Tackling Depression and Concert Withdrawal with Clear Mind Events
It's amazing. I really didn't even think that rage was going to get canceled in April. And you know, with all mental illnesses, it can be so challenging to treat it and you go trial and error with medicines, and it's very much feels like hysteria and made up in your head, just because it can take Four To Six Weeks for the medicine to do its job.
Picture yourself longing for the thrill of a live concert, but instead, you're stuck at home, feeling the weight of depression. That's the backdrop for this episode of 'Clear Mind Events', where hosts Eric, Tara, and Andi dive into the struggles of concert withdrawal and the shadow of depression. With a mix of empathy and humor, they tackle heavy topics like bipolar disorder and seasonal affective disorder, sharing their personal battles with mental health along the way.
They also reflect on how the pandemic has reshaped live events and festivals, emphasizing their mission to create safe spaces for those overwhelmed by sensory overload, anxiety, PTSD, autism, and addiction. As they reminisce about their adventures in Las Vegas, the hosts sprinkle in light-hearted anecdotes that keep the conversation engaging. The episode doesn't shy away from discussing the complexities of mental health treatment, including the frustrating trial-and-error process of finding the right medication.
And just when you think you've heard it all, they delve into an unexpected topic: the role of sexual gratification in managing mood disorders. This episode is a heartfelt blend of serious discussions and amusing stories, making it a must-listen for anyone navigating mental health challenges or missing the magic of live music.