
A lighthearted podcast about mental health and mental illness
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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 25 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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We look back at some goofy mental health moments from the show's history, and Rebecca shares a big announcement about the future of the podcast. More info and resources at www.grouppodcast.com.
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On this episode of GROUP, we debunk some dangerous myths about suicide, and we break down what to do if you or a loved one is having suicidal thoughts. We do so with the help of psychotherapist and suicidologist, Dr. Stacey Freedenthal, author of “He... more
Oh no, my hairstylist is trying to make conversation with me! Oh god, the bartender is judging me because of my drink order! So many things to worry about every gosh darn day! On this episode of GROUP, we break down some of the seemingly mundane thin... more
In our final episode on grief, we continue our conversation with Professor George A. Bonnano and learn about the differences between grief and depression. We hear from John W. Evans, author of the award-winning memoir, “Young Widower,” about the comp... more
As part of our continued conversation about grief, we speak with Professor George A. Bonnano, expert on bereavement and author of “The Other Side of Sadness.” We learn the evolutionary purpose of grief and the dangers of assuming that everyone should... more
Between episodes on grief, here’s a mini episode on meds! Rebecca tells GROUP friendapist Catherine Drury that she’s been feeling depressed. She went to see a new psychiatrist to discuss medication, and the appointment was… weird… and bad. Definitely... more
British comedian Cariad Lloyd is the creator and host of Griefcast, a podcast featuring comedians talking about death. In this episode of GROUP, Rebecca chats with Cariad about the strange process of watching their loved ones die, the connection betw... more
An investigation of the polarizing medium of online therapy, where the ability to remain anonymous has inspired folks who would usually balk the idea of psychotherapy to seek help from counselors on the internet. We hear from a psychologist about her... more
Love this show!!!
Seems like a great premise for a show but I cannot listen to someone excessively use the word 'like' for an hour, as well as having to listen to most every sentence end in upspeak (sounding like you're asking a question).
A smart podcast that manages to bring humor and life to the hard topic of mental illness challenges. Appreciate their honesty and relatability in the interviews and conversations
I've listened to a couple episodes after a presentation by the host, Rebecca Lee Douglas. Just finished the Suicide one. Quality information here and presented in a caring way. :)
Being a mental health professional as well as someone who has a mental illness, I find this podcast really helpful. I especially liked the latest episode on suicide. I think it’s important for society to hear. There are too many misconceptions surrounding suicide and I feel this episode did a great job discussing the topic.
I’ve really enjoyed listening to this podcast, especially the recent episodes on grief. Knowing how to support friends and family going through the grief process is so useful. Also, the episode on finding a therapist was helpful - I sent to a friend looking for a therapist. Great resource. Thank you, Rebecca!
I listen to a lot of podcasts and recently became very interested in mental health podcasts. Rebecca is friendly and very down-to-earth. It doesn’t feel like she’s talking down to you or claiming to have all the answers. She’s just exploring different topics, asking great questions, and providing different perspectives. Looking forward to listening more!
The hosts are very friendly and nice
Woot woot - great podcast! Keep it up
This podcast is wonderful! The hosts are funny with a great rapport, and they are able to discuss serious topics in a respectful and approachable way. I would recommend it for anyone that wants to learn more about mental health issues and topics.
So glad I found you guys! Keep up the great work!
I’m so glad this exists in the world!
Was interested to hear this podcast, but almost immediately put off by the host's excessive use of the word "like." I can forgive teenagers using this verbal tic, but it is seriously unprofessional in a radio host and highly distracting.
So thankful for this show. Informative and insightful in a fun way. Makes my commute go fast!
This podcast helped me understand both myself and the people in my life who suffer from various types of mental illness. Highly recommended for a lighthearted overview of different behaviors and illnesses. A+









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