In this episode, Tim shares stories of mentally ill folks being terribly misunderstood; he also provides some suggestions for how those who are mentally ill and those who love and support them can work toward understanding each other and working together toward healthier relationships and lives.
Show Notes:
Music by Lady Antebellum, "Compass"
Atlantic Monthly article on anxiety, by Scott Stossel, http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2014/01/surviving_anxiety/355741/
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Feeling Misunderstood

A podcast dedicated to encouraging and educating those with mental health concerns and their supporters. We cover any and all topics that have to do with mental illness and the loneliness that too often ensues. Whether it is from stigma, misinformation, or plain old ignorance, people with mental illnesses rarely feel fully understood or accepted. This podcast will encourage you that you are, in fact, not alone. Join us in creating a community of people who fight this lonely battle together.

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Feeling Misunderstood

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