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EPISODE · May 6, 2026 · 21 MIN

Mental Health Awareness Isn’t What People Think

from Through the Darkness: A Mental Health Recovery Podcast · host Caralyn Dreyer

What it means to live with mental health every day, not just during Mental Health Awareness Month.

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In this episode of Through the Darkness: A Mental Health Recovery Podcast, we explore how many people misunderstand what mental health awareness actually means beyond campaigns, hashtags, and visibility. This reflective conversation discusses the difference between awareness and lived experience, and how depression, anxiety, trauma, and recovery are often far more complex than what is publicly seen. We also examine what it means to live with mental health every day, not just during Mental Health Awareness Month.

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