2 episodios
IN My Mind Series Joshua Boyd
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- Salud y forma física
Joshua Boyd shares analogies and stories from his personal and professional experiences to explain mental health struggles. The goals are to give insight on what it is like in our minds, and give the words to describe and understand it all. This is also to let you who struggle know you aren't alone and there are people out there that know what it is like, and to encourage you to talk about it and get help.
Content Warning: This podcast has open dialogue about trauma, depression, suicide, and many other mental health topics.
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The Dark Forest
Content Warning: This episode has mentions of depression, and anxiety.
Episode Description: In this episode, Josh shares an analogy he often uses when talking to young clients about depression. At a young age, it can be difficult to describe mental health symptoms and oftentimes analogies help it all make sense. Josh then goes into what the process of counseling was like for a young client he worked with in the past who felt trapped in their own dark forest.
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Death Fantasies (Pilot Episode)
Content Warning: This episode has mentions of suicidal ideation, suicide, trauma, depression, and anxiety.
Episode Description: In this pilot episode, Josh gives a narrative describing what death fantasies are and how they might present. Josh gives some examples to explain the psychology behind death fantasies, and why they are not inherently a sign of being suicidal. He goes on to give personal experiences with death fantasies, and finishes with giving hope for those that experience the fantasies too.
If you'd like to support this podcast, check out my Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/JoshTheInformer) and share this podcast with others. Be sure to check me out on social media @JoshTheInformer. If you have ideas, analogies, or narratives for this podcast, send them in and you could be a part of this podcast! I'll see you in the next episode. Stay strong, and keep your eyes on the light.
Help & Hotlines:
https://www.informernet.com/health/mhresources
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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/joshtheinformer/support