Lost and found
Our guest shares their experience of psychosis and depression, overcoming adversity, finding purpose through reading 200 books in 2 years, and discovering a life worth fighting for.
In Someone Else’s Shoes: Different ways of understanding mental health [Online]
An exploration of different ways of understanding mental health.
A difficult gift
We sat down to chat with Mary O’Hagan, who’s currently the Executive Director of Lived Experience in the Department of Health in Victoria. Mary shares snippets from her memoir “Madness Made Me” and speaks about how value and meaning can be derived from experiences of madness. We ponder what it could look like if communities looked after each other and created space for people in distress.
A search for meaning
Elsa talks us through her new role as the spiritual care lead and some of her hopes for the role.
Elsa breaks down and simplifies what the word ‘spirituality’ means, what it can look like in a modern world and why it can be important in the context of mental health and healing.
In Someone Else’s Shoes: Different ways of understanding mental health [In Person]
An exploration of different ways of understanding mental health.
You can sit with us
We chat with Chris about how the experience of bipolar can feel but also how we can learn and grow from it. Chris talks about the importance of inclusion and connection, having a ‘vibe tribe’ and dropping judgement when caring for people who are having a rough time.
Introducing: Extremely Human
In this episode, we chat about what Extremely Human is all about.
What to expect from the course, ‘Making Sense of your Senses’
Don’t know what to expect from our Making Sense of your Senses course? Rick shares his experience with discovery college.
A healing soundtrack
Embody the benefits of music with Mark.
Anne and the power of connection
Anne sits down with us to discuss how discovery college can help you reconnect.
