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Mental Matters
Motivate Jamaica
15 episodes
2 days ago
Mental Matters is a space for real stories and honest conversations about mental health—especially in Caribbean and diasporic communities. From anxiety to healing, we explore the emotions behind the everyday, with guests who share lived experiences and truths we don’t talk about enough. It’s not therapy, but it might feel like an exhale.
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Mental Matters is a space for real stories and honest conversations about mental health—especially in Caribbean and diasporic communities. From anxiety to healing, we explore the emotions behind the everyday, with guests who share lived experiences and truths we don’t talk about enough. It’s not therapy, but it might feel like an exhale.
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Mental Health
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Suicide? Something's definitely wrong
Mental Matters
30 minutes 33 seconds
5 years ago
Suicide? Something's definitely wrong

In this episode we tackle the extremities of mental health and how to identify when it's a good time to seek professional diagnosis. Psychiatrist Dr. Bell speaks to us about schizophrenia and the big whopper - SUICIDE! What do we do when we feel this way or when some-one opens up to us about it?

Mental Matters
Mental Matters is a space for real stories and honest conversations about mental health—especially in Caribbean and diasporic communities. From anxiety to healing, we explore the emotions behind the everyday, with guests who share lived experiences and truths we don’t talk about enough. It’s not therapy, but it might feel like an exhale.