Chapter 2: Growing Up

Picture perfect upbringings surely means you shouldnt suffer with depression? Vanessa busts that myth for you in this episode.

Episode 2 of the Unhappy, Not Ill podcast, hosted by Vanessa and Este, titled "Chapter 2: Growing Up" was published on November 26, 2021 and runs 29 minutes.

November 26, 2021 ·29m · Unhappy, Not Ill

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Picture perfect upbringings surely means you shouldnt suffer with depression? Vanessa busts that myth for you in this episode.

Episode Description

Picture perfect upbringings surely means you shouldnt suffer with depression? Vanessa busts that myth for you in this episode. As she takes you through her adolesence, you really get to understand the foundations of Vanessa's journey.

Action: Take 10 minutes and ask yourself - what signs is your body giving you today that you could learn from?

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