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EPISODE · Oct 21, 2022 · 33 MIN

Conversation with Kim Fluxgold and Kathleen Mochnacki - Importance of Family for those with mental health diagnosis

from Connecting the Community · host Marj Andre

Marj has a conversation with Kim Fluxgold and Kathleen Mochnacki. They both have mental health stories.  Kim struggles with depression.  Kathleen struggles with advocating for her son who has severe mental health issues. Kim Fluxgold Her book is called Where Did Mommy's Smile Go? Her blog is at youareenough712.wordpress.com People can also visit @agentlereminderproject on Instagram for her other initiatives in support of Youth Mental Health.  Kathleen Mochnacki Resources for families supporting a family member with a psychotic illness Videos from the Robert Veltheer Series on Mental iIllness can be viewed on Home on the Hill Supportive Housing - YouTube Sharing Information with Families that Carry the Burden of Care for Relatives with Severe Mental Illness R. O’Reilly MB FRC  JEMH_Open-Volume_Frontline_Perspectives_Sharing_Information-November20-2015.indd Anosognosia Training can be accessed:  Henry Amador Center (hacenter.org)

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