Visanti Bruce

I Love Myself! - Teen's Mental Health

Health EN ↓ 3 episodes

In this show I interview adults who had experienced mental health issues throughout their teen years. They will explain how they have learn't that on the other side of these challenges there is happiness. Whereas at the time, they thought they didn't have the strength to go on in life.

Author

Visanti Bruce

Category

Health

Podcast website

podcastle.ai

Latest episode

Nov 29, 2025

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Episodes

Episode 3: A young man shares with us how he was bullied for his colour, and weight | Sean 29.11.2025

In this episode, a successful young man shares with us how he was bullied for his weight, and having a dark skin tone during his public and boarding school years. He also explains his thoughts around bullying, and what to do.

Episode 2: A mother talks about how she was groomed during her teenage years | Natalie 29.11.2025

In this episode, a mother of children who are now young adults, explains how she was groomed by a man at a young age. She tells us about how this can; 'Decimate your self esteem,' and potentially leave you unknowing if you have the strength to go on'.

Episode 1: Personal Trainer, and mentor to teens shares her wisdom | Nyah 29.11.2025

In this episode, a young Personal Trainer, and mentor to teens shares with us her wisdom. She explains what her life was like at the time, and what she was feeling. Describing the impact that challenging things made on her, and what she has learn't from the process.

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