i am somebody
i am somebody
NAMI Hancock County
NAMI Hancock County
NAMI Hancock County
Friday 19th May 2023
Join the NAMI Hancock County team as they share personal stories and insights on mental health, recovery, and the essential role of NAMI in their community.
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Empowering Recovery Journeys
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Sexual Empowerment & Identity
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Get the buttons here!Mental Health Matters: Heartfelt Stories from the NAMI Hancock County Team
Episode Overview
- Larissa shares her perspective on the importance of mental health for everyone, emphasizing the need for education and support.
- Leanna provides insightful comparisons to managing lifelong medical conditions and stresses the significance of treatment and management in recovery.
- Deb advocates for family education and support for loved ones experiencing mental health challenges.
- Clayton highlights the importance of recognizing burnout signs and prioritizing self-care.
- The team shares valuable information about NAMI's programs, including mental health education classes and upcoming mental health first aid training.
I think NAMI is a super great organization, and if there's anything you need, please reach out. We've got a really great team here, and we're always here to do whatever we can do to help you out. - Larissa
Ever wondered how mental health advocates stay resilient? This episode of 'i am somebody' brings together the passionate team from NAMI Hancock County to share their personal journeys and professional insights. Meet Larissa, a licensed social worker, who underscores the universal importance of mental health and the critical need for education and support, regardless of diagnoses.
Leanna, the executive director, offers a unique take on recovery, likening it to managing a lifelong medical condition, emphasizing the significance of ongoing treatment and management. Deb, the outreach coordinator, highlights the necessity for families to educate themselves and support their loved ones through their mental health journeys. Clayton, the director of youth engagement, opens up about his own struggles with burnout and the vital role of self-care.
Together, they delve into the various programs NAMI offers, such as mental health education classes and upcoming mental health first aid training for both adults and youth. This episode is a treasure trove of warmth, empathy, and practical advice for anyone grappling with mental health challenges or supporting someone who is.