In this powerful episode, host Savannah Bert sits down with Director Teddy Worten and Assistant Director Bre Harris to discuss "Lights, Camera, Action: How Directors Support Individuals with Autoimmune Diseases." Using the framework of a film production, they explore the necessity of a supportive work environment for those living with invisible illnesses like lupus. Learn about the emotional toll of "masking" pain, the strategies for preventing burnout, the power of clear communication, and the importance of surrounding yourself with a strong, aligned team. This is a must-watch for creators, directors, actors, and anyone managing a chronic condition.
🎬 CHAPTERS 🎬
00:01:22 - Welcome to the Episode & Guest Introductions
00:03:23 - Defining the Director’s Role in Illness Support
00:07:35 - The Pressure to Perform & Recognizing Burnout
00:19:24 - How to Combat Guilt and Take Necessary Rest
00:25:51 - Dealing with Unsolicited Advice & Team Advocacy
00:46:12 - Lupus, Partnership, Love, and Stability
00:53:31 - Self-Care for Directors & Mental Health Talk
00:59:16 - Closing Truths: Finding Your Safe Set
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