Schizoaffective Podcast
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Schizoaffective Podcast episodes

  • Update
    Just checking in, saying hello, and sharing a bit of an update.
    If you'd like to get in touch, you can do so via: [email protected]
    [Apologies for my dog barking around 22:42]
    24 min
  • Sensory Overload
    In this episode, I discuss my experiences with sensory overload, as well as mentioning a couple of tactics that I use to prevent it from causing severe distress.
    1 hr 1 min
  • Suicide Prevention
    Trigger warning: in this episode, I discuss some strategies for suicide prevention, as well as talking about some of my own experiences. This topic may be triggering for some and I want to emphasise the importance of self-care.
    This episode strongly endevours to bring hope and reassurance by talking about this difficult topic by discussing coping mechanisms and safety protocols for self-harm and suicide prevention.
    Prevention is vital.
    1 hr 11 min
  • Meditation and mindfulness?
    In this episode, I discuss my personal experiences with meditation and mindfulness, explaining what has helped me, and what has caused a negative reaction.
    1 hr 5 min
  • What mental illness recovery means to me.
    In this episode, I talk about what it means to me to be 'pro-recovery', and how that relates to my experiences with psychotic mental illness. I also briefly talk about a website I just launched, called PSYCHOSIS IN FOCUS — which can be found at psychosis-in-focus.org
    1 hr 10 min
  • Relationships and psychotic mental illness.
    In this week's episode, I talk about how difficult it can be managing relationships when you have a psychotic mental illness, like schizoaffective disorder. I talk about issues such as mistrust, paranoia, and delusions, but hopefully also emphasise that it's very possible to have good relationships despite this.
    1 hr 17 min

About Schizoaffective Podcast

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A podcast to spread awareness of schizoaffective disorder, as well as other psychotic conditions, and to help end the stigma.