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Jeff Friedman
Jeff Friedman
Oryx Cohen: Healing Voices Movie
Oryx Cohen: Healing Voices Movie
Saturday 9th April 2016
Jeff Friedman and Oryx Cohen discuss the film Healing Voices, exploring mental health, inclusion, and dialogue in recovery on the Trauma Informed Podcast.
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Jeff Friedman
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Licensed Psychotherapist spreading awareness about #Trauma Informed Practices. Promoting #Resilience and #Recovery from Trauma and #Addiction. Follow me on IG https://www.instagram.com/traumainformed...(view more)
Categories:
Recovery from Trauma
Healing from Sexual Trauma
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Healing Relationships
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Healing Voices: Rethinking Mental Illness with Oryx Cohen
Systems tend to move very slowly and less pushed by the public. Lately I've been sort of turning back to a lot of the things that Dr Martin Luther King says, and I think his, a lot of his words are just so relevant in this capacity in particular that I like that talk he gave about creative maladjustment.
Ever wondered what it really means when we talk about 'mental illness'? In this episode of the Trauma Informed Podcast, Jeff Friedman sits down with Oryx Cohen, a key figure in the film Healing Voices. This film challenges us to rethink our understanding of mental health and introduces perspectives often overlooked. Oryx shares his personal recovery journey and his involvement in the peer movement, shedding light on the importance of inclusion and dialogue in mental health and addiction recovery.
One of the standout moments is when Oryx discusses 'creative maladjustment', a concept inspired by Dr Martin Luther King Jr., which speaks to those experiencing altered or extreme states. The episode also highlights how public systems often lag unless driven by collective action, emphasizing the need for acceptance and progress. Whether you're curious about the peer movement or looking for a fresh take on mental health, this episode offers valuable insights and heartfelt stories.