In order to combat the stigma and increase awareness, prevention, treatment and management of a range of mental Illnesses, WVIA and Geisinger are presenting a new mental health initiative called Mind Over Matter.
Produced by Jim Donnelly
Those suffering from mental health issues often become victims of discrimination and social isolation due to the stigma attached to these disorders. This stigma is a significant public health issue and can inhibit those with mental illness to seek proper treatment and recovery.
In order to combat the stigma and increase awareness, prevention, treatment and management of a range of mental Illnesses, WVIA and Geisinger are presenting a new mental health initiative called Mind Over Matter. Like WVIA’s successful Battling Opioids series, this public health initiative aims to improve the mental and physical health of our community through a multi-platform approach that will include TV, radio and digital content.
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On this episode of the Mind Over Matter podcast, we'll discuss restorative parenting. -
In this episode, we're talking about how boundaries are essential to healthy relationships, which in turn affects our mental health.
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Don Reitmeyer, who served in the Marine Corps, is a cannabis lobbyist, advocate, and speaker, and is a survivor of Complex PTSD(C-PTSD).
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Artist Kelly Klee shares her advice on dealing with digital addiction.
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Veteran George Kinney shares his story about senior isolation during the pandemic and how it took a big toll on his health.
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In this episode, we talk to Wyoming area students and Kevin Winters, the General Manager of the US arm of Kooth Digital Health.
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In this podcast, we are talking about Children and Trauma. We talk to Lynne Gallagher, who is a licensed clinical social worker and certified clinical trauma professional at Geisinger’s Psychology department.
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Hear the story of Jamie Donnelly, a man who is grieving multiple family members - and how he’s coping with so much loss.
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Pennsylvania opioids have been on the rise for years, according to the National Institutes of Health. How did we get here?
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Millions of kids and more than a few adults have been diagnosed with ADHD, so what is it exactly and what do we need to know about kids and ADHD?
