Made Visible

Made Visible

Por: Harper Spero
Made Visible is a podcast that gives a voice to people with invisible illnesses. This podcast aims to change the conversation around invisible illnesses, helping those who experience them —whether as patients, caregivers, or friends or family members — feel more seen, heard and supported.
142 episodios disponibles

Latest episodes of the podcast Made Visible

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74. Zach Iscol, Providing an Effective, Cost-Free Mental Health Program for Veterans with PTSD 03/03/2020
73. Aliza Licht, Turning a Private Health Experience into an Empowering Breast Cancer PSA 25/02/2020
72. Lara Bloom, Supporting People with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome While Elevating Global Awareness 18/02/2020
71. Shannon Shores, Facilitating Judgement-Free STD Testing and Sexual Health Empowerment 11/02/2020
70. Shari Auth, Making Acupuncture and Herbs Accessible for a Larger Audience 04/02/2020
69. Simon and Martina Stawski, Navigating the Ups and Downs of Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome as a Team 28/01/2020
68. Esther Crain, Illuminating Personal Narratives of Invisible Illness and Misdiagnosis 21/01/2020
67. Jessie Ace, Living with MS and Championing a New Vocabulary Around Disability 14/01/2020
66. Lara Parker, Normalizing Vagina Problems by Writing and Talking About Endometriosis 07/01/2020
65. Mickey Trescott, Experimenting with Nutrition and Creating Her Own Road Map to Health 17/12/2019
64. Molly O'Malley Pitman, Turning Tragedy into Empowerment and Hope for People with Autism 10/12/2019
63. Katie Dalebout and Serena Wolf, Approaching Anxiety with Vulnerability and Laughter 03/12/2019
62. Elana Safar, Giving Voice to Multiple Chemical Sensitivity and Advocating for Fragrance-Free Spaces 26/11/2019
61. Amy Lacey, Seeing Food as Medicine and Bringing Cauliflower Crust to Pizza Night 19/11/2019
60. Catherine Rogers and Ben Samuel, Using Narrative Medicine to Foster Self-Expression and Understanding 12/11/2019
59. Hannah Olson, Showing Employers (and Beyond) the Value of Hiring People with Chronic Illness and Disability 05/11/2019
58. Beth Schrock, Creating Portraits of Invisible Illness while Living with Undiagnosed Pain 29/10/2019
57. Menna Olvera, a UZIT Practitioner Who Helps People Become Aware of the Self 22/10/2019
56. Jaime Walden, Using Humor and Candor to Shed Light on Her Life with Crohn's Disease 15/10/2019
55. Corinne Gray, Bringing Awareness to Neurodiversity while Living with Depression 08/10/2019
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