John Giordano
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Beat Your Addictions - Interview with Paris Prynkiewicz
Beat Your Addictions - Interview with Paris Prynkiewicz
Beat Your Addictions - Interview with Paris Prynkiewicz
Tuesday 23rd March 2021
Paris Prynkiewicz discusses her mental health journey, breaking stigma, coping with trauma, and facing misdiagnosis on 'Beat Your Addictions'.
53 minutes
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Sobriety Toolkit
Creative Recovery Journeys
Family Recovery from Addiction
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
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Get the buttons here!Paris Prynkiewicz's Mental Health Odyssey: Breaking Barriers and Misdiagnoses
So that way, honestly like talking about mental health, will be as easy as talking about the weather, like when you get into an elevator with someone and you don't know them.
Imagine facing the turmoil of mental illness only to be misdiagnosed along the way. In this compelling episode of 'Beat Your Addictions', Paris Prynkiewicz opens up about her raw and emotional journey through the maze of mental health challenges. Hosted by John Giordano and Scott Jones, the conversation tackles some tough topics head-on: the stigma surrounding bipolar disorder, the struggle of coping with past trauma, and the harsh realities of being hospitalized.
Paris doesn't hold back as she shares how a misdiagnosis of bipolar disorder turned her world upside down and how she fought to regain control of her life. The hosts dive deep into the quality of mental health treatment, shedding light on the inconsistencies and the need for better care. They discuss the importance of retraining the brain and maintaining consistency in self-care routines.
Paris dreams of a world where talking about mental health is as natural as chatting about the weather. This episode is a heartfelt exploration of resilience, hope, and the power of breaking down barriers. It's a must-listen for anyone touched by mental health issues or looking to understand them better.