Andrew Berstein
Andrew Berstein
The MAP Episode 3
The MAP Episode 3
The MAP Episode 3
Wednesday 18th December 2019
Charles Eubanks King talks about his journey with mental illness and addiction, advocating for support and breaking down stigma in this heartfelt episode.
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50 minutes
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Empowering
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Get the buttons here!Charles Eubanks King: A Candid Conversation on Mental Health and Addiction
Between bipolar sexual trauma, to adhd, to borderline personality disorder, any mental illness disorder that they have, we're fighting the stigma of letting know that it's okay, you're not alone and you have a voice, that you can speak up and let people know if it's family members, coworkers, friends, that hey, Charles, I have bipolar and I'm comfortable with that.
Ever wondered what it's like to walk the path of mental illness and addiction? This episode of 'The MAP' offers a front-row seat to Charles Eubanks King's incredible journey. Hosted by Kimberly Walsh, the conversation dives deep into the raw realities of battling mental health issues and substance abuse. King, a passionate advocate, shares his personal experiences with bipolar disorder and addiction, shedding light on the often-hidden struggles that many face.
His candidness about finding support and breaking down the stigma surrounding mental illness is both moving and inspiring. The episode touches on various crucial topics, from the importance of medication and treatment options to the power of speaking up and letting others know about your struggles. King’s resilience shines through as he emphasizes that no one should feel alone in their journey. His story is a powerful reminder that there is hope and help available for those who seek it.
If you're looking for a heartfelt discussion that mixes empathy with practical advice, this episode is a must-listen.