My Family, Mental Illness, and Me
Our TimeConversations about parental mental illness, with Dr Pamela Jenkins. Our Time is a UK charity dedicated to supporting children and young people affected by parental mental illness. If you would like to support children and young people who are living with parental mental illness, please consider making a donation at www.ourtimecharity.org.uk/donate If you are affected by anything you hear in this ... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 25 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Categories | Health & FitnessKids & FamilyMental HealthParenting | ||||
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Please be aware that this episode contains references to suicide.
James Longman is an award-winning journalist and foreign correspondent for US Network ABC News. Writing a book about his father’s schizophrenia and eventual suicide taught him about h... more
Sydney born DJ and producer Carly Fox moved to London alone at 19. An only child, who grew up while her mother grappled with bipolar and complex PTSD, Carly reflects on her early years on a council estate and knowing all there was to know about her m... more
In this special episode we hear from Our Time’s Chair of the Board of Trustees, Sophie Duke, and charity ambassador Aymen.
In this episode, Sophie shares her own story, recounting what felt like an overnight change in her mother’s bipolar disorder... more
Former NHS Doctor turned Wellbeing Consultant, Dr Lalith Wijedoru shares a powerful insight into his difficult childhood. Categorising his father as a “wounded child”, Lalith’s unwavering empathy and commitment to understanding his father’s actions i... more
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I just listened to the episode featuring Lalith Wijedoru, and it brought back memories of my late father, who was born and lived in Sri Lanka. He was a loving dad, but looking back, I believe he might have had an undiagnosed mental illness, which made parts of my childhood very challenging. As a single mother who has also experienced mental illness, I know how complex these experiences can be for both parents and children. This podcast is a powerful and important resource for anyone navigating l... more
Apple Podcasts5Um Sara 9
United Kingdom3 months ago - Thank you for this brilliant podcast.
I stumbled in this podcast and I’m so glad I did. It’s so affirming that others have lived through similar experiences to me. I nod to so much of what the interviewees are saying, having had a mother with bipolar 1. Thanks so much 🙂.
Apple Podcasts5pudingaUnited Kingdom4 months ago - So Valuable
So interesting to hear everybody’s story. None are the same, but it’s not difficult to understand another’s story, have the same emotions and feel for them as we do from our own experiences. I can relate to Dr Pam welling up with emotion as it also stirred me. My experience was more isolation, but there are so many common threads we all feel. Good listening.
Apple Podcasts5587349United Kingdom6 months ago - Thank you
I can’t put in to words how thankful I am for your podcast and the hard beautiful conversations. Thank you.
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United States2 years ago - Ruth E Dixon
It’s so valuable to hear from the children of parents who have experienced mental distress. These stories are often hard to tell, but I think it’s handled with such compassion and understanding from the presenter, which in turn frees something up in the guests. A highly recommended listen.
Apple Podcasts5Ruth E DixonUnited Kingdom2 years ago
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