8 Invalidating Statements Commonly Said to People with a Mental Illness

When you are someone who sufers with a mental illness, it may come as a suprise that you have to endure some statements from loved ones or even strangers that they may consider helpful advice but sometimes that isnt the case and they may cause more harm then good.

Today we will be discussing some common invalidating statements that may be commly said to people with Mental illnesses.

Prefer to read? Why not read our blog post "8 Invalidating Statements Commonly Said to People with a Mental Illness" https://quirkyanomaly.co.uk/things-to-say-and-things-not-to-say-to-someone-with-a-mental-illness

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Trigger Warning: This podcast episode has mild discussion on topics that may trigger some listeners who may have been through something traumatic.