Being Better with Dorcas Dorsale

Dorcas Dorsale
Being Better with Dorcas Dorsale Podcast

Are you the best version of yourself? I'm not, so let's get better together. I will focus on the ever-evolving relationship a person has with themselves and how that relationship should benefit the world around us.

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  1. Being Better with Depression Again

    01/11/2020

    Being Better with Depression Again

    We don't like to discuss the ugly of depression, especially in some cultures. For some of us, the guilt and shame attached to it make it worse, but better is possible especially if we honestly talk about it. Preferably, with a well-trained therapist, but here is a start. To learn more about me, you can visit my website at www.beingbetterpodcast.com You can also follow me on Instagram @beingbetterpod. If you like what you hear, don't forget to subscribe, comment, and share. While there are many emergency mental health hotlines, if you or someone you care about is having thoughts of suicide, call 911 for immediate help. Some of the reputable 24-hour mental health hotlines that can provide you with support, education, and resources include: Mental Health America Hotline: Text MHA to 741741. Mental Health America is a nationwide organization that provides assistance through this text line. You will be linked to someone who can guide you through a crisis or just provide information.  National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255. Crisis intervention and free emotional support are available, which is helpful when you need confidential assistance during a time of emotional distress for you or a loved one. The helpline is open 24/7, and a live online chat is available as well.  Crisis Text Line: Text CONNECT to 741741. Specialized crisis counselors are just a text message away on this free, confidential 24-hour support line. To further protect your privacy, these messages do not appear on a phone bill. The text line also provides services and support if you are upset, scared, hurt, frustrated, or distressed.  The Samaritans: 1-212-673-3000. This is a New York-based organization that operates a 24-hour crisis hotline for anyone in the area. Even if you’re not in crisis but feel like you need emotional support, this hotline can help.  Veterans Crisis Line: 1-800-273-8255. Text a message to 838255. Operated by the Department of Veterans Affairs, these services aid veterans and their families who may be in crisis by connecting them with VA responders.  Check Your Insurance Coverage Here: Struggling with drug addiction? Let's verify your coverage for treatment at an American Addiction Centers location. Your information is always confidential. Source National Alliance on Mental Illness. (n.d.). Mental Health by the Numbers. https://www.psychguides.com/guides/mental-health-hotline/

    34 min

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Are you the best version of yourself? I'm not, so let's get better together. I will focus on the ever-evolving relationship a person has with themselves and how that relationship should benefit the world around us.

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