Mental Health Podcasts

I have listened to podcasts for years now, mostly about technology and sports. Recently, I saw an article about mental health podcasts, which probably should not have come as a surprise to me. There are plenty of mental health bloggers, so why not podcasters too? 😉

Speaking the Unspeakable: Podcasts offer listeners (and hosts) new ways to talk about depression and mental health.

Have you found any podcasts about mental health or surviving childhood abuse that have been helpful to you?

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