Amy Liz Harrison
Amy Liz Harrison
When Mental Illness Turns Deadly: One Family’s Unimaginable Story
When Mental Illness Turns Deadly: One Family’s Unimaginable Story
When Mental Illness Turns Deadly: One Family’s Unimaginable Story
Wednesday 21st January 2026
Join Amy Liz Harrison and Alex Konicke as they discuss mental illness, grief, and recovery in a story of resilience and hope.
48 minutes
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Hopeful
Compassionate
Informative
Honest
About this podcast
Author:
Amy Liz Harrison
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Categories:
Sobriety Success Stories
Creative Recovery Journeys
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Empowering Recovery Journeys
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Trust your intuition when dealing with family crises.
- Set clear boundaries to protect your own well-being.
- Storytelling can be a powerful tool for healing.
- Advocate for better mental health care systems.
- Self-care is crucial when supporting loved ones.
The brotherly side of me wanted to come in and lay on the ground and hold him, because I knew he was going through some crazy stuff.
How do individuals turn their lives around after addiction? This gripping episode of Eternally Amy takes you on a journey through heartache, healing, and the courage to confront mental illness. Amy Liz Harrison chats with Alex Konicke, author of 'Evil Among Us,' as he recounts the harrowing events that led to his mother's tragic death at the hands of his brother during a psychotic episode.
The discussion highlights the systemic failures in mental health care and the personal strength required to navigate such overwhelming grief. Amy and Alex delve into the importance of intuition, setting boundaries, and self-care when faced with family crises. Alex's story is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the power of storytelling in mental health advocacy. You'll find yourself reflecting on how personal experiences can drive meaningful change and inspire others to seek help.
What can we learn from those who have battled unimaginable loss? Perhaps more than we realise.