Summary: In this episode, Natalie Nadeen is joined by Kerri Elize to discuss mental health and navigating through life. They explore the importance of having conversations about mental health and the challenges of toxic positivity. Keri shares her personal experience with mental health and the realization of her anxiety and depression. They discuss the difference in approaching mental health in Jamaica and Canada. Also, the concept of trauma bonding is explained, and advice is given on owning mental illness and seeking help. The episode concludes with a discussion on navigating life in a new country and the challenges and growth that come with it.
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