Life After Psychosis | Conversations Over Coffee
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Published 2022-03-05
Debrae opens up about the condition and how it affected the way her brain processed information. She delves deep into how she lost touch with reality all of which was triggered by extreme stress and a traumatic experience.
Join us as we learn about Debrae's experience during her period of having psychosis, what she found disturbing and how her family and friends where the pillar of strength that helped her overcome and get back to having good mental health.
Debrae has written a book title Metamorhosis, its her debut collection from Deborah 'Debrae' Ojelade- Akintonde, and is a consolidation of written
material that offers insight into her real-life experiences of trauma, depression, heartbreak, and emotional turmoil.
Purchase the book here:- Metamorphosis www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B095GQGBTS/ref=cm_sw_r_awdo_E4…
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Guest: Debrae
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All Comments (21)
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I had psychosis after mum died in 2020-2022 recovering strong now ❤
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My sister is going through pychosis right now and watching this video gives me so much hope, I'm gonna be devoting everything I have in me to support and love her when she returns home.
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It's quite hard to find content featuring black women who have been through this specific mental health challenge. Thankful to Debrae and the host for this episode. Recovering from a psychotic break myself, really needed this
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I'm recovering from psychosis
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I am so proud of my Sister!!!! Love you baby girl!!! The Lord is using you do great things in our generation!🙏🏼
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Psychosis : human response to extreme distress. See Dialogue Cures for Psychotic Problems with Jaakko Seikkula.
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This made me cry 😭, thank you for sharing your story. I have been through something similar and my mom was supportive but from another continent, it’s difficult when you don’t have a huge support system. ❤
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I was diagnosed with schizzoaffective disorder back in 2016 psychosis is a sicko im glad that now more than ever the stigma surrounding mental illnesses is slowly changing for the better, people are becoming more educated on it and more and more people are feeling safe and comfortable to speak up about their own struggles humanity still has a long way to go but I have noticed a big shift in this area when it comes to the stigma alot of it is thanks to social media and that fact that it is easier for people to connect to eachother and spread knowledge with the power of technology
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She literally explained almost to a T what I went through only a lil more extreme in a less period of time.
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thank you so much for sharing your story and bringing light to this ❤❤
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Wow what a story , its amazing what this life can throw at people ! Thank you for bringing this to us shilla 🙏
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You are so strong! Thank you for speaking up! 😢
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Well done Debrae for sharing your story! 👍🏽
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Ty for sharing
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Thank you for sharing <3
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Well done Debrae for telling you story and being so transparent ❤️
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Well done 👏🏾
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Shilz This is soo inspirational! Glad I did meet you. But I should be the next guest anytime soon.
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Great interview, I had First Episode Psychosis in 2020 during the peak of the pandemic. It was a scary time. Nice to hear other experiences.
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Thanks for sharing I have experienced some similar things
