Penina Beede's Story: Battling PTSD, Depression, and Love Addiction on '12 Questions'
The reason why big mouth is such a good show is because we're all still living it all.
Ever wondered how someone navigates the rough waters of PTSD, depression, and love addiction? In this eye-opening episode of '12 Questions', Penina Beede takes us on a deeply personal journey through her struggles and triumphs. Hosts Anna Valenzuela and Dave Yates ask Penina twelve thought-provoking questions that uncover the layers of her life story. Penina talks candidly about the immense pressure to conform in her close-knit Jewish community and how this shaped her mental health journey.
She dives into her experiences with therapy and antidepressants, offering a raw look at what it takes to seek help and find balance. Improv, surprisingly, plays a significant role in boosting her self-esteem and aiding her recovery. Penina also opens up about her ongoing battle with self-control and discretion, shedding light on the complexities of love addiction. Her thoughts on the Palestinian-Israeli conflict add another layer of depth to this already rich conversation.
Key takeaways from Penina's story include the importance of daily inventory practices and the transformative power of self-affirmations. This episode isn't just for those in recovery; it's for anyone looking to understand the intricate dance between mental health and societal expectations. Tune in to hear Penina's full story and find new perspectives that might just resonate with your own journey.