My Family, Mental Illness.. & Me
My Family, Mental Illness… and Me from production company Our Time explores what it’s like to grow up in the shadow of mental illness. Each episode is an intimate, one-on-one conversation with someone in the public eye who has or had a parent with a mental illness, or mental health difficulties. The interviews are hosted by Dr Pamela Jenkins from the Mental Health Foundation, whose own mother had schizoaffective disorder.
Here's the full series of programmes
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Grace Campbell
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Camilla Stroem Henriksen
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Neil Coyle MP
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Dr. Kim Foster
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Iain Cunningham
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Kayleigh Llewellyn
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Joe Wicks
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Thomas Lynch
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