Watching Mental Health
Watching Mental Health
Podcast Description
Watching Mental Health Radio breaks down the stories, research, and stigmas in mental health. It’s time to talk openly about mental health challenges, diagnoses, and treatments. Featuring guests from patients, providers, and experts in the field.
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The show focuses on diverse mental health topics including coping mechanisms, systemic changes, personal stories, and therapeutic strategies, with episodes that explore themes such as anxiety management, teen mental health crises, and the impact of holidays on mental wellness.
Watching Mental Health Radio breaks down the stories, research, and stigmas in mental health. It’s time to talk openly about mental health challenges, diagnoses, and treatments. Featuring guests from patients, providers, and experts in the field.
Mike Cuevas didn’t just survive trauma — he survived losing himself. Living with Dissociative Identity Disorder, he spent years navigating internal chaos, missing time, and identities built for war. His memoir, The Many Faces of Me, exposes the truth most people never see: what DID feels like from the inside, why the mind fractures, and how to find healing. On this episode of Watching Mental Health, Mike speaks about turning silence into understanding.
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