HeyJaredThey Called Me Mental. Personal stories of mental health recovery.
The Rabble Rousers - a group of young adults share person stories of mental health recovery and experiences of client care to shed light on stigma and challenges within mental health care systems.
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S2E6 - The One With The Storyteller (opens the original)
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Alex’s testimony is a powerful reflection of the creative process that has shaped her into the strong, courageous, and resilient producer, writer, and storyteller she is today. Through her experiences, creativity, and personal journey she creates connection community and collective understanding. Disclaimer: Rabble Rousers is a community space that encourages diverse perspectives and open dialogue. Accordingly, the views, thoughts, and opinions expressed by individuals in this episode belong sol
S2E5 - Once it is named it can be dealt with - Joe and Louigi (opens the original)
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Joe is a long-time member of Young Adult (YA) program where the grassroots of the Rabble Rousers first sprouted. Joe tells us about involuntary hospitalization, living on autism spectrum, and how he built capacity and resilience over the years. We hope this episode brings you hope and remind you that “once it is named it can be dealt with” as a dear friend of Joe once said. Disclaimer: Rabble Rousers is a community space that encourages diverse perspectives and open dialogue. Accordingly, the vi
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