As we wrap up our third season, we thank everyone who has come forward to share their experience with depression, as well as the Charles E. Kubly Foundation for…
Depression affects more than the people who live with it. In this episode, a young couple talks about their experience with the illness; one as a person who lives…
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Ripple Report Three; The Tribe Theater Company
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This episode started with am email from Lindsey with The Tribe ensemble theater, saying that hearing the stories shared on Giving Voice to Depression has helped her both personally…
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Don’t Ignore The Signs Of Childhood Depression (Sally)
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An adult– who was that undiagnosed depressed child– looks back on a lifetime of depression and urges parents, teachers and society as a whole to tune-in and step-in…
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Starting The Conversation (Comedian Frank King)
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A stand-up comedian and former writer for The Tonight Show with Jay Leno discusses depression with perspective, candor and humor. What’s funny about depression? Nothing! But people with depression…
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A crisis-line supervisor discusses about the power of listening, helping people find their own path to wellness, and offering hope. Â Â
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A crisis-line supervisor discusses about the power of listening, helping people find their own path to wellness, and offering hope. Â Â
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You can’t help but admire people who have been through hell carrying buckets of water for those still consumed by the fire. That thought came to mind as…
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You can’t help but admire people who have been through hell carrying buckets of water for those still consumed by the fire. That thought came to mind as…
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A look at Scrooge through a therapist’s compassionate lens, some advice on not getting caught up in Holiday Expectations, and “the best and kindest thing” you can do this…
