Let's Rethink This

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  • How Meaningful Work Supports Mental Health Recovery

    Date: December 13, 2021

    Name of Show:  Let’s Rethink This 

    Episode title and number: How Meaningful Work Supports Mental Health Recovery

    Brief summary of show: Mark & Sebastian from Vail Place in Minneapolis, MN join me to talk about the podcast they are working on launching, how their Clubhouse fundtions, and what they are most grateful for.  

    Bullet points of key topics & timestamps:  

    1:44 - 5:55 Mark's Story
    6:13 - 6:55 Sebastain's Story
    7:30 - 10:57 Starting A Podcast
    22:12 - 23:45 Vail Place
    26:35 - 32:40 How Vail Place Has Helped 

    List of resources mentioned in episode:

    Vail Place  

    Social media handles, shareable link of podcast 

    Follow Us @letsrethinkthispod on Instagram 

    Become a Loyal Listener and support the podcast 

    37 min
  • Gabe Talks Clubhhouse

    Date: November 30, 2021 

    Name of Show:  Let’s Rethink This 

    Episode title and number: Gabe on Clubhouse  

    Brief summary of show: Today, we're talking to Gabe about his experience in the Clubhouse, working TE, and what's next for him. 

    Bullet points of key topics & timestamps:  

    1:44 - 4:14 Working TE
    9:12 - 10:35 Building Relationships at Clubhouse 

    List of resources mentioned in episode:  

    Independence Center Employment Program

    Social media handles, shareable link of podcast 

    Follow Us @letsrethinkthispod on Instagram 

    Become a Loyal Listener and support the podcast 

    14 min
  • Juatine Celebrates 6 Months As A Member

    Date: November 29, 2021 

    Name of Show: Let’s Rethink This  

    Episode title and number: Juatine Celebrates 6 Months As A Member  

    Brief summary of show: Today, I am talking to Juatine who is a new member and is celebrating 6 months of being a member at Independence Center. She talks about her background and how the Clubhouse and relationships she has built here have helped her manage her mental health.  

    Bullet points of key topics & timestamps:   

    2:07 - 4:45 Background 

    4:50 – 13:56 Coming to the Clubhouse  

    17:25 – 18:34 Helping Others with their Mental Health 

    List of resources mentioned in episode:   

    Clubhouse Shop Facebook Page  

    Independence Center Job Openings  

    Social media handles, shareable link of podcast  

    Follow Us @letsrethinkthispod on Instagram  

    Become a Loyal Listener and support the podcast 

     

    29 min
  • Darryl Howard on How Work Supports Mental Health

    Date: November 22, 2021  

    Name of Show:  Let’s Rethink This 

    Episode title and number: Darryl Howard on How Work Supports Mental Health  

    Brief summary of show: Today, I am talking with Darryl Howard, who became a member of Independence Center in 2019. He has since completed a transitional employment position and has his own part time job. He attends Clubhouse when he is not working at his job.  

    Bullet points of key topics & timestamps:  

    0:54 – 2:40 Darryl’s Background  

    4:30 - 8:30 Going Back to Work at Watlow 

    10:20 – 13:27  Attending Clubhouse & Building Friendships  

    List of resources mentioned in episode:  

    Independence Center Transitional Employment Program 

    Social media handles, shareable link of podcast 

    Follow Us @letsrethinkthispod on Instagram 

    Become a Loyal Listener and support the podcast 

    19 min
  • Finding Support at the Clubhouse with Raija Mitchell

    Date: November 15th, 2021 

    Name of Show: Let’s Rethink This 

    Episode title and number: Finding Support at the Clubhouse with Raija Mitchell 

    Brief summary of show: Today, I am so excited to be speaking with Independence Center member, Raija. Raija has been a member since 2012 and has developed relationships with other members that have been very supportive to her mental health recovery.  

    Bullet points of key topics & timestamps:  

    1:19 - 4:42 Raija’s Background   

    4:53 – 7:44 Working at the Clubhouse  

    9:16 - 12:48 Finding Relationships & Joy in Volunteering at Clubhouse  

    14:14 – 15:36 Being Yourself  

    List of resources mentioned in episode:  

    National Suicide Prevention Hotline   

    If you or someone you know is in crisis, please talk to somebody. You can call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255 or text “START” to the Crisis Text Line at 741-741. 

    National Sexual Assault Hotline 

    Social media handles, shareable link of podcast 

    Follow Us @letsrethinkthispod on Instagram 

    Become a Loyal Listener and support the podcast 

    20 min
  • Celebrating 25 Episodes!

    This week's episode is the 25th episode of the Let's Rethink This podcast. We are taking a moment to reflect and think back on the growth of the podcast. This episode features some of Abby's favorite responses to the question "If you could debunk one myth about mental illness, what would it be?"

    Featured Stories

    Brittny's Episode
    Jackie's Episode
    Karen's Episode
    Brian's Episode 

    12 min
  • Importance of Digital Connection with Marco Mino

    Date: 10/25/2021 

    Name of Show: Let’s Rethink This  

    Episode title and number:  Importance of Digital Connection with Marco Mino 

    Brief summary of show: 

    I am talking with Marco Mino today. Marco has been a member at Independence Center since 2013. Marco has accomplished a lot during his time with the Clubhouse and recently relocated to Punta Gorda Florida. He participates in the Hope Clubhouse near him as well as virtually with Independence Center. 

    Bullet points of key topics & timestamps:  

    2:30 - 16:26 Marco's Story  

    24:26 - 27:14 Stigma of Mental Illness  

    28:47 - 32:38 Digital Expansion of Clubhouse  

    List of resources mentioned in episode, suggested reading, social media handles:  

    Clubhouse International  

    Dancing with the St. Louis Stars  

    Calls to action:  

    Subscribe to our podcast here: https://letsrethinkthis.buzzsprout.com/ 

    Follow us on Instagram @letsrethinkthispod 

    37 min
  • Increasing Investment in Global Mental Health with Dr. Ingrid Daniels

    Date: 10/18/2021 

    Name of Show: Let’s Rethink This  

    Episode title and number: Increasing Investment in Global Mental Health with Dr. Ingrid Daniels 

    Brief summary of show: 

    Today we are speaking with Dr. Ingrid Daniels, hailing all the way from South Africa. Dr. Daniels is the CEO of Cape Mental Health, the oldest community based mental health nonprofit organization in South Africa. She has a Master's in Social Science – Clinical Social Work. She then completed her PhD in Social Work at the University of Cape Town. She also serves as the President of World Federation of Mental Health. She is committed to addressing global mental health challenges particularly in South Africa and in LMIC’s. She continues to actively advocate and seek creative and innovation solutions to address the mental health service delivery gaps and to ensure that mental health becomes a reality for all global citizens. 

    Bullet points of key topics & timestamps:  

    1:42 - 6:47 Dr. Daniels Background 

    7:32 - 13:42 Cape Mental Health  

    14:20 - 18:09 Mental Health Care in South Africa  

    18:49 - 21:45 World Federation for Mental Health  

    22:19 - 26:10 World Mental Health Day  

    26:47 - 33:40 Investment in & Support of Mental Health Globally 

    List of resources mentioned in episode, suggested reading, social media handles:  

    Cape Mental Health  

    Clubhouse International  

    World Federation for Mental Health 

    World Mental Health Congress  

    Calls to action:  

    Subscribe to our podcast here: https://letsrethinkthis.buzzsprout.com/ 

    Follow us on Instagram @letsrethinkthispod 

    42 min
  • Raising Mentally Healthy Children with Julie Tang

    Date 10/11/2021 

    Name of Show: Let’s Rethink This  

    Episode title and number: Raising Mentally Healthy Children with Julie Tang  

    Brief summary of show: Julie Tang is a longtime supporter of Independence Center and founder of an organization called Starting the Conversation which is focused on raising mentally fit children. Since her retirement from the federal government, she has worked more closely with Starting the Conversation to build its impact and reach in the community. She is also currently pursuing her Masters of Social Work degree from the Brown School at Washington University in St. Louis.  

    Today we are going to talk to Julie about how the organization got it’s start, why it is so important to educate and support children  on mental health, and what the future of the organization looks like. 

    Bullet points of key topics & timestamps:  

    1:36 - 2:25 Julie’s Background  

    2:36 – 7:46  Inception of Starting the Conversation  

    10:14 - 11:05 Talking about Mental Health More Openly  

    11:30 - 15:29 Format & Audience of Panel Discussions 

    17:09 - 22:55 Partnership with Gateway Region YMCA 

    24:25 – 27:30 Master of Social Work  

    List of resources mentioned in episode, suggested reading, social media handles:  

    Upcoming Starting the Conversation Event – Tuesday, October 19th 

    Starting the Conversation  

    Gateway Region YMCA  

    Brown School of Social Work at Washington University in St. Louis 

    Calls to action:  

    Subscribe to our podcast here: https://letsrethinkthis.buzzsprout.com/ 

    Follow us on Instagram @letsrethinkthispod 

    34 min
  • Using Outreach to Build Community & Find Healing

    Date: 09/27/2021 

    Name of Show: Let’s Rethink This  

    Episode title and number: Using Outreach to Build Community  

    Brief summary of show: We are talking to Cassandra Burries and Naomi Holland today about the 3700 project, a disease management project through the Missouri Department of Mental Health. Cassandra is a member and a Board member at IC and Naomi is a staff leader for 3700. We are going to talk about both of their backgrounds, how they first got involved with 3700 project, how it operates within Independence Center and a couple other cool things they are working on. 

    Bullet points of key topics & timestamps:  

    1:29 –  Naomi & Cassandra’s Introduction 

    9:02 –  13:12 3700 Project  

    13:14 – 18:55 Importance of Outreach for the 3700 Project  

    18:56 - 20:24 Stages of Change Model  

    26:14 – 30:48 Cassandra’s Work as A Peer Specialist  

    List of resources mentioned in episode, suggested reading, social media handles:  

    DMH 3700 Project  

    Peer Support Program  

    Stages of Change Model  

    Calls to action:  

    Subscribe to our podcast here: https://letsrethinkthis.buzzsprout.com/ 

    Follow us on Instagram @letsrethinkthispod

    40 min

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Let’s Rethink This is taking real conversations about mental illness from behind closed doors right out into the open. Hosted by Abby Berger, episodes will explore the complex corners of mental…