Paul Gilmartin
Paul Gilmartin
Episode 150: Ryan Sickler
Episode 150: Ryan Sickler
Episode 150: Ryan Sickler
Friday 17th January 2014
Comedian Ryan Sickler shares his journey from childhood trauma to healing through family support and therapy on Mental Illness Happy Hour.
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Get the buttons here!Ryan Sickler's Journey: From Childhood Trauma to Healing on Mental Illness Happy Hour
I don't think you should have to walk this earth thinking that one of your children hate you. And that was when I learned that I was always under the impression that a heart attack was clutch your chest and drop.
Ryan Sickler, the stand-up comedian known for his appearances on Comedy Central and The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, takes a deep dive into his past in this episode of Mental Illness Happy Hour. Hosted by Paul Gilmartin, the episode unpacks Ryan's turbulent childhood, marked by an abusive mother and a loving father who, along with other relatives, became his lifeline.
Ryan opens up about the intense hatred he faced from his mother and how the compassion from his father and other family members helped him navigate through the darkness. This isn't just a story of pain; it's a testament to the power of familial love and support in overcoming severe emotional hurdles. Ryan also touches on his experiences with therapy, self-care routines, and personal growth, offering listeners a candid look at how he's managed to find stability and happiness.
The conversation takes an honest turn as Ryan discusses his sexual fantasies and coping mechanisms for anxiety, making it clear that mental health journeys are multifaceted and deeply personal. This episode is a beacon of hope for anyone grappling with similar issues, showing that healing is possible with the right support system. Tune in to hear Ryan Sickler's inspiring story and gain valuable insights into overcoming life's toughest challenges.