Through the Darkness: A Mental Health Recovery Podcast

Through the Darkness: A Mental Health Recovery Podcast

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Through the Darkness: A Mental Health Recovery Podcast episodes

  • When You Relapse in Mental Health Recovery, What Now?

    Relapse in mental health recovery can feel discouraging, confusing, or even shameful, but it doesn’t erase the progress you’ve made. In this episode, I talk about why setbacks happen, how to respond with self-compassion, and practical steps you can take to get back on track.

    13 min
  • Getting Through the Holidays: Stress, Boundaries, and Staying Grounded

    The holidays can bring stress, pressure, and emotional overload. This episode explores simple coping skills, compassionate boundaries, and grounding practices to help you protect your energy. If family dynamics, expectations, or anxiety feel heavy this season, these tools support your emotional health and self-care through the holidays.

    18 min
  • What Recovery Really Means: Finding Your Voice After Trauma

    October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and in this episode of Through the Darkness: A Mental Health Recovery Podcast, I share what recovery truly looks like after trauma. Healing isn’t about returning to who you were before, it’s about reclaiming your voice, building agency, and strengthening emotional resilience.

     

    15 hr
  • The Reality of Recovery

    In this episode of From Darkness to Healing: A Mental Health Recovery Journey, I explore the first steps toward mental health recovery and the power of showing up for yourself. Healing isn’t about perfection, it’s about taking honest steps, even on the hardest days. Join me as we discuss self-growth, resilience, and reclaiming your voice in the recovery journey.

    Connect with me on Instagram: @caralyn_dreyer

    13 min

About Through the Darkness: A Mental Health Recovery Podcast

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This t is a solo audio podcast hosted by Caralyn Dreyer, a Mental Health & Recovery Advocate with an M.A. in Forensic Psychology, trauma survivor, writer, and blogger.