Paul Gilmartin
Paul Gilmartin
#680 - Social Work On Skid Row & More - Kaylee Powers
#680 - Social Work On Skid Row & More - Kaylee Powers
#680 - Social Work On Skid Row & More - Kaylee Powers
Friday 26th January 2024
Join Kaylee Powers as she discusses her work on Skid Row and her own mental health journey in this gripping episode of 'Mental Illness Happy Hour'.
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Episode Overview
- Kaylee Powers discusses her work with diverse populations, including those on Skid Row
- Insights into the challenges faced by individuals battling addiction and mental health issues
- Exploration of codependency and its impact on relationships and mental well-being
- The importance of awareness about treatment options for addiction and mental health struggles
- Valuable insights into the complexities of addiction and the challenges faced in therapy
One of the things that I was surprised by is they do have substance abuse treatment centers down there. However, most of the homeless clients have never been to treatment, even though they have beds open, because they don't even know that that's available.
Ever wondered what it's like to work on Skid Row? In this episode of 'Mental Illness Happy Hour', host Paul Gilmartin sits down with Kaylee Powers, a substance abuse counselor who has seen it all. Kaylee shares her raw and unfiltered experiences working with some of the most vulnerable populations in Los Angeles.
From the daily struggles of those living on Skid Row to the systemic challenges they face, Kaylee provides a candid look into a world many of us never see. But that's not all. Kaylee also opens up about her own battles with depression and codependency, offering a deeply personal perspective on mental health. This episode isn't just about the people Kaylee helps; it's also about her journey and the lessons she's learned along the way.
Whether you're interested in social work, mental health, or just looking for a story that pulls no punches, this episode is a must-listen.