Rachel Leroy

Trauma Survivors Unite: Christian Emotional Recovery

Rachel Leroy

  • Episode 10: Is Mental Illness Hereditary or Environmental?

Episode 10: Is Mental Illness Hereditary or Environmental?

Monday 7th June 2021

Rachel Leroy discusses whether mental illness is hereditary or environmental, exploring genetics, childhood trauma, and individual sensitivity.
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Trauma Survivors Unite: Christian Emotional Recovery
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Rachel Leroy
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Recovery from Trauma
Healing from Sexual Trauma
Healing Relationships
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Mental Health: Genetics or Environment? Rachel Leroy Explains

It's not just important to have specific strategies to solve trauma and to solve mental health problems and depression and anxiety, but it's also important to understand where yours came from.
Ever wondered why some people develop mental health issues while others don’t? In this episode of 'Christian Emotional Recovery', Rachel Leroy dives into the age-old debate: Is mental illness hereditary or environmental? Rachel, a seasoned trauma survivor and college professor, unpacks the intricate web of factors that influence our mental health. From genetics to adverse childhood experiences, she explores how various elements interplay to shape our mental well-being.
She also sheds light on why two people in the same environment might react differently and how individual sensitivity plays a crucial role. If you’ve ever felt puzzled by your own mental health journey or that of a loved one, this episode offers clarity and compassion. Rachel's empathetic approach encourages self-acceptance and understanding, reminding us that no single factor defines our mental health.
Tune in for a thoughtful discussion that blends science and faith, offering insights and practical advice to help you navigate your own path to recovery.