<div>What's the relationship between spirituality, spiritual practice and mental health? <br>
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Marcella Kroll is an LA-based artist, intuitive and metaphysical teacher. She also describes herself as a guide, an oracle, and medium. She started reading tarot cards at 18 in rehab, and she describes it as an invaluable tool for recovery. </div>
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Marcella opens up about being diagnosed as autistic in her early forties, her experience with homelessness and drug and alcohol abuse, the cost of framing community as a commodity through social media, empathy, sobriety, masking, and the importance of staying vigilant against “what’s the point?” thinking. </div>

What's the relationship between spirituality, spiritual practice and mental health? Marcella Kroll is an LA-based artist, intuitive and metaphysical teacher. She also describes herself as a guide, an oracle, and medium. She started reading tarot cards at 18 in rehab, and she describes it as an invaluable tool for recovery. Marcella opens up about being diagnosed as autistic in her early forties, her experience with homelessness and drug and alcohol abuse, the cost of framing community as a commodity through social media, empathy, sobriety, masking, and the importance of staying vigilant against “what’s the point?” thinking.

What's the relationship between spirituality, spiritual practice and mental health?&nbsp;<br>
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Marcella Kroll is an LA-based artist, intuitive and metaphysical teacher. She also describes herself as a guide, an oracle, and medium. She started reading tarot cards at 18 in rehab, and she describes it as an invaluable tool for recovery.&nbsp;
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Marcella opens up about being diagnosed as autistic in her early forties, her experience with homelessness and drug and alcohol abuse, the cost of framing community as a commodity through social media, empathy, sobriety, masking, and the importance of staying vigilant against “what’s the point?” thinking.&nbsp;

5: Marcella Kroll: Magick and Mental Health

<div>Hello! I’m Michelle Thomas and welcome to My Sh*t Therapist, a mental health podcast based on my best-selling-thank-you-very-much book and audiobook about, amongst other things, a shit therapist, whose advice was "just have a cup of tea and think about something else".<br>
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£20 that cost me.</div>
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<div>In this podcast I’m going to chat to very different people about the best and worst mental health advice they’ve ever had, and about how their condition impacts every part of their lives, from how they parent their children, to where they live, to what jobs they do. We’re going to talk about treatment options, medication, meditation, and good and bad mechanisms, and all the admin that comes with being mad – madmin, as it were. </div>
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<div>If you’ve got a story to share email <a href="mailto:myshittherapist@gmail.com">myshittherapist@gmail.com</a> or find me on twitter at <a href="https://twitter.com/myshittherapist?s=20">@myshittherapist</a><br>
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Hello! I’m Michelle Thomas and welcome to My Sh*t Therapist, a mental health podcast based on my best-selling-thank-you-very-much book and audiobook about, amongst other things, a shit therapist, whose advice was "just have a cup of tea and think about something else". £20 that cost me. In this podcast I’m going to chat to very different people about the best and worst mental health advice they’ve ever had, and about how their condition impacts every part of their lives, from how they parent their children, to where they live, to what jobs they do. We’re going to talk about treatment options, medication, meditation, and good and bad mechanisms, and all the admin that comes with being mad – madmin, as it were. If you’ve got a story to share email myshittherapist@gmail.com or find me on twitter at @myshittherapist

Hello! I’m Michelle Thomas and welcome to My Sh*t Therapist, a mental health podcast based on my best-selling-thank-you-very-much book and audiobook about, amongst other things, a shit therapist, whose advice was "just have a cup of tea and think about something else".<br>
<br>
£20 that cost me.
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In this podcast I’m going to chat to very different people about the best and worst mental health advice they’ve ever had, and about how their condition impacts every part of their lives, from how they parent their children, to where they live, to what jobs they do. We’re going to talk about treatment options, medication, meditation, and good and bad mechanisms, and all the admin that comes with being mad – madmin, as it were.&nbsp;
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If you’ve got a story to share email <a href="mailto:myshittherapist@gmail.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">myshittherapist@gmail.com</a> or find me on twitter at&nbsp;<a href="https://twitter.com/myshittherapist?s=20" rel="noopener noreferrer">@myshittherapist</a><br>
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