Flight of Thoughts
Flight of Thoughts
Analyzing themes of addiction, PTSD, and pediatric epilepsy in The Shining
Analyzing themes of addiction, PTSD, and pediatric epilepsy in The Shining
Analyzing themes of addiction, PTSD, and pediatric epilepsy in The Shining
Thursday 6th December 2018
Jake and Chris explore addiction, PTSD, and pediatric epilepsy in 'The Shining' on the Flight of Thoughts podcast.
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Recovery from Trauma
Sobriety Toolkit
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Financial Health in Recovery
Creative Recovery Journeys
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If you don't take care of yourself mentally, you will rip away and snap.
Have you ever thought about the deeper messages hidden in your favorite horror films? In this episode of 'Flight of Thoughts', Jake teams up with his friend Chris Kinsella, a horror movie enthusiast with a knack for the darkly comedic and surreal. Together, they take a deep dive into Stanley Kubrick's iconic film, 'The Shining'. But this isn't just a movie review.
Jake and Chris use the film as a springboard to discuss some heavy-hitting topics like addiction, PTSD, and pediatric epilepsy. They explore how these themes are woven into the narrative and what they reveal about mental health and human behavior. Danny's 'shining' is given a fresh perspective as they look at it through the lens of pediatric epilepsy and seizures.
They also break down the portrayal of addiction and its consequences, as well as the lingering effects of post-traumatic stress disorder on the characters. Through their engaging conversation, Jake and Chris highlight the critical importance of mental self-care and the dire consequences of neglecting it. This episode offers a unique blend of film analysis and mental health discussion, making it a must-listen for horror fans and anyone interested in the intersection of cinema and psychology.