YOU ARE NOT ALONE - A companion online community discussion board for The Mental Illness Happy Hour podcast with Paul Gilmartin

Your SLAA experience sounds really great and wonderful. The intimacy with your partner probably returns if you both get some stuff ordered and feel less stressed. Is there any rational way to talk to your housemate? What is he bringing up to justify kicking you out? Is it all electronically generate...

I did not know the SLAA meetings were particularly religious. It is absolutely not necessary for you to take the numbers. Godd job on not collecting more pressure. You can always get those numbers later on. They will understand your decision. Take your time for the group-work. If something works for...

I would ask your partner to stop drinking while your recovering. Your brain is already primed to the smell, the brand, ... It would make things a lot harder for you if you would have to constantly overcome the feeling that will arise in you when you see the alcohol. On top of that the alcohol will m...

Hello Void, good to see you again on here. talking to your partner and realising that yourself drunk is not the way you want to present yourself to either her or you is the right move and a good starting point for you both together. :clap: I wonder what your therapists has got to say about that. Are...

Hey champ, thanks for introducing yourself in the touching way you did. I feel you on the rat race you are trying to get out. You did a great job at coming this far. :o The podcast is particularly useful to gap-close the endless space between the therapy-sessions. :D I hope your relationship is not ...

Hello survivors i just felt like what i associate what a marathon runner must feel like after exercising. My exercise was a 50 minutes therapy with an ex psychiatrist talking to me. I am studying at a university in Europe. I am talking to the lady and she to me for free. She is paid by the enrollmen...