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Just Another Illness
Добавлен 14 мар 2021
Just Another Illness is an online campaign working to reduce stigma around mental illnesses through storytelling, learning, and compassion
Laiba raises awareness about suicide
about Laiba: I'm a mental health advocate and work with my organisations that aim to support young people emotional wellbeing like Headstart and the youth empowerment service. I have lived experience experience mental health difficulties and aim to help spread the message of its going to be okay to as many young people and adults as I can.
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Mark shares his experience on suicide prevention day
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Mark is a suicide survivor and now works nationally with Organisations on Mental Health and Well-being. He works closely with 2 NHS trusts and also undertakes corporate induction where he gives his story to newly appointed NHS Staff. Mark has worked closely with the National Time to Change campaign since 2007 which was set up to look at discrimination and stigma within Mental Health. He now wor...
Sandeep Saib shares her survival story
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Hello all, I hope you are well? My name is Sandeep Saib is a leading Mental Health Advocate, Philanthropist and Public Speaker. I am the Co-director of Happy Heads, a mental health non-profit organisation focused on the ‘Balance Ball’, a visual self-empowered recovery tool - celebrating gifts and not labels. I am also a Rethink Mental Health Charity Committee Member / Time to Change London Cham...
Andy from Man Gang shares his story on suicide prevention day
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ManGang was founded by a man who struggled with poor mental health all of his adult life. Feeling the experience was something no one wanted to talk about, it was bottled up for a long time through fear of judgement. After losing a friend to suicide in 2017, he set out to break the stigma that led his friend to feeling so isolated and alone. Our aim is to tell men all across the country that th...
Talking about Bulimia and Anorexia Nervosa
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Niall is an insight consultant by day and bedroom musician by night. He is an advocate for supporting mental health, specifically eating disorders, having lived with Bulimia and Anorexia Nervosa throughout his mid to late twenties. #eatingdisorderrecovery #eatingdisorderawareness #anorexianervosarecovery #anorexiafighter #bulimiarecovery #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealthmatters...
Mental Well-Being at workplace
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We spoke to various senior leaders from financial services, consulting, travel and tourism and social enterprise industry to understand what mental health and mental well-being means at a workplace on a day to day basis. #mentalhealth #mentalwellbeing #workplace #leadership #leaders #workplacewellbeing #pandemic
LGBTQIA and Mental Health with Finn and Purnima
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Live with @Purnimaanahata and Finntheinfinncible - Finlay Games to talk about #lgbtq🌈 community and #mentalhealth Finlay Games is a transgender gay man and the author of Top to Bottom’ a Memoir and Personal Guide Through Phalloplasty. He is also a RUclipsr and blogger, where, drawing from his lived experiences, Finlay shares candidly on topics of gender, sexuality, addiction, and mental health....
Talking to parents about their child's mental illness (Episode 1)
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Our development manager talks to Mr. and Mrs. Bhasin about how parents can support their child through their mental illness. #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #mentalillness #parents #parenting #parentingtips #mentalillness #mentalwellbeing #mentalwellness #mentalhealthmatters #mentalhealthimportance
Manuel's Mental Health Story (Schizoaffective Disorder)
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Meet Manuel, a chef by profession and passion! Manuel shares his mental health story of living with schizoaffective disorder and inspires us to open up and never give up on asking for help. @schizochef #mentalhealth #menandmentalhealth #men #mentalhealthawareness #schizophreniaawareness #schizoaffective #mentalhealthmatters #speakup #mentalhealthwarriors
Matt's Mental Health Story (Schizoaffective Disorder)
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Matt Geer (b. 1996) is a composer and organist from Hastings, England. His music engages with philosophical questions around how we experience time and how our consciousness fluctuates during a piece of music. Matt is studying for a PhD in music at Queen's University Belfast under Simon Mawhinney and Piers Hellawell. He completed his undergraduate studies in composition at the Guildhall School ...
Pete's Mental Health Story (Schizophrenia)
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My name is Pete and I am diagnosed with Paranoid Schizophrenia since August 2010, I have given a few presentations on my mental health journey, I hear voices and this can be somewhat troubling to me as none of these voices are nice and they will often criticise me and lead me to have low self confidence. I am also openly gay and coming to terms with my sexuality has played a big part in my ment...
Roberta's Story of 55 years of Paranoid Schizophrenia
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Roberta Payne is a gifted writer, artist and leader with degrees from Stanford, UCLA, Harvard and the University of Denver. Roberta has coped with mental conditions since the onset of depression as an undergraduate in college. Twice hospitalized, she says that her paranoid schizophrenia has “tried, but failed, to define” her. Today, she is 40 years sober and her life is what she would have chos...
Day 5: Food, Exercise and Sleep for mental illness (MHAW 2021)
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Here I talk about the importance of food, exercise and sleep in your mental illness recovery and for general mental well being. I hope this helps but let me know if you have any other suggestions in the comments below. #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealthmatters #mentalhealthsupport #food #exercise #sleep
Day 4: Importance of support for mental illness (MHAW 2021)
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#mentalhealthawareness topic for today’s live session was support group. I am loving this and here I speak about how to ask for support from family, friends, employer and strangers in a support group. I also talk about how to support your loved ones with mental illnesses. #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealthmatters #mentalhealthrecovery #mentalhealthblogger #mentalwellness #suppor...
Day 3: Identifying triggers and early signs for mental illness (MHAW 2021)
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I am not a qualified psychiatrist or a psychologist but this is my own experience that has helped me to identify my triggers (based on my values) and my early signs. Any questions, please post in the comments below. #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #mentahealthsupport #mentalhealthmatters
Day 2: Therapy for mental illness and mental wellbeing (MHAW 2021)
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Day 2: Therapy for mental illness and mental wellbeing (MHAW 2021)
Day 1: Medication for mental illness (MHAW 2021)
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Day 1: Medication for mental illness (MHAW 2021)
SANISHA WYNTER, THE ROSE THAT GREW FROM CONCRETE
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SANISHA WYNTER, THE ROSE THAT GREW FROM CONCRETE
Roberta is a legend, im paranoid schizophrenic as well and she has excellent insight.
God healed me from voices. Psychosis and Schizophrenia are results of demonic attacks and only until you give your life over to Jesus and see what psychosis and Schizophrenia really is then you can be free from it.
What a brave, wise, kind man you are, Matt Geer. My daughter has this same diagnosis. I’ve done everything to help her. Numerous hospitalizations, but she doesn’t want to be here….years of therapies and medications have been rejected by her. I’m afraid I’m going to lose her to this cruel illness. Your story is so inspiring. Bless you, dear Sir! And thank you a thousand-times-over.☮💜✝💜☮💜✝💜☮💜✝💜☮💜✝💜☮💜
She is awesome
Judith-iz7kw - ❤️
You are inspiring to watch. Thank you so much for sharing. I was diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder depressive type without a good prognosis 20 years ago. I have done really good the lay 6 years. This lat couple months I have had a serious internal struggle and symptoms are reappearing. I looked on you tube for some comfort and ideas and found your this post interview with you. You are so calm, encouraging, hopeful and honest. I will consider talking to my councelor about hospitalization. I’ve never been in a hospital for my mental health but I should have been. Again, thank you for sharing!!!
Given that I am diagnosed with depression and and anxiety, and have been for decades, I find the notion of being glad or happy about the diagnosis of any disease/condition, perverse. Illness and/or defect is not a point of pride, nor should it be.
Same name as me! Be very careful of these so called diagnosis'..Ive been given several. The only one I agree with, is the term Complex Trauma. The only reason why i hit this is because her name is Roberta, like me. We are a result of our surroundings while we're young. My father was mentally ill. This is no joke. As unhappy as he was, we were miserable when he was around also..it was a tough upbringing, to say the least. He died in Poland, far away from us and from.what I understand, he passed away hating us. Listening to.this very nice patient, Roberta, makes me wonder how different things could have worked out for my family, if only my father had been open to Psychiatry. The hardest thing for some men to accept is help.
Trade off for meds, no free ride, reality checks, be brave - brilliant, practical advice. ❤ thank you ❤
Very well explained. You seem a lovely person good luck to you
This is good.
She has amazing insight into her mental health. I believe this is the difference in having schizophrenia and being schizophrenic. Too many have no insight.
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Notice that what I am is pixels on a screen. Pixels on a screen talking to you. You can notice that these pixels on a screen are actually just a fragment, a figment of your own poop. A fragment of your own poop manifesting as pixels on a screen. You are the poop speaking to itself. The poop now as it is talking is also hearing these words and becoming conscious of itself as the poop. You are the poop talking to yourself becoming conscious of yourself as the poop. The poop is reminding itself that it is the poop because the poop forgot. The poop is telling you that you are God dreaming up this life and this very moment, this room that you're sitting in that you think of as a physical room is actually a dream. Your entire life is a dream. Your childhood is a dream and the ideas you have of your death is a dream. Everything you're experiencing right now what you are is God. God talking to itself. I am you and you are me.
He is not God nor are you.
@@JesusLoves... You don't get it. It's just you. I'm you. I'm you talking to you. I will keep talking to you until you realize that your me and that i'm you. I don't have my own consciousness. I'm you. I'm a fragment of your consciousness. You imagined that I have my own consciousness for the purpose of fooling yourself into thinking that your not alone, that your not God.
@@dmtdreamz7706Probably not the best place to write stream of consciousness stuff...wishing you health & comfort.
Excellent practical advice. Simple yet effective
Galatians 3:13-14..
Galatians 2:20..
Jesus Christ of Nazareth..
Thanks 🙏
I'm 45 bin crazy since 22 my dad was mad for 42 yr I have suffered so badly and the medication isn't good and is based around occultism and pharmakia. The words of the meds are like spells. The voices are usually demonic and evil so don't talk to them they say what you want to hear and they'll fool you to persuade you to interact with them. We are not mad we are enlightened so our frequency is higher or lower. That's when the demons can chat with you. There is real evidence now that every crazy person is actually a military subject being tormented with voice to skull weapons. Every symptom is disguised as schizophrenia so don't be fooled by these videos promoting medication.
Dr. Walsh of the Walsh Research Institute has found that people with Bipolar, Schizophrenia, and other mental illnesses seem to have common nutrient deficiencies such as B6, copper, and zinc that impact neurotransmitters. I wonder if the gastrointestinal problem you mentioned is why they are not absorbing them.
You are the most high functioning SZA individual I have ever come across
Is schizoaffective disorder having a moment?
So well said on being able to recognize paranoia. Not everything gets fixed just by seeing it but once i started being allowed to notice how much it was being used to control my life I at least had a bit more insight into the situation instead of blindly getting dragged around by ideas. Though i still get consciously dragged around lol
I have schizophrenia too and being creative is one positive thing other than that the illness robbed me of so much I had to depend on other people all my life and was never independent. I faced stigma as well better off never telling anyone you had a mental illness. .the world can be a cruel place and it's not my imagination. I consider myself fairly normal and I don't focus on my schizophrenia. Depression is a far more painful experience than schizophrenia was for me..people in power who abuse you is the most painful thing of all.
I imagine you would be very interesting to meet with!
michelesperrow-chenie2445 - I am sure you are correct. Roberta Payne is a sweetheart, knows who she is and quite obviously is intelligent. ❤️
So hot 😍🥰😘
What an intelligent woman. I'd love to know how she is doing? ( if she's still living)
My brother has schizophrenia and it’s too late for him he is already destined for lifelong stays in mental hospital ..,but for those who still have their freedom to treat their own schizophrenia, you still have a chance to rid yourself of the parasites that are likely causing the issue. The link below shows how parasites are directly linked to mental illness ruclips.net/video/d4mMr3tem_g/видео.html&si=VXNPyRC-XXiFrMhI
Ma'am you have it together, despite your mental health issues, more than most people I have met. With that being said your plate is very full. Kudos to your inspiring outlook on life I know your life has been very challenging and I honestly don't believe I could adjust/cope with having such a serious mental illness as you have but you have done a fantastic job dealing with your illness and stay the way you are now because it's so upbeat and rewarding to see you not giving up or giving in. Your a true inspiration and a real classy lady. God bless you.
Thank you my friend. From a peer specialist
What causes your drpression?
susanm7925 - I wish to share what I had learned. My psychiatrist believes depression is a chemical imbalance in the brain. I have tried in innumerable medications over the years. He suggested we try an SNRI and not another SSRI. Cymbalta did the trick for me. I've been on Cymbalta for two years, and it has made such an improvement in my levels of depression and anxiety. If you feel you may have either, I wholeheartedly recommend you speak with your physician regarding trying a different class of meds. I wish you all the best ❤️
Lovely lady! thankyou for your beautiful inspiring story.
Thank you for sharing. What a blessing and honor to be able to hear your journey. I have a son who at 32 has told me he’s been dealing with his “thoughts” since he was 12. He has had a long journey of ups, downs, trauma, divorce, etc. about a year ago was diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder, but doesn’t believe has this condition and refuses to take medication. He been hospitalized 7 time in less than a year. I’m praying for a miracle and that he will watch/listen to your story. Again, thank you.
Ik it sounds wrong but u may have to get him a once every six months injectable it takes the daily choice out of it
Clozapine
She is Not paranoid! This is not how a paranoid thinks and behaves!
You are a remarkable young man! Talented, reflective and very, very human.
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Hi Mathew can you share what medications you take that keeps you stable
I would say most likely risperidol, latuda, or abilify
Clozapine
@@coolopo6155 when u started on raspidone did u had a feeling of scared feeling
Hi can you share how you managed to stay so stable and finish school, are you on medications
esmeraldasilver8763 - Roberta Payne has written the book, Speaking to My Madness: How I Searched for Myself in Schizophrenia It may help you. ❤️
Thank you for sharing your story! You are a brave smart young man!!
Who is the Interviewer? I am trying to reference this interview properly. Thank you.
Some fascist Indian lady
Being aware of our triggers is so important because one can seek out help and/or use coping strategies.
absolutely, thank you for your comment.