PODCAST · health
"On Becoming Extraordinarily Normal!"
by Now I See A Person Institute
Now I see a person institute is inspired by people and shares thoughts about different understandings of depression psychosis anxiety and other symptoms traditionally viewed in mental illness narratives this podcast for us reflects the courageous journey of someone who experienced severe trauma and concurrent symptoms but because they were not labeled with a diagnosis they were able to protect their personhood and ability to make decisions on them being a person rather than a diagnosis.More and more symptoms are seen as created from trauma and that they served a positive purpose to wellness.
Episodes
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Now I See A Family
A family describes what they found helpful in their experience at Now I See A Person Institute. They describe experiences of being welcomed into a community of healing. They describe what we call 'process ethics'. Clients and therapists mutually set the tone and agenda of their therapeutic...
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My experiences in mental health systems.
An interview with a person that we have been in therapeutic conversations with. They discuss their experience of previous therapies and a part of her journey where she felt coerced. This will be the first of a series of interviews.
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A Passionate Father's Plea
A passionate father describes his family's journey within the mental health system and makes a passionate plea.
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Humanizing A Journey To "Wellness"
The narrative of a mother describes how she was able to have an alternative journey when her first daughters' journey was proven unsuccessful. She describes through finding an alternative way to hospitalizations with collaborative conversations and using welcoming language helped save her…
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My Story To "Wellness"
An inspiring person, shares their journey in the mental health system and the importance of experiencing hope. It is important for this speaker to share, because when she was looking for other stories to relate to, "they were very difficult to find. It was discouraging to not be able to find...
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How to believe.
Now I See A Person Institute on Collaborative Dialogical Practices: Finding strength in severe symptomatic challenges. We are inspired by our colleagues and the people we are in conversations with. We share thoughts about different understandings of depression, psychosis, anxiety and other…
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It is humanizing and takes a village.
A person describes her healing journey and the courage she found in trusting the humanity of others when others in her life have not been supportive of her. Please see www.nowiseeaperson.com for further info.
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Wonderful Person Interview
An interview with a person that we have been in therapeutic conversations with. They discuss their experience of previous therapies and a part of her journey where she felt coerced. This will be the first of a series of interviews.
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Creating Safe Conversational Space For Everyone To Be Heard.
How safe conversational spaces lead to wellness. In journeys to wellness, it is important rather than calling it mental health challenges, we create a space where the person's voice is heard and how their voice is prominent. As Harlene Andersen says it is about being a conversational artist. We...
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It Is Dark Inside A Box.
We reflect on a person we are in conversation with. This person's powerful expression on mental health services goes as follows: "People who received diagnoses shouldn't let themselves get discouraged because the mind is so much bigger than the categories and our mind and our experience are so…
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Revisiting the past and seeing people through their authentic lens
Our clients are usually given a diagnosis before coming to NISAPI. Diagnoses unfortunately can paint an alternative identity of deficiency, self-doubt, and of being incurable. It can leave the trauma and person hidden in the picture of treatment. Revisiting the past and seeing people through…
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Celebrating Tom Andersen
This week's podcast will reflect my mentor Tom Anderson. Tom was a Norwegian psychiatrist, Professor of Social Psychiatry at the Institute of Community Medicine, University of Tromsø, Norway, and he is recognized worldwide.
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Horse Ranch to Home Ground: Healing Families Via Telehealth
Just sharing our ideas and experience of those of our clients who thrived during the pandemic and beyond. Please see our blog on Mad In America https://www.madinamerica.com/2022/05/horse-ranch-home-ground-healing-families-via-telehealth/ or visit our website www.nowiseeaperson.com for further...
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Community Of Support
As part of our ongoing qualitative research at Now I See A Person Institute we interviewed two more families this week. One of the themes they both talked about was the community of support and the power of relationships that helped their healing process as a family.
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Extraordinarily Normal
It is in our title and our signs and business cards - Now I See A Person. That is what we do we see you as a person and not as a diagnosis that may have defined you or limited you in the past. We genuinely care and genuinely have hope that everyone can heal. There is the genuine therapeutic…
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Process Ethics
An introduction and reflection of thoughts on process ethics is designed with the goal of constructing and assessing alternative ideas of ethics in therapy. Please go to our website www.nowiseeaperson.com where our intent is to explore how traditional content ethics in therapy can be honored but...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Now I see a person institute is inspired by people and shares thoughts about different understandings of depression psychosis anxiety and other symptoms traditionally viewed in mental illness narratives this podcast for us reflects the courageous journey of someone who experienced severe trauma and concurrent symptoms but because they were not labeled with a diagnosis they were able to protect their personhood and ability to make decisions on them being a person rather than a diagnosis.More and more symptoms are seen as created from trauma and that they served a positive purpose to wellness.
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Now I See A Person Institute
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