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This episode I start talking about my own journey with mental illness. Please feel free to send your questions in on wisdom by following this link: https://wisdom.app/notalone/ask

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In this episode I have a guest, Ryan who is a practicing therapist in the US. He talks openly with me about therapy and the ideas that surround it.

I have recently guested myself on Nothingholic go give it a listen on spotify at: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0aPMOz9jbKVaihlzoEXSVp?si=epaDbqasSfaGZDhJdhP1vg or find it on which ever platform you prefer.

In this episode I talk about my fear of failure and unpack how small things can play big on that fear.

Christmas can be an amazing time of year, but it can also come with its hardships. In this episode I talk about the darker side of Christmas, and that this time of year can often impact on those with Mental Illness.

There is a massive gap in Mental Health services. In this episodes I talk, ok, rant about this and attempt to address the issue.

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This week I am joined by Andy, who talks through his experience of Anxiety and shares some things that have helped him cope.

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It's difficult to find someone to talk to about your mental health problems. Not many people seem to ever really get it. In this episode I share my thoughts on finding people to talk to about your mental health issues.

In this initial episode Dan talks about how his perception changed on Mental Health through his own experiences.