Real Peer Support Podcasts Keith Andertson

Join Audrey Balsor and Amber Chinn as they explore how emotions show up in our body and effect our chronic pain. They delve into the science behind unprocessed emotions and how they show up in our bodies. Like what you hear and want to join a peer-led Chronic Pain Support Group? Follow this link to sign up: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/chronic-pain-and-your-mental-health-tickets-850789744027?aff=oddtdtcreator

Join Amber Chinn and Audrey Balsor as they talk about when to disclose (a chronic illness) and how to seek accommodations at work. They explore their own experiences, research, and the lived experiences with others to chart a course to accommodations that can and should be available to people who experience a chronic illness in the workplace. If you would like to join their weekly FREE Chronic Pain and Mental Health peer support group, please copy the link and sign up. https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/chronic-pain-and-your-mental-health-tickets-850789744027?aff=oddtdtcreator

Ryan Gould and Keith Anderson are proud to launch their new podcast - How Life Goes

They will be sharing their respective journeys through mental mental health challenges. They share a mutual respect and understanding which fosters a healthy discussion. The conversation will be real and authentic, without filters.

In this second episode of Chronic Chronicles: The Achy Breaky Paincast, Amber and Audrey talk about how having a diagnosis of Chronic Pain can change your identity, both internally and externally, and how to navigate these changes. Link to sign up and details about the FREE Chronic Pain Peer Support Group with Amber and Audrey are here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/chronic-pain-and-your-mental-health-tickets-850789744027?aff=oddtdtcreator

Meet Amber Chinn and Audrey Balsor - Worth Living’s Chronic Pain Peer Support Facilitators - as they get personal and share their personal journeys with Chronic Pain and explore what it means to be a Chronic Pain survivor.

Keith Anderson shares the life changing challenges of the last six months. He is grateful that he is still here with all of you.