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Category : Health | Tags : stigma medication cabf therapy cbt bipolar mentalhealth depression mania |
Mar 31st, 2009 by depressedteens
On this episode, we continue analyzing our two teen round tables, this time asking them about their sleep habits. They share their insights with us. In addition, we find out that one of our hosts also hasn’t been sleeping well. We’ll discuss the why and what can be done to help.
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I really liked this episode…it was interesting to hear that other people have the same problem of “falling asleep”. More than anything, I have this problem of not calming down to go to sleep.
I have a suggestion for a book, like you did with Janet Fitch’s Paint it Black. Maybe you can do a feature on it? It’s called Wintergirls by Laurie Halse Anderson, the author of Speak, the novel is YA and it’s about this girl, a senoir in high school, who’s dealing with anexoia and depression, hearing voices (her dead best friend who killed herself). Just a suggestion…I thought Anderson did an amazing job of giving an insight to those who deal with eating disorders, which usually has to do with some mental illness, and also the effect suicide has on other people after that person is gone.
Thanks, again for answering my comments from before.
Ashley.