Voices of Montreal: Panacea Favoriting : Playlist from May 25, 2023

Hosted by:

Michelle Wang

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Panacea has the goal of initiating open conversations and reducing stigma surrounding mental health and mental illness. To do so, Michelle teaches 'mental health 101' and shares some of her own experiences living with mental illness.

The positive impact that mental health literacy can have in your own life, and for the people around you, is what drives her. If her words can inspire empathy and change at least one person's perspective or make someone feel less alone, then she has done her job. Join us for some fun tunes and vulnerable conversations!


Every 4th and 5th Thursday of the month, 2 - 3pm (EST)

Favoriting May 25, 2023: Neurodevelopmental Disorders- ADHD: Debunking Misconceptions

In this episode we talk about ADHD, what it is, and how there are sides of ADHD that aren't as talked about or known. ADHD is not simply an inability to focus on things; it is so much more and can impact every single facet of someone's life. We talk about decision paralysis, emotional regulation, and I share my experiences struggling to live with ADHD and the guilt and shame that can come along with it. Disclaimer: i am not a mental health professional and what i say may not apply to everyone. this content is not intended to be a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment

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(✓ = new, ㏄ = CanCon)

Artist Track Album Year Images
Lady Wray  Guilty   Favoriting Queen Alone  2016     
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CIL  One More Shot   Favoriting   2022     
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Chuck & Mac  Powerful Love   Favoriting   1970     
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Masego  What You Wanna Try   Favoriting Masego  2023     
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Sharon Van Etten  Every Time The Sun Comes Up   Favoriting Are We There  2014     
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Greta Van Fleet  The New Day   Favoriting Anthem Of The Peaceful Army  2018     
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Listener chat!

  2:13pm Danny:

Good for you for talking about this subject. My brother was paranoid schizophrenic all of his life and died 2 years ago. The family did everything we could to help him, but he was stubborn. It is unbearably sad to think what he went through. We all miss him dearly.
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