Paul Gilmartin

Mental Illness Happy Hour

Paul Gilmartin

  • #211 Maggie Mull

#211 Maggie Mull

Friday 6th February 2015

Join writer Maggie Mull on 'Mental Illness Happy Hour' as she discusses her mental health journey with Paul Gilmartin. Listen for insights on depression and anxiety.
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149 minutes
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Mental Illness Happy Hour
Author:
Paul Gilmartin
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Body & Mind
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Maggie Mull's Journey: Facing Mental Health Challenges Head-On

Open-mindedness and being willing to seek and say I don't know, I'm open, that is in fact.
Ever felt like the weight of the world is on your shoulders? Writer Maggie Mull knows that feeling all too well. In this episode of the 'Mental Illness Happy Hour', host Paul Gilmartin sits down with Maggie for a raw and honest chat about her mental health journey. From the struggles of being unemployed to the unique challenges of growing up as an only child, Maggie opens up about the battles she faces daily.
She doesn't shy away from discussing her fears of abandonment, body image issues, and the depression that often makes life feel like an uphill battle. But it's not all doom and gloom. Maggie shares how therapy, including EMDR, has been a lifeline, helping her cope with her mental health struggles. She also talks about the role of exercise and creativity in her healing process.
Paul and Maggie dive deep into the importance of having a solid support system and why normalizing conversations about mental health is crucial. One of the standout moments in their discussion is Maggie's belief in the power of seeking help and staying open-minded. Her words, 'being willing to seek and say I don't know, I'm open, that is in fact,' resonate deeply and capture the essence of what this podcast aims to achieve.
This episode isn't just for those battling mental illness; it's for anyone who wants to understand these challenges better. So, grab your headphones and join Paul and Maggie for a conversation that's as enlightening as it is heartfelt.