The Bell by Mental Health America of Kentucky

Interview with Cate Osborne: ADHD and more

We had the privilege of interviewing Cate Osborn aka Catieosaurus this Spring, but held onto this file to kick off our new series of podcasts for 2023. She has reassured us she's recovered from the sinus infection, so please don't ask her about it! 

You can find Ms. Osborn and all of her platforms here: https://catieosaurus.com/

For more information on ADHD, check out information here.

Take a screening for ADHD here.

Bell Theme by Adam Sovkoplas

Sponsored by Kentucky DBDHDID and SAMHSA

Conversation with Dr. Alex Elswick

We talk all things from substance use disorder recovery, harm reduction, and mental wellness. Technical difficulties were experienced with the conversation, but we did our best to iron them out for the podcast!

Trauma-Informed Social Media with Dr. Debra Lindh

Audio is from our webinar. Video is here: https://youtu.be/SHR2bs-sPVM

Dr. Debra Lindh has a website as well: https://drdeblindh.com/

She also has a very active Twitter account: https://twitter.com/DebraLindh

 

Thanks to Joanne Conger for editing our podcast, and to Adam Sovkoplas for creating The Bell Theme Song.

 

This webinar and podcast episode is possible because of funding from Kentucky Department of Behavioral Health Developmental and Intellectual Disabilities via a SAMHSA grant funds. 

 

If you'd like to sponsor future episodes or share ideas of things we should discuss, please contact us at mhaky@mhaky.org.

Interview with Gabe Howard

Bipolar Awareness, Florence Y'all, Mental Illness, Mental Health, Advocacy, and 988 are all covered in this high-energy interview with Gabe Howard, a recognized speaker and advocate from nearby Ohio.

Book Title: _Mental Illness Is An Asshole_

Where to find Gabe: https://www.gabehoward.com/

We're always at www.mhaky.org

Want to be a guest? Email mtimmerman@mhaky.org and we'll talk!

Thanks to Joanne Conger for podcast editing and to Adam Sovkoplas for composing our theme music!

Interview with Mike Barry

2022 Interview with Mike Barry of People Advocating Recovery, recorded just before he passed the torch of leadership at PAR, but he's not retiring  - he's "re-directing my energies!" We talk about substance use recovery in his many years of sobriety and how the movement has changed over time. 

 

People Advocating Recovery: https://peopleadvocatingrecovery.org/

Faces & Voices of Recovery: https://facesandvoicesofrecovery.org/

 

This podcast made possible in part by a SAMHSA grant distributed to us by Kentucky Department of Behavioral Health, Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities.

Thanks to Adam Sovkoplas for creating the Bell theme song.

Thanks to Joanne Conger for the excellent podcast editing.

 

www.mhaky.org to make a donation or learn more about our organization

What Happens When You Call A Crisis Line?

Thanks to our guests Darcy Miller of New Vista (www.newvista.org), Gerrimy Kieffer of River Valley Behavioral Health (www.rvbh.org), and Audra Hall of Pennyroyal Center (https://pennyroyalcenter.org/). 

Resources:

Mental Health America of Kentucky's "Get Help" Page: https://www.mhaky.org/gethelp.html

988 Information: https://www.samhsa.gov/find-help/988

Thanks to Joanne Conger for editing the sound and to Adam Sovkoplas for composing the Bell Theme.

April: Second Chances Month Interview with Amanda Hall

Amanda Hall of Dreamcorps Inc joins us to discuss Second Chance Month which is April. DreamCorps "closes prison doors and opens doors of opportunity". https://www.thedreamcorps.org/

We talk about Peer Specialists in the show, and if you'd like to learn more, here's a good resource for getting started: http://kystars.org/peer-education.html

This piece was made possible in part through SAMHSA funding from the Kentucky Department of Behavioral Health Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities.

Thanks to Adam Sovkoplas for the theme music and Joanne Conger for editing this episode.

COVID 19 and Mental Health: Episode 6

Rebecca Taylor, MSW concludes her sessions on COVID-19 and mental health with discussion of brain fog and an overview of what we've learned so far.

 

Sound editing by Joanne Conger

Theme music by Adam Sovkoplas

Back to School Anxiety: Tips & Tricks

Before school began in Kentucky, we were joined by Becky Hill and Monica Stewart to talk about school-related anxiety during COVID19. They give a number of tips and tricks that are good not just for the first day, but for the entire schoolyear!

Becky Hill, LCSW from Wilson Pediatrics https://wilsonpediatric.com/

Monica Stewart, LCSW at Southland Child, Adult, and Family Counseling https://www.southlandcounseling.com/home 

 

For more information on COVID-19 and Child Mental Health, please check out www.mhaky.org.

 

As always, thanks to Adam Sovkoplas for the "Bell Podcast Theme" composition. Adam can be reached at http://www.societyofcomposers.org/members/AdamSovkoplas/

 

For sponsorship opportunities with our podcast, you can reach us at www.mhaky.org/sponsorship.html

COVID-19 and Mental Health, Episode 5: Resilience and Overcoming Challenges

Rebecca Taylor, MSW Practicum student takes over the podcast today to talk about resilience and overcoming challenges related to the COVID19 pandemic. Tips and tricks, and what to do next are all included in this discussion.

 

Sound editing: Joanne Conger

Theme music: Adam Sovkoplas