Unnoticed Observer
Unnoticed Observer
Survival
Survival
Survival
Monday 28th June 2021
Join 'Survival' by Unnoticed Observer for an inside look at real group therapy sessions discussing mental health and addiction.
66 minutes
Informative
Supportive
Empowering
Raw
Engaging
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Author:
Unnoticed Observer
Overview:
Categories:
Mindful Recovery
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Recovery from Trauma
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Family Recovery from Addiction
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Get the buttons here!Survival: A Glimpse into Real Group Therapy Dynamics
People can probably relate, but you have to talk about it for them to be able to. You don't know how crazy it is when you're in it.
Ever wanted to know what really happens in a therapy session? 'Unnoticed Observer' lets you do just that. In this episode, titled 'Survival', you'll sit in on a genuine group therapy session with a modern twist. The participants share their raw and unfiltered experiences with mental health and addiction, offering a rare peek into their world.
The episode kicks off with some light-hearted banter, but it quickly dives into deeper waters as the group discusses their battles with addiction, their time in rehab, and the unique challenges of teenage recovery. Dr. Shelly Goldstein, a licensed therapist, joins the conversation, providing professional insights and answering tough questions from the participants.
As the session unfolds, you'll hear powerful stories about the importance of open dialogue around mental health and the realization that you often don't see the full picture when you're in the midst of your struggles. 'Survival' is more than just a therapy session; it's a compelling narrative that underscores the value of community support and professional guidance.
Whether you're curious about therapy, seeking connection through shared experiences, or looking for encouragement on your own path to wellness, this episode offers a raw and engaging look into the transformative power of group therapy.