Paul Gilmartin
Paul Gilmartin
Episode 170: Christina Pazsitzky
Episode 170: Christina Pazsitzky
Episode 170: Christina Pazsitzky
Friday 25th April 2014
Christina Pazsitzky shares her journey of healing from childhood trauma and her mother's Borderline Personality Disorder on Mental Illness Happy Hour.
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Get the buttons here!Christina Pazsitzky's Journey: From Childhood Trauma to Healing
I have so much empathy for people who suffer, and I get it cuz, like maybe that's a function of having gone through so much shit.
Christina Pazsitzky, a stand-up comedian and actress, shares her deeply personal story in this episode of Mental Illness Happy Hour. Growing up as the only child of parents who fled Communist Hungary, Christina absorbed the brunt of her mother's Borderline Personality Disorder after their divorce. She opens up about the emotional scars left by her mother's erratic behavior and mood swings, and how these experiences shaped her empathy for others struggling with mental illness.
Christina's journey is one of resilience and determination. Despite the emotional abuse and neglect she faced, she has taken significant steps towards healing and self-care. She talks candidly about her therapy sessions, medication, and neurofeedback practices that have helped her manage anxiety and depression. Her story is a testament to the power of acknowledging childhood trauma and the importance of mental health advocacy.
Throughout the episode, Christina's honesty and vulnerability create a compassionate space for listeners who may be facing similar challenges. Her narrative not only highlights the impact of childhood trauma but also underscores the strength found in shared experiences. If you're seeking an episode filled with raw emotion, practical advice, and a touch of humor, this conversation with Christina Pazsitzky is a must-listen.