Corrina Rawlinson - Mental Health Advocate

She's Honestly Mental

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She's Honestly Mental is the podcast for women who are done faking fine. Hosted by Corrina Rawlinson: ADHD brain (medicated), mum of three, and proud mental health hospital alumni who went from writing suicide letters to building a movement. This show speaks to the ones silently falling apart while holding everything together. Each episode is a raw, unfiltered conversation about what it really looks like to live with anxiety, ADHD, depression, trauma and the chaos that comes with it. You'll hear stories, strategies and moments of "me too" that remind you you're not broken, you're just honestly...

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Corrina Rawlinson - Mental Health Advocate

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Health

Latest episode

Jun 2, 2026

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Episodes

29. You Can't Outrun Pain. 14,200 Kilometres Later, She Knows. A Conversation With Brooke McIntosh 02.06.2026

Content note: This episode talks openly about suicidal ideation, a car accident, sexual assault, eating disorders, drugs and alcohol. If any of that is close to home right now, be gentle with yourself. You don't have to listen alone, and you don't have to listen today. Lifeline 13 11 14Beyond Blue 1300 22 46361800RESPECT 1800 737 73213YARN 13 92 76 (First Nations crisis line) Brooke McInto...

28. I'm still shit scared inside even after I wrote a book on confidence - Heidi Anderson 25.05.2026

Content note: This episode talks openly about mental health struggle, hospital admissions, thoughts of wanting to disappear or escape, childhood and sexual abuse, and drinking. If any of that is close to home right now, be gentle with yourself. You don't have to listen alone, and you don't have to listen today. Lifeline 13 11 14Beyond Blue 1300 22 46361800RESPECT 1800 737 73213YARN 13 92 7...

27. I've Been Raw-Dogging My ADHD. I Wouldn't Recommend It. 12.05.2026

I came off my medication and thought fitness and nutrition would pick up the slack. Spoiler: it did not. This week I'm recording from a little Airbnb in Scarborough, in the city for guest episodes, and somewhere between an ASIC strike on our company, nearly bailing on the whole trip, and two strangers stopping me in Woolies to say thank you, I had to sit with something I still don't know h...

26. When Everything Is Heavy, Look For The Glimmers. 07.05.2026

Exhausted. Pre-cycle. Jared barely home. Desk for three days straight. This is what heavy actually looks like. And yet. There are these tiny moments. A cuddle at 3am. A blanket my Nana made that's been with me through every hospital admission. A sunset. A rainbow. Moments so small you'd miss them if you weren't looking. They're called glimmers. And they might be the most important thing nobody is...

25. My Mum Rage Is Back And It's Not A Coincidence 29.04.2026

Six weeks off Lamotrigine. Antidepressant reduced. And suddenly the version of me I thought I'd dealt with is back in the kitchen losing it over the washing. This isn't a breakdown. It's information. This week I'm talking about what actually happens to your nervous system when the medication that was holding things together starts to change. The mum rage that comes with it. The ove...

24. Triggered Or Victim. You Get To Choose. 21.04.2026

Triggered Or Victim. You Get To Choose. What's actually the difference between being triggered and playing the victim? Because there is one. And it's everything. This week I tried to record a podcast with Paw Patrol blaring, school holidays in full swing, and my nervous system absolutely not cooperating. And somewhere between the go-karts drama, a flip out on my best friend, and a ChatGPT...

23. Showing Up For Me 16.04.2026

Six years ago I was being discharged from hospital for the second time. This week I did a gym session, meal prepped, and recorded this podcast. Same person. Completely different life. This episode is a real one. I'm talking about where I'm at with medication, what's actually been going on with my body and my weight, the community we're building, and why I have never once looked at...

22. I Almost Didn't Publish This 07.04.2026

What happens when the week tries to break you and you show up anyway? This week Corrina’s Whoop band was in the red, a friend hit crisis point, and she was riding out medication withdrawals. She recorded anyway, because that’s what She’s Honestly Mental is. This episode is for women who are holding it together on the outside while their body is quietly screaming stop. No polish. No performance. Ju...

21. Nobody Talks About This Part of Motherhood 30.03.2026

Your nervous system doesn't break from one big moment. It breaks from a lifetime of smaller ones stacking up until one day, it just stops pretending. In this solo long-form episode, I go back to the week the world went into Covid and I went into a mental health ward for the second time. Six years later, I'm recording from my living room, running businesses, raising two boys, and for the fi...

20. When you finally choose yourself 25.01.2026

What happens when you stop doing it all for everyone else and finally choose you? Season one is wrapping up and I’m letting you in on everything that led to this moment. From fireworks that flopped to a laser show that nearly broke the bank, go-kart crashes to school awards, business wins to personal spirals. This is the unfiltered, gloriously messy wrap of my year. This episode is a chaotic ride...

19. Why losing it doesn’t make you a bad mum 18.01.2026

Ever snapped at your kids and then drowned in guilt? What if it's not about anger at all, but your nervous system waving a red flag? In this episode, I talk about the messy middle of motherhood, rage, and real-life capacity. From the chaos of raising two kids under two, to sleep deprivation, sensory overload, and the guilt storms that follow rage episodes. This is a raw, honest look at what i...

18. Money fear, ADHD and finally facing it 12.01.2026

Ever feel like you’re one bad decision away from everything falling apart financially? In this episode, I’m recording on Christmas Eve, cacao in hand, exhausted and honest as hell. I’m sharing what it’s really been like hosting our first Christmas at home in a decade, trying to keep my brain regulated in the chaos, and why committing to this podcast weekly has forced me to finally take my own voic...

17. Medication is not a failure 04.01.2026

What if medication isn’t a weakness, a shortcut, or a failure… but the scaffolding that holds you while you rebuild your life? In this episode, I talk honestly about medication, ADHD, antidepressants, and the quiet shame that still sits around needing help. I share what medication did for me. It didn’t fix my life. It didn’t erase trauma. But it lowered the noise, slowed the spirals, and gave me e...

16. Life after hospital isn’t the victory lap you think it is 28.12.2025

What if the hardest part of healing starts after hospital? In this episode, I’m sharing what no one tells you about the messy, raw, and painfully real parts of life after a mental health hospital stay. It’s not a smooth re-entry, it’s a faceplant into life admin, school lunches, bills, and grief over everything you missed while surviving. I talk through the structure I lost, the guilt I carried, a...

15. How I rebuilt my week around my brain 21.12.2025

What if chasing "ease" is the very thing making your life harder? In this episode, I crack open the mental loops I've been stuck in lately. From overcomplicating everything in the name of productivity to questioning my worth in a room full of entrepreneurs. It's raw, chaotic, and weirdly reassuring if your brain also has 40,000 tabs open. I share what led me to declare 2026 the...

14. The story behind my first hospital admission 14.12.2025

What if the signs that you needed help were hiding in your camera roll? This episode is the audio version of going back through the photos and finally seeing the truth. This one’s raw. I open up about the lead-up to my first mental health admission in 2019. Not from a perfect, polished hindsight place, but straight from the heart, scrolling through the chaos on my phone. You’ll hear about the phot...

13. Saying no to more so I could say yes to me 07.12.2025

Have you ever built something that looked great on the outside, but didn’t feel right inside? This episode is about the uncomfortable magic of accidentally pivoting, and finally doing business in a way that feels like you. This one’s part confession, part clarity bomb. I recorded from a Surf Club storage room, sipping cacao, processing the chaos of scaling back my meds, and admitting something out...

12. Work-life balance is a lie we’re still telling 30.11.2025

What if the reason you're stuck… is because you're building something that isn’t even you? This episode is a full-throttle brain dump from my bedroom floor. I talk through the mess of launching something that doesn’t feel aligned, and what happens when you stop forcing what’s not working. You’ll hear about my decision to open House of Collab, the flopped launch of my Permission to be Hum...

11. The hospital visit that taught me to slow down 23.11.2025

Ever felt like life’s falling apart but somehow, you’re still the one holding everyone together? This week, I take you inside the chaos of our busiest season yet. Business stress, basketball coaching, stomach dramas and a moment of real clarity. You’ll hear about the week I ended up in hospital, the unexpected lessons it brought me, and how slowing down didn’t derail me like it used to. We talk bu...

10. The guilt of building something just for you 16.11.2025

What if putting yourself first didn’t mean letting everyone else down? In this unfiltered 6am episode recorded from a surf club storage room (yes, really), I crack open the emotional weight of what it looks like to start choosing yourself after a lifetime of over functioning for everyone else. I talk about the tension between building something that’s “just yours” and the guilt that sneaks in when...

9. Why writing your mental health story can be life-saving 09.11.2025

Ever felt like your story wasn’t worth telling, only to realise it might save someone else? This episode is raw, real, and a little bit terrifying in the best way. I read the article I wrote for Mamma Mia. The one that covers everything from hospital stays to misdiagnoses, suicide notes to ADHD meds, and the chaos that comes with being a woman trying to keep it all together. If you’ve ever felt li...

8. The myth of the perfect mother ends here 02.11.2025

Ever feel like the shame spirals are stronger than your will to keep going? This episode is the messiest kind of real. I walk you through a day in my life. The ADHD brain spirals, the guilt, the survival routines, and the glimmers that help me hold it together (or at least fake it well enough). I’m not handing out perfection; I’m sharing what it looks like when you’re doing your best in a world th...

7. Women’s mental health needs this kind of support 26.10.2025

What if the problem isn’t that you’re broken, but that you’ve been performing “fine” for too long? In this episode, I’m walking you through the honesty method, a raw, real look at how I survived emotional exhaustion, burnout and trauma recovery without losing my mind (again). This isn’t about toxic positivity or pushing through. It’s about creating space for your nervous system to exhale. You’ll h...

6. When ADHD meets financial freakouts 12.10.2025

Ever juggled appointments, panic and pretending you’re okay, all in one day? In this episode, I’m sitting in a Perth hotel room after one hell of a few months. Between urgent medical appointments, wild travel chaos, and running a business while parenting three kids. I talk about what it really feels like to be carrying too much and pretending you’re fine. You’ll hear the behind-the-scenes of launc...

5. We inherited trauma but we don’t have to pass it on 28.09.2025

What if the stories we've inherited about women, work, and worth are the real reason we’re not coping? In this episode, I share one of my late-night rabbit holes… the kind fuelled by ADHD spirals and AI research. What started as a quick scroll turned into a full-blown investigation into the link between undiagnosed ADHD and postpartum depression. And let me tell you, the stats hit hard. I tal...

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