An honest conversation about psych drugs

Episode 10 of the Big Feels Club podcast, hosted by Graham Panther, titled "An honest conversation about psych drugs" was published on August 20, 2020 and runs 36 minutes.

August 20, 2020 ·36m · Big Feels Club

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Summary

Psych drugs. What if you feel like they don't work for you? or what if they kind of work but... it's complicated? This ep: an honest conversation about medications.

Episode Description

Psych drugs. What if you feel like they don't work for you? or what if they kind of work but... it's complicated?

This ep: an honest conversation about medications. Including…

— Graham’s two wildly different attempts at taking psych drugs. Once, when they really helped, and once when they really didn’t.

— How to have more honest conversations about psych drugs

— Gareth’s reflections on experiencing compulsory treatment

Guest: Gareth Edwards

The Big Feels Club is Graham Panther and Honor Eastly. Come join the club at bigfeels.club

Disclaimer: we’re not mental health experts and the info in this podcast is general, it’s not mental health advice. If you’re considering what to do for your mental health, we suggest seeking advice tailored to your specific situation.

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