Three people working towards ending the stigma around mental illness, raise awareness and creating a safe community. Join us as we talk about our journeys.
@comcastcares I have contacted and attempted to share my experience with Employee Relations and Corp HQ HR. Nothing was or has been done. I have no desire to go back or work with Comcast.
@CORRPeerSupport@comcastbusiness It further perpetuates the stigma and discrimination of mental health. If you were recovering from a physical ailment, you’d be welcomed back and asked what can be done to help. If you return after a mental ailment, you are questioned and devaluated.
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@AMG1028 Speaking. Talking about it openly. Whether in a conversation or public speaking. A feeling of togetherness. It also helps me be honest about how I’m feeling, potential triggers, and early warning signs. Plus getting out of the house to do so is good in general.
@EversonGriffen get well bro. Taking the time you need to focus on your mental heath is harder and braver than many realize. I applaud you sir. Much love. We are here for you. 🖤💚💯-Robbie
Such an amazing conversation with @erezshek!! Thank you for having me as a guest and using your platform to bring more awareness! Check out the #TheShekCheck podcast on the regular for great #Mentalhealth content!