i am somebody

the NAMI Hancock County team introduces themselves and comes together to discuss may being mental health month

ambz comes back onto the podcast to update us on her life. ambz talks about overcoming her mental health diagnosis and also brings words of wisdom with her.

Noah shares their struggles on dealing with OCD and the intrusive thoughts that come with their diagnosis

vy came back onto the podcast to update us on their life. vy talks about finding a therapist that fits them while exploring the world and their experience with coming out as non-binary.

the i am somebody team introduces themselves and discusses their passions for being apart of the podcast. 

comic artist and French-Canadian author Sophie Labelle kicks off our 2023 year of episodes of the "i am somebody podcast". she takes us on a trailblazing journey of how her work advocates for the trans community. she discusses how social media impacts her mental health and how she creates boundaries to maintain her self-care. 

During Recovery Palooza on September 24, 2022, 11 people volunteered to tell us what recovery means to them. There is no host in this episode. We do appreciate the people who shared with us.

Saturday September 24, we will be celebrating Recovery Month with Recovery Palooza at Riverside Park in Findlay.

Cory uses his story to help others who are struggling with substances and those who are currently incarcerated. His message of hope is loud and clear.

Chris talks about how his recovery and his motivation on how to keep going forward in his journey.

Sharona takes us through her journey that includes influences in her life from childhood all the way to now.

Ember takes the time to tell us about how her substance use affected her family and her health.

Join us for our sit-down with Claire. There were many laughs and many tears. She wants to remind you that you are not alone.

Lana tells us her story of growing up feeling different than others and what she did to continue through life with those feelings.

Holden shares his story of being a transgender man and how he has become a resource and leader to others in the community.

Larissa tells us about how being around the right people can help someone blossom into who they truly are.

We sit down with Tim and hear about how mental health has shaped many aspects of his life, including how he eats and interacts with others.

Max talks to us about the hope that exists even when you're feeling trapped.

Jennifer talks to us about her experiences with dissociative identity disorder (DID).

Heidi talks about the impact of being in a caretaker profession and what we can do to take care of ourselves while we take care of others.

Lauren talks about living with Tourette Syndrome. She helps to educate us all on this condition. Stick around to enjoy the ukulele.

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Jordan takes us through his journey of trauma, mental health struggles, substance use. Learn how tattoos, family, and counseling all helped to save his life.

Tami shares how her addiction began and how flow art has helped her in her recovery today.

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