An honest, real, no bullsh*t whatsoever podcast about mental health, life with mental illness, a bit about self-love, life in general, and everything in between. Everything said in this podcast is #nofilter. I am not a therapist, I just have my own personal experiences that make me an expert in that…
A look into my thoughts and feelings towards coming home from a vacation and getting back to reality
Talking about 2019, lessons learned this year, and hopes for 2020
Talking about how sometimes acting like you're okay on the outside leads to you being okay on the inside
Talking about hindsight and how you don't realize how good things were until they're gone
Talking about the popular mental illness quote from The Joker and unpacking what it means
Talking about why we should take off our masks that pretend we're ok and let people see the real us
Talking about using humour to hide behind our pain and some of the potential costs to it
Talking about how to stop putting our resources and effort into things that no longer serve us
Talking about saying no and how the word no is a full sentence itself
Talking about how much power it has when you admit that you're not okay in the moment
Talking about the fact that mental health is not synonymous with positivity, but it's balancing the positive and the negative and learning from it
Talking about no-bullshit advice we should tell people as opposed to the things we tell them
Weighing the pros and cons of sharing your mental illness on social media
Very very honest, very deep, very raw look into depression and suicidal thoughts. It's not light stuff.
Talking about sadness and depressive episodes while in one and choking up a little
Getting a bit vulnerable talking about heartbreak, breakups and relationships.
A little update, thoughts on "back the school", self-deprecating humour and why being honest and real is more important than showing off and acting like you have your sh*t together.
You're probably using the word "should" too much. So here's why you SHOULD stop.
Your 20s are weird. Transitions are weird. You know what, life is weird. This episode is all about that.
Another poetic masterpiece, this time about self-care
VB reflects on the past year, it's been a little f*cked up. 'What if everything you're going through is preparing you for what you asked for.'
VB gets really real and vulnerable talking about relationships and heartbreak. No tears (surprisingly)
Recovery doesn't mean depression is gone for good. Here's what that's like.
VB vents about getting a degree and still being unemployable.
What is the hardest part of recovery from a mental illness? Find out here
A talk about the part of recovery no one talks about
Figure out exactly why VB cares so much about mental health: both her own and YOURS (yeah, I care about you).
This is the part where I get better. This is my recovery. It's my favourite part.
You thought it was bad before? Haha, just wait. This is my rock bottom, but thankfully that's over.
Ok things are starting to get more real here. VB doesn't hide anything. "Why is she telling us this," you ask? BECAUSE I WANT YOU TO FEEL BETTER.
Get to know about me, VB, and all of my issues right away. I don't waste time with small talk, let's jump right to the deep stuff.
What Feel Better is all about and why it exists