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In #MentalHealthMatters podcast #3, pro golfer, author, #birdies4bipolar @MWellington3906 candidly shares his story about #bipolar & what he does to play defense against #MentalIllness: https://t.co/poaVYMoitS
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“I had had enough.” The intoxicating mania, the hollowing depression and the seven intensive hospitalizations created an unsustainable vacuum. Michael Wellington, a professional golfer, was on a course toward self-destruction, and his good friends told him, in no uncertain terms, that they could no longer be around him unless he made significant life changes. Having struggled with bipolar disorder for years, Michael had stopped taking his medication. But, thanks to his buddies’ intervention, as well as a fierce hangover following a friend’s wedding, Michael decided it was time for “match play.” He was ready to beat the mental-health “opponent” that was currently pinning him down. And, he was finally committed to living life on par with the same healthy, competitive spirit that had first summoned him to play the sport he loved. With resolve as his caddy, he’s now back in the game.
In Mental Health Matters, Episode #3, professional golfer, author and founder of Birdies 4 Bipolar, Michael Wellington candidly shares his story with Saint Louis Counseling Executive Director Tom Duff about the highs and lows of bipolar disorder and what he does every day to play defense against mental illness. Learn how health, routine, tenacity and medication pivoted Michael from a debilitating mental-health disorder just a few years ago into a well-managed chronic condition today.
PODCAST EPISODE #3: November 16, 2018
Title: Match Play: Pinning Down the Mental-illness Opponent
Guest: Michael Wellington
Professional Golfer; Author, Birdies, Bogies and Bipolar; Founder, Birdies4Bipolar.com Foundation
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You can transform lives and #BreakDownStigma on #GivingTuesday ! Learn how your donation will help provide a full course of treatment for someone who can't afford therapy for a mental-health condition: ow.ly/LdTu30mBG3h
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We know military life is not easy. Saint Louis Counseling therapists have participated in special training that provides care that addresses the unique clinical aspects and medical needs of service members and their families. ow.ly/bZXw30mAnzu
After two of their college friends died by suicide within two years of each other, Alex Lindley, Danny Kerth and about 20 of their friends at Mizzou couldn’t sit back and hope for the best any more. They had to do something to not only break the stigma of mental illness, but also save lives.
In our second episode of Mental Health Matters, Executive Director Tom Duff talks with Danny, vice president of Project Wake Up: End the Mental Illness Stigma, and Chris Denman, co-host and owner of We Are Live, to wake people up to suicide prevention. Project Wakeup is sounding the mental-health awareness alarm, and it’s time to listen!
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Project Wakeup Sounds Suicide Prevention Alarm
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MENTAL HEALTH MATTERS PODCAST EPISODE #2 November 9, 2018 Guest: Danny Kerth Vice President, Project Wakeup Summary: After two of their college friends died by suicide within two years of each other, Alex Lindley, Danny Kerth and about 20 of their friends at Mizzou couldn’t sit back and hope for t...PODCAST EPISODE #2: November 9, 2018
Guest: Danny Kerth
Vice President, Project Wakeup
Summary:
After two of their college friends died by suicide within two years of each other, Alex Lindley, Danny Kerth and about 20 of their friends at Mizzou couldn’t sit back and hope for the best any more. They had to do something. As the second-leading cause of death among young people, aged 15-24, suicide claimed 5,723 lives in that age group in 2016, according to the Centers for Disease Control. And the stigma associated with mental illness often serves as one of the main reasons teens and college students do not seek therapy when they need it most. Alex, Danny, et al. plan on changing that mindset. Project Wakeup is an endeavor they launched in 2014 to not only break the mental-health stigma, but even more importantly, to save lives.
In this second episode of Mental Health Matters, Executive Director Tom Duff talks with Danny, vice president of Project Wakeup, and Chris Denman, co-host and owner of We Are Live! Radio, to wake people up to suicide prevention. Project Wakeup is sounding the mental-health awareness alarm, and it’s time to listen!
