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S1 E12 | After the Show | Sabrina, Paul, & Keith's Story
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Show Disclaimer: This show covers a wide variety of topics related to mental health and life in general. Episode 12 specifically discusses suicide and being molested at a young age. These topics can be difficult for some people so use your best judgement when listening to the show. We are not therapists, counselors, or mental health professionals. Information shared on this show is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Never ignore professional medical advice because of something you heard on this show.
In Episode 12 of Real Stories Real People, Ashley, Mandi, and Sam get together to discuss Sabrina, Paul, and Keith's stories. Throughout this After the Show, they discuss:
- How media can impact your mental health in a negative way amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
- The inspiration in Sabrina's story when her perspective changes after her COVID diagnosis.
- Why Paul's story and charisma were so inspiring, especially within the Christian community.
- How Mandi and Ashley both felt they weren't a strong enough Christian when they struggled with depression during their teens.
- How Keith and Paul's stories share a common theme - black men asking for help.
- Keith's experience being molested and how difficult it would be to comprehend something like that at such a young age.
- Why there is so much shame surrounding going to therapy or seeing a counselor, and what we can do to normalize therapy.
Tune in, and hang on, because here we go!
Additional Resources
- Blog Article - Alcoholism: What Is Alcoholism?
- Mental Health Statistics and Facts
- Moxie Support Groups
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