Reality Check. Psychosis is Real, so is Recovery.

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Reality Check. Psychosis is Real, so is Recovery. is a health podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 29 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Reality Check. Psychosis is Real, so is Recovery., a health show with 29 episodes published.

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  Episode #30

  Ep. 30 - Reality Check - Matthew Jackman (TACFLE)

  Aug 18, 202638 minS1

  Welcome to the Reality Check podcast. Psychosis is Real, so is Recovery. On this episode, Ashley Weiss and Serena Chaudhry speak with International Mental Health Activist Matthew Jackman . Matthew identifies as a Mad person and is an International Mental Health Activist. They received Australia's National Mental Health Advocate award from the Mental Health Foundation of Australia in 2020 and is a current Commissioner on Lived Experience in Mental Health Research, in collaboration with Kings College London , Traumascapes , Wellcome Trust and Lancet Psychiatry . Matthew is the Founder/Principle Consultant of The Australian Centre for Lived Experience (TACFLE), an international peer lead consultancy and advisory practice. They have been a global mental health activist promoting human rights, social justice, and lived experience perspective from public health, critical sociology, and Mad studies disciplines. Matthew previously represented the Western Pacific Region on the Global Mental Health Peer Network and was a Global Shaper with the World Economic Forum . They consult the World Health Organisation on lived experience mental health perspective and peer work practice. Furthermore, they have worked for the United Nations in Disability Inclusion for the Economic and Social Development Asia Pacific Region. After studying in Australia in undergraduate and postgraduate social work, they trained internationally in certified peer specialist practice at Project Return in Los Angeles. They have been a social work lecturer in mental health and trauma for a decade. Matthew is an open service user, participant, consumer, and family/carer of various systems. They are passionate about dismantling and reconstructing systems of justice driven care. Subscribe for more episodes of Reality Check, where we uncover the truth behind mental health, one story at a time. For more information about Clear Answers to Louisiana Mental Health (CALM) and their Early Intervention Psychosis Program (EPIC NOLA), visit the website: www.calmnola.org Podcast produced by Red Rock Branding – www.redrockbranding.com

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  Episode #29

  Ep. 29 - Reality Check - Dr Irene Hurford

  Jul 29, 202647 minS1

  Welcome to the Reality Check podcast. Psychosis is Real, so is Recovery. On this episode, Ashley Weiss and Serena Chaudhry speak with Dr Irene Hurford . Irene is a psychiatrist with over 14 years of experience treating people with mental health needs. She was faculty at the University of Pennsylvania for ten years, and she continues to be volunteer clinical faculty in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Hurford was founder and clinical director of the Psychosis Education, Assessment, Care, and Empowerment (PEACE) program at Horizon House, Inc , which has become a leading First-Episode Psychosis (FEP) program across the United States. She was the founder and director of HeadsUp at the University of Pennsylvania, where she led Pennsylvania-wide efforts at FEP services program evaluation and programmatic training in FEP Coordinated Specialty Care service implementation and delivery. Dr. Hurford is the recipient of multiple awards, including the 2017 NAMI National Exemplary Psychiatrist award , and 2017 NAMI Montgomery PA Impact Award . Since 2021, Dr. Hurford has been pursuing intensive psychoanalytic training at the Psychoanalytic Center of Philadelphia , where she also teaches a course on psychotherapy for psychosis. Dr. Hurford is interested in the power of narrative to transform lives, and the ability of therapy to understand and reshape a person's life story. Subscribe for more episodes of Reality Check, where we uncover the truth behind mental health, one story at a time. For more information about Clear Answers to Louisiana Mental Health (CALM) and their Early Intervention Psychosis Program (EPIC NOLA), visit the website: www.calmnola.org Podcast produced by Red Rock Branding – www.redrockbranding.com

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  Episode #28

  Ep. 28 - Reality Check - Aaisha Alvi (Author of A Mom Like That)

  Jun 8, 202647 minS1

  Welcome to the Reality Check podcast. Psychosis is Real, so is Recovery. On this episode Serena Chaudhry and Dr Ashley Weiss speaks with Aaisha Alvi, a Postpartum Psychosis Awareness Advocate & Author. Aaisha is author of 'A Mom like That? ' and you can purchase the book on Amazon and all good bookstores: www.amazon.es/Mom-Like-That-Postpartum-Psychosis/dp/1459754506 Synopsis: Early motherhood is supposed to be joyous, but for Aaisha Alvi, those early days were ruined by terrifying, delusional thoughts about her baby and family. Far beyond the trials of breastfeeding and getting her baby to sleep, Aaisha’s experience was the antithesis of everything she had ever been told about motherhood. When her second pregnancy ended in miscarriage, Aaisha’s psychosis returned. This time, however, she was blindsided by the unimaginable: voices urging her to stab her daughter and to harm innocent people. Aaisha felt evil, worthy of taking her own life. But each time she sought medical help, she was turned away. With unflinching honesty, Aaisha takes readers beyond the vitriol and blame flung at women — particularly women of colour — suffering from postpartum psychosis. Her story is a clarion call to increase awareness of a condition that need never result in tragedy and to build support for those affected by it. More Information: Aaisha Alvi: www.aaishaalvi.com Subscribe for more episodes of Reality Check, where we uncover the truth behind mental health, one story at a time. For more information about Clear Answers to Louisiana Mental Health (CALM) and their Early Intervention Psychosis Program (EPIC NOLA), visit the website: www.calmnola.org Podcast produced by Red Rock Branding – www.redrockbranding.com For Podcast bookings please contact: Claire Edwards through the Red Rock Website

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  Episode #27

  Ep. 27 - Reality Check - Joshua Hughes (EPIC Federal Credit Union)

  Jun 5, 202629 minS1

  Welcome to the Reality Check podcast. Psychosis is Real, so is Recovery. On this episode Serena Chaudhry speaks with Joshua Hughes from EPIC Federal Credit Union . Joshua is the Community Outreach and Engagement Coordinator for EPIC Federal Credit Union works at the Center for Ethics and Economic Justice at Loyola University. Join us as we find out more about his financial literacy outreach work and the vital educational impact it is having. More Information: LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/epic-federal-credit-union EPIC Federal Credit Union: www.epicfcu.com Loyola University: www.loyno.edu Subscribe for more episodes of Reality Check, where we uncover the truth behind mental health, one story at a time. For more information about Clear Answers to Louisiana Mental Health (CALM) and their Early Intervention Psychosis Program (EPIC NOLA), visit the website: www.calmnola.org Podcast produced by Red Rock Branding – www.redrockbranding.com

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  Episode #26

  Ep. 26 - Reality Check - Laura Berlinger (Children's Bureau of New Orleans)

  May 26, 202636 minS1

  Welcome to the Reality Check podcast. Psychosis is Real, so is Recovery. On this episode, Ashley Weiss and Serena Chaudhry speak with Laura Berlinger . Laura is a LCSW at The Children's Bureau in New Orleans. The Children’s Bureau of New Orleans is an organization dedicated to strengthening children, families, and communities through advocacy, support, and essential services. Laura brings valuable insight into the challenges facing families today and the work being done to create brighter futures for children across the region. Find out more about her experience and the mission of the Children’s Bureau, and the impact this work is having in New Orleans and beyond, on this latest episode. Subscribe for more episodes of Reality Check, where we uncover the truth behind mental health, one story at a time. For more information about Clear Answers to Louisiana Mental Health (CALM) and their Early Intervention Psychosis Program (EPIC NOLA), visit the website: www.calmnola.org Podcast produced by Red Rock Branding – www.redrockbranding.com

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