Casey Kamali
Casey Kamali
Powerless
Powerless
Powerless
Monday 15th July 2019
Casey Kamali and a friend discuss teenage mental health challenges, from feeling powerless to finding balance and identity on 'Mind in Pieces'.
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Get the buttons here!Navigating Mental Health: Teens Share Stories of Powerlessness
I just remember, like even just coming back from the boardwalk, like lying against the window, and just like not really having the energy to like say anything or cry or anything.
Imagine feeling like your life is spinning out of control, with decisions made for you, even if it's for your own good. In this episode of 'Mind in Pieces', host Casey Kamali sits down with a friend who knows this struggle all too well. They dive into the raw and often painful experiences of dealing with mental health issues as a young adult. The conversation touches on sensitive topics such as family dynamics, substance abuse, academic pressure, and trauma.
The guest opens up about their time in a psychiatric hospital and the profound impact it had on them. Their candid reflections offer a window into the feelings of powerlessness that many teens face. Despite the heavy themes, the episode is also about finding strength and balance. The guest talks about the importance of forming an identity around meaningful aspects of life and how friendships can be a lifeline during tough times.
One memorable moment from the discussion is when the guest recalls, 'I just remember, like even just coming back from the boardwalk, like lying against the window, and just like not really having the energy to like say anything or cry or anything'. This episode is a must-listen for anyone wanting to understand the complex world of teenage mental health.