Understanding the Deep Psychological Impacts of Incarceration
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- Опубликовано: 4 май 2024
- In this profound clip of EYL, host Rashad Bilal engages in a powerful conversation about the often-overlooked mental side effects of being incarcerated. The discussion delves into the harsh realities faced by individuals during and after their time in prison, including experiences in solitary confinement and the overall prison environment. Rashad talks about how critical it is for those who have served time to deal with their trauma and attempt to integrate back into society, despite the significant psychological burdens they carry.
Key topics covered include:
- The impact of solitary confinement and long-term imprisonment on mental health.
- The challenges of reintegrating into society after incarceration.
- Building a support network for formerly incarcerated individuals.
- Addressing and overcoming feelings of shame and alienation.
- Real-life experiences and strategies for managing post-incarceration trauma.
Rashad not only shares insights from a pivotal article that discusses these issues but also reflects on personal stories and testimonies from those who have lived through the prison system. The episode highlights the importance of awareness, acceptance, and support in overcoming the deep-seated issues that stem from incarceration.
Whether you are someone who has experienced the prison system firsthand, a loved one of someone who has, or simply a citizen interested in understanding more about these critical issues, this episode provides valuable insights and discussions on a topic that affects millions but is often hidden from public view.
Join us in shedding light on these critical issues and learn more about the psychological implications of incarceration.
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Incarceration conditioned me in ways I still struggle with overcoming. I’m praying for all of us, that those chains can’t hold us anymore, ever again! All praise and glory to God for the work he did in you and much gratitude and admiration for your victory and vision. Blessings all💚⭐️🕊️🙏🏼
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I have lost a lot trying to trade on my own, now I realized the benefits of having proper guidance when going into trading.
I’m so glad this video came up on my feed. I have a love one who is going through this as I’m writing this. Actually, all of us (close family members are going through it as well because we couldn’t understand the extreme paranoia)!
When you have someone who has been diagnosed with certain mental disorders then add serving time in prison and time in the hole to the equation, it’s real major.
This video helped give me an insight that I did not have before watching it. I needed to see and hear this. So grateful to you for doing this! 🙏🏽
❤This is a perfect interview and guest.
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I thought this interview was one of EYL's best! Love the billionaires. However, THIS is very relatable to many in the culture 👏🏾 👏🏾👏🏾 Applaud this man for healing and using his experience as "currency"
Thank you for sharing ❤ I appreciate you.
Man, when I got out I was in house arrest. 10/23/19. Then COVID hit. Me getting back to the "real" world was hard. Stuff still don't really make sense.
Peace love and prosperity. Good topic EYL
When you got to do story about the CEO of the Jordan brand it makes absolute sense why I feel like those sneakers are cursed because a lot of children when I was growing up was getting murdered for those pairs of shoes.
❤ You're correct. In 2000, I found out that the Jordan shoe only cost $2.50 to make. I refused to support the brand. 😊
@@michelenix1562 I've never bought a pair of Jordans, for some of reason I really never knew why, but I guess the Most High was saving me from something. 🙌🏾😌
@@michelenix1562 this was prob typed and sent from an electronic device that costs 5-10x the price of that sneaker and was made for a price very comparable to the price it was made for
So would that make all land cursed ??? And commodities??? People are/have been killed for both
@@user-uw8yn7fi4k I was particularly referring to this particular product and from my experience living in New York City the statistics that was happening pertained to that particular product.
Now as far as land being cursed, I have no clue on what you're referring to in this particular topic.