and an assistant clerk magistrate in Middlesex Superior Court; Dr. Shawn Healy, PhD., director of administrative operations and a clinical psychologist at Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers in Massachusetts (LCL); and Massachusetts Bar Association President Victoria M. Santoro about the importance of de-stigmatizing conversations about suicide and recovery -- and how community support is critical for both of these well-being issues.

Help and Hope for Suicide Prevention, People in Recovery

My guest this month is Brennan Kettelle.

Brennan is a PhD researcher at the Centre for History of Hermetic Philosophy and Related Currents (HHP), University of Amsterdam. Brennan holds an MA in Gender and Cultural studies (2016) and a research MA in Religious Studies, specializing in Western esotericism (2021). She is currently writing her doctoral dissertation, investigating historical associations between the religiomythic demoness Lilith and queerness within artistic, literary, and occult discourses. Brennan also teaches an 8-week online course on Lilith - focusing on Lilith’s origins and cultural receptions within Western esotericism - for the Brooklyn-based organization Morbid Anatomy. Utilizing monster theory and queer theory in her research, Brennan is more broadly interested in investigating themes of the ‘monstrous-queer’ within esoteric literature, orders, and figures, as well as esoteric themes within queer subcultures, politics, and histories.

This episode is Part 1 of 2; the second part is planned for December of this year.
Brennan starts this conversation by explaining her motivations for delving into monster theory as part of her larger research into the figure of Lilith. Monster theory looks at what a group fears as well as how marginalized populations or individuals align with ‘the monstrous,’ what she’s calling (at this time) ‘stigmatized alignment.’ Monster theory is used here as the methodological axis upon which the larger research revolves.

Brennan also talks about the background of this new area of study, its postmodern critical analysis of the monster and how this has switched to looking at the monster from the monster’s perspective, how the monster is used by people, and examining which groups become monstrous themselves. We talk a bit about this process in the figure of the vampire as well as Lilith. Brennan also talks more about how she is using the figure of Lilith as ‘an esoteric example that shows the enduring historical entanglement between queerness and monstrosity.'

All music: Daniel P. Shea

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Mental health stigma refers to the negative attitudes, beliefs, and stereotypes that surround mental illness or mental health challenges. It manifests as discrimination, prejudice, or judgment against individuals who experience mental health issues. Stigma can arise from various sources, including societal misconceptions, cultural norms, media portrayals, and even within interpersonal relationships.
Here are some key aspects of mental health stigma:

Aspects of Mental Health Stigma: Barriers and Impacts

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In this episode, Cindy Burzinski, Director of Wisconsin Voices for Recovery, speaks with Tarah Stangler, Director of Harm Reduction Services at OutReach LGBTQ+ Community Center in Madison, WI. Tarah describes the components, history, vision, and challenges of the OutReach program as well as their approach of liberatory and grassroots harm reduction work, especially within the context of queer and BIPOC communities. Tarah describes the challenges the harm reduction program faces and how they would like to expand this work and concludes with messages for those who haven't bought into harm reduction efforts in their communities or for themselves. 

OutReach website:  https://www.outreachmadisonlgbt.org/  

Tarah’s email:   tarahs@lgbtoutreach.org  

OutReach main number on website 608-255-8582, ask for Tarah 

Harm Reduction: OutReach LGBTQ+ Community Center

In this conversation, Angela McCrimmon shares her personal journey with bipolar disorder, discussing her diagnosis at a young age, the challenges of treatment, and the importance of supportive healthcare relationships. She emphasises the need for better understanding and communication in mental health care, as well as the significance of reducing stigma around mental illness. Angela's insights provide valuable lessons for both patients and healthcare professionals.

Understanding Bipolar Disorder: Angela's Journey

On this episode, Cyda tackles why aesthetically pleasing pages grow fast and the stigma surrounding copyright and artificial intelligence.

References:
Ekaterina, B. (2024) Social Phenomenon of Instagram in Metamodern Condition. Ideology And Politics Journal, 2227-6068, pp 32-34. research.ebsco.com/c/np77rt/viewer/pdf/qgdpwijckz

Sutherland, K. (2024). Writing for Social Media. Strategic Social Media Management, 14.10, 383-448. link-springer-com.ezproxy-b.deakin.edu.au/chap…0_14

Arts Law Centre of Australia (n/a). Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Copyright - How do you credit a work created using AI?. Information Sheets. www.artslaw.com.au/information-she…-and-copyright/

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6 years after losing her teen daughter to suicide, an East Alabama mother is only ramping up her crusade to help save the lives of other students through their "Love Like Lexi" project, which is hosting a new event later this week. Check out her emotional, heartbreaking, inspiring story on this episode of "Run The Race," which you can subscribe to or follow for weekly wisdom and testimonies of faith and fitness.

(3:20) Andrea Mills' high school senior daughter took her own life on February 6, 2019. What prompted it may shock you. It was a wakeup call for this family...and a warning for so many others, before it's too late. It has to do with purpose, self-worth and empowerment for teenagers. 

(14:20) Andrea felt major guilt, but God kept her going...and seeing so many others with intrusive thoughts motivated her to go from grieving mom to advocate! Along with sharing their personal story, she has advice for other moms and dads about what to ask your teens and talk to them about. For the last 4 years, she has led a nonprofit named after their daughter where they talk about navigating mistakes/failures (that will happen) at many school assemblies, which have had 80,000 attendees so far, preparing young people and their parents for this fight! Suicide comes with stigma too, to even talk about, but Andrea says we have to use our voices for change.

(27:45) Faith is also a centerpiece in the story of Lexi and her family. So is spiritual warfare and people pouring into each other with encouragement (for outsiders and "comfort carriers" too). Andrea also explains the message behind the name "Love Like Lexi." (42:05) And this Thursday February 6, they'll be hosting the tri-city Live Project Crusade at Woodruff Park in Columbus with free food, new inspiring music, the Miracle Riders and other groups - all to help people out of the darkness. More info: https://lovelikelexi.networkforgood.com/events/76105-live-project-crusade.

(48:18) Andrew closes the episode out in Prayer for us. Thanks for listening to the #RunTheRace podcast! Also, write a quick review about it, on Apple podcasts. For more info and all past episodes, go to www.wtvm.com/podcast/.

#234: Teen's Suicide Prompts Mom to "LOVE Like Lexi" Amidst Spiritual Warfare...and Save Lives

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Why Are We Still Stigmatizing Mental Health Medications? | Episode 194

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Dive into a heartfelt exploration of mental health stigma and the effects it has on individuals seeking support in our latest episode. We share personal stories that illuminate the challenges faced when navigating mental health medications while confronting societal expectations. With a focus on the importance of choice, we encourage listeners to consider the implications of stigma and its influence on mental health, and to advocate for a better understanding of this complex subject.

This discussion doesn't end with understanding. We challenge listeners to engage with the conversation, to share their experiences, and to reflect on their beliefs surrounding mental health medications. By creating space for these topics, we can begin to foster a community where individuals feel supported and valued, regardless of their mental health journey.

Join us in this vital conversation, and together we can strive towards reducing stigma, empowering those who need it most. Tune in and connect with us-let's make a difference together.

Conversations on stigma can be uncomfortable, yet they serve as a necessary discussion on mental health and the medications that aid individuals daily. This episode dives deep into overcoming stigma, highlighting personal narratives and systemic issues that influence our understanding of mental health.

• Breaking down stigma surrounding mental health
• Personal stories and experiences of medication use
• The importance of support from community and donations
• Discussing the right to choose regarding mental health medications
• Exploring how societal perceptions affect individual choices
• Future conversations on mental health and stigma

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Why Are We Still Stigmatizing Mental Health Medications? | Episode 194

The Faces Behind the Voice | Episode 195

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In this episode, the spotlight is on mental health, stigma, and the power of shared experiences. Justin Alan Hayes, the Founder and Executive Director of Voices for Voices®, takes us on a personal journey through his struggles with mental health, medication, and the stigma that often clouds these critical conversations. We explore the significance of sharing our stories, revealing that vulnerability can lead to connection and healing.

As Justin reflects on his own experiences, he opens up about his initial resistance to medication and how it has positively impacted his life, offering a relatable perspective for many listeners. The discussion shines a light on the societal expectations surrounding mental health and emphasizes the powerful message that “you are not alone.”

Additionally, we tackle the pressing issue of how big tech influences mental health discussions, including the cutting-off of vital conversations that help many feel seen and understood. Through Justin's advocacy and outreach efforts, we highlight the importance of engaging with government officials to push for necessary changes in mental health resources and support.

Join us in this candid conversation as we seek to create a community where mental health discussions are normalized and stigma is gradually diminished. Together, we can pave the way for understanding, connection, and healing. Subscribe, share your thoughts, and be part of the movement to support mental health awareness!

This podcast episode delves into the critical discussion about mental health and the stigma that often surrounds it. We speak with Justin Alan Hayes, who shares his personal journey and the mission of Voices for Voices® as they advocate for mental health awareness.

- Justin’s experience with mental health and medications
- The importance of breaking down mental health stigma
- Personal reflections on the impact of sharing individual experiences
- The influence of big tech on mental health discussions
- Engagement with government officials advocating for mental health resources
- Call for community involvement and support

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The Faces Behind the Voice | Episode 195

In this week’s episode of The Rowbo Show, we dive into a topic that many people face but few openly talk about: the imaginary shame of unemployment. Join us as we challenge the negative stigma often attached to being between jobs and discuss why it’s essential to embrace this phase as part of the larger career journey. Unemployment isn’t a setback—it’s an opportunity. We explore the surprising benefits of this time off, from recharging your mental and emotional batteries to reevaluating your goals and passions. Whether you’ve recently lost a job or are simply in transition, we’ll share how to turn unemployment into a period of personal growth and renewal, so you’re better prepared for your next opportunity. Tune in for an uplifting conversation that reshapes how we think about this critical phase of life and encourages listeners to embrace the race, rather than fear it.

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On your journeys of fitness and faith, we are helping you stay motivated to be stronger physically and spiritually on the new RUN THE RACE podcast. Host Jason Dennis - veteran WTVM news anchor, marathon runner and missionary, will talk to experts and people with inspiring stories as we dig deeper into the mind, body and soul.

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