My Family, Mental Illness, and Me
Our TimeConversations about parental mental illness, with Dr Pamela Jenkins. Pamela's mum Irene had a schizo-affective disorder. In each of these episodes, she shares memories and experiences with someone else who also grew up as the child of a parent with mental illness. My Family, Mental Illness, and Me is a podcast from Our Time, a charity that supports and advocates for the estimated 3 million UK youn... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 18 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Categories | ParentingKids & FamilyHealth & FitnessMental Health | ||||
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Emma Kenny is a renowned psychotherapist and broadcaster appearing on This Morning. In this last episode, she speaks with Pamela about her relationship with her father, his mental health struggles, and coping with his loss. more
Rachel Bruno-Hardy is a pre and postnatal physical trainer and daughter of British boxing legend Frank Bruno. In this episode, she discusses growing up during her father's boxing career and his struggle with bipolar disorder. more
Tom Ward is a stand-up comedian, voice over artist, and host of the ‘Bad Boys Done Good’ podcast. He talks to Pamela about his father’s mental health issues, and how they affected his family growing up. more
Jon Rees is a street photographer and artist who runs therapeutic photography workshops. He speaks with Pamela about his father having bipolar disorder, and his mum's interlinked mental health struggles. more
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- Highly recommend- Incredible listen!
I laughed and cried my way through some of the episodes. It’s incredibly honest and such a beautiful listen at times. Everyone, regardless of their mental health journey, will be able to relate. It’s about being human. A really thoughtfully produced podcast. Highly recommend!
Apple Podcasts5Leeannahannah
United Kingdom7 months ago - Than you
You are doing a mighty work.
Apple Podcasts5Reluctant CS Lewis fan
United Statesa year ago - Amazing
Listening to someone who shares a similar childhood experience is something I have never heard before. growing up with a single mum who had a severe mental Illness . The shame the unstable home life and imposters syndrome is something so relatable to me. Thank you for making this podcast x
Apple Podcasts5CHARLEY90@11United Kingdoma year ago - What an amazing support for family members
Hi - I have listened to your podcast a few times and I just want to say how grateful I am of your effort and your contributors stories. During the height of my own family crisis 10 years ago, there was nothing like this available to me. I would have given anything not to feel so alone. I hope many will listen to these humbling stories. Thank you and keep up the great work
Apple Podcasts5BBehany
Ireland2 years ago - Great podcasts
Thanks for speaking about this, really loved the stories and how sensitively it was handled by Pamela.
Apple Podcasts5clochscoilteUnited Kingdom3 years ago
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