Billy Toler is the owner of Momentum Tattoo in Tampa, FL. In this episode, we discuss some of the pressures that come along with taking a hiatus from something you love, handling demanding clients, and sobering up.
In this episode I share some of my own experiences in an effort to deconstruct some of the derogatory terms often used to describe people with BPD.
Today we talk with the woman who started it all, Kristin Sunanta Walker, founder of the Mental Health News Radio Network. Kristin has built the network to over 50 podcasters and will be starting a television series next month. Kristin is an outspoken advocate on mental health issues and has used her voice to create a network where all of us can shine a light on what society often tries to bury. In this talk, Kristin discusses the power of reconciling relationships with our parents in order to break free so we can create our own lives, families and happiness. With vulnerability, Kristin gives us a look at her own childhood wounds and how she has turned them into something incredibly powerful.
Join us as we talk to the infamous Frank King! aka, the “Mental Health Comedian”. Frank was a writer for the Tonight Show for 20 years, and he holds the record for the longest non-stop comedy club road trip ever. Along the way he worked with Jerry Seinfeld, Jeff Foxworthy, Ron White, Adam Sandler, Dennis Miller, Ellen DeGeneres, Rosie O’Donnel, Kevin Nealon, Bill Engval, Dr. Ken Joeng, Rita Sirleaf and Kevin James among others. Since becoming a public speaker on Suicide Prevention in 2014, he’s done five TEDx Talks.
As a therapist with nearly three decades of experience, and over seven years as a graduate teacher of psychology and social work, Shari Simmons MSW, LCSW co-hosts new podcast Which Way? with her mother Jann Simmons. Together, they share their story of generational healing.
Splitting is the subject of this episode of Beyond the Borderline. I define what splitting is according to my understanding and share some DBT and other tips that have helped me reduce my own splitting episodes. Remember, I am a peer with lived experience of BPD and other mental health issues, NOT a mental health professional. Opinions expressed are my own.
Kristin Watts is the Founder of Project 31:25. After escaping an abusive relationship herself, Kristin found her voice and the desire to give back to women still bound by the chains of abuse. She has lived in Fort Collins her entire life and understands how desperately her town and the surrounding areas need a program like this. Project 31:25 embodies a holistic approach that helps countless women understand the abusive loop they were in and provides resources to help them start a new life. Guided by a relentless pursuit of Safety, Empowerment and Strength, this volunteer run, nonprofits strives to heal and restore all that the trauma from abuse has stolen. Their number one priority is to deliver Clarity, Dignity and Hope through every step of the journey. More regarding Project 31:25 can be found at www.project3125.org, 970-834-3125 or by emailing at info@project3125.org
You can find out more about us at www.whichwaypodcast.com
You can find out more about Mental Health News Radio at www.mhnrnetwork.com
In their first podcast, Shari and Jann Simmons reveal the reasons for writing Which Way? – a memoir and psychological handbook and starting their new which way podcast. With candid discussion, they talk about how Jann’s PTSD, dissociation and suicide attempts affected Shari’s formative years. They also touch on how their relationship has evolved with grace and love at the center. Both women share memories of a journey together that defines who they are today and why their mission is helping others decide which way they will choose.
You can find out more about us at www.whichwaypodcast.com
You can find out more about Mental Health News Radio at www.mhnrnetwork.com
Minisode – I share about a triggering encounter and the role of creativity in my life. I ask you, listeners, to share your experiences of creativity as a healing tool. Tweet me @beyondtheborde3 to voice your opinion.
In this episode I walk you through how to use a Dialectical Behaviour Therapy technique called ABC PLEASE, which can help you regulate your emotions in the short and long term. I share from a peer (not professional) perspective!
