Podcast appearances and mentions of Katie R Dale

Tony is a man with an unquiet mind who delights in the One who delights in him. He is diagnosed with rapid cycling bipolar disorder with psychotic features. With a lot of professional and spiritual help, he has published three books — Delight in Disorder: Ministry, Madness, Mission; When Despair Meets Delight: Stories to Cultivate Hope for Those with Mental Illness. And, Hope for Troubled Minds: Tributes to Those with Brain Illnesses and Their Loved Ones.(contributors to Hope for Troubled Minds include friends of the podcast Katie R. Dale (associate editor), Jerri Clark,  Laura Pogliano, Charla Collins, Leslie Carpenter,Kevin “Earleybird” Earley, Catherine J. Rippee-Hanson and Randye Kaye)Q; What are the 3 top things you hope listeners will take away from your personal journey/ story? - many accomplishments, yet in your own words, a “mental health disability”Q: What are the top 3 things you want people to take away from your latest book?Q; All net proceeds from the sale of this book will be evenly distributed to three vital mental health causes: the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), the Treatment Advocacy Center (TAC), and Delight in Disorder Ministries (DiDMin). - can you say more about these choices?Q;“It is impossible to read this collection without a moist eye, an overwhelming anger at the cruelty of brain diseases, exasperation at society's failure to help, and a deep admiration for the undaunted spirit of those who speak out and advocate for their fellow travelers on such a difficult path.” - Pete Earley, author of CRAZY: A Father's Search Through America's Mental Health Madness, finalist for the 2007 Pulitzer PrizeBook TOC:Part I. LettersChapter 1. To the ChildrenChapter 2. To the ParentsChapter 3. To the PartnersChapter 4. To God, Self, and OthersPart II. Song Lyrics and PoetryChapter 5. Song LyricsChapter 6. PoetrySZ 3 moms Episodes referenced:Clubhouses - Episode 30One excerpt:He's Still in There - GibbyHe is still in there. From time to time, I get to see my sweet, loving son. We get a few words that remind me of the son he once was. Then the creature that has taken up residence in my son's brain realizes he is gone and comes for him. Then we are back in the land of conspiracy and I know he is gone again. Let the worry begin again. Till the next time, my son. I'll be waiting.Links:Tony's Website:https://delightindisorder.org/Hope for Troubled Minds book:https://a.co/d/5aLk5jfMindy and her book: https://mindygreiling.com/Randye and her book: https://www.randyekaye.com/Miriam and her book: https://www.miriam-feldman.com/Want to know more?Join our facebook page Our websites:Randye KayeMindy Greiling Miriam (Mimi) Feldman

Katie R. Dale is no stranger to the storms of Serious Mental Illness. Blindsided by an intense episode of bipolar disorder at 16, she has come a long way. Katie has written a memoir on her psych hospitalizations and how God helped her heal. Dale has conquered many losses including her sanity and firstborn child. Despite these challenges, she has been an award-winning author and advocate, working toward equity for those with Serious Mental Illnesses through herbooks, blog, and work with nonprofits including National Shattering Silence Coalition, Delight in Disorder, and Fresh Hope for Mental Health. Her passion is to share practical answers to living with and advocating for Serious Mental Illnesses.Questions:1. Tell us a bit about you and your experiences with Serious Mental Illness.2. How did you start advocating for those with SMI, and what does that look like in all the various channels you serve?3. On the outset you are a strong advocate for those with SMI, and a professing Christian. How do you advocate for SMI within the faith-based communities and churches?4. What do you tell people who are not as faith-oriented about the difference between hearing voices in a psychotic state, and hearing God's voice in your state of stability now?5. What are misconceptions of those within the church who believe SMI is spiritually-based?6. How do you reconcile your faith in a good God with the reality of a chronic mental illness?7. What are benefits of leading a faith-informed life with a Serious Mental Illness?Links:But Deliver Me From Crazy (Katie's memoir)https://a.co/d/cu7DYg6When she isn't crafting her next book, you can find Katie playing with her daughter, watching a movie with her husband, or training for a 5k. You can find out more about her at https://katierdale.com/ and social media @KatieRDale.Mindy and her book: https://mindygreiling.com/Randye and her book: https://www.randyekaye.com/Miriam and her book: https://www.miriam-feldman.com/Want to know more?Join our facebook page Our websites:Randye KayeMindy Greiling Miriam (Mimi) Feldman

How can you thrive when facing a mental illness? Today's guest, Katie Dale, shares personal and clinical experience to nurture empathy and resilience for those battling mental illness.   Katie Dale is no stranger to the storms of Serious Mental Illness. With personal lived experience and professional clinical background, she shares her insights to enlighten others on how to cope with and thrive despite a mental health condition.   Katie shares her personal story of suffering under the onset of bipolar disorder in her teens and the continued struggle she faced thereafter. She recounts her experience with suicidality, hospitalization, and the process of obtaining effective medication. Dale wrote her memoir and obtained training to serve as an advocate and in a professional support role. Katie notes the "double-whammy" of mental illness and the imperfect mental health care treatment system. She encourages those who face discrimination to stay the course and talk about their experience. Dale offers the following tips for those facing mental illness and their family members: Educate yourself about the diagnosis and medications. Get involved in an organization like NAMI, Fresh Hope for Mental Health, or Mental Health Grace Alliance. Be kind to yourself. Katie offers encouragement to those facing hopelessness and darkness. She offers the following insights: Be aware that the onset of serious mental illness can occur in adolescence. Pastors and church leaders are on the forefront, often involved in the lives of those facing mental illness before other professionals are notified. Fresh Hope for Mental Health has hope coaches, and Katie serves as a hope coach herself. Be aware of state and county resources. Ask for a caseworker. Consult a counselor in addition to psychiatric care. Katie shares the resources she relied upon to get through her period of hopelessness and darkness: Prayer support People who listened, loved, and affirmed her Scriptures Understanding the medical and organic nature of her illness Dale emphasizes the importance of perspective. Katie recommends externalizing thoughts and emotions through journaling and art.  We discuss how to respond to discrimination. Katie encourages the audience to remember they are not alone and God is in control. She also advises joining a coalition or nonprofit to activate positive change for mental health treatment. Katie notes the increased issues with homelessness for those unable to access care. Connect with Katie at https://katierdale.com/ and get a copy of her memoir, But Deliver Me from Crazy, on Amazon. Get inspired now and get Tina Yeager's newest release, Upcycled: Crafted for a Purpose! The book is available on Amazon, Bold Vision Books, or wherever books are sold. Visit Tina's website for craft videos and more at https://www.tinayeager.com/upcycled/

Episode 140 of the show features first-time author, and friend of the show, Katie R. Dale! Listen in as we dive into Katie's memoir and discuss mental health, way to seek and find help, writing for the reader, and the process of putting together that first book. Suffice to say the interview is an informative, and timely, look at very real struggles. Katie R. Dale website and blog with social media links Katie's book on Amazon Fresh Hope website If you are in need of help and would like to talk you can text the word HOME to 741741 for the Crisis Text Line, or call 1-800-273-8255 if you're having thoughts of suicide. People do care and there is help! Scrivener (use coupon code CHAPTER to save 20% on the regular desktop version!) Pop Goes the Culture Network Project Entertainment Network Contact the show via email at samplechapterpodcast@gmail.com or leave a voicemail at 1-660-851-1146!    

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Here on episode 4, we welcome Katie R. Dale. Katie shares her unique blend of passion for recovery and humor over episodes in her past. She reveals joys and frustrations, and still comes to affirm the value of both faith and mental healthcare. Katie addresses such questions as: Who were your early faith inspirations? What experiences do you have in psychiatric hospitals? What is your view of pregnancy and mental health? Why did you entitle your blog Bipolar Brave? Katie currently serves as a caseworker at a behavioral non-profit to assist and facilitate change and growth in those with mental illness. As a former behavioral inpatient and proud bipolar, she has a unique first-hand perspective on the mental healthcare system and the symptoms of mental illness. Katie has written a memoir and maintains a website on her disorder and faith at Bipolar Brave . Her speaking engagements include guest appearances on: Psych Central; Fresh Hope For Mental Health; and, Counterpoint! With Gary Jenkins. Katie's writing and story has been featured in such places as: BP Magazine; The Mighty; and, Delight in Disorder. You can also read Katie's Allegorical poem, "The Plight of Lady Manic" in our blog.    

Here on episode 4, we welcome Katie R. Dale. Katie shares her unique blend of passion for recovery and humor over episodes in her past. She reveals joys and frustrations, and still comes to affirm the value of both faith and mental healthcare. Katie addresses such questions as: Who were your early faith inspirations? What experiences do you have in psychiatric hospitals? What is your view of pregnancy and mental health? Why did you entitle your blog Bipolar Brave? Katie currently serves as a caseworker at a behavioral non-profit to assist and facilitate change and growth in those with mental illness. As a former behavioral inpatient and proud bipolar, she has a unique first-hand perspective on the mental healthcare system and the symptoms of mental illness. Katie has written a memoir and maintains a website on her disorder and faith at Bipolar Brave . Her speaking engagements include guest appearances on: Psych Central; Fresh Hope For Mental Health; and, Counterpoint! With Gary Jenkins. Katie’s writing and story has been featured in such places as: BP Magazine; The Mighty; and, Delight in Disorder. You can also read Katie's Allegorical poem, "The Plight of Lady Manic" in our blog.