ReThreading Madness

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  • ReThreading Madness with host, Bernadine Fox, challenges the status quo when it comes to mental health. We flip the standards by giving the mental health consumer voice and agency around what is true for them and their lived experience. Basically, we are actively rethreading the truths around our mad, mad worlds.
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Episodes
  • How Past Lives and Spiritual Experiences Impact our Mental Health with Kerie Logan

    How Past Lives and Spiritual Experiences Impact our Mental Health with Kerie Logan
    Jan 29 2025
    How Past Lives and Spiritual Experiences Impact our Mental Health with Kerie Logan

    While there doesn’t seem to be any scientific consensus of past lives, the correlation between them, present-day conflicts, and/or emotional baggage is significant. And the anecdotal stories include resolving problematic patterns that one has around behaviors, phobias, relationship, relationship difficulties among others. In addition, we have individuals who when they have spoken about past lives or spiritual experiences are labelled crazy by people around them and professionals in the mental health industry.

    Hypnotherapist, Kerie Logan joins Bernadine to explain how our past lives or spiritual experiences may impact on our mental health. Logan has spent the last 40+ years working with people using meditation, NLP, creative visualization, relaxation, inner child work and hypnosis. She has won awards for her hypnotherapy work. ReThreading Madness talks with her about the impact past lives and spiritual experiences has on our mental health and how we might be able to resolve them.

    Music by Shari Ulrich and Born
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    1 hr
  • With Matt Sandoval from FreeArts AZ and Kagan Gog producer/director of Common Law

    With Matt Sandoval from FreeArts AZ and Kagan Gog producer/director of Common Law
    Jan 21 2025
    With Matt Sandoval from FreeArts AZ and Kagan Gog producer/director of Common Law
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    1 hr and 4 mins
  • I "Married" My Therapist: Ken Schultz talks about the damage he suffered

    I "Married" My Therapist: Ken Schultz talks about the damage he suffered
    Jan 15 2025
    Trigger Warnng: This episode includes information about therapy abuse and may be triggering for some folks.

    I Married my Therapist:

    Ken Schultz is an advocate for mental health reform and a survivor of therapy abuse and exploitation. He is using his personal experience of harm to raise awareness about unethical therapeutic relationships and their lasting impact. Through his story, Ken aims to inspire change in laws and practices to protect others from similar experiences.

    If we want to examine the power and authority mental health professionals have over their clients – Ken’s story is a prime example. He saw this therapist for 3 months and in that time frame, he went from someone who had zero attraction to being sexually exploited by her all the while believing how she defined it as ok.

    If we want to examine how the institutions should be assisting us after we have experienced therapy abuse and exploitation, Ken is another prime example. The therapist he was seeing reported her, then left him to deal with the fallout on his own. The Texan state licensing board narrowed his complaint down to violating one aspect of the statutes: the timeline. His “therapist” dragged out leaving the ‘marriage’ to prevent a complaint based on the allotted time. But the licensing board ignored another statute that their social workers are not allowed to have sexual contact with a current or former client – of which she clearly had violated and of which had done so within the statute of limitations. And his church and police believed her statements without any corroboration and victimized him again.

    Things must change. We all need to wake up to harm perpetrated against those who have experienced therapy abuse and exploitation so that we are not inadvertently exacerbating that harm that is already catastrophic in too many cases.

    Music by Shari Ulrich and Shawn Mendes
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    1 hr

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