Mental Health with Dr. Melissa Mork

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Mental Health with Dr. Melissa Mork

”Mental Health with Dr. Melissa Mork” is a podcast that tells stories of mental illness, resilience, and faith. In each episode, I interview a guest and ask five questions: “What were your symptoms?” “How did you cope?” “What was the diagnosis?” “What treatments helped or didn’t help?” and “How did this experience impact your faith?” The goal of this podcast is to reduce the stigma of mental illness (especially within the church) by having conversations that normalize the experience. My hope is that, as listeners hear these stories, they become more aware of various mental disorders and how a person might experience a mental illness. I want listeners to recognize symptoms in themselves or others, and I want them to have the resources they may need to access help.

  1. OCT 28

    Ep 41: Mountains of Mania and Valleys of Depression: What Do I Do?

    How can you navigate mania and depression? Join me for a conversation with Aaron, who offers his unique story as encouragement.  https://linktr.ee/mentalhealthpodcast

    35 min

  2. SEP 30

    Ep 40: Fighting Perfectionism w/ Stacey

    What is the cost of perfectionism? How can we combat perfectionism, or help those around us who struggle to be "perfect"? Stacey's story answers these questions with grace on today's episode of Mental Health with Dr. Melissa Mork. https://linktr.ee/mentalhealthpodcast

    36 min

  3. SEP 9

    Ep 39: Panic Attacks: How Can I Help? - Ask Me A Question!

    Today, I'm taking your questions at this link: Mental Health with Dr. Melissa Mork | Wow God Podcast Network. How can I help someone who is having a panic attack? https://linktr.ee/mentalhealthpodcast

    6 min

  4. AUG 19

    Ep 38: The Male Loneliness Epidemic w/ Chris Harms

    Today, I sit down with Chris Harms for a fascinating conversation on the loneliness that men face throughout their lives. My guest is Chris Harms, a mental health professional who offers his perspective on the challenges that men face. https://linktr.ee/mentalhealthpodcast

    36 min

  5. AUG 5

    Ep 37: Is Substance Abuse a Mental Illness? - Ask Me A Question!

    Today, I'm taking your questions at WowGod.com. We'll talk about Alcohol use and other substances, and their relation to mental health. Also, what resources are available in these scenarios? https://linktr.ee/mentalhealthpodcast

    6 min

  6. JUL 15

    Ep 36: Stacey's Experience with Church Hurt

    What is the cost of pleasing others? As Christians, shouldn't that be our goal? But what happens when pleasing others is at the expense of ourselves? Stacey's story answers these questions with grace on today's episode of Mental Health with Dr. Melissa Mork. https://linktr.ee/mentalhealthpodcast

    40 min

  7. MAY 29

    "Passion" - Mental Health Awareness Month 10/10

    How do you take care of yourself? William Glasser posited that we have a never-ending quest to satisfy our basic needs. It’s Mental Health Awareness Month, so let’s explore this topic together.

    11 min

  8. MAY 26

    "Presence" - Mental Health Awareness Month 9/10

    I’m Dr. Melissa Mork. Do you dwell on the past? Obsess about the future? Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi is a positive psychologist who developed a theory called ‘flow’, a state of immersive present-ness. Have you experienced that before? It’s Mental Health Awareness Month, so let’s explore this topic together.

    8 min
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”Mental Health with Dr. Melissa Mork” is a podcast that tells stories of mental illness, resilience, and faith. In each episode, I interview a guest and ask five questions: “What were your symptoms?” “How did you cope?” “What was the diagnosis?” “What treatments helped or didn’t help?” and “How did this experience impact your faith?” The goal of this podcast is to reduce the stigma of mental illness (especially within the church) by having conversations that normalize the experience. My hope is that, as listeners hear these stories, they become more aware of various mental disorders and how a person might experience a mental illness. I want listeners to recognize symptoms in themselves or others, and I want them to have the resources they may need to access help.

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