
This documentary series captures stories of those living with a mental illness, and the people who support them. True, intimate and unflinching. Welcome to stigma-free storytelling. Episodes dropping every 2 weeks.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 6 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthSociety & CultureDocumentaryHealth & Fitness | |||

This is an interview episode. Why? Because the story of Lindsay’s family was very well told in the bestselling book, Hidden Valley Road. The book chronicles her family of 12 siblings, six of whom developed a serious mental illness. There’s no need to... more
Gwen was 10 when she arrived to California from China, the hopes of her entire family on her shoulders. But her dream collapsed in college as she discovered that her grandmother, mother and her all grappled with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD).... more
Living in a gang neighborhood, concealing his sexual orientation, Adrian already had a full plate when he learned that schizophrenia was hereditary. His dad had it. And at 13, he was sure he was going to develop it too. It was only a question of w... more
The first time Anita heard of her son’s schizophrenia was during his court-martial, after he’d been thrown in the brig for fighting. It was the start of a 20-year cycle of recovery, relapse, arrest, and then involuntarily medicating him in a place w... more
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A moving story about two brothers, one struggling with mental illness, the other learning how to truly listen. It’s heartbreaking, compassionate, and beautifully told. A reminder that real help starts with empathy.
I got very choked up at the emotional ending, and I learned a lot from the discussion about Dr. Amador’s work. Really good!
What a compelling and hopeful story! It’s easy to forget that there are humanistic and empowering ways to successfully deal with mental illness.
Such a fascinating topic and an exciting trailer. Can’t wait for the season to drop!
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The series presents intimate narratives centered around individuals living with mental health challenges and the various supporters in their lives, exploring the emotional and societal impacts of these experiences. Through personal storytelling, it seeks to dismantle prevalent stereotypes and stigma associated with mental illness, focusing on themes such as family dynamics, systemic racism within mental health care, and the complex relationships affected by conditions like schizophrenia and addiction. Notable is the series' commitment to illustrating both the struggles and triumphs of those impacted by mental health issues, fostering a deeper understanding of the human condition and the healing power of empathy and connection.
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