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Ep. 25: Creativity and Mental Illness
Ep. 25: Creativity and Mental Illness
Ep. 25: Creativity and Mental Illness
Monday 11th August 2014
Right Turn Radio explores the link between creativity and mental illness with guests from the Sean Costello Memorial Fund and a clinical psychologist.
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Get the buttons here!Creativity and Mental Health: A Complex Dance Explored
If you are going to engage people with bipolar disorder who are creative, you need to very much pitch your story to them in a way that makes sense to them. - Professor Greg Murray
Ever wondered why so many creative minds seem to struggle with mental health issues? This episode of Right Turn Radio dives deep into this fascinating and complex relationship. Hosts Jon Cohan, Abby Dean, and Woody Giessmann welcome Debbie Costello Smith and Glenn Smith from the Sean Costello Memorial Fund for Bipolar Research, along with Professor Greg Murray, a clinical psychologist from Swinburne University in Melbourne, Australia.
Together, they explore the life of Sean Costello, a talented musician who battled bipolar disorder and tragically passed away before his 29th birthday. The discussion sheds light on the unique challenges faced by creative individuals dealing with addiction and mental health disorders. The guests also share their insights into understanding bipolar disorder and the importance of tailored treatment approaches for those in creative fields.
With a mix of personal stories and expert opinions, this episode offers a compassionate and informative look at the intricate link between creativity and mental illness.