Choose Your Struggle
Jay Shifman
Episode 13- Special Episode! Jay on the Courage to Change Podcast
Episode 13- Special Episode! Jay on the Courage to Change Podcast
Episode 13- Special Episode! Jay on the Courage to Change Podcast
Monday 18th May 2020
Join Jay Shifman on 'Courage to Change' as he shares his journey with addiction and mental health, advocating for honest conversations and community support.
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Get the buttons here!Jay Shifman Chats with Ashley Loeb Blassingame: Breaking Barriers in Mental Health and Addiction
We forget, I think, because we want one thing that's scary for a lot of people in step is that if you- and this is true- like this is, this is true, if you can do it, why can't I do it?
Ever wondered what it takes to spark real change in the conversation around mental health and addiction? In this special episode of the 'Choose Your Struggle' podcast, Jay Shifman steps into the spotlight as a guest on the 'Courage to Change' podcast, hosted by the dynamic Ashley Loeb Blassingame. This isn't your typical episode—there's no Choose Your Card, no Good Egg, just a raw and riveting dialogue that dives deep into the heart of addiction and mental health issues.
Jay opens up about his own battle with addiction, including the painful experiences of misdiagnosis and over-medication. His candidness sets the stage for a powerful discussion on how addiction affects not just individuals but entire families. Jay and Ashley tackle tough topics head-on, emphasizing the importance of honest conversations and the role of community support in recovery. The episode also shines a light on the current state of addiction and mental health policies, underscoring the urgent need for continued advocacy.
Jay's words resonate deeply when he says, 'We forget, I think, because we want one thing that's scary for a lot of people in step is that if you- and this is true- like this is, this is true, if you can do it, why can't I do it?' It's a poignant reminder that these struggles are complex and multifaceted, requiring ongoing support and understanding.
Whether you're personally affected by these issues or simply want to be part of a meaningful conversation, this episode offers invaluable insights. Tune in to hear Jay Shifman and Ashley Loeb Blassingame break down barriers and advocate for a more compassionate approach to mental health and addiction.