Not Enough Spoons Alicen Ricard
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- Health & Fitness
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Join host Alicen and co-host Andrea as they explore mental health and work to break down the stigmas that surround them, one episode at a time.
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Bonus: Summer Break
Just a quick message from Alicen and Andrea! We're taking a little summer break, to rest, recharge, and rebuild the spoon collection.
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What Used to Be Considered Mental Illnesses
Remember back when we did a history episode? We finally have the second half for you! This week Andrea and Alicen talk about things that used to be considered mental illnesses.
Theme song by Tyson Kerr.
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Brain On Fire -
Routines and Self-Soothing Toolboxes
This week Andrea and Alicen talk to Callyn Dorval about routines and self-soothing toolboxes and how both help her.
Theme song by Tyson Kerr.
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The Fabulous Night in the Woods -
Lived Experience: BPD
This week we do things a little differently and Andrea interviews Alicen about her experience with Borderline Personality Disorder.
Theme song by Tyson Kerr.
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The Mighty -
Depictions of Mental Health in Disney
This week Andrea and Alicen are talking about depictions of mental health in some Disney movies.
Theme song by Tyson Kerr.
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Verona Comics -
Grief
This week Andrea and Alicen talk to Holly Forness about grief.
Theme song by Tyson Kerr.
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Grief Reddit
Customer Reviews
Loved This Podcast!
I absolutely love Andrea”s & Alicien”s matter of fact approach to talking about mental illness, especially the podcast on BPD. Thanks for putting yourself out there and thanks for mentioning the book “Beyond Borderline” and the late Perry Hoffman’s quote on stigma. By the way, I wrote the essay in that book titled “Letting the Light In.” Recovery is definitely possible. Will be listening to future podcasts for sure.
The conversation being split between two headphones is way too distracting
What seems like it could be an informative and interesting podcast became unbearable for me to try to listen to. It seems to narrow out each speaker and designate them to one "side" of the audio so if I'm at work and I need to have only one headphone in, I am then only able to hear one person speaking, because the replying person is on the other headphone.
It literally makes listening a chore, a headache, and an annoyance.
If you can get that settled I would be open to listening for more than a minute and 30 seconds.
Enough of the virtue signaling
I tuned in based on reviews thinking I would find support as a family member of several folks with BPD. After 30 seconds of being lectured on why I needed to give them a break because this was recorded before all of the SJWs took to the street, I turned it off. I get enough virtue signaling in the rest of my life. I don’t need it here also. It’s entirely possible you have a great podcast. Perhaps you should focus on that content instead of virtue signaling.