Mister Joe
Mr Joe
Abandonment & Mental Illness (S8E73) 9-3-2025
Abandonment & Mental Illness (S8E73) 9-3-2025
Abandonment & Mental Illness (S8E73) 9-3-2025
Wednesday 3rd September 2025
Mr Joe shares strategies for coping with abandonment due to mental illness, offering relatable insights and advice.
53 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Acknowledge and process emotions related to abandonment.
- Build a strong support system with trusted individuals.
- Practice self-care to boost self-esteem and well-being.
- Challenge negative thoughts arising from abandonment.
- Understand the importance of honesty in relationships.
"Being abandoned hurts. It's like the air has vanished and you're left gasping in silence."
How do people find strength in their journey to sobriety? In this heartfelt episode, Mr Joe tackles the thorny issue of abandonment and its impact on mental illness. Through personal stories and candid conversations, Mr Joe opens up about his own experiences with feeling abandoned and the emotional turmoil it brings. He discusses strategies for coping with these feelings, offering practical advice on how to manage the aftermath when someone you trust decides to leave.
With humour and honesty, Mr Joe sheds light on the importance of self-care and maintaining a supportive circle to counteract feelings of loneliness. His approach is relatable, making complex emotions accessible and understandable. Whether you're dealing with mental illness yourself or supporting someone who is, this episode provides valuable insights into the human condition and the resilience required to move forward. So, how do you handle abandonment?
Tune in for some real talk and strategies that might just help you find your way.