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WIBW is taking a stand for the mental health of our community. Kansas ranks last in the nation for mental healthcare.
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Episode 55: When an analytical mind has doubts... Johnathan Sublet gets real (opens the original)
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Behind the drive, leadership, optimism and smile, Johnathan Sublet has a story. The founder of SENT Topeka and leader of Fellowship Hi-Crest church gets real in this conversation. He shares his journey from childhood poverty, to becoming a chemical engineer and finding his calling in community leadership. But also how an overwhelming feeling of failure nearly led him to take his own life, and gave him the courage to ask for help.
Episode 54: "Planning my own funeral:" How Penny moved past addiction, depression (opens the original)
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It’s a story of overcoming addiction, only to continue a slide into deep depression. Penny Kryfka shares her journey in our latest Hear me. See me. podcast. Penny said she remembers, even as a child, wishing she would die. It lead to using illegal substances as a teen. She says she quit using drugs when she had her children, but still could not shake her depression. However, with the support of family, she never gave up and finally found the right help. Today, she’s a peer advocate with NAMI. Li
Episode 53: Big feelings! Helpings kids - and you! - through the back-to-school transition (opens the original)
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Summer vacation is almost over, which is sure to bring some big feelings for everyone in the family - including you! Jennie Watson, LSCSW walks us through it all in this Hear me. See me. podcast. Watson is manager of community based program services at Astra Mental Health and Recovery in Topeka, Kan. This is a conversation for all parents, as Watson takes us through the various grade levels, and gives insights on why kids are feeling what they're feeling and how you can get ahead of it.
Episode 52: Following a new path (opens the original)
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Teresa Taylor's younger brother Doug was "her person." When he died by suicide, she was left struggling to find her footing in a life that threatened to send her tumbling downhill. Teresa reflects on her journey in this Hear me. See me. podcast. As an ER nurse and trauma prevention specialist, she's using her caregiving tendencies in a new way.
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