EPISODE · Mar 30, 2022 · 46 MIN
"I Am Worth Something": Thriving with Autism and Standing Up Against Cyberbullying with Chris
from Unsilent from NoStigmas · host Eli Lawson
Thank you for being here. To go beyond the show, consider leaving us a positive review and sharing wherever you listen to podcasts! Follow us and reach out on social media @nostigmas. We'd love to connect with you. To learn more about mental health topics or contact us, visit https://www.nostigmas.org/. Special Thanks To…Guest: Chris HoldenHost: Lance Bordelon | IG @lancebordelon Helpful Links and ResourcesNoStigmas Website: https://www.nostigmas.org National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-8255Live chat: https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/chat/Meet the Team! Eli Lawson | Host, Producer | @earisistableeli John Panicucci | Video Editor Lance Bordelon | Marketing Coordinator | @lancebordelon Maggie Seagraves | Marketing Assistant Jacob Moore | Founder | @jacobmooreMusicMusic from Free To Use MusicTrack: Kyoto by Pratzapp & Another Kidhttps://youtu.be/rlxvg-Sy-sY
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This is Unsilent: A S.P.E.A.K. Series from NoStigmas that champions mental health advocacy and challenges the stigmas that prevent people from getting the help they need. I’m Eli Lawson, a producer for the show. This week, NoStigmas’ Lance Bordelon will be having a conversation with Chris, an advocate against cyberbullying. We’ll hear about Chris’s difficult past, and how early diagnoses with Borderline Personality Disorder and autism made it that much harder. We’ll learn about the devastating effects of online bullying and how it’s costing lives. But we’ll also see how conversation and support make a huge difference. Thank you for being here. If you want to learn more or contact us, visit nostigmas.org. Don’t face it alone. Be Unsilent.
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