“Making Sense of Chaos” is a podcast of people sharing their personal reflections on death, grief and chaos. Hosts Jason and Maddie currently work as counsellors in the addiction and family violence space. Instagram: @makingsenseofchaos Email: makingsenseofchaospod@gmail.com Cover art by Ethan Brivik https://www.ebphotography.net.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 41 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | Society & CulturePersonal JournalsPhilosophy |
Ceara is a 37-year-old psychologist living with terminal illness. On this episode, Ceara speaks about facing her death, how she finds hope in uncertainty, and why she supports voluntary assisted dying. more
Dr Lars Madsen is a forensic psychologist with 20+ years experience in the treatment of sexual and violent offending. more
James Harding had his own experiences in the criminal justice system. Now he’s a counsellor, and uses his experience to help criminals change their story. more
In this episode we talk to Dr Ray Middleton on the consequences of medicalising psychological suffering into “mental disorders”. more
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As a psychologist but first and foremost a human being, I love how Maddie and Jason bring sensitivity to such important, unspoken about topics. They aren’t afraid to ask difficult questions but do so in a powerful and endearing way that allows for conversation both within the podcast, and outside of it
Both Maddie and Jason's synchrony is pulsating. A podcast that should be mainstream. A podcast that humanises pain, something you don't see very often. Will share accross friends and family willing to listen.
Enlightening conversations. Maddie and Jason really delve into the taboo subjects in an engaging manner, and I always look forward to their new episodes when they come out.
GAME CHANGING PODCAST!!! Super inspirational and insightful podcast, exactly what society needs to hear. Cannot wait for more episodes!
I've been in awe of how delicately Maddie and Jason discuss such challenging and difficult topics. They are warm, inviting, genuine, and gentle in their discussions. It has been so interesting to hear from such diverse and unique experiences of difficult circumstances - even though the topics are sometimes challenging and confronting, I look forward to hearing more!
Apple Podcasts | #237 | Canada/Society & Culture/Philosophy |
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