Rise

Jaewon and I are co-workers at the UW, and when I announced that I was creating a podcast, Jaewon volunteered to speak about her perspective on mental health, specifically, how being bicultural has influenced her mental health perspective. Join us as we learn about Jaewon's story.To learn more about Jaewon, visit her Photography Page on Facebook**BLOG POST COMING SOON**If you'd like to learn more about this podcast, visit https://aartibodas.com/riseformentalhealthMy blog can be found at: https://aartibodas.com/handmadeheartsblogJoin my giveaway!!! --> https://bit.ly/2ol5aJGFeel free to reach me:Facebook: @aartibodasblogInsta: @justaartithingsTwitter: @aartibodasEmail: hello@aartibodas.com

In this episode, we get to learn about OCD from Ashley, a therapist who often works with OCD patients and Anna, who has OCD. Before this conversation, I'd only briefly learned about OCD in my psychology classes at University, and I knew so little about what it's actually like to have it. Luckily, Ashley, Anna and I are all co-workers at the University of Washington, and both of them volunteered to talk on my show. If you have OCD, make sure you share your perspective with us by commenting on the blog post linked to this episode. To learn more about Ashley and Anna: Info Coming Soon! f you'd like to learn more about this podcast, visit https://aartibodas.com/riseformentalhealthMy blog can be found at: https://aartibodas.com/handmadeheartsblogJoin my giveaway!!! --> https://bit.ly/2ol5aJGFeel free to reach me:Facebook: @aartibodasblogInsta: @justaartithingsTwitter: @aartibodasEmail: hello@aartibodas.com

Welcome welcome WELCOME to Rise: Step Up for Mental Health! In this first episode, I'll tell you about why I started podcasting in the first place, including a little bit about my own mental health journey, and the goal for this podcast and my goal for you, the listeners! Join in the mental health conversation!If you'd like to learn more about this podcast, visit https://aartibodas.com/riseformentalhealthMy blog can be found at: https://aartibodas.com/handmadeheartsblogJoin my giveaway!!! --> https://bit.ly/2ol5aJGFeel free to reach me:Facebook: @aartibodasblogInsta: @justaartithingsTwitter: @aartibodasEmail: hello@aartibodas.com

I sat down with Ashley Kaylor, a blogger from South Carolina to talk about her experience growing up and going to school where there was a lot of toxic masculinity. Ashley is a mental health advocate who focuses on dismantling stigma by sharing her personal experiences with major depressive disorder and generalized anxiety disorder. On this episode, Ashley and I discuss some of the hardships she faced when she was growing up, and how these now impact her life, including her marriage and the way she raises her kids. Read the blog post for more on Ashley's story.To reach Ashley herself:Blog: https://candidlyash.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Candidly-Ash-151082409091465/Join my #dreamteam and get access to exclusive products & MY GIVEAWAYS! :)https://mailchi.mp/711be1062ec3/risegiveawaysignup